jhonny9546
Master Don Juan
Since I “took the pill” and started living as a man aware of the nature of women and how a man should behave, I’ve had trouble forming “connections” with women.
After a good f8ck, I feel like I need to distance myself from her right away, as if she’s a nuisance and I can no longer see anything good in her (I know this is a physiological thing after ejaculation).
That said, if I can’t establish a “friendship” bond with this person, it’s as if I always see her as a stranger and find it hard to connect.
We know, however, that being and doing what “friends” do will make us weak men and hand the relationship over to female dynamics, and other troubles.
But at the moment, I feel a repulsion toward women after having sex with them, it’s as if all the seduction and all the preparation to be an ideal candidate no longer matters, and instead, the feeling of freedom is the only thing worth fighting for.
Even without having sex, I still feel the need to "commit" to certain things that a man would be expected to do during a relationship, but I see them as commitments that make me anxious and nervous, and therefore I'd rather **** a stranger once a week and never see her again.
I truly can't understand how people manage to commit for so many years without feeling all this bitterness.
That makes me just suspect all those men are basing their relationship on "friendship", which is an element that makes you feel less alone, more connected and more prone to commit for this person.
After a good f8ck, I feel like I need to distance myself from her right away, as if she’s a nuisance and I can no longer see anything good in her (I know this is a physiological thing after ejaculation).
That said, if I can’t establish a “friendship” bond with this person, it’s as if I always see her as a stranger and find it hard to connect.
We know, however, that being and doing what “friends” do will make us weak men and hand the relationship over to female dynamics, and other troubles.
But at the moment, I feel a repulsion toward women after having sex with them, it’s as if all the seduction and all the preparation to be an ideal candidate no longer matters, and instead, the feeling of freedom is the only thing worth fighting for.
Even without having sex, I still feel the need to "commit" to certain things that a man would be expected to do during a relationship, but I see them as commitments that make me anxious and nervous, and therefore I'd rather **** a stranger once a week and never see her again.
I truly can't understand how people manage to commit for so many years without feeling all this bitterness.
That makes me just suspect all those men are basing their relationship on "friendship", which is an element that makes you feel less alone, more connected and more prone to commit for this person.

