Tyler Robinson

@Jake Chambers So this is my theory. I don't know how much of this is true. Because I cannot test it since I'm not dead. And if I were dead, I wouldn't able to write here to testify my theory. So there's that. The theory - I believe in something I call the karma slate. A slate on which your karmic records are written. These include all the good deeds and bad deeds you did. I believe that we are rewarded in the afterlife based on this record. And if you have an exemplary record of good deeds and a clear conscience before death and you have cleared all your debts by asking for forgiveness to God, then this slate is relatively clean after your death. Then your next life will be a rewarding adventure. If your current karmic record is dirty and you have hurt too many people and caused too much mayhem, you have not been honest with God, not made any amends, repentances, confessions and haven't cleared your conscience by asking for forgiveness and redemption, then your dirty slate will carry itself into the afterlife. This will account for your fresh start. Your previous record. You won't have a fortunate set of conditions and you might face difficulties of all sorts with no rewards in your next life. The next theory is of attachment.. If you're too attached to objects, people and certain ways/habits in this life, even anxieties and frustrations, fears and desires. These will carry over to your next life. So lead this life with complete detachment and neutrality. Don't be too attached. Give your life to the service of God and love. Invest as much as you can in love, clear conscience and detachment so your brain doesn't carry remnants and blueprints of the current life. Then you have a higher probability of having a clean and better existence in the reincarnated state.

@Jake Chambers what kind of a life do you want to create? Also do you have any past life memories or past life regression experiences?

I had problems with binaural beats 2 years ago. It gave me intense headache. I vomited after a few hours. I would never try something like that again. Some people have claimed they felt better. Not me. So to each his own.

Right now you're the greenest ever. Look at you. your name, member status and your profile Pic lol. All green. Seems like you're dressed to kill the blue out of people.

And another one - boomers gonna boom.

@Carl-Richard bitch you forgot - zoomers gonna zoom

I have thought about this a lot.

1. As a feminine woman what qualities would you most want in a man for a long-term relationship? After you decide that, how best would your own qualities compliment those qualities you desire to see in a man? — very protective, kind, nurturing and masculine. Takes on the leader role in the relationship with me. I think I'm generally sweet, gentle and feminine in a relationship. I'm extremely caring. So I can always give him a shoulder to lean on. I would want to be his support system during his highs and lows. Care for his needs. I would also want to contribute to his work in small ways that can help him. Like if he needs something done and if I can do it, I would do that for him. I'm a peaceful or peace loving person so he would generally feel calm and comfortable with me. I have seen most men are vulnerable with me because I give them space to open up and let them be themselves, something they appreciate about me. I'm humble about my flaws and I won't dominate him so he can do as he pleases and I won't control him. I have never been controlling in relationships so he can find himself completely free with me. I'm not sure what kind of qualities he is looking for that will compliment him but I can be a caring partner in general and I don't have too many expectations other than that he shouldn't cheat. 2. Why do you want to be in a romantic relationship in the first place? Do you believe you are trying to gain one to fix or cover an insecurity? — I have some insecurities that are related to loneliness. I just can't be alone. In fact I have always been in some relationship at any point. Not gonna lie but I love the romantic part of a relationship the most. Work and duties tend to stress me out. A partner who loves to relax and have fun will be perfect for me. I don't have too many expectations. I only want companionship, faithfulness, fun, sharing lives together, great communication and insane levels of Vulnerability, trust and intimacy. I generally do not look for material goals of success, status. For me spiritual goals matter. He should deeply connect with me. 3. If you were to sum up in your opinion what you would want a man's role to be in a relationship in one word what would it be? And for your role what would it be? As life is not static how comfortable would you be with those roles being reversed due to life circumstances? —one word for him - protector One word for me - nurturer I think these roles can't be reversed. Because even in the worst circumstances I would expect him to protect himself and me. It would be uncaring of him to leave me alone. So I don't see how he could drop that role. And that's non-negotiable. Because if he stops protecting me, I wouldn't feel great about him. I don't expect him to play my role of a nurturer. I don't think he can keep track of all of my little wants and needs and I don't expect him to be motherly or feminine. So I get to keep that role. 4. Do you consider yourself to be a patient person? How judgmental do you think you are? Do you believe you could stay with a partner who changes over time into a different person like from a funny person to a deep introspective person or vice versa? — I'm patient but it depends on my mood at the time. Not judgemental at all. I can stay with a person who changes because I change a lot too. 5. How important is career to you in a relationship? How important would it be to have kids? — kids not on my mind. Career not that important. 6. Do you have a tendency to look for your partner to make you happy or do you take your own personal happiness as your own responsibility? Do you attract partners who look to you to make them happy? — I lack in this department. I would look up to him to make me happy. I tend to attract partners who know how to keep themselves happy so I don't think they necessarily need me although I need them more than they need me.

Only exception I see is red. I imagine Red as selfish. But this selfishness can be extended to a tribe. For example a Red can say - "for my own good/welfare." Or A red can say - "for the welfare of me and my tribe." A red when powerful and united can be stronger than Green

It saddens me that we have everything in the world and we still can't bond. There are many people who tick the box in terms of relationship material, but unfortunately their flaws get the better of them and they fail in their relationships or they cause the demise of their own relationships. Whereas there are people who don't tick the box of relationship material yet they could be some of the most wonderful people in the world. They could be absolutely amazing yet (and sadly) not relationship material.

Perpetuation of red pill philosophy.

@Yarco those sound more like alt news sources than social media.

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Instead of deleting. Set a long password that you won't remember. Or start deleting posts one by one. Not a big problem if you got few posts.

I'm mixed. Can't explain. It's ok. I was born a woman. But now I'm a man.

I'm trans. So my ideal gf would be Cute Nice voice Humble Sweet Elegant Submissive Caring Creative Giggly

Because girls feel like they're selling themselves short. It's not about testing. It's female biology to resist. It's from within. It feels cheap to give away too easily, without the guy even trying. Feels like an easy victory for the guy and a cheap feeling for the girl.

In my experience it turned out to be a dud. I Kinda felt embarassed. And I never made the first move after that. He put me in a sticky situation. I was his first girlfriend.

One date is too fast for someone to make up their mind for sex, unless the goal is sex and not a relationship. It's no big loss to the girl anyway. She should be with a man who can wait. Or he isn't really worth her time. I wouldn't give the time of my life to a man who can't wait. He would make a terrible partner. Dodged a bullet.

My fourth ex boyfriend began talking about sex one week after our relationship began. He waited for a week to bring up sex. Then I complied. So the ideal time would be a couple of days to a week then open. (In one night stand scenarios it happens immediately but I'm talking about relationships here)

@Hardkill to be frank, both men and women feel objectified. I was pleasantly surprised because I thought men won't feel objectified on the same level as women. I thought a man would appreciate if I was sexually explicit with him. To my pleasant surprise, a few weeks ago a man was flirting with me. And I decided to jump the gun. I told him that I wanted sex. He gave me a weird look. And he asked me If I was sexually using him. I told him no way. Because I wanted to get to know him proper before I got in his bed. But his questioning really took me by surprise. I didn't think a man would think that. Lesson learned/moral of the story ==>> never be explicit about sex with a stranger or the first date. It always makes a terrible impression, whether men or women. It makes them feel like they're being used for sex. If you are really tempted to talk about sex then wait till you reach a comfort level with the person where they are horny enough. Then you can start talking about it. They might even appreciate that you're being sexual when they are horny. Otherwise it can seem weird.

Because it has nothing to do with someone's personal life. It is just entertainment. Everyone wants sexual entertainment. The largest percentage gender wise who watch porn is actually men, not women. For men, sex is a huge source of entertainment. So the biggest consumers of TV and internet porn are men. Obviously sex sells. But who is it selling to ? It's selling to men. Why will men criticize stuff they're enjoying ? Do women criticise it ? Obviously women do hold resentment because it makes them feel objectified but it's not their place to tell men what they should or shouldn't watch. The reason these things are allowed because there's freedom and space for such things to exist. Remember women make up only 50% of the population not the whole.

Because sex is not on her mind. We are sexual beings (both men and women) but we aren't thinking about sex all the time unless we're horny ? So anyone talking about sex without context (that is without the other person being/acting horny) appears weird. As though they have nothing else to talk about, or nothing better.