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- Jay Williams...
I think our difficulty comes from making something complex and difficult that is actually very easy. What kind of future do we prepare our children for? Excellence in human relationship. That’s not going to change. Whatever else changes, that will always be the same.... also boundaries tend to be the most intimate places. Like when someone touches your skin softly (doesn’t have to be sexual, could be a cat for example) it often feels more intimate than a hard push.... Point: Humans are largely monogamous; it’s instinctual Counterpoint: How would we know if its cultural versus biological versus systemic versus psychological per person/family?... - annabeth...
Ohhhhh my god… dating coach bots!! "Hey dude, most women don’t respond when you lead with a dick pic, but we find that women who mention these topics in their posts are way more likely to respond." or "A lot of women swipe left on guys who only have pictures of themselves alone... - renee...
I’m a romantic at heart. I loved some lines in the last episode. Tak said, "I wish you loved me enough to live." And later, "Survive!" before they lose each other again so she can live bigger purpose.... It's also convenient to type out a big rant while sitting at my desk in my house. It would be much less convenient to commiserate with friends over dinner or beers.... - Skippy8801...
I feel like sexuality is innate but also learned and formed from experiences. We have all had undeniable attraction to someone, probably numerous times in our lives, but acting on it depends on many factors.... My life feels like a sitcom, I'm always IRL with friends, often just running into them out and about. We're sharing cars and meals and dances. I can hear the piano in the background as I write this.... - zookatron...
You seem to be pointing to the mix-up that people often make between practical possibility and theoretical possibility. I.e. even if it is theoretically possible for me to move this big rock given the right tools, if I'm just a weak person with no tools it may simply be... I guess I also have some slight derision toward Zuck—like he's talking about 'tradeoffs' and not ontologies, so he definitely is not looking at things from the right level of what's going on....