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  2. @AtmanIsBrahman Oh - rhetoric is not a comment about the substance of your posts. It is the way it is said and the type of language you employ to make the point.
  3. I can’t speak for individuals. Obviously if a woman is a lesbian or doesn’t have a sex drive that’s different for example. But according to survey data like 20% of women say they’ve cheated on their partner. I’m sure if you asked all those women before they did it, almost all would say they wouldn’t cheat, yet they did. And those are with regular guys. So I don’t think it’s so crazy to think if it’s a celebrity which has all the pull of fame and charisma and we are now including women who aren’t in a relationship, that number could be 60-90% tbh. Of course it also depends on the circumstance, like if he just randomly appeared and was super aggressive that would be so shocking it wouldn’t feel real and they’d probably default to a no. Like if a super hot girl suddenly tried to sleep with a guy who wasn’t used to it he’d be suspicious it was a scam. Frankly I think most women would sleep with a celebrity even excluding factors like attractiveness, simply because of herd mentality because they have so much social proof and they’d just convince themselves to do it because they think everyone else would. Some women in nazi germany reported having orgasms when listening to Hitler give speeches, it’s not because he’s super attractive or they had some special connection. Probably a celebrity sex symbol living in the more liberal era today would have a even more magnified effect.
  4. This mixes experimental evidence about mind-body connection (which is very convincing, by the way) with Neville Goddard's teaching of the power of assumption and living out the assumption. An interesting tidbit is that old people who were told to method-act being in the time period when they were 20 years younger (in terms of technology, culture, etc.) showed improvement in numerous health markers after only a few days.
  5. I know, but it's kind of true. I think there's a certain purging process that comes from going full misanthrope every once in a while. Being a spiritual misanthrope is an especially fun form of it. It's worth going through the process of being upset with low-consciousness people, then integrating it and coming to a more loving perspective.
  6. Yes. I only said "set in stone" to imply that it's difficult to change them, because they're part of one's core identity. They're not absolutely set in stone, but they're stable enough to stay the same for years, unlike emotions, which can change very quickly, and even swing back and forth multiple times in a short period of time. And I'm not disagreeing with that. What I'm saying is that the emotional component of values is locked in the past, and not felt in the present moment. It's more like a monument, or an anchor for emotions. Once it's settled, it doesn't easily move or change. Actually, you do have a point. I think women are more generally integrated than men in this context, as they can understand logic but act based on how they feel. Emotional suppression is a lot easier than actually integrating emotions, so it makes sense that most men suppress their emotions. The opposite applies to most women, who suppress logic in favour of emotions. I think it's difficult and rare for a someone, man or woman, to be able to hold logic and lead with logic while staying attuned to his emotions. It takes special abilities and decades of hard work and maturing and integrating.
  7. This is a thread -- potentially to become a megathread -- for posting resources about manifestation, magic, reality shifting, and anything similar. I will be posting videos explaining the theory behind manifestation, practical tips and tricks, scientific evidence, and testimonies. Post any high quality resources you find and would like to share. The goal here is open-minded investigation into whether manifestation is real, how to do it if it is real, and what the metaphysical implications for reality are. "Magic is the science and art of causing change to occur in conformity with will" - Aleister Crowley
  8. I'm being deadass. Fucking her grounds her by reminding her that all of it doesn't matter, and its a game. We can still discuss and resolve the situation, but sex is the reminder: "Listen *thrust* I see where you're coming from *thrust*, but we have to also consider their side *nutting noises*"
  9. You have adopted Leo's rhetoric.
  10. @something_else mmmmyaaa... But we need to be careful and not victimize ourselves and blame our ADHD for not wanting to make the effort of paying attention. Or say that it cannot be cured. Attention is also trained. Interest in thing is cultivated with time. And doctors are diagnosing ADHD like: "idk what is wrong with this person - therefore ADHD." Most people who come to us at outpatient psychiatry have ADHD diagnosis. If I had victimesed myself instead of fixing my life, it would have been much worse right now. On the opposite, some might really live with ADHD their whole lives. Idk if it is mostly because of 9f genetics or unsolved trauma.

  11. is Redpill holding me back

    Natasha Tori Maru replied to Ramanujan's topic in Dating, Sexuality, Relationships, Family

    @Raze So the claim was that most women would have sex with Justin Bieber. Let say thats 51% Between my mum (60) and my grandmother (97) - do you think either of them would? Just pointing out how crazy/poking fun at the example, given no additional demographics or information
  12. Spoilt Pig Alert ‼️ A trained pig is still a pig.
  13. Most women say they wouldn’t have a one night stand or sleep with a guy on the first date, yet survey data finds a third to half say they have, and that’s with normal guys not celebrities.
  14. That's the exact reason that it's not right. This is not letting go this is just a practice of lustful thoughts and giving in to them. This is holding on to lust not letting go of lust.
  15. @Jirh Values can provide stability, but they aren't set in stone. You can reassess them as one gains experience and new information. Logic can assist in pursuing goals consistently, but it cannot determine what is worth pursuing in the first place. My point is that decisions are value-based, and values involve feelings and emotions. I feel like you might be conflating logic with emotional suppression - unless I am wrong in understanding.
  16. Seems like Breakingthewall is just another imposter/ impersonator. .👂 listen, was that my echo? “The true Self is inherently formless, eternal, and limitless, and that any sense of restriction or finitude is a projection of the mind. Reality must be always real. It is not with forms and names. That which underlies all these is the reality. It underlies limitations, being itself limitless. It is not bound." - Ramana Maharshi
  17. You picked the most feminine male singer 😅 I think Drake or Idris Elba are way more attractive. But for the women on the forum, I think Enrique Iglesias is among the most attractive. He has a nice blend of masculine and feminine.
  18. Oh shit I thought this was the questions for Bashar thread.
  19. @Bashar I want to move to your planet ASAP because earth is getting expensive as shit. I’m ready and won’t be too shocked by a new civilization when can you pick me up? Let me know of any additional requirements as well.
  20. It's definitely not a magic switch that will make your life amazing i will tell you that for sure.
  21. Bro i know all about this shit. I was convinced about this in my early 20s but the older I get the more I realize how this semen retention theory/ practice thing is 30% correct , 70% bullshit. you won’t tell me anything new because I researched and experimented the shit out of it.
  22. @Natasha Tori Maru Sure, ultimately everything is one, and there's no difference between anything. But in practice, it's a bit more nuanced. Values are set in stone. They don't change based on how you feel. In fact, they anchor your decisions and provide a stable self that has clear preferences and goals which are not immediate, but way into the future, which requires cold logical thinking and consistency despite emotional changes in order to reach. So while values do have an affective dimension as a starting point, that dimension is locked deep in the past and is not questioned or allowed to be questioned or changed. It's the basis of masculine identity. And since men are living between values that they decided in the past which project goals as futuristic potential, that makes men lose touch with the present moment, or at least push it down their list of priorities. Men have to devalue how they feel in order to be effective and achieve their goals.
  23. It does feel right when someone is filled with sexual cravings and thoughts of lust so they can let go
  24. @LastThursday I'm glad to hear that! 😁 Yeah, Dr. Stone's personal story about that madness-inducing curse is wild! 😵😁 And Georgina Rose is cool too, but she can be a bit spicy sometimes. I understand why some people don't like her, but I don't mind her! 😁
  25. Today
  26. That being said, people can't help being where they're at and all is Love at the end of the day
  27. I don't understand. Right vs wrong is usually a value based judgement. Values have an affective dimension. How can you decide what is right and wrong without values, preferences, goals - all of which do not arise from logic alone? I see a difference between using logic to evaluate a judgement and having a basis for what matters in the first place.
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