Amazing Video On Awakening (Female Perspective)

[theleelajoker]

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If you were introduced from women, maybe these women were introduced by men?

Tbh, I can't say for sure.

In one case I can ask. In the other case more difficult (it's an ex ) But clearly the interest of one girl in psychedelics was bigger then 95% of the men I know. And in the other case, she uses it more often than me and many men I know. But different context: PAT - psychedelic assisted therapy, where many therapists are women.  

So women and psychedelics in my field of experience is often in context of H&H . And H&H stands for "Healing & Helping others". I just made up this abbreviation

But then again, what means "introduced"? First, there is the level of "just knowing it exists". But then even if you are aware of its existence, then sometimes there is resistance to do sth except sme you trust influences you in some way.

Let's say there is a new drink, mixing cacao with coca cola and peanut butter. I don't know it exists so I never used it. Now a friends tells me about it. I think it's a bad idea and don't want to try it. Then a friend I trust tells me it's great. Or better, the friend I trust tells me we do it together...etc etc

So "introduction" is a very broad term.

 

Edited 5 hours ago by theleelajoker

[OBEler]

@theleelajoker introducing is a difficult word because you always get introduced by someone/something. I mean with introduced more like passively told to do something.

Mostly a man doesn't get introduced by someone. For example He watches a YouTube video about cod, then researches about this game by himself, he buys the PlayStation and this game by himself, he plays by himself.  He made it by himself to play this game out of curiosity. Most women don't do this, they need someone who did all these steps before and then they just trust them blindly. Same with psychedelics.

 

Edited 2 hours ago by OBEler

[theleelajoker]

2 hours ago, OBEler said:

@theleelajoker introducing is a difficult word because you always get introduced by someone/something. I mean with introduced more like passively told to do something.

Mostly a man doesn't get introduced by someone. For example He watches a YouTube video about cod, then researches about this game by himself, he buys the PlayStation and this game by himself, he plays by himself.  He made it by himself to play this game out of curiosity. Most women don't do this, they need someone who did all these steps before and then they just trust them blindly. Same with psychedelics.

 

OK I think I get a better understanding of your point.  I remember examples where your statements fits. I remember  other examples where it does not fit, too.

Enough observation points for a general tendency as you described? I would say rather "yes" than "no" but it is not as clear cut as your first post re this indicated

Edited 2 hours ago by theleelajoker