Natasha Tori Maru

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  1. It is something you will learn, I assure you. How old are you? Looksmaxing is not new 🤣🤣🤣🤣 technology doesn't change vanity as a concept. Just introduces new tools. It's rebranding to sell you some more shit. To sell you some more 'lack' so you don't feel whole. That's the 'technology'.
  2. Some elements, sure - but this simply does not hold true for everyone. 'Beauty is in the eye of the beholder' You do realise looksmaxing has been around for eons? This is the standard play women have adopted (self imposed or not) forever. There is nothing new in looksmaxing. Personally - I would watch out for the quoted statement turning into an excuse.
  3. Hahaha, the spirituality-flavoured foreplay. My God, I can't stop laughing MY SIDES
  4. Are you saying more lube is needed before I jam the cock in? Gotta take it step by step, easy does it I was not disagreeing with @Joshe, to be clear
  5. You can go the other way - you can dissolve it all into (erase object) subject-subject or (erase subject) object-object. Ultimately, you get to there is no centralized experience. There is no ego (no self, no privileged point of view), or there is all ego (nonduality 'all is mind / awareness'). Intimacy with no separation. The apparent structure of experience can be collapsed in both directions toward a nondual state. It is a collapse of all distinction that made the question meaningful. In the end - its both. All me. No me. This is getting to endgame where most discussions end because language dies trying to add any elaboration. Pushing further and further with words ends up confusing rather than clarifying.
  6. Need to differentiate between feminism and misandry. I lot of flat out disgusting misandry is smuggled in under the guise of 'feminism'.
  7. Carbon X1 reporting in (the conformity shame) Tax write-off and got it on an end-of-life discount due to next gen lineup coming out Gotta admit, I am a grubby bitch. The black matt really leaves evidence of my greasy little digits...
  8. @Breakingthewall @James123 This debate depends how you interpret 'experience' and what meaning the word receives. I think you are using the same term with differing meanings.
  9. It is proper punctuation. Nothing more. It isn't a tone setting element of a sentence. I notice that many people of the younger generations see full stops as a tonal implication of 'firmness' 'finality' or strict conviction. It is not so - but lackadaisical internet speaking can make it appear that way
  10. How to kill something if it never existed 🙂🙃🙂
  11. https://youtu.be/8AHCfZTRGiI?si=fhvyV9I-n_ptcUUS
  12. OP this is what you DON'T want to do - this is thinking that focusing on looks will mean you have success across all attention/attraction domains. The above is part of the PSL internet black pill rhetoric. Balance.
  13. Out of curiosity - how many mediums have you experienced in the domain of painting? Or drawing? It took me many, many years to even get to the level I am currently at with oils, and I do not consider myself an expert or master at all. Below is oil on canvas, and a biro/paper exercise. This took years of training hands on with a master. Although, I did have a lot of inherent talent to begin with. I fundamentally disagree it is easy to do, even comparitively to making a game. Totally different domains. Skill assessment is done through wildly different axis. @Hardkill I agree regarding the masters you listed. They were not recognised fully at the time due to how much their works skullfucked people's brains in terms of what was defined as 'high art'. This whole topic is very, very subjective & nuanced. Really? I never thought of it as ego. It assuredly could be viewed us such. It feels ego-less in the state of creation. Like i am lost and possessed by the paint and the canvas. Like "I" so to speak, no longer exist. It all comes through me in the name of beauty.
  14. @Joseph Maynor @Ramasta9 I adore the sounds of birds and nature. The rich texture! I especially love when music is recorded in unusual settings; Led Zeppelin's When the Levee Breaks (recorded in a hallway with mics at the top of the stairs) and many of Fever Ray's recordings are performed outdoors. The soundstage is as full as the music, melody, rhythm and silence in between. Music is like a metaphor for the ontology of the universe to me. Beat. Space. Emptiness. Fullness. All at the same time. Both and none. The space that surrounds the music and how it is recorded is felt and sensed in such a visceral way. But this is just another element of music I enjoy. I always notice the space between sounds when out in nature listening to the river swim and birds sing.
  15. @Nick_98 wtf this is deranged 💀🤣
  16. Let's just throw away our sovereignty. Sounds good!
  17. https://youtu.be/1LzBXe9--oM?si=ZXNgYxq5BoTJsPXo
  18. Yeah, hardmaxxing is where it steps into cope territory. Overinvesting in one area is never a good strategy. You want to get past the character selection screen to actually play the game.
  19. @Joshe your words ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯ Plus a whole bunch more assumptions and inferences.
  20. Exactly 😈 Always what we claim is something others do, as a judgement/denial, is usually precisely what we also do, unconsciously and unclaimed, within ourselves.
  21. Of course it is worth it. The mistake many make is that it accounts for all domains of attraction. Looksmaxxing is nothing new. The name is just a rebrand of what women have done - forever The previous term for this was a 'metrosexual' man.
  22. Your OP simply is not describing spirituality. It is describing something else. You have to throw away everything. The seeking. All of it. Spirituality. Truth. Else it becomes another ground. /End thread
  23. This is a belief of yours. I call it so because you have no concrete evidence to claim the whole community is unconscious of this. Even this dialogue, where users can see what you point at, proves otherwise! Wiser words would be 'there are large groups of members of this community who .......' You tend toward black and white thinking, I have seen. Assumptions and inferences do that.