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I’ve had my fair share of sexual experiences Purely mechanical sex can still be stimulating, but emotional, lovey-dovey sex without good mechanics is always awful It doesn’t matter how much you love a girl, if you cum in 15 seconds, or don’t hit the right spots, the sex isn’t gonna be good
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As I said, there’s a mechanical and emotional component to sex Good sex needs both
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I mean ideally it’s both, there’s a mechanical and an emotional component to good sex
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Good. Drop that shit, you are worth way more than that just by being on a forum like this
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something_else replied to hugoalfven's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Kind of, the idea of an influencer is very narcissistic and it’s what a surprisingly large number of kids aspire to now But I actually don’t think that’s a bad thing. Aspiring to be someone who provides value to others isn’t bad, but a lot of influencers really just want cold hard cash And they’re often willing to convert your self esteem into said cold hard cash -
Findom is like one of the most degenerate communities there is, I hope you’re not actually paying girls money for nothing
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something_else replied to Leo Gura's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Apparently the deal is now on hold pending twitter lying about user counts -
Is it? I’d disagree, but that’s my preference Most porn is designed to be addicting, it’s mass appealing, it’s what most dudes want to see. But the average dude is prob like a 35-40 year old, so most mainstream porn is designed for that demographic Younger people will find that inauthentic and fake and search for amateur instead Some mainstream porn is really good, but generally I’d say most younger audiences go for slightly more amateurish content, hence the popularity of OnlyFans
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It sounds like you have a lot of very chaotic thoughts Three things I noticed: You look like a fairly young guy, and many of the things you have tried are not quick fixes. They take time to work. Often years. You've tried a lot of different things. It's usually better to focus deep on one or two things that are most important to you for several years, rather than jumping around. You clearly want to be better with girls, I'd start with that. Talk to tons of girls Spirituality isn't so great for curing insecurity on its own, you will probably need to cure that with more traditional means before you start spitirual work The best antidote to insecurity from being bullied by other dudes is surrounding yourself with dudes stronger (physically and mentally) than the ones that bullied you and seeing how they live their life. This is one way to develop masculinity. Something like martial arts or any kind of beginner friendly sport is great for that In school, I was pathetic, introverted, kinda lonely, bullied, etc. but I feel much more confident in myself now The three things that helped me most: Moving into my own place Going out every weekend and hardcore socialising BJJ (Braziliian Jiu Jitsu)
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Oh my sweet summer child Seriously, get off dating apps. They will crumble your self-esteem as you fight and struggle for scraps of low-quality women You could prob get yourself a decent profile that gets you some matches, but it will take a lot of work that's better spent in the real world If you want honest feedback on your profile, go to r/tinder and post your profile in the weekly review. Or put your pics on photofeeler
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hypnogram.xyz is another one of these. It often even understands pop-culture references, lol
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My man, you're overcomplicating things. Go outside, talk to girls, and stop thinking about weird or obscure stuff relating to attracting girls. You're being too theoretical, practice is king
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure your body continually produces semen regardless of whether or not you ejaculate? So surely it makes no difference to energy levels?
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No one hates you for no reason. The default stance most people take when meeting new people is to like them You have to do something to make people hate you Being socially awkward isn't usually enough to make people hate you, but your anxiety/insecurity convinces you it is "I hate me, so of course they hate me" I have a similar loop of thinking and it's very annoying. A few practical things that helped me realise how bullshit that thinking is: Going to the same social places everyday: coffee shop is a great example. I'm socially awkward as fuck sometimes, so I've done plenty of weird things when small talking with the people at the local coffee shop. But I'm a regular, I go every day, and they are all still super nice to me. They even asked me to write a note in a card for one of their staff members when they were leaving, which shocked me because I was dead certain they thought I was a creepy weirdo who they had to put up with coming to work in their coffee shop and pretend to be nice to. And then I was convinced the note I wrote would be weird, and they'd hate me for it. And they were still lovely to me. The hatred was in my head Going to some kind of sport with lots of people regularly. In my case, jiu-jitsu. Every time I trained with someone, I was convinced they hated me if they weren't super nice to me. Again, I'm awkward as fuck and I'm not really a typical sporty athlete so I don't fit in there. But again just by sheer chance of being there enough, I've met several people who are super friendly towards me for no reason other than we've been in close proximity. Even though I was super awkward I think the main thing for you to realise is that being introverted, shy and awkward does not make people hate you. It won't make people like you, but it won't make them hate you either
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This mindset summarises why I think the whole idea of a pickup coach is kind of stupid What is the difference between someone who’s advanced or intermediate? What does that even mean in this context? It’s wasted time to even think about Find a few holistic sources of dating/attraction info and learn the basics then go all in on practice instead of fawning over coaches The theory isn’t that hard at all. You don’t need a course, or tons of videos, or an online coach to learn it The biggest challenges for me have been getting into a good mental state and overcoming fear. Theory doesn’t help with either of those
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I think it might be a good thing. I would actually argue that providing high quality sourcing is harm reduction. If someone wants to try psychedelics badly enough, they'll find them somehow. But the easiest ways to find psychedelics are from super sketchy sources that could end up harming the individual in some way One other protective measure could be that you need at least 100 posts or to have been a member for a certain amount of time to have access to the sourcing/psychedelics section
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something_else replied to Danioover9000's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
I don’t think that makes sense, hive mind is by definition the entire community. It isn’t really controlled by a select group of mods, kind of by definition And generously, 50% of the people on any given subreddit are not the kind of people you want to have any say in how things are run lol -
I think I’ll go with very simple casual-ish clothes then, nothing flashy The bouncers are supposed to be assholes so I don’t wanna push it too much
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This is kind of an a abstract question and more me just rambling at 3am But anyway, there’s a club I want to go to in my city, it’s one of the most popular, usually a very long queue It has a very trendy, cool-kid vibe. I usually go to relaxed clubs that are basically a melting pot of everyone, mainly students (I’m recently graduated), so this one is a little bit different I can’t shake the idea that it’s filled with the type of cool kids who I felt inferior to in school But I know that the reality is I’m so much more socially capable than I was in school now, and I’m as physically attractive as any of them. I’m also doing really well in terms of career now too There’s no logical reason for me to be scared of the place, yet somehow I really really am I feel like they’ll immediately spot me as an imposter I feel like if I wear the clothes they wear then I won’t pull them off, and if I wear my own clothes then I’ll stand out for not fitting in One thing is that I still don’t have my fashion down as much as I’d like and that seems to be a big deal for these kinds of places. I think that’s a big part of the fear I suppose I’m asking if this experience resonates with anyone? And if you have any advice for getting over it? I think fundamentally it’s rooted in some trauma of being kind of a ‘do my own thing’ person in school and never really fitting in Anyway, I’m going to the place this Friday, assuming I don’t get kicked back by the bouncers, appreciate any advice
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Do you feel guilty? There’s absolutely no reason to feel guilt about it, it’s a natural thing But yea, if it makes you feel shitty then don’t do it. I just struggle to imagine how that can be anything but conditioned belief or guilt or something There is definitely such a thing as too much. But I can’t really tell the difference between jerking off once a day or a few times a week, energy wise
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something_else replied to Danioover9000's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
This is basically what Reddit has with upvotes and downvotes It encourages a hive mind approach that is not healthy at all -
??? Am I missing something? I don’t lose anything after I cum, I feel relaxed for like 30 mins then I’m back to normal Why in the ever loving fuck would evolution evolve you to feel like shit for two days after you cum, that would be ridiculously, unbelievably counter-productive If you feel that way it is absolutely not normal, or it’s in your head
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It helps you learn what you like quite efficiently and gives you interesting ideas for things to try It also desensitises you and wares out your sexual mind in excess It’s probably a good thing in moderation, demonising it is probably quite unhealthy as well
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something_else replied to Bobby_2021's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
When it comes to abortion, my thoughts are always that the potential suffering of the child is the primary concern. If you are pregnant at 15, there's a very high chance the resultant kid will suffer. If you are pregnant when you're financially unstable, there's a high chance the resultant kid will suffer. If you are pregnant when you are very unhealthy, there is a high chance the resultant kid will suffer. If you are pregnant with an unhealthy fetus, there is a high chance the resultant kid will suffer. If you are pregnant and dissatisfied with your life, there is a high chance the resultant kid will suffer. If you are pregnant and mentally unstable, there is a high chance the resultant kid will suffer. Having the kid in any of the above circumstances could easily be construed as selfishness. IMO you should only have kids when you are in a suitable position in life to give them a good life. Having a kid should be something you do intentionally because you want to create an amazing and beautiful life for the child and a fulfilling life for yourself. If you can't do that, do everything to avoid getting pregnant or getting someone pregnant. If you somehow get pregnant, then IMO you should seriously consider abortion until you are ready to have a kid intentionally. Especially in modern times, where our world requires a very careful upbringing to create a mentally stable child. Abortion should always ultimately be up to the woman, of course. The idea that it's murder is silly, especially when it's a bundle of cells. You kill more life every day by stepping on insects outside or eating meat. Even in later stages of pregnancy, it's difficult to argue that the fetus can suffer. And I would argue that the suffering it would experience from being aborted is far less severe than the potential suffering if the child is born into a family that isn't ready or doesn't want it. Not to mention the suffering that the child may then go on to cause others if it is not raised correctly. I'm usually a pretty neutral person, but this is one of my slightly more radical opinions. In terms of comparing it with vaccines, I don't see the comparison really. At least in the UK, vaccines were never mandated. We just restricted what you could do if you weren't vaccinated. You could still choose not to be vaccinated, but there was a cost associated with it -
Seriously dude, it’s not worth the hit to your self esteem to keep using or thinking about shitty dating apps. I spent like a year optimising my tinder profile that I’m never getting back only for mediocre results that don’t compare to the real world