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@bloomer Have you also taken notes on the getting laid videos too? Noting them down tends to make them less complicated, and the note taking process helps with mentally integrating the information, such that later on the theory is easier to apply and makes them less complicated. Don't forget to take notes and question for yourself. Really put yourself at higher value and talk about yourself a lot. Also, while talking about yourself, don't forget, for every question you ask her, make 2 observational statements and 1 funny statement about her. Too much asking questions makes the whole thing feel like an interview. You can treat her as if your familiar with her, but not as a friend, as a sexual interest. Treat her like a friend if you want to be friend zoned yourself fast! Is your voice a common problem? Go do vocal exercises for singing and projection, learn to speak from a lower larynx and work on having a good melodic range. Having a shaky voice is a minus for a woman and a sign of neediness and fear auditorily speaking. Women on average like to hear and feel a man more than see a man to check them out. Working on that voice and physical escalation is gonna give you a bigger advantage over other men who don't work on their voices and escalations. Those two greatly increases your attraction value.

I've got my first Pfizer vaccine a month ago, and am due a second one a couple of weeks later. What I've experienced in the first shot is not just soreness or slight fever pains, but irregular heart palpitations. Has anyone here felt irregular heart palpitations taking the vaccine? Does anyone know what to do to minimize this risk? Has anyone also taken a booster and experienced any side effects? I'm considering taking the booster for omicron if available, but I don't want to develop a heart condition from these.

@KingCrimson Those are pretty good resources for getting into kriya yoga.

@bloomer Pick a place you're familiar with when arranging a date. You want to be able to lead her around from place to place and talk about yourself a bit, stories that involved you and those places, even if those stories are embellished or full bullshido, in those stories tells her what kind of man you are in general. Don't be afraid to puff yourself a bit, and make those tales a bit emotional as well, not too over the top or dramatic. I also suggest you watch all of Leo's videos on dating, and the three part how to get laid series. Worth a watch through. Also, consider training your subconscious mind, like doing lots of visualizations and positive affirmations about being social, being a player and so on. Self hypnosis is also good as well. Do those exercises until you fully believe in yourself that you are social and worth dating. Fully believe you are worth socializing and dating, as this really puts you into the right state for the interaction. Have fun with your date!

For those of you that have followed so far, there's a channel that discusses what Tulpa are and how to develop one implicitly. I suggest to watch the whole series and videos to be familiar. This is what it might look like to intentionally develop one. Also has paralells with psychology, energies, entities and the supernatural, and also spirituality.

I haven't gotten my second Pfizer dose yet and now the latest version of the covid virus is starting it's wave. What's the minimum time between the second dose and the booster for the omicron variant? If there's a time period I have to wait for the booster, I'll wait until my body settles down with the vaccine first, because I felt a few side effects of the vaccine like irregular heart palpitations.

Good job on Destiny's part in keeping it cool and managing his side of the discussion. Jake, the corn cob guy, for some reason really hates Destiny and it shows in this entire debate about managing one's online community. The Moderator for this discussion is biased to Jake, but Destiny keeps a decent job in managing them both. https://youtu.be/n-PHbg7bx3U

@Carl-Richard 1. I'll be looking forward to reading that future thread on systems thinking. 2. It's possible to out grow adolescent emotional neglect, and to some degree childhood emotional neglect with some inner work involved. However, some emotional baggage that is too large or too traumatic, I can agree that it'll be very difficult to out grow that without more available resources. 3. I think it depends on the cognitive, moral, life experiences and personality type, and ego development of the person. In particular, emotional development or EQ of that individual. I just see that different personality types that have logic as part of the typing will struggle in different aspects of their emotion. Trauma, cultural identity, social identity and difference in masculine : feminine spectrum are also factors that can decrease emotional range. In particular, those who have degrees of psychopathy/sociopathy also internalize and express emotions more limited than the average person.

@Scholar He does have some aspects of yellow thinking, but it's not systemic enough. It's actually his level of skill applying logical thinking in some of his discussions and debates that gives me that impression of a systemic thinker, but he's not fully inside stage yellow value systems. Another confusing bit when I thought he was yellow was with his discussion with the gamer therapist, and bits and pieces of him struggling with being emotional, or displaying some level of empathy with some people he interacts with. It's a common problem with a person predominately in stage yellow, they are similar to stage orange, they are not that expressive externally with emotions, sometimes not enough internal processing of emotions. I think at best, he's masterful in stage orange cognition, with some cognition from stage green, stage blue, and a tiny bit of yellow cognition. Speaking of cognition, he maybe partly sociopathic (claims from his chat and some who interacted with him, and from the story he shared when discussing with the gamer therapist.). However, that could just be from him being hyper logically consistent, and some misunderstanding that trauma doesn't always result in a person developing sociopathic/psychopathic traits, it's tendencies that are context sensitive to the trauma. Otherwise, if he is cognitively different than the average person, I guess that does give that impression also. Morally speaking, he has a moral framework that stems from utilitarianism and pragmatism, that as long as it is useful, then morally speaking it's justifiable to him.

@Epikur Booksmarts is another good YouTuber to watch.

Hello all, how are you? Along with the fish and chips photo, here's a photo of sunday roast. As you can see, a lot of information to unpqck here visually, but the maun art fundamental dominant here is both perspective, colour, value and light/shadow contrasts.

To give you some idea of what I've been up to drawing wise, here are some images I'll elaborate on later: The two images above come from me using a set of dual nib brush pens, one broad and the other end fine. The colour I had were two jet blacks, one light azure blue, one dark azure, one darkish grey and the other was light grey. They are not bad brush pens and did really well considering that the paper I'm drawing on isn't the best medium to handle markers, water colouring and paint. The above jmage is me drawing many eye shapes, by first quickly sketching them, and adding some details, and making another eye. I did around 20 + eyes for each hand, and on this one the majority above was HB pencil from a German company, and the last two rows were 3b pencil from a Canadian company.

Hello all, I've been very busy for the past month, with life events, and with getting some new drawing materials and building familiarity with them in the meantime. I'll be posting about the materials and what I've discovered from using them myself. In the meantime, below is a photo of what I ate, fish and chips. But if you look closly, you'll see in this one image contains all the art fundamentals most people have learned, and more intrestingly all the basic shapes for any drawing ever done. I'll list some art fundamentals in the photo and the basic shapes. I'll later explain each one in detail 1. Perspective. 2. Proportions. 3. Form. 4. Value scale. 5. Colour. 6. Light perspective. 7. Different types of shadows. As hard as it is to imagine, when I remember past events I've been through, my memory is almost like the photo below. It's just sometimes when I draw, it's sometimes not as exact as that, which is a part of my dream, to be able to actually draw what I see. You know, like what some master artists say 'draw what you see, not what you know'? Well, I want to draw what I see, not just the real life contained in a photo, or what my eye sees, but what I see in my mind, and to be able to draw that to near perfection. A close second is finding my style, but if I can, drawing to perfection is the first I'd work to.

@JuliusCaesar I think it's similar to intuition, where it's not necessary to logically 100% understand what it is or how it works, implicit understanding combined with many rich experiences of life is somehow enough that it makes intuition correct most of the time, and sometimes when it's wrong it's then part of the mileage in the library of the mind, I guess. It's also not limited to people who know the occult, magic or spirituality, paranormal phenomena can occur without prior knowledge of such things. I had no idea about ghosts, spirits or Tulpa, however they still occurred to me.

@How to be wise I'm not saying, or typing, anything about Trump's political position. Since we're mostly disagreeing with each other, why don't we both agree to drop this little issue here and not derail the thread? Agree to disagree and drop it?

@Space Lizard Fantastic example of a shit post done right LOL

@How to be wise That's an incorrect assumption.

@How to be wise I'm not American. How to be wise: shit posting to infinity with false assumptions.

The key question that should be answered in this thread is: Should an entire community suffer from the actions of a few of it's members? I have yet to hear a solid answer for this. What YouTube did was questionable, and it's not the best solution to the problem.

@Human Mint Thanks for the advice.

@At awe I've had this issue for as far back into my elementary years. For whatever reason, human faces scare me a bit. I'm not sure if it's related to a past life or some earlier movie about faces or something about other eyes turning me to stone or whatever. I've avoided looking directly at the eyes, sometimes looking down and away to parts of the ground.

@kamwalker That you for your advice. Personally I'd like to not take drugs or whatever hallucinatory substance if I can do more natural techniques instead, but again thanks I'll keep this in mind.

@mandyjw That'd not the main issue. the main issue is whether a company has the right to give a blanket punishment of the majority of the community for the actions of the minority. For example, this whole start of the removal of dislikes from videos started off when a minor group of dislike attackers attacked politically based YouTube videos regarding Donald Trump's and Joe Biden's inauguration into the white house. There might also be dislike attacks regarding Covid Procedures as well in YouTube, so as a result those organizations slightly threatened by the disproportionate dislike ration reached out to YouTube company to sort it out, and they just did, except instead of giving localized punishment's against the trolls and dislike attackers they punish the majority of the YouTube community by removing the right to view the dislike count, while maintaining the right to view the likes count. It's a subtle issue, but it's a serious issue if YouTube doesn't correct it's blanket approach. I've already posted what I think is the solution for YouTube, instead of removing dislike counts from all YouTubers, just give a pop up window asking for explanation and feed back on what the YouTube viewer thinks needs improving. It's ridiculous to effect all members when the real issue is with the few, or just one member.

Hopefully you get the necessary pro help outside this forum wherever you go, but don't kid yourself, you will be back one day posting like it's nothing.

@Knowledge Hoarder I definitely agree, as long as they can explain their views, provide examples and evidence for their views, while keeping the discussion as civil as they can in their end, they should be welcome here, or in another part of the forum. I actually think that most users here who say they're conservatives, are actually more identified as nationalists, ethno or religious nationals and fascists, who keep finding ways to bend or break some guidelines, and then point the blame to being conservative, and then people think it's all conservatives to blame.