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What not in today's society?

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@DefinitelyNotARobot I didn't say that not watching porn, or semen retention has no benefits. I said that nofap doesn't work.

@Princess Arabia okay, no worries.

@Buck Edwards yes, 100% of girls are this way. Only guys can have different interests and personalities. Girls, one the other hand, are all clones.

No I don't. Nofap is a shitty strategy and doesn't work. Remember, the next time you try to sound smart and patronise someone, you should at least have some basic experience with the topic you are talking about first.

Npfap doesn't work. Literally, never saw someone who got any success from it.

@Ajax look in the mirror.

@Ajax why do you always talk like a deranged 24/7 weed abuser?

This is a really stupid example to be honest. It's not applicable to dating.

@Princess Arabia good to know

@Princess Arabia I put some aloe gel in my hair before bed yesterday. I think it worked.

@Princess Arabia i see. For how long do you keep it on? Does it actually do anything?

For real? Why grapefruit?

@Princess Arabia how is your day going?

@Princess Arabia of course it does. Edit: I mean lifestyle

@Princess Arabia i guess what I was trying to say is that it is not as big of a deal. Just because I am going to look worse at 50 than I look now doesn't mean that I will be ugly or unattractive. I just won't be as physically attractive, relatively speaking.

Idk, I think that there is a very tiny percentage of people who will look better at 40 than they did at 25. Congrats if this is the case for you.

It has some truth to it though, doesn't it? You won't be as pretty in your 40s as you were when you were 25. That's just how life is. Nothing wrong with it.

@Princess Arabia hence I said that guns are a bad example...

@Princess Arabia I don't mind you seeing the bigger picture as long as it is relevant. But it isn't. First of all, guns are a bad example. Secondly, regulating guns is a good thing. I don't know why you can't see that.

@Princess Arabia but once again, it must have been very convenient for you to not answer any of my actual point and start talking about guns

You have not addressed any of my actual point and kept talking about guns instead. I guess you are just not interested at considering another point of view... But since you want to talk about guns so much, lets talk about guns? Why is it that in countries where gun laws are much stricter than in the US there are much less gun crimes? Even in less developed countries, like Russia for example? Why does a shithole like Russia has maybe one school shooting in a couple years while the US they happen basically every week? Are you going to say that the fact that any idiot can buy an assault rifle in America has nothing to do with it? Once again, I am not even comparing America to some fancy European country like Switzerland. Russia? America can't do better than Russia? I wonder why. Maybe because in Russia it takes more effort to get a pistol with rubber bullets or a hunting rifle with two shots, than it does in America to buy an RPG...

Are you intentionally trying to simplify my argument by making it so literal? Obviously I didn't just mean the location. I meant environment as a holistic term. Knowing that you won't be beaten up contributes to a less damaging work environment. Knowing that you won't be drugged contributes to a less damaging work environment. Knowing that you can refuse services if you do not like the person contributes to a less damaging work environment. Having a contract which specifically state what services you provide, and what compensation you get contributes to a less damaging social environment. Having access to social welfare contributes to a less damaging work environment. Like you could literally pass a law saying that if you are a brother employing sex workers, then you are obliged to provide them with weekly psychotherapy sessions. Are you going to say that none of those have a potential to improve person's well being? Work in general can cause a lot of stress, lead to hopelessness, depression, suicide. And that can be true of a regular office job, let a lone prostitution. So of course regulating it can help a lot. Not that it is relevant to our discussion since once again, being a gun is not a profession, but yes it does. Not if it is done properly.