Sex shouldn’t be sexy. It should be erotic. It should be messy. There’s nothing hygienic about sex. It’s not something you have to wash your hands and feet or brush your teeth before you start. That unplanned chaos, driven by the tension between you two, is what makes it memorable.
Real intimacy is when you stop pretending you have any composure left. You’re making sounds you’d be embarrassed to hear on a recording, forgetting what you were even thinking about, and letting someone see a side of you nobody else gets to see. No performance. No pretending. Just raw desire and two people who can’t get enough of each other.
Sex isn’t pretty. It’s messy and fun. And it gets better with the same person.
One of the most underrated luxuries is having an emergency and being able to deal with it without borrowing money, begging someone or sacrificing your basic needs. Being your own safety net changes everything.
1. The vagina is about ten times cleaner than the mouth. No matter how you brush your teeth always, the mouth is still the dirtiest part of the body.
2. If you hit your chest at a very specific time in the electrical cycle your heart will stop.
3. When you die, your hearing is the last to go. So imagine you die in a fire or in a war or something and the last thing you hear is like screaming and chaos
4. The length of a man's penis is equal to the length of his thumb times 3
5. The human brain typically weighs around three pounds, and men’s brains are on average a bit larger than women’s. But Brain weight is not a measure of intelligence.��
6. Everyone's tongue print is different, just like fingerprint.
7. Babies have 94 More Bones Than Adults.
When you feel sad, remember that tiny proteins called kinesins are working inside you 24/7 just to keep you alive.
So be kind to yourself, your body is doing everything it can to keep you alive!
(video by thequantara)
I’m in love with this sentence:
“A person's capacity for growth is directly linked to how much truth they can handle about themselves without running away.”
If you feel like your money is not going far anymore, you're not imagining things.
Here is a visual of the declining Rand’s Buying power.
Cred: Preamble HQ
A government can track a poor person’s benefits, location, work hours, bank account, and medical records, but somehow cannot track where billions in public contracts disappear. Surveillance is always accurate when it targets the powerless.