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Glorious Florida
Joined July 2023
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Conversation I had last week with a guy I'd just met while traveling. After we exchanged names and basic social niceties: Me "So do you enjoy living here now?" Him "Yeah, it's so much better than when I was staying in Boston." Me "In what way? Him "Well, unlike Boston no one here asks where I went to school." Me [thinking okay, he wants me to ask about Boston] "What were you doing in Boston?" Him "Oh, I went to Harvard."
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This is not untrue, the “male gaze” is an internal pressure that’s projected out from pain, but like all inevitable things, rather than ineffectively raging against it, make the most of it. Yes, you’ll have a “perfect man” in your head, watching& judging at all times
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But is that so bad? To have an internal motivation to be your best? That it takes this form is alright, men and women are inexorably bound to each other. The war between the sexes rages eternal, but in individual relationships, it can be won.
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Just like men raging at videos of attractive women acting in manners they would not prefer, this indignation can be converted, like other forms of energy, into a more pleasant& productive passion.
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The son of one of my good friends has a birthday this weekend, and per my usual tradition I give a gift of a few books. He’s in fifth grade so I will add to my previous threads with a few other selections that I like to give to kids of this age.
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I’ve read a lot of excellent independent from these here parts, and there is ONE that screamed at me, this MUST be made into a movie. That story’s @myth_pilot’s “Our Private Kingdom”
I agree but it can never be explicitly political …that’s a sermon not art and no one likes to be lectured during a movie.
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And the ending is perfectly ambiguous, like the feeling of waking up from a dream and trying to remember it. It could be made with a touch of surrealism, with leads who have great chemistry, and other location might not be too expensive to produce.
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Of everything I thought I’d lost on my old account, this is the thread I’m most proud of. “How to flirt for women.” Basically I want all of u to be happy💕
Ladies: if men are not walking up and talking to you, don’t blame low T levels or phone brain or whatever, take some personal responsibility and learn to flirt. I haven’t used these techniques in years but I guarantee they still work. Let Auntie Bones teach u
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“Twitter moderation is bad news” Hi guys💕
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Yes, women prefer height, but I’ve never heard one describe it in erotic terms, it’s always something like “so I can wear heels.” So take her to a nice restaurant, tell her to wear heels, “you look like a model, people who see us think I must be rich.” U 2 can get tall gorl
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It’s time for @baltic_dan to stop teasing us and release the plans for his horny saw puzzle
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I’ve figured out Pearl. She’s the Salieri of sex drives. She doesn’t have one but she knows she’s missing out. I will giv u a hint, girl to girl: black guys aren’t good at anything else so I doubt they’re good in bed. Join us in the light! You won’t be disappointed😉
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Weight loss has plateaued so I’m entering my era of pain—eating plain Greek yogurt with blueberries. It shouldn’t have to be like this, I should be svelte on a diet of hot buttered sourdough for breakfast
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Here’s the screenshot since the baby blocked me
The few Confederate soldiers who returned—many missing limbs, all with injuries—could’ve received compensation from the federal government for their looted and burned homes and crops - if they were willing to sign Sumner’s “Iron Clad Oath,” which affirmed not only future loyalty
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The few Confederate soldiers who returned—many missing limbs, all with injuries—could’ve received compensation from the federal government for their looted and burned homes and crops - if they were willing to sign Sumner’s “Iron Clad Oath,” which affirmed not only future loyalty
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from the ancestral farming families who had conquered the land from Indians and the wilderness and brought it to prosperity. The best men did not sign the oath.
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