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6 minutes ago, Lyubov said:I scrolled on tinder in my relationship and my girlfriend found out and it really was hurtful to her and I don’t do it anymore.
But he didn't do that. He told her first that he wants a triad, then they split up, then they discussed it, she agreed, and then he went on Tinder to create what they agreed to. And he didn't just bang the new girl, he introduced her to his first girl and they all got along well and became friends.
She agreed to this. Stop treating her like a child.
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Just now, Emerald said:Then, why don't you think this is an example of that?
Because their entire conversation was very conscious and honest. They consciously decided to go into this deep, complex love tricycle and work through all the challenges they knew it would involve. That is very different than just emotionally manipulating a girlfriend to have a threesome.
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5 minutes ago, Lyubov said:Yes yes I agree. Can be challenging letting go of someone you love that
I'm fully aware of how men manipulate women into open relationships. It's easy to do.
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A case study in Emeraldsplaining.
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Just now, Wilhelm44 said:Aubrey is also a Trump fan right ?
Yup
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3 minutes ago, Emerald said:Hey Leo. God just commanded me to take all of your money away from you for your own good, while I keep it for safe keeping.
It's this new enlightened way where all of humanity is embraces a non-materialistic lifestyle.
And I will guide you in the difficulties and aversions you'll feel as it is hard to open up your boundaries to let money flow out and love flow in.
You make a mockery of inspiration, which shows you don't understand God.
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15 minutes ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:True true. As is true also for your analysis
My analysis just takes her own words at face value.
#ListenToWomen
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19 minutes ago, Emerald said:It's no different than a crackhead convincing himself into hearing a commandment from God to do more crack.
You are trivializing his motives by comparing it to a crackhead.
If God inspires him to find a wonderful partner to impregnant, that is fair game. That's a huge opportunity for practicing love. Not like a crackhead.
QuoteOf course, it could happen. But what's more likely? That God commanded Aubrey to scroll around on Tinder looking for attractive women? Or that Aubrey wanted to scroll around on Tinder looking for attractive women, and that he convinced himself that God told him to?
Aubrey IS God. He is guiding himself and others around him towards a higher kind of love.
Isn't that obvious?
That's what his own channel and life is about.
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10 minutes ago, Emerald said:Convenient how God chimed in with its absolute authority to encourage him to scroll around on Tinder (given his past issues with infidelity).
It's like a crackhead who is trying to convince himself that he wants to stop smoking crack. And he was about to! But then God chimed in and commands him to reach out to his dealer.
That's how inspiration works.
That kind of cynicism could be applied to monogamy. How convenient when a priest blesses your marriage or children! How convenience God inspired you to have children or love your partner. Of course God wants what you want for yourself.
Of course everything spiritual humans do gets tangled up with survival.
This love tricycle could be a great growth opportunity for the 3 of them. In which case God approves
Or maybe God wants to teach them a painful lesson about self-deception.
That is none of your business.
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1 minute ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:the cons outweighed the benefits, in her eyes.
That is your opinion.
She clearly says otherwise.
Is she lying to herself? Possibly. But you can't just assume that. You have to be open to her speaking what is true for her.
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16 minutes ago, Emerald said:And it's also calling polyamory monogamy... thus muddying the waters further.
That part I agree is delusional.
It's not monogamy. It's rather typical polyamory.
QuotePlus, he's weaving together narratives to God told him to go on Tinder... and that God told him to impregnate both women.
I don't really have a problem with that. Yes, Universal Mind can give insights like that. I mean, he is God.
If he feels it is a good idea to impregnate both of them, who are you to say he is wrong? He could be right.
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20 minutes ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:she wasn't getting any benefits (from her perspective)
That's not true though from what she said and how she acts. She is clearly friendly with the other girl and benefits from that relationship.
You have to be careful not to project your assumptions onto her.
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7 minutes ago, Extreme Z7 said:what do you think of Gary Stevenson's work then?
I like him, but realistically his message is not going to be effective. He wants people to focus on political activism as a means of improving their economic situation, which is not going to really work.
Government is not going to fix your economic situation. Although, yes, we should tax the rich more.
If you are a serious person you have to drop the notion that government is going to help you. Government only helps the mega donors in any meaningful way, which is corruption.
Gary sells the fantasy that government will help you. This is a dangerous notion for young people to believe in.
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27 minutes ago, Xonas Pitfall said:The alternative is him being honest with her and saying he doesn’t love her as much as she loves him, that he wants more options, sex, exploration, and not being committed to her in the way she wants, and the way she originally said in the podcast she always wished and longed for.
But he did effectively say/do that. She decided to stick around.
Yes, he somewhat coerced her to rethink her relationship plans. But she seems to be okay with that. It's not like she really knew what she wanted. People's plans and expections can change. She was willing to explore a new kind of relationship, which comes with rewards and risks.
As long as he was honest with her, then I don't see a problem here. She has gotten all kinds of benefits.
Maybe letting go of what she wished and longed for is not so bad for her. Monogamy is not necessarily as great as it seems. It gets old after a while. She has a more exciting and dynamic life now. She can choose to like that or leave.
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28 minutes ago, Lyubov said:He’s not fooling me.
But, like, what's the alternative? If he isn't happy with monogamy then it wouldn't have worked out anyway.
If she doesn't want it, it's her responsibility to leave. It's a good lesson for her.
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I found their whole vibe authentic and very conscious.
How they behave off screen is anyone's guess, but on screen they are doing great.
I don't see any need to criticize them.
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15 minutes ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:I read it totally different! But I didn't listen to the words as much as surgically dissected body language, tone and expression. As I am want to do...
But that is because I don't trust peoples words as much as emotion, action and expression.
As if I only register words.
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Well, I got around to watching most of the video.
You guys are being way too critical and cynical.
What they are doing feels authentic to them. Whether is succeeds or not, they will all grow from it and it's better than what most couples do.
I see no problem here.
They are just doing conscious polyamory. It's actually a good demo of conscious relationship.
They are doing conscious relationship in a triad.
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4 hours ago, Karmadhi said:It is not that they are naive about how things work, they just want things to be better
You are pragmatic and grounded in brutal reality, they are idealistic and grounded in the fight for a better world
That is the core difference
I claim that they ARE naive and do not understand how survival works.
This is a limit of their paradigmn and its leathally dangerous, as seen with Marxist revolutions of the 20th century. And leftists still have not learned those lessons. This is why I make the points I do.
But hey, I'm just Leosplaining into the abyss.
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The creation of art is not luxury.
This should go without saying.
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17 minutes ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:While I cannot speak of her specific case - excessive stress is well known to shut down women's reproductive systems.
If the stress is chronic it appears as 'Chronic Anovulation'
Then how are African women having 10 children while living homeless in a warzone?
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4 minutes ago, BlessedLion said:No wonder she can’t have kids, her body is in constant stress
Very New Age of you to conclude that that is why she can't have kids.
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3 hours ago, Karmadhi said:Leftists describe things as they should be, not as they function
Leftist: *pulls down pants*
Her: Hey! I thought you said you have a footlong?
Leftist: *proudly* I describe things as they should be.
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Let me Leosplain this to you...

in Dating, Sexuality, Relationships, Family
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Like I said, maybe she is lying to herself, but I respect her enough not to automatically assume that.