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  2. One thing that might help yourself: Everytime before you go out, imagine what/how you want women to SEE/FEEL YOU. Take her perspective and see youself as her, imagine, feel, hear, sense HOW women will EXPERIENCE you. (love, passion, beauty, enthusiasm, humor, sexual chemistry). Test for yourself. See what happens
  3. Key insight: no-fap is stupid and wrong. Women will never give you enough sex to satisfy you.

  4. Tapering off my antidepressants.

    Natasha Tori Maru replied to Rishabh R's topic in Personal Development -- [Main]

    That is an issue - but your process of enquiring onto the thoughts seems to be beneficial. Perhaps it is revealing where you are attaching to the event? Aversion/desire Maybe someone else may have advice - one of my ex partners had issues such as these. Imagining scenarios didn't help him like it did me - that process made it much worse. Which is why I thought to ask how you feel after 🙏 Overall I do think it is natural to have these thoughts and strange impulses. Provided we do not act on them. Part of being human. Maybe this might assist you not being too hard on yourself or judging. Tapering off anti-depressants, especially after so prolonged a use, is very challenging. My sister was crying and hysterical, almost mad, when she came of them (7 years on them). It took her a year to stabilise.

  5. What is some music you like?

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  6. Tapering off my antidepressants.

    Rishabh R replied to Rishabh R's topic in Personal Development -- [Main]

    I feel worse after it and it becomes a spiral until I question it to break the never ending rage.

  7. Conformity Examples Mega-Thread

    lostingenosmaze replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Personal Development -- [Main]

    Giga-Alien-Moose seems more my style, you keep building your unicorn army though 🫎
  8. CARDOZZO started following One month of approaches and game
  9. Great, keep going!
  10. That's good to know. I'd like to see how much of a change this will make many years from now.
  11. @Yali What situation? Being in court? If he had any doubts about moving forward with his plan he could have stopped long before making a ghost gun and inscribing shit on bullets. He had plenty of time to think about his actions leading up to the execution. So, you are probably right about him not feeling much remorse.
  12. This is consistent with how administering dopaminergic drugs strengthens the pathways that were active prior to administering. It could be as simple as the fact that when you experience something during the trip, or you have an insight or breakthrough or drastic change in perspective, that is what was active during the trip, and given the lasting changes that such deep experiences can bring, that is what was changed. With dopamine, it reflects experiences of significance, so you will remember such events better and be more likely to think about them in the future (and hence addictions can occur), hence your brain rewires to be more likely to fire those particular neural circuits in the future. The brain and experience (or "mind" more generally, which might involve unconscious, sub-, pre- or periconscious processes) are just mirrors; you will always find a cause explaining one of the coin from the other side of the coin, but the cause is both ways, not just brain to experience (in fact, there is only correlation, but we can speak of causation in a certain sense).
  13. Carl-Richard started following Psilocybin Brain Rewiring is Activity Dependant. Inactive Regions are Untouched
  14. If he felt any amount of remorse, it would be impossible for him to smile in this situation. @Breathe
  15. “I tried to buy the truth, but you sold the lies to me.” -Silverstein
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  17. Every right-wing media outlet since the 1990s has caused media manufacturing consent and blatant media bias for every radical right-wing Republican.

  18. Anyone tried crack?

    Breathe replied to Hezbollah's topic in Psychedelics

    Crack is a powerful psychedelic (Not a serious remark)
  19. He may not be cracking a smile all the time so you can't jump to conclusions about how he feels based on a single photo. We can deconstruct the situation, though. Luigi suffered a lot due to the shitty health care that he received so he feels like justice has been served to some degree. A lot of people support what he did, so I imagine that he feels some level of validation. I believe that in his mind he made an example out of the victim and sent a message to the world. I would imagine that he is at least a little bit afraid of the consequences he is about to face. I do not know how he feels about the victim's family.
  21. Two of the 9/11 hijackers who flew the planes, when asked why they did not laugh ever, responded "how can you laugh with what is happening in Palestine?". Then they practiced for a year to get pilot licenses. Belief in oneself comes in many shapes and sizes.
  22. Carl-Richard started following Luigi Mangione smile
  23. My favorite movie of the year is "Eddington": Joaquin Phoenix is an amazing actor, one of my favorites! He was fantastic in "Beau is Afraid," another Ari Aster film. It's a shame that "Eddington" and "Beau is Afraid" didn't get more recognition.
  24. How can this guy find it in him to crack a smile? Does he not realize the collateral damage and suffering his actions have caused? This reminds me of @Leo Gura episode, "Everyone Acts with Good Intentions". He really thinks just because he had good intentions, that he is the good guy. That he is not to feel remorse, but is to actually be proud of his actions despite the suffering they've caused, hence his willingness to smile. Does that make him a psychopath, or just utterly self deceived and delusional? Just curious about his psychology.
  25. If you're a Nicolas Cage fan, you might like "Dream Scenario" and "Joe"—though the latter gets pretty bleak. Speaking of bleak, "Eden Lake" was the darkest film I saw this year. Definitely check it out if you're up for something intense, but consider yourself warned. I also dove into Todd Solondz's films this year, and they're definitely not sunshine and rainbows either.
  26. I'lL jUsT tAKe A LItTlE pOWeRnAp The bastard will never find me here!
  27. ^.^_^.^
  28. Yes this is what happens to many people, they are unconsciously "suppressing" sexual energy and thinking they are becoming more strong and spiritual, the issue is that energy is not being used and channeled out properly and creatively so it becomes stagnant and leads to mental and emotional and even physical disorders over time. You can't try to be celibate and be a master overnight, this no-fap has to come naturally. There are phases in my life where I have a lot of sex, there are phases when I have none at all. It all depends. You have to learn to be in-tune with your NATURAL SELF. Not what others are doing or saying.
  29. Lmao, Nah-im just 'sleeping'
  30. I think you're such a great writer and thinker. I'm just imagining the things you might write in your lifetime. Thanks for sharing
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