
Whitney Edwards
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I don't like partying either. There's nothing fundamentally wrong with it. You can do a plethora of activities that pique your interest. Try cooking or other solitary activities. Cooking will help you bond with food in a healthy way and it's a good way to increase weight. You had queried about weight issues so cooking yummy food is a good way of spending time and bonding with food.
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This is true only for criminals. The average man is a good man, what you're doing is fear mongering against men, it doesn't help. The average man is more worried about feeding his family and keeping his woman happy, not some creepy stranger in an alley waiting to rape women. You don't understand men because you aren't deeply connected with your own masculinity. This mentality that men are scary rapey wolves is pure stage red bullcrap for men who haven't evolved to stage green and above. Most modern men are highly civilized and would shudder at the thought of rape. I've been sexually harassed countless times yet several times it was men who rescued me so this thinking that men look at women with rapey eyes belongs to the dump basket.
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Sorry to hear about it. It's tremendous trauma. Hope you find your healing.
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Leadership is a great quality though, mostly associated with the masculine.
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There's an asteroid out there that got trapped sort of. Now earth will be getting a mini moon. Great news. Soon we'll have 2 moon day.
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If he can control himself then men don't need to be aggressive as a wolf. Indeed testosterone makes him horny but it doesn't make him aggressive necessarily, there is no proof of such. So he can't choose his testosterone levels yet he can choose to not be aggressive. I think a huge role here is played by social dynamics.
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Yes I fantasize about rape. But me fantasizing rape had any connection to a man's testosterone levels is just unbelievable to me. Rape is more about power and dominance. Has it been laboratory tested that rapists have higher testosterone than the average man on the street? I don't know if such a study exists. What if it's the reverse? When have high testosterone levels been linked to rape? I'm yet not aware of such a claim anywhere. But on the flipside, rape is only common as a crime. Murder is common too and so are other crimes. This can't be a definitive evidence of men's testosterone levels. It also cannot be objectively proven that men who don't feel like a "wolf" towards women have lower testosterone levels. I don't know where such claims are originating from.
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If this was really really true, then rape would have been normal. Your theory doesn't hold up to evidence. It's pedeling bollocks.
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Couldn't it be possible that they do it out of love and or being strongly attracted to the person that they just can't help? Why would that be in any way or form be connected with trauma? It could be as simple as pure affection and the man just exploiting it.
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Women are more liberal minded with what they want in men. We don't have strict boundaries or a laundry list. We're organically attracted to men. You don't see women walking around with wing women or dating coaches. We simply don't possess a strict compass while navigating dating as to what we want in a man. Yes loyalty is one. But it's not a part of attraction. It's weird how men are overly logical about it to the point that they just lay it out like a software blueprint.
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I never saw girls being fixated on a guy's body that much. Weird. We don't normally screen guys for strength. In fact girls are often attracted to vulnerable men. Maybe what men prefer is an outcome of years of social conditioning and not necessarily evolutionary psychology and or genetics. Maybe it's a status thing for men to parade beautiful women as trophies to one up other men, I don't know.
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No impact whatsoever. Have a great day!
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Lol that would be like putting down those women.
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Sensitivity can swing on both ends of the spectrum.
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Why are men so fixated on looks?
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Yea I get that. I was specifically referring to broke people not immigrants.
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Do you have such organizations in your country?
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How can they make significant changes if they don't have the money for it? That was the whole point of the question.
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Yea I'm. Why should that bother you. And no you aren't going to get any warning points for it. But it's no Eureka moment either. I don't know how that was relevant to the topic. I wasn't talking about spiritual practice. The thread is in personal development. Developing yourself in a personal development sense while broke. My identity should have nothing to do with the topic. Besides all the mods and Leo already know.
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@Spiritual Warfare that didn't make sense sorry.
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@Marcel ok
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I have heard YouTube. But it's a difficult task to get a subscriber base. There are some people on YouTube who start a gofund me. I don't know if it's legal. But that's a possibility. A PayPal gofund if your content is creative and valuable to a niche.
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Thanks.
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Thank you.
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Nothing personal. Just a hypothetical question.