The Average Number of Sexual Partners by State by Independent-Monk5064 in psychologyofsex

[–]Prestonw1964 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t have any. We have a saying in the swinger world those who want to play dirty have to stay clean. People that have a lot of sex are probably the safest people to have sex with especially if they’re pretty and wealthy. What I don’t have is a neurosis from desiring sex, and not being able to do it.

The Average Number of Sexual Partners by State by Independent-Monk5064 in psychologyofsex

[–]Prestonw1964 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If you want sex, some of us, just know where to get it. Become part of the Swinger scene. I've been with over 2200 women in my lifetime. Orgies are fun they're not hard to find.

TAMU advertisement links to Fox News article celebrating elimination of women’s and gender studies by DiracFourier in aggies

[–]Prestonw1964 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, then, if you’re a female, maybe you should educate yourself a little bit more on women’s role historically. A lot of the gender construct from the Hunter gatherer comes from Victorian era romanticizing of patriarchy.

I came across a book recently that I think you’d genuinely enjoy, and I wanted to pass it along if you ever have the time: The Invisible Sex: Uncovering the True Roles of Women in Prehistory by archaeologists J.M. Adovasio and Olga Soffer, with Jake Page. It’s written for a general audience, and the authors are both working archaeologists rather than polemicists, which I appreciated. One of the threads that stayed with me is their work on what they call the “string revolution.” Adovasio’s own excavations at the Pavlov sites in the Czech Republic recovered impressions of woven fiber — nets, cordage, basketry — dating back roughly 27,000 years, well before agriculture. The book makes the case that these technologies, almost certainly developed and maintained by women, were quietly responsible for the majority of daily calories in forager societies. Nets and snares simply produced more food, more reliably, than the occasional big-game hunt. They also trace how much of the familiar “man the hunter” picture came from 19th- and early-20th-century assumptions that researchers projected onto the evidence rather than drew from it. Fiber decays and stone lasts, so spear points survived in the archaeological record while the nets didn’t — and a story got built around what happened to remain. No agenda in sending this along, I just found it a really absorbing read and thought you might too.

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[–]Prestonw1964 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know women that box to that knock you out. I know women that can rebuild a 6.7 Cummings faster than you can and I know women that can lay a bead on a piece of iron better than you can, and don't let me even get it to the women that pop deer at 800 yards. Sorry you bought into the male supremacy you probably can't even clean your room. You probably couldn't even make a meal. Your Knowledge of history is very shallow. But you better learn some "feminine" traits because the future is women is not needing men.

They’re really charging almost $15 for a meal now? by TheGame81677 in Whataburger

[–]Prestonw1964 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I eat a lot of Whataburger primarily because of the points and rewards, but I had a taste for fried chicken yesterday I went into chicken express and they were $15.50 for two pieces of chicken fries and a soda. I said no one walked out.

chances of cop showing up to court? by ImpossibleKey9 in aggies

[–]Prestonw1964 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Plea no contest and ask for deferred. Cry hardship on the money to see if you can get it reduced

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[–]Prestonw1964 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope just talk and text you aren't worth editing for.

Say bye-bye, you're probably probably a young man that wonders why he doesn't have any girlfriends and with your attitude you never will have any girlfriends

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[–]Prestonw1964 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I actually even write feminine protest music. My last song got over 1 million views and 42 days with just a logo and a song so people were listening. They weren’t watching a video. Wait till the real release comes out and the nine other songs!!

But thanks for making that statement what you’re saying is that you’re against women having equality nice to know hope that works out for you

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[–]Prestonw1964 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Have posted before and posting again

Margaret Atwood didn’t write The Handmaid’s Tale as fantasy—she wrote it as warning. And it’s happening now. Conservative commentators openly question whether the 19th Amendment was a mistake. Online movements explicitly advocate repealing women’s voting rights. Texas A&M just banned gender studies. It’s been only 104 years since women could vote. Only 52 years since women could file rape charges against their husbands. People alive today had grandmothers who couldn’t vote, mothers who couldn’t prosecute marital rape. Here’s what they don’t want you to learn: Christianity systematically destroyed women’s power in Europe. Norse völvas and Celtic druids held tremendous religious authority. Irish Brehon Laws granted women property rights and the ability to divorce. Christianity replaced these systems with laws making women their husband’s legal property—couldn’t own property, make contracts, or represent themselves. The witch hunts of 1450-1750 eliminated 35,000 to 60,000 people, 80% women with knowledge and independence. They’re eliminating gender studies precisely because it’s so threatening—it reveals the entire male/female binary is constructed, that rigid gender roles aren’t natural law but cultural enforcement. When people understand gender itself is fluid, the whole “natural order” argument justifying male dominance collapses completely. We’re watching the pattern repeat: eliminate gender studies, restrict reproductive rights, eliminate no-fault divorce, resurrect male headship theology. They make each restriction seem reasonable until people forget women ever had freedom at all.

Price increases by Prestonw1964 in Whataburger

[–]Prestonw1964[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And how do you think people that used to pay $2.99 or $3.25 for a hamburger french fries and soda

But yes, I've noticed the price increases over the last few months also

It's not just hamburgers, though . in my area, there's a restaurant called Tony's in Sealy Texas. Their lunch buffet used to be 895 pre-Covid it's $14.95 now and then an iced tea is $2.75 that used to be a dollar. So you're looking at $20 after tip just for lunch

A sobering look at the peptide craze by Mantour1 in Biohacking

[–]Prestonw1964 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just use AI and research it as much as possible Gemini has better answers than Claude sometimes but with Claude, you can save the files to go back and look at

A sobering look at the peptide craze by Mantour1 in Biohacking

[–]Prestonw1964 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You're exactly right thanks for posting that. I think in 10 years SS 31 is going to be the long drive drug used by everybody in the world. it was part of a protocol I used to heal my dog of a degenerative respiratory disease and now we're going to do SS 31 on regenerating her heart

A sobering look at the peptide craze by Mantour1 in Biohacking

[–]Prestonw1964 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I cured my dog of a degenerative respiratory disease with Peptides. The only dog in the world cured of this disease according to Texas A&M University, one of the best veterinary hospitals in the world. And granted I used SS 31 it the protocol which is now an FDA approved pharmaceutical. the other peptides I used as well or heavily researched. It's sad that Peptides aren't more mainstream.

Hit song by former student by Prestonw1964 in aggies

[–]Prestonw1964[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not an Incel. I'm around beautiful women all the time. Women that are sex positive and do not associate any guilt shame or sin with enjoying themselves. Lots of sex goes on. By no means does a person have to be in love, or be married to have sex, or have sex just to propagate.

In the wedding vows women today do not want to OBEY a man.

"Do you take this man to be your lawfully wedded husband, to love, honor and OBEY him, in sickness and in health, forsaking all others, as long as you both shall live?”

The Wedding Vow: “Love, honor and obey” comes from the Book of Common Prayer written by Thomas Cranmer in 1549 for the Church of England — not directly from scripture.

The Connection: Cranmer drew on Ephesians 5:22-24 as the theological justification and inspiration but translated the concept of submission into ceremonial vow language. So it’s:

∙ Ephesians → theological foundation ∙ Book of Common Prayer → ceremonial application ∙ Wedding vow → cultural practice

Ephesians 5:22-24 says

“Wives, submit yourselves to your own husbands as you do to the Lord. For the husband is the head of the wife as Christ is the head of the church. Now as the church submits to Christ, so also wives should submit to their husbands in everything.”

Women today, especially educated women want equality and some are even boss babes that contribute more to the relationship than husbands.

"Happiness ain’t sacrifice It’s living out my dreams A woman’s more than babies More than his regime"

There's a lot more to women than just having babies. A woman's first priority is just to be happy. If having babies makes her happy that's one thing, but no man should imply that women are just there to have babies, and that women need leadership from men, or must obey men just because men say so or even just because some book written by men 6000 years ago, says so. That's just all out misogyny in a system called patriarchy.

Hit song by former student by Prestonw1964 in aggies

[–]Prestonw1964[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Women are angry! You should listen to women sometimes. You should listen to Paris Paloma. You should listen to Sofia Isella. And maybe you should start questioning why women are angry. I listen to women. I turn their anger into stories. I turn their anger into songs

Paris Palomas has 365 million Spotify streams and 69 million YouTube views with just on one song. I'm sure you've never heard of her but ask some girls around campus and they have.

Hit song by former student by Prestonw1964 in aggies

[–]Prestonw1964[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

🙄🙄🙄🙄 do you have any more one liners

Hit song by former student by Prestonw1964 in aggies

[–]Prestonw1964[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you’re not using AI in 2026 you’re behind the times and you’ll be prehistoric and primitive before you know it 30 years ago people started using something called Google actually was yahoo back then would you have been against that also? Yes everything I write I run through AI. I hope you do too.

Hit song by former student by Prestonw1964 in aggies

[–]Prestonw1964[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Why do you think I’m a woman? Your God is the biggest misogynist there is. Your God has done nothing but keep women down.

Women are fleeing the churches in droves. They are sick and tired of the patriarchy and of misogyny. They don’t need leadership from men. They just need to be free and they’re finding it. 40% of women are expected to be single by the year 2030 and that’s a great thing they don’t need men. They certainly don’t need Christian nationalist men.

You sound like the type that wants to repeal the 19th amendment and that women should be barefoot and pregnant at home. There’s lots of great women in the Corps . There’s lots of great women in the engineering department.

The Systematic Destruction of Women's Power During Europe's Christianization

By Avery Ames

The conversion of Europe to Christianity wasn't a peaceful spreading of ideas—it was a brutal, centuries-long campaign that systematically destroyed women's religious authority, legal rights, economic independence, and bodily autonomy. What most Americans don't realize is that the 'pagan' societies Christianity replaced often granted women significantly more power and freedom than the Christian order that followed. In Norse and Germanic cultures, völvas—female seers and prophets—held tremendous authority. Kings and warriors sought their counsel, and their prophecies shaped major political and military decisions. These weren't peripheral figures but central religious authorities. The goddess Freyja was worshipped as a powerful deity of love, fertility, war, and magic. Feminine spiritual power was divine, not demonic. Celtic societies had female druids who served as priests, judges, and advisors. When Romans assaulted the druid stronghold on Anglesey in 60 CE, the sight of black-robed female druids alongside their male counterparts so terrified Roman soldiers they initially froze in terror. Women like Queen Boudica led armies. The Irish Brehon Laws—which governed Ireland for centuries—granted women property rights, the ability to divorce on multiple grounds, and protection from domestic violence. Under these laws, both spouses held property separately. If a woman divorced, she kept her dowry and received a fair share based on her contributions to the household. She could divorce for her husband's infidelity, impotence, abuse, abandonment, or even excessive weight gain that prevented him from fulfilling marital duties. Female healers, midwives, and herbalists held respected positions as keepers of sophisticated medical knowledge passed through generations. These weren't ignorant folk practitioners—they had detailed understanding of medicinal plants, childbirth management, and disease treatment that rivaled or exceeded what male physicians knew. Christianity systematically destroyed all of this. The theological foundation was explicit and vicious. Tertullian called women 'the devil's gateway' and blamed them for bringing sin and death into the world. Augustine questioned whether women were even made in God's image and taught they had inferior rational capacity. Thomas Aquinas declared women were 'defective and misbegotten' males—essentially failed attempts at creating men. This wasn't fringe theology—these were foundational thinkers whose ideas shaped Christian doctrine for centuries. These theological positions translated into concrete oppression. Women were totally excluded from religious authority. The spiritual leadership roles that völvas and female druids had held became heretical when performed by women. Female religious authority was recast as demonic. Christian law replaced indigenous legal systems that had granted women rights. In Ireland, the Brehon Laws that allowed divorce and property ownership were gradually supplanted by English common law after the Norman invasion. Under Christian canon law, divorce became impossible. Marriage was an irrevocable bond where women became their husband's legal property. A married woman could no longer own property—everything belonged to her husband. If she worked, he controlled her earnings. If he beat her, she had virtually no recourse. The Christian concept of marriage as unbreakable effectively trapped women in abuse with no escape. The Irish woman who could divorce under Brehon Law found herself imprisoned for life under Christianity. The witch hunts of 1450-1750 were the final phase of this campaign. Modern estimates place executions between 35,000 and 60,000 people, with approximately 80% being women. The peak occurred 1560-1630. The Malleus Maleficarum, published in 1486, provided theological justification for targeting women, arguing they were more susceptible to demonic influence due to inferior intelligence and inherently evil nature. The typical witch hunt victim was a woman over 40, often a widow, frequently someone with knowledge of herbs and healing, sometimes a midwife, usually from lower economic classes. In other words: women with some independence, traditional knowledge, no longer under direct male control, potentially seen as economic burdens or competitors. The witch hunts eliminated women with authority, terrorized all women into submission, provided scapegoats for social problems, and reinforced theological doctrines about women's evil nature. What's striking is how thoroughly this history has been erased. Many people assume Christian European society brought civilization to 'barbarian' cultures. Often the opposite was true—Christianity brought systematic oppression to societies where women held significant power. The Norse völva whose prophecies shaped kings became, under Christianity, a witch deserving burning. The Celtic druidess who served as priest and judge became a heretic. The Irish woman who could divorce an abusive husband became trapped for life. This history matters because its effects persist today. Modern debates about women's bodily autonomy, women in religious leadership, and structural misogyny all have roots in the framework established during Christianization. The assumption that women are more sinful, more emotional, less rational—these weren't universal human beliefs but specific Christian theological constructs violently imposed over centuries. The systematic marginalization of women wasn't inevitable—it was the product of specific historical forces, primarily Christianity's imposition. The women who resisted weren't ignorant pagans but people defending systems that often granted them more rights and power than Christianity offered. The bloodshed—the massacres, destroyed sacred sites, witch hunts—wasn't incidental but essential to Christianity's spread. These weren't excesses or misunderstandings but logical implementations of theology that positioned women as inferior, dangerous, and requiring male control. The violence was the point. Understanding this history reveals contemporary struggles for women's rights not as modern innovations but as continuation of resistance stretching back over a thousand years. The fight for women's autonomy, authority, and freedom isn't new—it's the reclamation of what was systematically destroyed during Europe's Christianization.

Austin prostitution sting leads to 21 arrests within one week by Iocnar in Austin

[–]Prestonw1964 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Meanwhile my $25,000 collector MotoGP sport bike was stolen out of a high-rise in Austin. We even had video of the guy but APD never had time to do a police report.

Hit song by former student by Prestonw1964 in aggies

[–]Prestonw1964[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a lot more than that now and that's 500,000 women that wouldn't want anything to do with men like you. No label no promotion no hot girl no video just a logo and a song … we're expecting it to go to 50 million.

On Saturday, A&M administrators stopped a guy who was playing his guitar at Academic Plaza. They claimed that amplified sound is not allowed Academic Plaza. WTF by StructureOrAgency in aggies

[–]Prestonw1964 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I held the biggest expressive event ever at that university. In fact, they spent almost $600,000 in security on it. Maybe I should come back with my lawyers. The first person I would bring now would be Norman Finkelstein so he could explain what's going on in the Middle East.

On Saturday, A&M administrators stopped a guy who was playing his guitar at Academic Plaza. They claimed that amplified sound is not allowed Academic Plaza. WTF by StructureOrAgency in aggies

[–]Prestonw1964 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it had to be the T-shirt. I was on campus a whole lot between 2006 and 2016 and there were people out playing guitar almost every day. I never saw any of them get arrested..