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This may be very unpopular, but I believe all people are bisexual to some extent.

@something_else had an amazing post regarding this topic: This should give you a clear idea of what a good profile looks like and what you’re lacking. Good looks don’t help much if you come across as boring in your pictures.

The difference isn’t whose lives matter. It’s where people actually have leverage. Israel depends heavily on the West, and we have basically supported their genocide with money and weapons. On the contrary, Iran is already one of the most heavily sanctioned and isolated countries in the world.

Well, that explains a lot! Now I suddenly understand why I find so many posts about women on this forum so unrelatable. I have minimal experience with women that young.

Watch from 34:20. He says in the conclusion: "Even though culture undoubtedly has an effect, I find it unlikely that evolution only separated the genders with dissimilar genitals and not with a little dissimilar taste and psychology." The subtitles are not the best...

They’re not claiming that it’s all biological. The recurring theme of this documentary (including this episode) is more like correcting general false assumptions that some traits are 90–100% environmental and showing that the genetic component is often as much as 50% or even more.

It’s 16 years old. On average, women have roughly the same amount of casual sex relative to men these days as they did around 2010, so I wouldn’t say the world has changed so much in that regard.

Exactly. This is perfectly explained in this episode of my favourite documentary series:

Something tells me that there are many things those 32% are not sure about in life. Like how to open a door, how to eat pickles when you can’t get your head into the jar, or to vote for fascists led by a manchild or not.

Not quite my impression. Just look at a guy like Sam Harris, who is supposed to be rational, open-minded and scientific - he hasn't had any guest on his podcast who isn't pro-Israel since 7th October, and the focus has only been on jihadism and antisemitism.

I just went through all your threads. So since mid-October, you’ve gone from studying information technology, to considering physical education, to aiming to become a psychotherapist, to considering a philosophy PhD, to rejecting academia altogether, to trying to make a living from rap, to developing a vision of multilingual and multicultural rap (Jan 3rd), and now you’re saying: «Fuck this, Leo’s work doesn’t work for me.» Dude 🤣

Leo has given so many warnings about psychedelics that I was pretty terrified of trying it for the first time. I remember wanting to read at least five books about it before trying, but then my anxious brother came along and said that I should be much more chill about it. I agree with @Hojo here.

I never got the impression from The Life Purpose Course that you’re supposed to blindly follow your passion and go all in on it. That would obviously be asking for trouble. To me, it was always pretty clear that your life purpose should just be a hobby as long as it isn’t realistic to make money from it. Over time, as your skills improve, you can take it more seriously, and maybe one day in the future you might be able to make a living from it. There’s a book that Leo talks about in the course that makes it very clear that blindly following your passion is a bad idea. Not sure if I can mention the title here...

And this is as long as we're talking white voters. If you look at the minority voters, who constitute 40-45% of the Democratic voters, you'll find a lot of Stage Blue and Red as well. One party is supposed to bring everyone who isn't a white, straight, Christian and rich guy together. Madness.

1. Sex. I’m in my 30s now, and dating feels way too serious at this age. Having lots of sex is a young man’s game, relatively speaking, and that’s karma I haven’t nearly burned through yet. 2. Reading and writing (my life purpose) way more.