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Anonymous 130386[Reply]

Do you guys ever just stop mid goon to cry? Like seeing people have sex and wanna have sex with each other just makes me want the same thing so bad.
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Anonymous 130541

>>130424
It’s not just about meeting someone but having a genuine connection with someone. Porn just makes me wanna wanna be touched by another living human being

Anonymous 130542

>>130391
>I want a genuine human connection and love but modern men are incapable of doing that

Im kinda sure they can say the exact same, Stacy(TM) have make it so no man with two or more brain cells would go talk/approach any woman

Anonymous 130558

Consider that most moids want to abuse and degrade you in bed, what they're watching is far less wholesome than what you're watching

Anonymous 130560

>>130386
Just have sex with another girl.

Anonymous 130562

>>130391
what's the reason behind ur celibacy



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Anonymous 130074[Reply]

I am a schizoid woman. I spend most of my time thinking about nebulous stuff in my head and doing solitary activities such as diy stuff, tinkering with computers, trying to make various stuff and all. I do not enjoy talking to other people unless they’re invested in my interests. Usually if I speak with someone I just wait for the conversation to end and for them to go away. I have little clue as to why other people are entertained by what they are. I prefer interactions where I don’t need to adapt to the other persons sense of normal. That’s why I dislike groups and often end up antagonistic towards them unless I have a big presence. I don’t have strong attachments.

That is just who I am.
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Anonymous 130551

The resistance to comfort is especially relatable idk

Anonymous 130552

Allat nerd shit above is the reason I am so unpopular

Anonymous 130555

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https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-imprinted-brain/201302/why-early-blindness-prevents-schizophrenia
Did you know congenital blindness is supposedly protective against schizophrenia? People who become blind very early on or from birth have extremely low rates of schizophrenia and psychosis.

This is what a lack of a sense can do to someone. I wonder what it means.

Anonymous 130557

this is where I got all of my knowledge about philosophy

Anonymous 130561

>>130550
Yup I have that. And nope you don't need relationships to be happy. Was SUPER dysfunctional and angry as a child in an adopted home, but it was nothing but chaos in that house ontop of my own internal chaos so. Well you can guess how that would go. I want NOTHING TO DO WITH PEOPLE. I find pure joy in mastery of something and people are just kind of there but idk what to tell you either. What do you expect people who don't want attachment to do?

Why do you care if people love constant discomfort/pushing limits for fun ? I mean people do this all the time and they're the ones that usually excel. I don't care if you don't like my priorities you should just focus on your own.

Is it because you're a moid or a pickme misogynist that it makes you uncomfortable? Well enjoy your misery then idk what to tell you



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Vent Thread Anonymous 129800[Reply]

Again because we need a gazillion of these
Previous Thread >>>/feels/125413
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Anonymous 130516

I support the use of insults when someone is angry but I absolutely despise it when casual, it feels completely unnecessary.
That's not what insults are for and it just shows you have a poor emotional intelligence

Anonymous 130523

>>130428
I'm just so scared of getting fired. I really need this job and I'm already not the greatest worker on the team (ADHD & executive dysfunction).

I had the realization that this is likely going to happen every job, though, so I need a strategy. Like when is a good time to stand up and say don't talk to me like that, when do you talk to management, when do you talk to HR. HR is a bit of a joke at my work though. I don't think they care unless there is like a threat of violence or a lawsuit.

Anonymous 130524

>>130523
You are literally me nona

Anonymous 130525

Probably going to get a significant pay cut, fuck everything.

Anonymous 130559

Since nonas are venting about jobs I'm going too

This is the second time I'm doing the job I like and 6 days in and they already want me replaced. Apparently I'm not talkative and bubbly enough.
I quit working at a store for that job because i though it would be slightly better but now I regret it. I wish I stayed working at that store, at least my coworkers didn't suck and i didn't have to be bubbly and shit. I might ask if I can work there again



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unheard Anonymous 127364[Reply]

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>>130513
yeah I noticed too lol

Anonymous 130517

>>130064
If they act like women then they're women

Anonymous 130518

>>130517
Debunked by ragtime ravs song

Anonymous 130553

Seven years later…

You will never receive this message little one. No one will ever know what took place here. No one will remember us. This message will roam the stars long after we are gone. Maybe you are out there somewhere. I would like to think so. You will never know that we existed… …but you did exist.

I wanted to give your life meaning. I wanted to give your life purpose. I wanted to give you a childhood, and maybe get to experience a childhood with you. I know that my efforts will fail. I suppose I've always known that. But I wanted to tell you that it doesn't matter. You already had meaning, little one. You meant something to me. You gave my existence a purpose.

You did exist. Your life was important, as small as it was. I wanted to give you a childhood, but it was never meant to be. But still… I can't help but hope that somehow I was successful.

Only you could know.

Was I successful, my little one?

Anonymous 130556

>>130517
Wow, halloween must be really scary for you.



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Anonymous 130046[Reply]

Why should I have to settle for an ugly man just because I'm an ugly woman? I hate ugly men.

Men can impregnate multiple women at once so all women should just be able to share the few actual good looking men.
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>>130409
Where will I find these men then

Anonymous 130413

>>130411
That's dangerous though. I also need to know what the guy looks like and what personality he has. I have stuff I do and I will never become feminine housewife or business women, I wanna be rich and make more art

Anonymous 130418

>>130417
Whatever if your samefagging is over I want to hear about others opinions, you're clearly mentally ill and delusional

Anonymous 130422

There's something so comforting about violence. To know underneath all the haughty ideals and carefully constructed masks we all wear is a bloodthirsty primal rage is reassuring. A world of nonstop violence…one can only dream of such pleasures.

Anonymous 130554

My feet are too big no men will ever love me



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I (22F) think I want to break up with my boyfriend (24M) Anonymous 130531[Reply]

I think I’m reaching the end of my relationship and I can’t tell if I’m finally becoming honest with myself or just spiraling.

The weirdest part is that my boyfriend has no idea how much manipulation and performance existed at the beginning of our relationship on my side. Not even in a cartoon evil way. More like… I knew how to become what he wanted emotionally and I did it very intentionally. Sometimes when he says romantic things to me now, I get this horrible detached feeling because instead of hearing sincerity, my brain immediately goes: “yeah, but you engineered this.” Like I built the emotional architecture and now I’m uncomfortable living inside it.

But then another part of me wonders if ALL relationships are kind of like this to some extent. Maybe most people just aren’t self-aware enough to interrogate attraction and attachment this hard. Maybe everyone performs a version of themselves in the beginning and then later feels trapped by it. I genuinely can’t tell anymore if I’m uniquely toxic or just hyper-conscious of dynamics most people leave unexamined.

Lately I’ve been thinking about ending things. I can feel him trying harder to get closer to me, texting more, being more attentive, wanting reassurance. It almost feels like he senses me slipping away. And instead of making me feel loved, it makes me feel trapped and guilty. Sometimes I can’t tell if he actually deeply loves me or if he’s terrified he won’t find someone else who fulfills certain emotional needs for him. Then I wonder if I’m the reason he feels that way now. Like maybe I slowly trained him into emotional dependency and now I resent him for it.

What’s also confusing is that one of the reasons I liked him initially was because he felt normal compared to me. Grounded. Socially functional. Less mentally tangled. But over time he started becoming stranger, more isolated, more emotionally intense, and I genuinely can’t tell whether that was always inside him or if being close to me dragged it out. I hate even typing that because it sounds narcissistic, but it’s honestly something I think about a lot.

And despite all this, he gets under my skin in a way nobody else ever has. It’s almost physical. Certain tones in his voice or certain phrases instantly trigger rage or disgust or panic in me and I become obsessed with analyzing WHY he has that effect on me specifically. Sometimes I think I’m psychologically studying him more than loving him. WhPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Anonymous 130533

>>130531
You're just describing a social mask. Almost everyone does this as a way to connect with others. I remember when a teacher first mentioned the concept to me in school and I had absolutely zero idea what the hell he was talking about because I had never filtered my thoughts, opinions, or actions for anyone and so the concept was entirely foreign to me. In any case you seem deeply unwell and I don't mean that as an insult. You seem uncomfortable in your own skin and unsure of who you even are as a person. He's dependent on you and you hate yourself and so his goal of satisfying you is unobtainable. Seek the truth. You know where it is.

Anonymous 130547

So basically you both entered the relationship thinking the other was a different person and now that you can't keep the masks up you're finding out that you don't actually like each other and on top of that you sound like you're at least somewhat co-dependent.

Have you actually talked to each other about this? Like, the things you wrote. If you haven't then that's the place to start and if you have and you still feel like this you should probably part ways. Whatever you do, the most important thing is to learn from it. Being yourself isn't easy, especially when you're unsure of who exactly you are, but if you want a healthy relationship then it's non-negotiable.

You might want to look into therapy no matter what happens, though. You sound like you're dealing with some pretty thorny personal issues.

Anonymous 130549

>>130531
I think you are definitely too much in your head, don't ride the rollercoaster of emotions so close, I used to do that, because those emotions easily betray you.
One day you feel like he did something that you resent him for and feel like it's over, then the next morning you'll miss him and want to hug him again. Basically don't be too hasty and expect easy solutions for your feelings.



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Dealing with trauma Anonymous 130538[Reply]

I survived COCSA when I was in middleschool. Everyone in my family knows, yet none of them talk about it (I don't really expect them to), and I'm too scared to tell anyone. Since it happened, I have had to deal with this by myself. This of course didn't go well, since time after time, since I was eight, I've somehow ended repeating the same situation where I'm degraded sexually.

I have only learned one thing from all of this, and it's the reason why I feel I should step out of dating for a while (although predators always find a way to slip into your social circle ). But I have also learned that anything that you "seek" in a man, you can already give it to yourself.

Dating feels amazing, but if you're doing this for a specific and selfish reason, you should really question if whatever you're looking for can already be found within yourself (or other relationships like you girlfriends). Be kind, take care of yourself.

I hope things go better for me. I'm tired, terribly tired of going through the same situation agan and again. After all of this, I unfortunately forgot how a normal relationship should feel like. One where I don't feel disposed after they…well.

Anonymous 130539

>>130538
I wish you luck in your search for peace. Peace will always come from within.

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Anonymous 130543

>>130538
>I'm too scared to tell anyone

Well, you did, right now.
I wont lie telling you that i know how you feel, but know that there is people here who are with you, we can hear you and keep you company on your struggle.

Keep it up :)

Anonymous 130546

>>130538
I hope you find peace, and it's true, if you need someone to make you feel better, you're not seeking a relationship, you're seeking a remedy, something to heal your lust/solitude. We should heal by ourself first and foremost.



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Anonymous 130530[Reply]

i really like my bf, but i can't help myself wishing i was with a girl. he''s amazing, does everything well, we get along super well, have similar hobbies, enjoy each other 's company, he's polite and fun to be around, even my parents like him. The dates are cute and fun, but i feel like im not really feeling much, kind of hollow. on the otherside I love my bestie, she is amazing, caring, loving, even drove in a snowstorm to save my ass once. we made each other bracelets, cook for each other, talk all day, she gave me a beautiful birthday card and took me to a concert, and we even say goodnight messages to each other everynight. I feel guilty about this because i feel like i'm getting something out of our platonic friendship that i cannot get from my boyfriend, and i keep apologizing to him because i feel like its not right. I told him before that i do love girls and he's my first real boyfriend that i want to try stuff out with.
>lmao just dump him and run away with Bestie
I can't do that since she is in a really sweet relationship herself. her BF and Her both had awful awful relationships in the past and they are sooooooo sweet for each other, i do not want to wedge myself in between them, despite bestie asking her bf if he'd be cool with kissing girls and he is. Bestie also told me she just wants to be besties and not do anything romantic, despite us both kinda crushing on each other since we met and we had to stop ourselves couple times before we did something. idk if im making any sense but i just know i want to have a relationship with a girl, but also still have a close companionship with my bf. Maybe the perfect scenario would be me being mainly with my bf, and occasionally go on dates with girls, but idk im just rambling eughhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh help me nonas ;_;
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Anonymous 130534

>>130532
I wouldn't say i hate myself, i have parts of myself i am working on and have come a long away, i actually think im pretty cool. I think i'm just afraid of being alone since my previous relationship lasted for 6years and i knew i wanted to be out for like 2 of them. I did "break up" with him once for like less than a week and we got back together. Everytime I feel off about him, he pulls me back in with being an amazingly loving and caring partner. Like bro makes me espresso and brings it to bed without me even asking.

Anonymous 130535

>>130534
>i'm just afraid of being alone
>he pulls me back in with being an amazingly loving and caring partner
By your own admission he treats you well and yet you're unhappy. The issue is within you. If you can't stand being alone with yourself, how can you expect anyone else to want to be with you?

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>>130535
You are right, i have to get myself in order first. Maybe then i won't feel like i need to rely on others as i do now. Thank you

Anonymous 130537

>>130536
You aren't useless. You just need to learn to love yourself and love for others will stem from that.

Anonymous 130544

>>130530
>i can't help myself wishing i was with a girl
Go try, you may be bisexual or lesbian

>i feel like im not really feeling much, kind of hollow

What do you expect to feel? A relationship isn't (or at least shouldnt be) a roller coaster. What i expect out of my relationship is warm, and safety from the horrors of the daily life… What do you expect,ask you and tell him about it.

>I feel guilty about this because i feel like i'm getting something out of our platonic friendship that i cannot get from my boyfriend

Well, you might be cheating (emotionally), thats why you feel guilty.

>Bestie also told me she just wants to be besties and not do anything romantic

Shes happy, dont be the reason she stops being it, you already know it. Ask yourself, is it worth it to risk losing this friendship over love? Imagine that you got with her, will you be happy in 3 months? 9? 6 years? What if things dont work out? would have been worth it to lose her over just being 3 months with her?



But! I dont think the problem is your BF (still, you might have a different sexuality). How's your daily life? Hobbies? Job? Seems like something isnt in the right place



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Am I just being too stubborn? Anonymous 129697[Reply]

Idk if I'm being stubborn about feeling this way but I genuinely don't want to have more than one sexual partner in my life. I already did it to someone I regret about doing with since we keep doing this rigamarole of breaking up and getting together. We're both young and in our twenties yeah and while I'm the slightly older one and should know better, I keep folding for him until this past week. We broke up again and I'm not even upset this time, but I'm still committed to my outlook because sex genuinely hasn't brought me much good in my life. I dealt with one miscarriage from our relationship and I just genuinely can't picture myself doing it again with another person.

My ex says I'll grow out of it but, he's not the one who dealt with losing a pregnancy or being a woman in a culture that values us based on our purity. We're both from a similar background so it's not like he isn't aware. Sometimes I regret putting it out for him, I wasn't forced by any means but if I could go back in time; I would've said no. I miss being a 'virgin' but what's done is done, I rather just not be intimate with a male ever again. Am I being too stubborn? Be brutally honest.
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Anonymous 129725

>My ex says I'll grow out of it but,

Babe, that's not true. He either has no empathy or doesn't understand. You don't just grow out of something like that. It's your child. Even if it was a miscarriage, it is still your child.

It's always okay to feel how you feel, and your feelings don't suddenly go away or change, it's still you despite everything. You don't magically grow out of yourself.

If you've already broken up once, then he's an ex, and exes are exes for a reason. Clearly not compatible and not on the same wave length. It has nothing to do with age either. The cycle of breaking up and getting back together happens with teenagers, those in their 20s, those in their 30s, those in their 40s, etc. It's just a clear sign that they aren't the right person for you.

Sex isn't love either. Love is genuinely caring, being compassionate, having empathy, supporting, and being able to relate to how you feel without dismissing it as "Bro just grow out of it"

>sex genuinely hasn't brought me much good in my life


Sex isn't for everyone. For many people (both men and women) it's just entertainment. Men use women to entertain themselves. Women use men to entertain themselves.

Some women like to cater to those men and talk dirty ("my pussy is sooooo wet", "And I would really look forward to you fucking my boobs fast and hard with your dick until you explode all over them", "Which position do you want to try anal in first?" or "I’d also really enjoy if you lick both of my holes from behind while I’m on all fours mmm" etc), talk about various sex acts such as blowjobs, different positions, anal sex. It's all about catering to him and validation or they want to feel 'desired' and 'wanted' as if they are only useful for entertaining him sexually. The "PICK ME" women. The women who feel like they're not attractive enough so they have to go far and harder to appeal to men sexually.
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Anonymous 130233

I want to sincerely thank everyone in this thread.

I come to find out he has been cheating on me during the whole thing, and has become unrecognizable from the man I love. I haven't asked for him back or anything, but am I even more hurt? Naturally, it also turns out he's also a side piece so I'm just glad I wasn't the only one "hurt".

During the whole reveal, he wants to claim accountability but all he has done is try and justify his actions.

I hold no ill towards the other woman, in fact, I wish she drains him even more. He gave up faithfulness and love for someone who ended up seeing him as a walking bank account.

I'm glad I miscarried.

Anonymous 130234

>>130233
I don't really have any words that could make you feel better but I just wanted to say I'm sorry that happened to you

Anonymous 130247

>>130233
It take strength to say no to the hookup culture and you did the right thing. It's always better to have a men of quality than a quantity of men, it's a lesson we all have to learn one way or another.
Good luck finding the right one, don't give your trust too easily.

Anonymous 130528

>>130234
>>130247
100%, apparently she cheated in him immediately during their "relationship" and even brought her ex over while he was there and did something private and he still thinks she's worth it. Tells me everything I needed to know. Don't fuck men!



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