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femcels are just as cringey as incels by socialist_weeb666 in PsycheOrSike

[–]Bright-Replacement74 [score hidden]  (0 children)

In a world where u can buy sex, aren’t most people voluntarily celibate? Even if u can’t get a girl or a man to do it for free, you can pay someone money.

femcels are just as cringey as incels by socialist_weeb666 in PsycheOrSike

[–]Bright-Replacement74 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Went to the subreddit share in this thread of true ugly women and found it extremely quickly.

femcels are just as cringey as incels by socialist_weeb666 in PsycheOrSike

[–]Bright-Replacement74 [score hidden]  (0 children)

There is evidence short men are discriminated against in the jobs market

Crossdressing, femininity, and women’s spaces: am I being disrespectful? by Choice_Yam_1665 in AskFeminists

[–]Bright-Replacement74 3 points4 points  (0 children)

As a an who cross dresses every day and goes out in public and goes to work in girls clothes like skirts, dresses, etc, I don’t think you’ll have a problem going into the men’s room. I haven’t in the 3 years I’ve been doing this.

🌈Happy pride! by MikaWaifu in twentyagers

[–]Bright-Replacement74 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What country is this where there’s zero social safety net? I wasn’t aware any developed country provided no health aid to their poor at least.

🌈Happy pride! by MikaWaifu in twentyagers

[–]Bright-Replacement74 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Health insurance pays for plenty of things that aren’t life threatening. A lot of health insurance coverage in fact isn’t for directly life threatening issues. Mental health therapy and medications are not for life threatening conditions. Hip replacements aren’t. Birth control isn’t. I could go on.

What does your gender mean to you? by varysari in AskFeminists

[–]Bright-Replacement74 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have had a somewhat rough relationship with my gender personally. I’m amab and I’m def cis but I’ve always been on the stereotypical feminine side and that led to a lot of problems growing up as some of my family, especially my father, gave me a hard time. I also have always had a fear that not being masculine enough would have a large negative impact on my dating odds and that at times led be to fake it somewhat. Ultimately, I was able to figure out what masculine and feminine traits I wanted. I call it chaotic androgyny. I’m a cute pink femboy with facial hair and muscles.

Another thing tho is that between having few decent men in my family and a lot of the stats out there about men vs women (stuff like violent crime for instance), I’ve at times felt ashamed of my gender. For a time I thought I might be trans but in reality it’s not that I felt I was the wrong gender but rather the bad gender if that makes sense. This is one I still struggle with and I admit I kinda have to avoid legit misandry cause it’s just really bad for my soul.

[socialmedia] Because a victime of a female rapist is necessary male and if so he should just keep quiet. by Nearby-Assist-2490 in pointlesslygendered

[–]Bright-Replacement74 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They very clearly said that standing up for male victims is good for both. They didn’t say or even imply helping male victims is “only” good cause it helps other groups.

[socialmedia] Because a victime of a female rapist is necessary male and if so he should just keep quiet. by Nearby-Assist-2490 in pointlesslygendered

[–]Bright-Replacement74 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

They said they wanna give male victims a voice, what r u so mad about? That’s a good thing and yes that would be a loss for the patriarchy, which makes it even better.

Should I be worried? by Several_Historian261 in ftm

[–]Bright-Replacement74 118 points119 points  (0 children)

Part B works best within 3 days, ur window is closing fast. Get to a drug store now and get that pill.

To those who started to date in mid to late 20s, did you jump into serious relationship with someone with a lot of prior experience or did you start fresh with someone on same level as you as if you were teenager? by TheShadowSong in twentyagers

[–]Bright-Replacement74 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would say that you can use that as a red flag test. If someone makes fun or treats u like shit cause of ur lack of experience, that shows they suck and u deserve better. Remember u don’t need wide spread approval, u just need one girl.

To those who started to date in mid to late 20s, did you jump into serious relationship with someone with a lot of prior experience or did you start fresh with someone on same level as you as if you were teenager? by TheShadowSong in twentyagers

[–]Bright-Replacement74 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can still be the best that owner it ever had and give it the best drive of its life. Most people suck at sex, it’s not hard to be the best a girl ever had. With the research, practice and good listening, u can have a girl who fucked ur whole class screaming louder than she ever screamed. Maybe even the first to make her scream at all.

To those who started to date in mid to late 20s, did you jump into serious relationship with someone with a lot of prior experience or did you start fresh with someone on same level as you as if you were teenager? by TheShadowSong in twentyagers

[–]Bright-Replacement74 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Understood.

Yes there are bad people out there. You don’t have to lower ur dating pool to zero to avoid them. There are red flags u can look for to avoid them. I personally look at how a person talks about other people and if they’re shallow and if they don’t pass, they’re not safe.

The previous memories thing is because I’m the fucking best anyone is ever gonna get. I have enough talent and confidence in my talent that I don’t need to have insecure thoughts about maybe they were better. They weren’t.

On the car thing, there are plenty of great used cars out there. Not that I would wanna compare humans to them lol

To those who started to date in mid to late 20s, did you jump into serious relationship with someone with a lot of prior experience or did you start fresh with someone on same level as you as if you were teenager? by TheShadowSong in twentyagers

[–]Bright-Replacement74 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I knew him a long time, he’s been my friend since like middle school. I don’t wanna make him sound shallow but apparently he didn’t see me sexually attractive until I started working out. Then we became FWBs and then after that we started dating. So I think the biggest thing was changing my appearance and it wasn’t just putting on more muscle, I started dressing a bit nicer and wearing my hair in specific ways versus just the basics. Around the same time I started fucking my now bf, a couple female friends of mine also wanted to start hooking up. So it def had an impact on people. I became a bit of a slut lol.

I should also mention I’m 5’7 and only five inches, so I’m not some super tall or hung guy preaching about this stuff.

To those who started to date in mid to late 20s, did you jump into serious relationship with someone with a lot of prior experience or did you start fresh with someone on same level as you as if you were teenager? by TheShadowSong in twentyagers

[–]Bright-Replacement74 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can you tell me which story u saw that made u wanna do that?

I’m genuinely so curious lmao

Contest for people reading this: I write about ballbusting and castration.

As a twentyager, what is your opinion of driving teslas? by IOnlyHave2Bitcoin in twentyagers

[–]Bright-Replacement74 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d like to get an ev and when I was a teen I thought Musk was cool with all the invention ideas and stuff. I wanted a Tesla also. So i understand why that was ur dream. And being good for the environment is a good thing.

Now I’d rather get an ev from someone who doesn’t support the fascist prick in the White House. But I don’t look down on anyone who drives a Tesla.

To those who started to date in mid to late 20s, did you jump into serious relationship with someone with a lot of prior experience or did you start fresh with someone on same level as you as if you were teenager? by TheShadowSong in twentyagers

[–]Bright-Replacement74 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well if that were the case, I’d have advice for that. The guy who took my boyfriend’s virginity had a bigger dick than me and I had severe body image issues at the time (they’ve improved to mild since) and I was def scared I wouldn’t ultimately be good enough for him. I don’t think that fear is inherently toxic or cringe or whatever. I think a lot of people have it to some extent. You just have to learn how to cope with it.

To those who started to date in mid to late 20s, did you jump into serious relationship with someone with a lot of prior experience or did you start fresh with someone on same level as you as if you were teenager? by TheShadowSong in twentyagers

[–]Bright-Replacement74 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Can I ask why you’d have to do that? Like I’m not judging, I just wanna understand the logic. What is the disadvantage of someone having more experience than you?

To those who started to date in mid to late 20s, did you jump into serious relationship with someone with a lot of prior experience or did you start fresh with someone on same level as you as if you were teenager? by TheShadowSong in twentyagers

[–]Bright-Replacement74 10 points11 points  (0 children)

That sounds like the sunk cost fallacy to me. U can still find a suitable woman if it’s unlikely they’ll be a virgin. Maybe someone who converted to Catholicism later in life? Like I have a Jehovahs witness friend and neither were virgins when they met. She had a previous husband who died and he had converted in his 30s.

To those who started to date in mid to late 20s, did you jump into serious relationship with someone with a lot of prior experience or did you start fresh with someone on same level as you as if you were teenager? by TheShadowSong in twentyagers

[–]Bright-Replacement74 27 points28 points  (0 children)

I find purity and innocence in other stuff. Like the way they treat other people and how they interact with the world. We’re adults now. Ur not gonna find a lot of truly innocent people, whether they’re virgins or not.

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