@Aella_Girl I’ve found that semen retention made me constantly horny for my partner over time and led to better sex too. This is underexplored because it seems counterintuitive
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Please tell me that @elonmusk didn’t submit an unsolicited bid to acquire US Steel, a company with a $5B market cap, just to acquire the $X stock symbol.
Hot Take: I think it’s actively bad for under 30s to have a strong political identity. History & my experience tells me at this age we’re still vastly influenced by strong emotions (be them hate, idealism etc) & have mostly bad opinions due to this + lack of experience.
Attaching urself to a strong political opinion, especially in public, will make it hard to change ur mind later due to peer-pressure, sunk cost fallacy + network/ career reasons. I think the emphasis on getting uni students involved in politics & the way it’s presented as an unalloyed good is a mistake.
I’ve seen a pattern of ppl having early - mid 30s crises due to doubt creeping in re: their political views in their 20s. Having already made these views such a big part of their identity, they often either double down to Even more insane positions, or they completely flip to the other side. Either way, they often have a huge, palpable chip on their shoulder.
Having faith in God gives you an entirely different lease on life. Knowing that everything will work out as it should in the end removes all fear or doubt. As long as you keep pursuing your unique vision that you were gifted with, impossible to lose.
I find the same thing regarding talking about future plans. Talking about them gives me the high of accomplishment, without doing anything. Nothing then gets done
No need to always share your inner world, it’s powerful to keep contained and to channel it externally thru actions
Dudes not talking to their friends about their problems isn't a toxic masculinity thing
It's literally just talking about ur problems make them worse there's literally no point just solve ur problems