Yimpa

This woman is a 10/10

Salad is healthy

A therapist once asked me if I am seeking love out of curiosity or longing. I told them both. We want to have a taste of our significant other, yet we also want to merge with them. It can go both ways; one is not necessarily better than the other. Duality dancing with non-duality merging with unity into harmonious love.

A relationship is enlightened when you literally merge with your significant other. Physically, spiritually, and beyond. You no longer need to hold onto an idea you have about them, because they are you.

I think ya’ll who hate your looks need to try being autosexual, even at least once in your life. Don’t suppress your beauty! If that’s too radical for you, at least try embracing yourself right now. Observe how that feels, and allow that warm energy to radiant onto others.

Nice one! I am looking forward to what you discover next.

Meanwhile, I’m planning to do HRT at a clinic that offers their services free of charge. And in the conservative state Texas. What a paradox!

@Thought Art dunno, but it looks like that woman is creepily about to touch your shoulder

Like this?

shoutout to @Raze for inspiring me with the link spam

A better love story than Twilight and an even better crossover than The Avengers, wow!

Remember, deep insight into a thing is not about who is right or wrong. It’s connecting all the different parts together to make a whole. Like two lovers having sex on the beach on top of a beached whale.

Say this out loud as if you’re talking to your partner. See the problem here? I’m guilty of it, too. This kind of attitude in my intimate relationships is what’s gotten me into serious trouble. It turns you from a 10 to a 0 in an instant.

I have experienced almost a dozen serious breakups in the past year. I’ve grown exponentially and holistically by allowing myself to go through this process. Each breakup revealing another part of myself that needed to be cared for. This is what PUAs will never teach you. Direct experience is key.

No. Rejection, experienced consciously, invites serious introspection about yourself. How you handle rejection is key. It’s a skill in and of itself that you can master.

How is this possible?

Oh no, please don’t try to understand this using intellectual understanding! It is possible, of course. I can’t tell you. You already know deep down.

You can not grasp the cube. Is this grasping being done inside or outside the cube?

Right, it’s also Asian. I’m Asian

The ratings change depending on your mood and state. While sober, you see a hottie as a 10. On a psychedelic, they turn out to be a 100. Above all, these numbers are really just out to get ya!

A high quality teacher is very flexible with how they approach their guidance. Some situations call for a warm embrace, others call for getting a slap on the ego’s shoulder. Above all, the teacher and student and the student and the teacher and the student and the teacher learn from each other and transcend the teachings themselves.

@Schizophonia I prefer women who are a 3.3859374829575302 out of 10.

It’s truly a paradox when reality appears so illogical and irrational, yet also makes perfect sense.

@Schizophonia you’re too wrapped up in the physical aspect of relationships while neglecting any of the spiritual and psychological aspects. If you want shallow relationships, then yes, go all in on the physical.

You can get to a point where you are so thankful for a breakup. You see it as a catalyst for deep spiritual and personal growth. It gives you a renewed sense of life and purpose; not keep you stuck. This requires radical open mindedness and ability to face your fears head on. If you need to process the breakup in therapy and/or psychedelics, then do it. Don’t wait.