Plinco
Master Don Juan
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I made a thread back in 2019 about wanting to be a popular kid in school. Several of the forum members said that it couldn't be done, as I was in my mid 30's at the time. I ended up achieving 80% of what I set out to do. Hanging out with college aged people were some of the most happiest times in my life. There was an evening were a bunch of us were playing volleyball on campus, and we all had so much fun, and there was so much positive energy, that it was the most happiest time in my life. I hope that in the future I can somehow recreate this so it will not be just a memory.
Then 2019 rolled into 2020. I married a women that I wasn't attracted to, even though she was good on paper (my attempt to separate mind and body) which tested my sanity. I lost my 72K/year job, lost my acquaintance circle, aged rapidly due to the stress, and nearly lost my house. My health went into decline and lost 40 pounds, mostly lean mass.
I thought about my life's choices over the last decade and realized how important youth is. I realized how important youth is to myself, and in others. That's why I don't 'act my age' (what ever that means), and why I'm so much more attracted to women in their late teens and early 20's. What you are attracted in a woman says something about yourself; it says what you hold as important. Youth is important to me because human potential is like magic. I see how important my own potential is. Without that potential, a human being might as well be a zombie.
In 2015 I wrote a book about how Julian Jaynes' consciousness model can apply to epistemology and personal development. I believed that I solved a critical cognition problem. My fear is that I'll never be recognized for this. I've always wanted to influence people to think for themselves and become their own authority, and I do that by explaining current events with this perspective. Practically no one follows me.
Then 2019 rolled into 2020. I married a women that I wasn't attracted to, even though she was good on paper (my attempt to separate mind and body) which tested my sanity. I lost my 72K/year job, lost my acquaintance circle, aged rapidly due to the stress, and nearly lost my house. My health went into decline and lost 40 pounds, mostly lean mass.
I thought about my life's choices over the last decade and realized how important youth is. I realized how important youth is to myself, and in others. That's why I don't 'act my age' (what ever that means), and why I'm so much more attracted to women in their late teens and early 20's. What you are attracted in a woman says something about yourself; it says what you hold as important. Youth is important to me because human potential is like magic. I see how important my own potential is. Without that potential, a human being might as well be a zombie.
In 2015 I wrote a book about how Julian Jaynes' consciousness model can apply to epistemology and personal development. I believed that I solved a critical cognition problem. My fear is that I'll never be recognized for this. I've always wanted to influence people to think for themselves and become their own authority, and I do that by explaining current events with this perspective. Practically no one follows me.

