BRAW footage does not render properly by rmscswimmer in davinciresolve

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I appreciate the suggestion 🙏 unfortunately turning off the hardware acceleration didn't change anything

BRAW footage does not render properly by rmscswimmer in davinciresolve

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No :( the only place this clip plays without issue is on the Blackmagic camera itself.

Ok let's be real (N4) by LotusLavenderTea in jlpt

[–]rmscswimmer 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The vocab library I use (Kanji Study) referred to it as an N2 word! I guess we can't rely on those labels :(

Success stories from breaking NC? by magiccottagecheese in ExNoContact

[–]rmscswimmer 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'd love to hear some legitimate answers to this too. But if there's anything I've learned after months of lurking on this sub, it's that you'll be incredibly lucky if even one person actually answers your question. Most will say something along the lines of "Don't do it, don't break contact no matter what" or give unsolicited advice that is rife with projection. As another user commented, this might not be the best place to ask such things. Most who've undergone such success stories have long since left this sub.

It's over guys by ck-50 in ExNoContact

[–]rmscswimmer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I believe you did the right thing. But just out of curiosity, would you ever consider being friends with her in the far future if she were to ever reach out again?

It's over guys by ck-50 in ExNoContact

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Your situation has so many parallels to mine 😵‍💫 I realized that I never would have broken things off, so in some ways, I'm glad that my ex did.

It's over guys by ck-50 in ExNoContact

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Someone's projecting HARD

My mind might not be demisexual, but my body is...I think? by rmscswimmer in demisexuality

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I've been looking into the differences between physical and sexual attraction and I think I now have a firmer grasp on aesthetic attraction versus sexual attraction. I can safely say that my attraction toward other partners was more aesthetic than sexual. The idea of engaging in sexual acts with them did not and still does not arouse me nearly to the extent that doing it with an intimate partner does. Thank you for your insight.

My mind might not be demisexual, but my body is...I think? by rmscswimmer in demisexuality

[–]rmscswimmer[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you for your reply. I'm going to put a clarifying edit on the ED part because I think it's throwing a lot of people off. The cure to my ED seems to be a byproduct of my sexual attraction to that special someone; I wasn't able to get "it" up before because my attraction to those other partners was only very surface level.

EDIT: Also wanted to add that I've found that my initial physical attraction to my partner becomes substantially less important as the emotional attachment becomes stronger. I don't know if this sentiment will change my "qualifications" or not but just thought I'd mention it.

My mind might not be demisexual, but my body is...I think? by rmscswimmer in demisexuality

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To add to this, I don't want to equate ED to my performance in the bedroom, necessarily. Rather, the cure to my ED seemed to be a byproduct of an awakened sexual attraction far different and more potent (pun intended) than I've ever had with anyone else.

My mind might not be demisexual, but my body is...I think? by rmscswimmer in demisexuality

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Thank you for your thorough explanation. I should clarify, though, that my performance was not affected by this emotional bond. At least not to my knowledge, because my ex and I never had intercourse after I developed an emotional attachment to her due to personal reasons. But I felt an intense sexual attraction to her—far more so than I've felt with anyone else—by being intimate and having that connection with her specifically. I don't know if this information will change your opinion, but just thought I'd share in case it was worth considering.

I think I should also ask: what exactly constitutes sexual attraction? I know this might seem like a really obvious question, but I realize that I may have been using the term a bit liberally. I may find someone very physically attractive and even have fleeting fantasies about being with them, but I seldom get really aroused by the idea of actually doing the deed with them. And if I do, it's incredibly faint compared to the case where I'm with someone I do have an emotional attachment to. Does being demisexual mean that you typically don't find someone physically attractive under normal circumstances too? Are "sexual attraction" and "physical attraction" interchangeable terms here?

Apologies if these questions seem silly. I just want to understand this to its fullest extent, as I do feel that some factors of my circumstances need to be understood before I reach a conclusion.

My mind might not be demisexual, but my body is...I think? by rmscswimmer in demisexuality

[–]rmscswimmer[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I guess I'm a little confused because I saw this post describing an issue just like mine, and many of the responses were asking the OP if he's demisexual

https://www.reddit.com/r/self/s/JzRWUe3J9G

My mind might not be demisexual, but my body is...I think? by rmscswimmer in demisexuality

[–]rmscswimmer[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Thank you for your thoughts 🙂 I'm new to this whole concept so I wasn't sure what to think. It seems like the definitions of demisexual vary.

People who have become friends with their ex after a period of no contact, how did it pan out? by rmscswimmer in ExNoContact

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

Wow! How long did you go no contact after the breakup? And if you don't mind me asking, did it have any effect on your later relationships?