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| 43 | Why is sex so important?But its not pussy that is on the highest triangle in the heirarchy of needs, its sexual intimacy. There's a difference. Just like a girl's subconscious mind will be screaming at her to get out of a relationship with a terrible beta billy, so too will your subconscious mind be influencing how intimacy feels with a fatty 5 vs a gorgeous 9. You're gonna feel 10x more sexually satisfied with a true hotty. Lets not deceive ourselves here. | /r/TheRedPill | 22/06/17 03:39 AM |
| 1 | Women have been engineered by evolution to love a man that 1. is capable of killing things, 2. will do so for her. How to adapt to this and profit in the sexual marketplace.That's a shame. I've just realized you don't have good access to your capacity to reason. Discussion over. | /r/TheRedPill | 11/06/17 10:26 AM |
| 1 | Women have been engineered by evolution to love a man that 1. is capable of killing things, 2. will do so for her. How to adapt to this and profit in the sexual marketplace.From the website you just gave me: It has been seen that after multiple ejaculations a sharp decline in androgen receptors takes place inside the hypothalamus, and not only that, but a sharp increase in estrogen receptors follows as well. Ejaculating to the point of “sexual exhaustion” can make it harder for your body to utilize testosterone. They also quote the same study I just linked. YMMV. Did you ever try it yourself? | /r/TheRedPill | 11/06/17 09:34 AM |
| 1 | Women have been engineered by evolution to love a man that 1. is capable of killing things, 2. will do so for her. How to adapt to this and profit in the sexual marketplace.You're out right wrong, and here is some non-bro-science to back it up: On the 7th day of abstinence, however, a clear peak of serum testosterone appeared, reaching 145.7% of the baseline ( P < 0.01). https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12659241?dopt=Abstract That's 50% more. That's not bro-science. Thats common scientific knowledge. | /r/TheRedPill | 11/06/17 09:20 AM |
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