Myagooshki

It sounds to me like you are one of the people who can make veganism work. However many cannot. Plants do not provide things like carnosine. Also, you might still be a few years away from veganism related health issues. My friend's dad was a vegan for over 10 years and then he suddenly started collapsing all of the time. Now he has to consume some dairy and egg in order to not collapse. Animal products have much better protein to calorie ratios than plant products. I love eating meat and dairy. However I will agree that predation is sad. I do not know why mother nature took life down this route of predation. I suppose it's some dark emotional alchemy. I do believe that in the future we will find ways to consume animal products with very little if any suffering done to the animals. As it is, captive animals tend to live very happy lives if living under the right conditions. They're safe from predators, they just get to run around and play with other animals and their human caretakers all day. I think with the right psychology techniques we can make it so the animals never realize that getting slaughtered is a thing, or something like that. But we're always going to be eating animals. And of course, you can never assume that the system that allows this type of very ethical animal slaughtering will be subject to sustainability from outside factors. At first only wealthy hippie farmers will be doing it, etc. I don't really accept the argument that you're making it like stage green is saying who are we to think we are better than other animals to eat them. Who are we to think that we are better than other animals to not eat them? Truth is, we are better and more evolved than animals. This is the only way you can argue for lessening animal suffering is by saying that because we have power over these animals that we should be benevolent and loving like proper leaders, not abusive. But if we're no different than other animals we might as well sink our teeth into living animals and beat them to death for fun like monkeys or somehting.

I wouldn't consider supporting Trump or stating that he has done beneficial things to be "Trumpism" in the same way that Q-anon might be, or ardent insistence that the 2020 election was hacked.

I think it's Leo under a pseudonym. Pay attention to the writing.

Whatever age you can get it. T-Pain lost his virginity at 9. He balls. I'm not advocating for child/adult relations. 10 year olds have sex all the time. It's not THAT common but it happens. And hey, you get that shit, you get that shit.

"Love" yourself is bad wording. Think about your favorite band and how it feels to listen to that. Think about your favorite TV show and how it feels to watch that. Think about your favorite park to walk in and how it feels to do that. Think about some of your favorite people and how it feels to think about them. Now try to think that way about yourself. You don't need to "love yourself" in order to have a girlfriend. Lots of dudes hate themselves and attract women with charisma. And they often have avoidant attachment. Incels are usually anxious attachment. But, if you enjoy what's coming out of your mouth and everybody who doesn't like it is an idiot, then you can say whatever you want. Within reason I guess, but I'm not putting any pussy on a pedestal, and that goes for both men and women!

Is that a strand of magic mushroom?

It's literally about the metaphysics of cursing, I did not care about the girl who was texting me. However, what is your opinion on the metaphysics of cursing? Did you actually read the scenario or are you dismissing the whole thing because you think I came here to get help about the girl? That was not the intention of this post.

No, it's not as simple as that. There needs to be a certain type of vibrational connection to the other person who is not the celebrity in your example.

I'm looking at it a year later about. I didn't check up on this post at the time. I disagree with your sentiment. I think I held frame fine here, but I was asking literally about the metaphysics of cursing.

This isn't wrong per se. This is part of ego strentgth. You're just talking to people. If they're upset then they need to be the ones setting better boundaries. There's nothing wrong with talking to people on the street. Don't harass people when they reject you. Some rejections, yeah, you can be like "pffff" or something if they're over the top rude. You don't need to supplicate to people who reject you, just because sure you're not being too aggressively hard on them. Just keep going. Have you ever watched Baby Reindeer on Netflix? Dude gets a lot of "normal" rejections from his comedy audiences and he takes it to heart. This isn't to say that some of the people rejecting him weren't being douchey, but it isn't completely uncanny for those audiences to exist and present themselves to you like that. People out there are douchebags, don't let them fuck with your head. Find a way to enjoy what you're talking about. Talk about stuff you like to talk about. If that's aliens, philosophy, computers, there are ways to talk about these topics with all sorts of people and yes, it is okay to talk about these things with girls you are trying to fuck. You just want to flirt a bit also.

I'm liking a lot of what you are saying in this post. What do you recommend are some actionable steps to resolve the type of shame you're talking about?

Y'all seen that guy Hoe Math, his YouTube Channel? I feel like he's about 50% correct but there's a couple of problematic things. He's got this superiority complex attitude about the way that he describes things and he's not very interested in trying to foster a society that discourages zero sum games. My girlfriend basically just broke up with me 95% and I don't want to have to be a bully in order to be someone who can be in a good relationship.

If what Integral is saying is true, I'm glad to see it. I've been afraid of potentially getting rape convictions myself. I've never had problems with women like that, bless the men who have, but I've always had some concerns that maybe one day it could happen to me.

There isn't a lot of resources out there on Chakras and a lot of the information out there is overly generalized. Dr. K (HealthygamerGG) says that most information on chakras is book knowledge of the concepts of what the chakras are but not actual experience knowledge of what the chakras are to the extent of providing examples of the energies that you could experience. And that most people only receive those energies to experience chakras through going to a yogi. The only thing I've really been able to learn about any chakra in that regard really is when Teal Swan said the root chakra you hear a lot from rap music. And then that correlated in with what I thought I kind of knew but that solidified it: that there is energy from rap music that is basically root chakra energy, even moreso than a lot of root chakra meditation videos. I'd like dozens of examples of other root chakra things as well as the other chakras and I think it would be great to have a video series on all of the chakras like there is with the spiral dynamics videos. Just like the spiral dynamics videos and the stages of ego development, I think a chakra series would be a great series to start up. The spiral dynamics stuff was life changing. I feel that chakras are potentially great ways to map "ways of moving around your feelings and intuitions", and I can't exactly find any good resources that give me a lot of tips on how to figure out what those things are much like the one tidbit about rap music from Teal Swan. I've heard from a friend who likes Teal Swan that metal music is the root and solar plexus working together, which makes a lot of sense, but that's it. These two tidbits and nothing else. I can't afford a yogi right now and I'm sure a lot of people cannot or would not know that... but how about a video series on chakras?

I thought that I cursed somebody by accident, but then as I was typing this up, I realized that I probably didn't "curse" the person, the person might have just received "karma" that "came from my imagination". I don't think that "curse" is the best way to describe what happened, especially since that was not my intention and I believe with dark magic, intention is what matters. I have not intentionally tried to do dark magic to anybody. But I wonder about this phenomenon. You know how sometimes interactions result in what people refer to as "immediate karma"? For example, a viral video you may have seen where a DoorDash driver gets mad at a customer on their porch for not tipping him enough, and angrily spikes the milkshake and burger at the front door of the customer's house. While walking back to his car, the DoorDash driver slips on the wet gress and falls. People are in the comments saying "Ha! Karma!" and things like that. Certainly as a driver myself I don't not share similar sentiments to the driver rather than the customer: some of these non-tipping customers need to get with the program. But the phenomenon could be lazily called "immediate karma". I think what's more accurately going on is that while neither the driver nor customer are "more objectively correct", the driver "feels in his subconscious" that he is "objectively incorrect" to the extent that "God will punish him" and so "God does". He is anxious, he pays less attention to what he's doing than he normally would, and he slips and falls. And certainly, anxiety itself can lead to clumsiness which could lead to those scenarios. But I'm looking at some of the metaphysical aspects here, not just the anxiety. Recently I posted a meme to my personal Facebook page. It was a Family Guy joke. The first frame says "Average chicken soup eater" and shows a crazy guy sitting at a table with Lois, putting his whole head in the bowl of chicken soup and Lois is freaking out. The second frame says "Average typer of chicken soup on Facebook" and it shows Peter getting escorted out of his house in handcuffs by a police officer. This girl who doesn't like me, she has some sort of vendetta against me or something, comments on it "https://www.distractify.com/p/why-is-chicken-soup-flagged-on-facebook?fbclid=IwAR19Fpzhq-ucR7NfQ1CRx5qG5LQ4KI_aajEnfy8IjM1TCWqf_GGgn5SIzng". She just commented the link to that article on my post. I responded to it in the comments sarcastically, saying "I thought it was Paula Deen recipes". Her sharing the link to the article explaining the joke as if I didn't initially get the joke. Then she hopped into my DMs, posted the link to my post on my profile in a message and posted the article again in that message inbox, seemingly implying that I am not merely posting a joke, but rather that I am actually in fact a pedophile and I am dogwhistling. Her: *posts link to my post* Her: *posts link to article* Me: well yeah that's the joke. Her: k Me: Try using a Neilmed instead of a netipot. Netipots suck. Not enough pressure. NeilMed is like a netipot with BALLS. Her: What are you talking about bitch Me: Ehhh I've had sinus infections before as well. I think. Never bronchitis though. Her: You are messaging the wrong person, tard. Are you high? Me: Why do you care so much about chicken soup? Her: Fuck off. I continued to pretend that she was sick with some sort of infection, implying that the infection was making her act stupid as she was, continuing to go into various details of tips and tricks of how to deal with her bronchitis, ignoring whatever she said back. She knew she was in the wrong. She had nothing to say. Later on in the evening she was talking in a group chat that we're both in about how she was dealing with an ear infection that she got about a half hour ago. I made another joke about chicken soup and then I started to think "hmm, maybe she knew that she was in the wrong and she attracted an ear infection because I was suggesting infections to her earlier."