Prince Ruby @PrinceRubyV

The only people who appreciate sexuality these days, that is, EROS as a whole, are certain strains of online right wingers. Liberals and progressives don't like the full spectrum of human sexuality, we all know at this point that they view male heterosexuality as invasive, dirty, animalistic, threatening, scary. But they're also not crazy about female heterosexuality because it involves sexual submission to male, for the woman to "give her body" over to him, and to enjoy male sexuality, to take pleasure in giving him pleasure, so they really only like female heterosexuality in an abstract way, as an extension of overall "bodily autonomy," a woman's right to self-expression, etc, which is why they like female sexual exhibitionism, sex work, etc. Liberals hate EROS because it involves a full spectrum of human emotion, like hunger, asymmetry, surrender, jealousy, pursuit, ravishment fantasy, beauty, vulnerability, dependence, dominance/submission (and not the safe horny kind), being wanted, wanting, losing composure, being overcome, "going crazy." You will note in the prior list how many parts of eros are viewed as "mental illness" in the lib mind. The only sexuality that liberalism actually celebrates is LGBTism, and mainly because this is easier to fit into the overall liberal story of freedom from oppression. Online right-wing trad-ism (generally) has similar problems, viewing male sexuality as a sort of demon that the man has an obligation to keep in check, and female sexuality is riddled with shame about pleasure and submission. Online RWers on the other hand are more likely to enjoy male sexuality, female sexuality, and are generally indifferent if not accepting towards LGBTism (even if it's viewed a little as a joke). Society as a whole is slowly being consumed by Female Perspectives on sexuality, which means maximal female sexual autonomy, but riddled with neuroticism, especially about how female sexuality can be used to make men happy. The longhouse is 99th Percentile Sexual Neuroticism

My rebellious muse. 🐱

Call me Kat @museofdystopia

2 years ago

Cute. Though I should emphasize that individualism does not inherently oppose collectivism. It's a false dilemma. Thinking you have to pick one over the other is kneecapping your own potential as a whole and individuated person. Lonely is the road to find belonging.

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He embodies most of this list and he thinks I'm a homewrecker. Worry not, Mr. Perfect. I have no power here. You did this to yourself.

Never underestimate the power of a gambler with nothing to lose.

I mod this server. Writers, musicians and artists are welcome. 🎸✍️🎨 We also explore archetypes and philosophy and we run an RP. The server is small now but the core community has been together for years and we want to expand. Welcome to Erosia. ✨ discord.gg/4twTbRMG6j

Erica Xenne @ErosianExile

2 years ago

I run a server for creatives & philosophers. We're inviting writers in time for #NaNoWriMo. Erotica & romance are welcome, with any accompanying art - but keep it beautiful. No crude porn. 18+ only. discord.gg/4twTbRMG6j

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I find this a weird way to conceptualise religion. This view seems to be unique to Abrahamists. You should feel drawn to religion because you want a pathway to connect with the divine, not because you have some deep sense of shame that you are trying to atone for. If this is the reason why some people feel drawn to religion, it’s no surprise that many of them still end up as profoundly unspiritual and miserable people despite strict adherence to the “rules”. There’s no room in their hearts for God’s love when all they feel is self-loathing.

Rozé @Roz99078246

2 years ago

@runawayyslave I mean that’s whole concept of religion …. You don’t go to religion if you feel you are not a sinner

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🧵Well adjusted people's instincts and organic ideas are complexly more adaptive than whatever social institutions talk them into. I've concluded I should never ever feel guilt, because literally every time I've ever felt torn and decided to do what my "conscience" or sense of "morality" told me to do instead of what my instincts told me to do it ended catastrophically... Guilt, basically in its entirety for a lot of people, are just trained neuroses that are actively cripple what are highly functional and balanced instincts. I've blown relationships from feelings of guilt and humility, missed major opportunities from the nagging "You really think you're so special, everyone would want to achieve that, what makes you think you could? Take the outside view." Even when I had my motorcycle crash I remember this palpable existential feeling of dread I'd never had before that morning and thinking I should stay in my hotel room the day... But then guilting myself that i was being lazy and that that'd be wasting money when i could be making progress, crashed 20 minutes later. Healthy well adjusted people should not be substituting out guilt and humility Ie. External moral instruction, a superego implanted by others, especially others from different races and cultures, for their inborn spiritual instincts and ancestral blood memories. You're taking the most powerful and fine tuned pattern recognition machine on earth and turning it off in favour of some Retarded school teacher's interpretation of a culture's morality that isn't even your own There are people out there selecting MATES and SPOUSES out of guilt and trained moral instruction instead of their feral instincts that are actually optimized to produce perfectly genetically compatible children. And all of these problems could be avoided if you didn't think like a neurotic Jew who needed moral instruction, and instead communed with your ancestral Gods through innerly trusting your inexpressible instincts. Unless the gods of your ancestral people were saying so 3000 years ago, You are not some fallen garden creature, or a wayward lamb in need of a Shepherd. You are a finely tuned Apex carnivore whose instincts are adapted across 1000 generations. What book does the tiger need read from to make her decisions?! Your brain is processing 10,000x faster than whatever wordcel inner monologue you have going regurgitating neuroses trained into you by some stupid sunday-school or grade school teacher's idea of "goodness"

@klhicks912 Marketing.

@WomnOfValor I'm sorry people are giving you a hard time about this post. Your father sounds like a lovely man, and I congratulate you for having standards. That's an admirable trait that gets people far in life. 🌹

La femme aux fleur by Albert Joseph Penot

@ehundz I'm a new writer, slightly your senior. Settled? Never heard of it. May we never outgrow our passions.

Behold the King of S&M.

Call me Kat @museofdystopia

3 years ago

@FromKulak Haha yeah... Jesus went around. He saw.. And he came A lot If not in the flesh (yeah right), then surely in the Spirit of many a "worshiping woman" (and man). That half naked body, just hanging there, all vulnerable... This image would surely arouse the 'savior' in anyone.

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Don't self delete, bros. It's okay to have feelings.

Meathead Musings @meatheadmusings

3 years ago

@Babygravy9 We already have our own way to comfort each other, we don’t have to mimic women to express feeling. “I’m fucking burnt out bro.” “Keep your head up champ, you got this.” Works wonders.

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@klhicks912 I make my own art and gifs, all for my series, Prince of Erosia. (I swear the protagonist isn't based on me... 👀)

@therealSIR3 Poverty.

Paradise or prison?

@WallStreetSilv I don't watch television, but I made an exception for one series that had a few responsible fathers.

@DNicholsAuthor In my work, any character with a name is based on someone who volunteered to be included. My muses brainstorm with me until a character comes to life. The stories are built on genuine bonds, and women are flattered by my romantic descriptions.🫢