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coca wants to become a better person, but doesn't want to inquire into his biases.
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The development of human fetuses begins with a vagina. And then it either remains as it is, or grows into a penis. We are all pussies, welcome to life.
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@Leo Gura Have faith, Leo. There's gotta be a way. You've done so much good, and you deserve a good and long life and a happy ending.
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Survival.
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I love the egolessness in this statement. Other people like to claim everything as theirs. I recently saw an interview with someone who did something kinda rare in my area, and the guy was all egoic and unconscious thinking that he actually did anything to begin with. It's the difference between a spiritually developed person and a totally unconscious one.
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@Emerald Thanks for your efforts and patience.
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@Emerald Is (Masculine and Feminine) the ultimate duality/non-duality? Or is there something beyond?
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It's both/either.
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@Inliytened1 There is a range, of course. I was just illustrating the concept in simple terms. A man starts life in weakness (closer to death = weaker), and then gradually grows into strength, and then gradually loses it (again, closer to death = weaker). That's life, it's a struggle against death.
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The opposite of strength, just like death is the opposite of life. Weakness is perceived closer to death than to life. Man is strongest in his midlife. And he's weakest otherwise (infant, elderly).
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Yes, and I also said don't ignore your weaknesses. That means a man should integrate and embrace his weaknesses but at the same time not let them control his life. But that's another topic entirely. Weakness is not feminine. That's a popular cultural misconception. Weakness is repulsive to all people, not only women, because it's anti-life. People dislike weakness in general, whether in men or women. And strength is always worshipped. Therefore, you should show people your strengths and hide your weaknesses, whether you're a man or a woman. That is, if you care about what they think. If you don't care, then simply be yourself and that'll work too. But you'll generally have a harder time than if you followed the first advice.
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I think she's put it accurately and eloquently. I have learned a lot just watching Emerald's videos. Did you see her YouTube channel?
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Absolutely We are one.
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My little sister sends this message to our Whatsapp family group: "I fear you all. I wish I would die tomorrow to relieve myself from you and you from me." Turns out, my parents are giving her a hard time because of her hygiene OCD. It's exquisite! I told them yesterday that everyone has an OCD of some kind and explained to them what it is and how all people have it in some form. I told them that it's just that certain forms of OCD are marginalized and demonized by society while others are accepted and even encouraged; e.g. Society praises people with high ambition, even though technically ambition is a form of obsession. I showed them examples from their lives how they have OCDs too; e.g. My mother is super concerned about what other people think, and is super overly-protective of her possessions, and she considers her children her possessions, and that's why she's way too concerned about my sister's OCD. She wants to have everything under her control. She's way too judgemental. Overall, I was completely understanding of my sister and supported her fully against our harsh parents. The message came as shocking to me, though. She fears me? I understand how she must be feeling, but to throw away my efforts like that, why? I guess people, and especially women completely stop seeing nuance when they're in fear mode. I wonder: What more could I have possibly done?! I guess I shouldn't give it too much thought. I actually hate my parents to begin with, but what can I do? They're still my parents. They've raised me and everything. I have debts to them that I can't even begin to count. But also they're abusive. It's complicated. But even in my worst times, I always had the sense that I would take care of them when they're old. Not even once have I thought about abandoning them. My brother will move to another city in two years. My mom will feel torn apart. They're all unconscious. I can't have an intelligent discussion with them for the most part. When I talk, they think I have some alien knowledge. They don't know my real place among others. My best friend is a lot more intelligent than me. Most of "my intelligence" is borrowed from him actually. Otherwise, I would have just been another chimp. Bad genes. Bad luck. But things will change.
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Gesundheit2 replied to Someone here's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
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Humans have an infinite capacity for delusion. If they could imagine superiority in certain skin colors and agree to that delusion on a collective level, what else can't they imagine and share? And you're telling me that there is a way to fix humanity?! You underestimate the devil, because you are an unconscious devil. It's me against humanity. I will crush them and make them pay for their mistakes. At least I will be fair with everyone, and maybe I'll even kill myself after that. Come on, Kim. Be a good boy. Hurry up and gimme those nukes, before I come and shove some of them inside your ass.
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Gesundheit2 replied to Javfly33's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
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Also when Oranges think they're Yellow.
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Gesundheit2 replied to JJfromSwitzerland's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
That's peanuts. Me, I wasn't even born, and I don't even have a brain. -
Tell her to join a gym to fix those PMS pains.
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Hahaha, nice!
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LMAO!
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Again, I would have to call nonsense. Like I said earlier, I can make the exact same case and apply it for men. I can say that men are not selective primarily based on objective factors. Subjective attraction plays a much bigger role. Subjective here means how they feel sexually about the women, whether consciously or subconsciously. A man doesn't judge by waist to hip ratio. Who cares about an abstract number? Have you seen a guy jerking off to a piece of paper with a bunch of numbers on it? Do you know of any men who fantasize about the abstract concept of D cups? We, men, are attuned to our sexual feelings, and we only determine a woman's attraction worth through our "subjective" feelings. Just lose that mental identification and you'll see the truth in what I'm saying. And you can take this as a counter example: A woman can grow her tits infinitely (surprising image attached below, not really sure why I have it on my PC lol) and still not be able to attract a certain guy that she wants. Why is that the case? Aren't tits objectively attractive? Can't women just seduce any guy they want with bigger tits? I don't think so. I have seen girls chasing after dudes who don't give shit about them, and these girls have these "objective" features you think are the only thing that matters to men. You can't just lure any guy you want. Sure you might have a relatively large pool to pick from depending on how attractive your looks are, but you still can't have a guy outside of your pool. I assume most guys find Kim Kardashian super attractive. I find her super boring. Do you see how useless saying that would be? It's just common sense what you're saying, not anything mysterious or profound. Btw, I haven't once seen Kim except in pictures. And based on my purely visual experience, she's totally boring. Now that might change if I see her in video and get a glimpse of her personality. But for now I'm not attracted to her, and I didn't even feel the desire to check her out in video. I think there's a sentimental component of polyamory vs monoamory in your arguments. I get the sense that you're confusing the female tendency for a single partner for some "subjective attraction" concept, while at the same time confusing the male tendency for multiple partners for some "objective attraction" concept. Just how far can I go with deconstructing this worldview? lol
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I get that you're saying that you and your friends are not hypergamous. Well, I can agree with that. I understand that not all women are hypergamous. Pick up teachers disagree about this, though. Some of them (pure red pill) believe that all women are hypergamous. Others are more moderate and acknowledge nuance and variety across women. Now, what percentage of women is hypergamous? I don't know. I don't think there are surveys or research for such things. But I can tell that it's a real phenomenon. Men with higher access to resources are generally more attractive. But of course that doesn't mean they're universally attractive to all women. Everyone is different and unique, but there are general trends, and we are mostly concerned with those, not with the rare cases outside of our control or ability to obtain.