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@mmKay thats the secret method you can easly be man-to-grandma try push-pull escalete a bit move "venuee" with her strong eye contact and invite her to your after party.

Because idk if mid concert my voice going to give up on me and i cannot sing as high as i use to. Also sometimes right side of my vocal cord hurt even though doctor said iam all right

Hi everyone, I'm facing a dilemma and could really use some advice. After taking Leo's life purpose course, I discovered a passion for music. I learned piano, guitar, and even got into opera school which was a great passion of mine. I also dabbled in rap and had some success, with a few songs reaching over 10k views on YouTube. Unfortunately, I damaged my voice and couldn't sing for a year, which led me to explore acting. I got involved in unscripted theater and did some hidden camera pranks, asking people funny questions. Now, my voice has somewhat recovered, and I'm still in opera school, though I paused it for a year. I initially got into music because of rap, and it remains a passion. However, with my voice not fully back to normal, I'm torn between returning to rap and music or focusing on theater and acting. Doing both doesn't seem sustainable, and at 26, I feel it's time to commit to a path rather than dabbling. If my voice were 100%, I'd lean heavily towards rap and music, but given the current uncertainty, I'm considering acting more seriously. Any advice on which path to choose would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

From ages 20 to 23, I worked extremely hard to avoid getting expelled from school. During that time, I was incredibly frustrated and miserable, driven by intense sexual desire. However, from ages 23 to 25, I spent almost every day hitting the clubs and streets, and I ended up having a lot of casual encounters. Now that I'm 26, I find that I'm no longer driven by constant sexual desire, and my mood is remarkably stable. I never thought I could achieve this level of emotional balance without the highs and lows I used to experience. So my advice is to have sex a lot get it out of your system you probably spend lots of time thinking about sex like I use to.

man Have you seen a club from inside ?

I just dont get this self worth shit like sleeping with 10/10 girls somehow lowers your self worth. So much shit happens in a club what you can call low self worth or low consciousness but it is all just a fun game.

I have hard time understanding your sentences. My english is not that good

Yes you do care my friend

Most people on here just fck copoe I dont know how to have fun. If you go to a actual club you would find out for yourself. Its just fun nothing overthinking just letting loose

You would let that girl shit on your chest tbh It was all in a playful vibe nothing agressive

Once girl spit in my face and in an hour we were fucking. Dont take it personally and seriously. Tough nights will be there. But if you keep going there always be magical nights

If you're thinking about posting a question on a forum about a specific girl, you are already losing a battle. You’re probably too focused on this one girl. The best way to meet someone special is to approach and talk to thousands of different girls. If you approach fewer than 100, you’re likely to fuck up. But go for it anyway!

Hello everyone, I'm struggling to accept the fact that I've lost about 30% of my vocal power. My lifelong dream was to become an opera singer, and I had a promising start—I got into opera school, performed, and was recognized for my talent. Singing was not only my passion but also my means of making a living. However, since experiencing a vocal injury, I've noticed a significant decline in my voice's strength and agility, making it difficult for me to perform as I used to. I feel trapped in a cycle of regret and frustration, constantly dwelling on what could have been. The last performance I had was disappointing, and it has deeply affected me. Being an opera singer requires peak vocal fitness, and I know I can't achieve that anymore with my current condition. It's disheartening to realize that the one thing I excelled at is now beyond my reach. I'm torn between moving on from my dream or persevering despite the setbacks. Every day feels like a roller coaster of emotions, and I'm unsure how to navigate this turmoil. Any advice on overcoming this challenge and finding closure would be greatly appreciated.

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Go for it uni is fun