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AngrySquirrel wrote:Talking? Sex. Smiling? Sex. Breathing? Sex. Playing waterpolo? Sex.
Meaux_Pas wrote:Semantics is a tiny but evil dragon that chews penises off.

Rat wrote: so i sprinted back down this hill like a fucking mountain goat


Wired wrote:Personally, just a little bit of belly fat is nice to see, sound weird?
Not like. "D" but more like ")"
It just shows that she doesn't conform to today's image and worry about her weight so much, which IMO is so cool.

Castaway wrote:Hey, I just got back from killing a bear with my head, and I saw this thread. Pretty cool.
Castaway wrote:Naw, well kind of. I just ate the whole thing. Raw. Pelt and all.
Rat wrote: so i sprinted back down this hill like a fucking mountain goat
ccromwell wrote:You would suggest, then, Owijad, that women are "supposed" to look like broomsticks with a total body fat content of less than one percent?

ladder theory wrote:If you thought something like this you are very likely the average woman. If you read it and went "Hmmm..." and then you went back to doing physics, then you have a case.
Rat wrote: so i sprinted back down this hill like a fucking mountain goat
I refute this with femal friends that I don't want to have sex with in any wayBakemaster wrote:Ladder theory looks like bullshit to me. First of all, since when can I not be friends with someone just because I'm sexually attracted to them? I have this handy thing, right, called self-control? It's neat.
Actually I don't see much reason to look further into ladder theory. I feel pretty safe dismissing it from the first few pages I read. Favorites and ladders are for people who think in one dimension.
apocralypse wrote:ok guys i have one for you.
the ladder theory.
http://www.laddertheory.com/
http://www.intellectualwhores.com/masterladder.html
is it true? is it completely false? is it situational? i can never get a straight answer when i'm face to face with guy friends, probably because of their imagined painful repercussions of an honest answer. COMPLETELY imagined.
i guess i could ask girls too, but i want the guys perspective.

Rat wrote: so i sprinted back down this hill like a fucking mountain goat
apocralypse wrote:ok guys i have one for you.
the ladder theory.
http://www.laddertheory.com/
http://www.intellectualwhores.com/masterladder.html
is it true? is it completely false? is it situational? i can never get a straight answer when i'm face to face with guy friends, probably because of their imagined painful repercussions of an honest answer. COMPLETELY imagined.
i guess i could ask girls too, but i want the guys perspective.
ccromwell wrote:I am reading this laddertheory.com site, and to be entirely honest, it looks like an absolute load of bull with no basis except in social stereotypes regarding gender roles.
I will continue reading, though, for the sake of forming an educated opinion.
I refute it with having several female friends that OH MY GOD I WANT TO SEX. But that doesn't get in the way of friendship.4=5 wrote:I refute this with femal friends that I don't want to have sex with in any way
General_Norris, on feminism, wrote:If you lose your six Pokémon, you lost.
Fail wrote:Can you simultaneously love and hate a girl after she breaks up with you?
Castaway wrote:I mean if push came to shove, i could rate which of my female friends in order of how much i'd like to have sex with them, but I really don't (or at least I don't think I do).
Aglet wrote:So this the guys' hangout, right?
Okay, I hope you guys have seen the new Die Hard movie. If you haven't, WATCH IT. It's the best piece of cinema since... well, Die Hard 3. Afterwards, sneak into Transformers, just because... well, I liked it.

rachel wrote:I find it amazingly funny that you censored the word "fucking" but not the word "cock."
tessuraea wrote:Hey guys! Glad you have your own thread. I was wondering something... I've talked with various very honest, introspective male friends about this, but I always like hearing different perspectives.
Basically, when you're growing up, men are sort of presented as hyper-sexual, like they always just want to get laid. There's actually a huge amount of pressure when you're a teenage boy, not just to have sex, but to *want* to have sex, and to want it all the time.
Granted, biology means a lot of teenage boys (and girls) do want sex a whole lot of the time. But I've talked to guys who, especially when they got a little older and were actually having sex regularly, felt strange because they just didn't care about it as much as they thought they should. And guys who said as teenagers they felt strange because they didn't just want to get laid--that they weren't interested or weren't ready for whatever reason.
So I guess this is me saying it's all more complicated than people think, which is what I usually say. But I was hoping some of you guys would chime in a little...

rachel wrote:I find it amazingly funny that you censored the word "fucking" but not the word "cock."
tessuraea wrote:Hey guys! Glad you have your own thread. I was wondering something... I've talked with various very honest, introspective male friends about this, but I always like hearing different perspectives.
Basically, when you're growing up, men are sort of presented as hyper-sexual, like they always just want to get laid. There's actually a huge amount of pressure when you're a teenage boy, not just to have sex, but to *want* to have sex, and to want it all the time.
Granted, biology means a lot of teenage boys (and girls) do want sex a whole lot of the time. But I've talked to guys who, especially when they got a little older and were actually having sex regularly, felt strange because they just didn't care about it as much as they thought they should. And guys who said as teenagers they felt strange because they didn't just want to get laid--that they weren't interested or weren't ready for whatever reason.
So I guess this is me saying it's all more complicated than people think, which is what I usually say. But I was hoping some of you guys would chime in a little...
suffer-cait wrote:hey, guys?
i'm fucking magic
tessuraea wrote:Basically, when you're growing up, men are sort of presented as hyper-sexual, like they always just want to get laid. There's actually a huge amount of pressure when you're a teenage boy, not just to have sex, but to *want* to have sex, and to want it all the time.
... And guys who said as teenagers they felt strange because they didn't just want to get laid--that they weren't interested or weren't ready for whatever reason.
So I guess this is me saying it's all more complicated than people think, which is what I usually say. But I was hoping some of you guys would chime in a little...
tessuraea wrote:Basically, when you're growing up, men are sort of presented as hyper-sexual, like they always just want to get laid. There's actually a huge amount of pressure when you're a teenage boy, not just to have sex, but to *want* to have sex, and to want it all the time.
Rat wrote: so i sprinted back down this hill like a fucking mountain goat
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