It's not projecting if you stated it: you established this line of conversation by putting out there. If you don't like talking about it, don't brag about it. I just mentioned it offhand in a reply to another user. You're the one who laid out the very creative jigolo scenario. I'll keep an eye on t...

That's a start; but you don't get to decide that you do have that "emotional intelligence" on your own - that's the point. Again, maybe we're getting hung up what I seem to have said -- and not what I actually stated. Consent is a conversation. Obviously the partner is privy to that and i...

^ Easy there, Lothario: I think it's safe to say that someone who's self-described as a 'serial cheater' might have a rather wonky view on consent. Moral grandstanding, nice touch! Seeing as we've just...JUST...come through a massive series of scandals involving people generally taking advantage of...

Do I have to draw a diagram here? It seems like it, with the number of people who have missed the point. Or should I just quote the Stranglers here and say "Use your 20th century imagination, if you've got any"? Tines, you're asking people whose logic has been thoroughly corrupted by the ...

It is likely that the personality type you find attractive, and compels you to ask a particular girl out (and begin dating) is also the one that carries with it a tendency to be a LOT more forgiving for cheating. Personality sits very low on my list of desired features, let me assure you. Intellige...

I can tell you why it seems you're so easily forgiven, ran1: it's most likely the kind of person you seek out and find attractive is most likely the kind of person with a personality to accept or forgive cheating. That, or they don't take the relationships seriously enough to consider unfaithfulnes...

Another question: Two years ago one of my ex boyfriends lied and cheated on me with another girl while still being with me at the time. He eventually did apologize to me for what he did and he said he felt guilty about everything. Anyhow, we're friends again and we occasionally talk on facebook. Th...

DarkBluePhoenix#873039 wrote:Yeah, that's the reaction if they win.

I'm expecting total chaos in either result. Philly's a city looking for any excuse to boil over into complete disarray.

EDIT, 24 HRS LATER: DAMN.

Currently on the ground in Philly, prepared to document to collapse of modern society from a sports bar a pal owns down here. If there's going to be anything close to The Purge style anarchy, It'll go down here in about 5 hours. It will be magnificent. Fly Eagles Fly

End of Evangelion isn't "red-pilled", though. As meaningless as that word's become, it doesn't fit the criteria, really. I'm not sure how EoE does anything but blackpill and then reinforce anti-transhumanist reactionary epicureanism, which is a far cry from the sort of Faith/Family/Free Ma...

Happy birthday, BruceKing, Cookie H Wilson, and ran1! Somewhere in between my fourth and fifth Rusty Nails, I insisted a group of twelve or so meticulously bearded, incredibly vapid and vain New York hipsters salute the magnificent soul that resides behind the Rei Avatar, Child of Lillith. You're t...

Ran... do I perhaps detect the slightest hint of sarcasm? No. Screencap this: Darling in the Franxx will become the most influential anime for the next vanguard of great auteurs. It'll occupy the place Space Runaway Ideon and Evangelion currently reside in and surpass both because it addresses the ...

Darling in the Franxx is Evangelion for Gen Z. I'm cashing in all my chips in regard to Atsushi Nishigori becoming the next -- and ultimately more prestigious -- Hideaki Anno. There is nothing stopping this dude's mammoth directing talent. Each scene throbs and thrusts with visual precision, his com...

If any of you dweebs are local to NYC this Halloween, I’m throwing an apartment banger, gonna be plenty of Stolichenya and Bacardi, doing my low-effort Bridge Bunny costume so Eva themed stuff welcome. PM me for the address, it’ll be on the rooftop. +1s welcome

child of Lilith#867878 wrote:Um, thanks. I think. Not sure how serious you're being.

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CoL, I've said it before but just wanted to reiterate that I appreciate your Quixotic effort here, you're the best human on this site. Your daily spreading of birthday-related joy has evoked an elegiac and sentimental response in me that I struggle to conceive in the English language, a sort of wisp...

Encountered one of you here cosplaying as either Mari or Shinji at NYCC, was roaming around drunk on rusty nails in a Char Aznable (Zeta, saw you admiring the sleevless turtleneck) cosplay after the Hiro Mashima event on Friday, so I imagine my breath must have smelled of Drambuie and Altoids. I vag...

Wait, what? We know exactly what bullets Oswald used down to the lot number of the 6.5 Carcano he fired. No way in hell he put a different cartridge in his gun. Besides, he was a marine and a qualified sharpshooter. Any claim that Oswald was inexperienced with firearms or couldn't shoot is a flat o...

Given that this is physically impossible, whoever told you it should probably not be taken seriously. It's not like you can't chamber-ream it or re-barrel, if he did I'd imagine it was likely in some Mexico chop-shop because apparently he spent a week there in between ordering the gun in its origin...

And I have to ask: if you (the person reading) actually do believe in some of these theories, why do you believe in them? I want to know because some of this shit sounds so ludicrous and cynical to me that I honestly cannot comprehend the sort of person who does believe in them. Like, if the Earth ...