Kek, what? what a coomer comment. Teen boys dream of actual sex, not porn… at least.. back in my day… imagine how fucked society is that some kids may only aspire to have more variety on their screen.
Why does she need to understand? The whole spirit of this shithole is that the ideas speak for themselves and don't need any persona to lend them credibility.. If you think your animal friends here have anything to do with the credibility of the ideas that flow thru this and places like this, you're stupid. The animal friends are just for morale, to balance all the toxic energy with some stuff that cracks a smile on your face and let you relax your brow for a second… They also function as a level 5 (max) IQ cloaking mechanism, making the board look like a bunch of retards. You don't have to explain the board to anyone. Just vaguely talk about information shared anonymously on the internet in many different interconnected hubs and how different groups have different systems of aggregating meaningful information with semi-reliable sources in a way that outpaces traditional research networks.
I'd use satanic instead of demonic (only because satanic tends to mean opposes God, or opposes nature, while demonic tends to mean unnaturally or malevolently empowered), but agree.. It's an opiate if anything can be categorized as such, and directly subverts and opposes the natural order, so many facets of which relate to behavior developed to achieve natural reproduction in a sustainable way.
Incels are meant to be frustrated and stir crazy, not comfy and satiated. That's what drives them to gather more exposure and bump into Mrs. Right.
In this context, I mean "an opiate of the masses".. not a literal opioid. Though there are endogenous opioids that are released in greater volume during arousal and orgasm… but fuck if i know about that mess, sure, I'll buy it, more of a dopamine thing. Take your word for it.
yes yes, and opioids jack with the dopamine pleasure/reward system too. Admittedly I have not studied any of those things at all… anyways.. "opiate of the masses" is a common expression, in the past 50 years the expression has most popularly been applied to the perils of television addiction. Give me some slack here.
I get it, my wife has challenged my obsession too.. Each relationship is different so I can't offer any add'l advice.. sounds like you've got it figured out anyway.. Mine defeated herself with an unrelated realization that she's utterly dependent on me, spoiled, and doesn't have any leverage to criticize anything I do.