Schizophonia

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  1. @Emerald Sociopathy is a conditioning process; for example there are many men with these tendencies who were beaten by their parents or others. Without going into details I knew a man when I was little who was in relationship with a woman in my family, and he was severely paranoid and had sociopathic behaviours; well, in his childhood his parents beat him and locked him in the cellar to punish him if I remember correctly, and ofc probably other things. Even me can have sociopathic reflexes if my mental state deteriorates violently under a combinaison of certain conditions, and yet I am not particularly evil. The brain is just a survival machine that adapts to an environment; therefore things like sexual assault are social. But your paradigm is purely idealistic; there would be a superstitious concept that you call "ethics" which you claim to be objective when it comes from your imagination, who has no purpose and if people do not follow it it is because they "are too lazy to be ethical". The quality of an epistemology is its effectiveness to produce results. Of course that doesn't invalidate the fact that you were harmed, it's something else.
  2. His software is very effective even if it is "corrupted" by cultural and sociological biases in general.
  3. More seriously what are the emotions involved. Generally, the more we "endure" things, the more sensitive we become to the outside world, whether positively (appetite being a typical example) or negatively. And vice versa, the more no one is in control, the more the opposite happens. It deserves to be explored further, perhaps with slightly different and more precise language, but overall that's it.
  4. I love tangerines and apples too. Especially Grey Canadian Reinette, my favourite fruit
  5. All normal man clenched his buttocks when he feels something trying to slip inside.
  6. Again contemplate what you are doing. You are trying to humiliate me by talking about testosterone; tacitly suggesting that it's because i would have less testosterone than you that i don't understand how not getting sex isn't a "serious problem". It's yet another way to keep your head held high and avoid to take responsibility for your desire. Regarding testosterone low libido isn't necessarily a sign of low testosterone; It's more often depression, erectile dysfunction, and physical abnormalities like man boobs and/or visceral fat that indicate a low testosterone.
  7. It's because i cheat; my parents support me and i am not very sociable so i have all the time for thinking while walking in nature, watching videos, and flirting with swedish girls online Most of my knowledge about psychology comes from Franck Lopvet and Lacan/Freud; Franck is really the french peter raltson; I should contact him to interview him as a tribute. Just like Leo did with Peter actually.
  8. Oh yea but it's different than sex. I have someone in my family who became suicidal because his wife died. A friend who was dumped too.
  9. You need to get with the times, I'm psychoanalysis boy now
  10. You See Listen to the Actualizers 😏
  11. Put like that, it might sound emasculating but it's actually the opposite. What's subconsciously behind the desire to frame sex as a need is the desire to portray oneself as a victim; because it makes us feel like a hero. "I'm the hero who manages to abstain from sex even though it's so hard (because it's a need) blablabla" The hero and the victim are two sides of the same coin. Whereas if we say, "Sex isn't a need at all, it's a leisure activity I enjoy," we're being undermined because this responsibility makes us experience the pain, the feeling of humiliation (symbolic castration, as Lacan would say) of not having the object; but at the same time, it gives us power; it's the purest definition of having balls. If a man rejects symbolic castration, he will experience a greater sense of lack and, consequently, become more feminine. He will become more affected, listen to music typically associated with women, be passive, and develop unusual fetishes. Of course, saying that sex isn't a need can also be used in the opposite way, as a "cope" hehe. I'm frustrated in love, but instead of facing the pain, I tell myself and others that it's not a problem, that it's normal, that "after all, I've suffered enough with guys/girls," "love is dead," or whatever to keep your head ahead. It's not a question of signifier (what we declare, if it makes sense), but of signified (in this case, what I seek to be proud of, or to assume my desire and therefore suffer).