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RedPirate751

about a week ago WhereAreAllTheGoodMen

@deeplydisturbed its the origin of the first rule of the internet: tits or gtfo! Because if you are a woman then let's see em and if you don't want to then why are you going on about being a woman?

Hint: it's for the attention, because a woman in a male space gets a lot of attention.

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RedPirate751

about a week ago The Public Square

@EugeneRider a lot of concept in life aren't exact, dude. Embrace the ambiguity. That's where all the interesting stuff is. There's guidelines, but not actual rules.

Currently sitting on my deck. I live in an apartment building, so there's decks of each unit on each floor. I've never met the girl who lives below me, but she's walking around on her deck right now and talking on the phone and apparently she's an OnlyFans "model". She's seriously going on about it on the phone out here! Its kind of amazing listening to this shit.

First of all, the lack of self-awareness is staggering. Girl you are a cheap whore. Shes going on about her "menu" and how thirsty dudes try to find her in real life ect. Why the fuck are you talking about this in public? How is this a thing?

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RedPirate751

about a week ago Sperg Of The Month

@Typo-MAGAshiv dude it's a bot or troll. They come in here and insult whoever replies to them. this creates arguments, anger, and can spiral out into wider widagreements among other real members at worst.

Its a method of breaking up groups. Did nobody read my post about COINTELPRO a week ago?

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RedPirate751

about a week ago The Public Square

@theultmatecad a man of culture!

RedPirate751

about a week ago The Public Square

@3blue4blue that 3 hour nap during the day is actually counter productive - shoot for no more than 1hr. This is because if you complete an altradian cycle (90mins) asleep during the day you will mess up sleep at night.

Honestly there's loads of shit that can make you feel like shit. I wouldn't go doing blood tests or taking supplements/medication until you've taken a good look at your daily habits and lifestyle. That means things like: drinking, playing video games, staying up very late, staying indoors most of the day, porn usage, social connections, and so on. All of these things contribute to your overall feelings of motivation and well-being.

I'll use myself as an example. Three years ago I was drinking way too much. I was playing video games all night. I was doing poorly at work, at a job i strongly disliked. I stayed inside most of the day. I was also working out a ton, mostly running (which was when I got outside), and while I wasn't amazingly fast or anything most people would have looked at that combined with the other factors and said "he's doing okay" by modern standards. He's got a job, he exercises, he has "friends". Checked all the boxes!

I wasn't okay. I was miserable, I felt like shit. Anti-depressants. I got a blood test and of showed low T despite my young age. I was convinced it was a testosterone problem, but it wasn't - it was lifestyle. Thank god nobody prescribed me anything at the time.

I moved and started to make new friends. My workouts got more serious and I set different goals. I started waking up earlier and going for a morning walk. Bit by bit, things fell into place. As my lifestyle changed, things began to snowball. I don't play video games anymore, because they don't feel useful. They don't interest me. I hardly drink, maybe ononce a month or less and never when I have an event coming up. And while I haven't had a bloodtest recently, I'll bet if I did I'd see my testosterone through the roof.

There wasn't anything wrong with me. There was a lot wrong with how I was living. I'd encourage you to take a look at your lifestyle and ask yourself if there's any changes you can make there before you run off to get blood tested.

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