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That’s fair. I actually enjoyed hearing your perspective.

I never said they were lying about girls who look better than them. My point is that envy or even a little bit of hate can exist without someone being dishonest. You can genuinely like someone and still feel jealous of them at the same time.

I thought feminists were supposed to love overweight people who are one cheeseburger away from a medical emergency.

From my experience, women often say that the system is built in such a way that not even girl power can break it and make women the dominant sex.

I understand your point. But I think a woman who truly has self-love will recognize her own beauty. Beauty isn’t just about physical appearance, it’s also about the energy someone carries. And if you feel like you’re the girl that everyone else finds beautiful, but you have a hard time seeing it yourself, then you need more self-love. Once you develop that self-love, all the negativity will disappear, and you’ll see that you are actually beautiful. Those flaws were only an illusion. With too little love, flaws and ugliness begin to manifest.

But do women know they’re lying, or are they completely unaware of it because their feelings make it seem true to them?

I would have felt really good about it. But as a wise man once said, you shouldn’t believe something just because it feels good, nor reject the truth just because it makes you uncomfortable. Obviously, I understand that women often operate differently. But they haven’t lost their capacity to tell the truth just because they’re women. That’s not an excuse for their behavior. Then again, they are women after all… Women are the greatest thing consciousness has ever created.

You guys think Leo’s new style is weird because you haven’t reached Leo’s level of consciousness yet. Once you do, everything becomes beautiful, including outfits that currently look like they were chosen by an enlightened alien.

Very true, but a certain form of hate can exist as well. I hate this huge facade that girls put up. Many people think they’re angels when it comes to judging others. When a girl comments “beautiful” and says all sorts of nice things to an overweight girl online, you know they’re demons. Sorry, not sorry.

You are wrong

You are a genius😁

Awful… I mean, absolutely fantastic.

It is my job to fix you

You got me

I like cornflakes

What I desire is no desire

Thank you, lol

@Leo Gura If you practiced semen retention and truly understood what it does for you spiritually and biologically, you would already have all the answers you’re searching for today. Instead, you may not discover them for another 20 years because you’ve chosen to reject the power of your semen. It is what makes you feel alive. In my view, it is more powerful than any substance that exists. The life force and energy it contains cannot be matched by anything else. (;

What’s the longest streak you’ve ever had?

Very nice lips. Post @Sugarcoat face. I get the feeling she has an emo or goth vibe.

Please stop

Cornflakes

Wallah

Thank you!

What I struggle with isn’t really temptation. It’s the meaning I’ve given sexuality. It has become one of the most important things in my life, and I genuinely love the intensity and aliveness that comes with it. At the same time, part of me wants freedom. Not freedom from sexuality itself, but freedom from being attached to it. My fear is that if I let go of the attachment, I’ll lose something valuable. Maybe what I’m attached to isn’t sexuality itself but a certain kind of intensity. I’ve heard Leo say that what we’re really seeking is wholeness rather than the object of desire. The problem is that I’ve never experienced myself free from this attachment, so I honestly don’t know. How can I tell whether I’m attached to sexuality, attached to intensity, or actually seeking something deeper? I’m asking because this inner conflict has become exhausting. I feel torn between wanting freedom and not wanting to lose something I love. I genuinely don’t know how to move forward