Hey guys. I am pleased to say that by using TRP principles I have found and kept an incredibly rewarding LTR as well as attracted into my life many women that my LTR and I share. We have frequent orgies, often enhanced with drugs, and my business has become quite successful. I own a home that I love where we frequently host sex parties, and we have even started a series of profitable sex party events in the city we live in.

I am a philosophy major (yes, apparently we can run successful businesses with our "fries with that" education, who knew?) and I often look to philosophy to guide my life, especially at it relates to happiness.

However, I often find much of the philosophy I live by, especially stoicism and Epicureanism, to be at odds with my "pleasure is the greatest good" life. Epicurus, for example, holds sex as something to be enjoyed essentially in moderation, and romantic love basically to be avoided. Many stoic philosophers also regard the freedom from sexual desire as desirable, as it views basically all desires.

I am seeking a school of ancient (not Enlightenment-era) philosophy that concerns itself with individual pleasure, especially sensory pleasure like sex, food, indulgence etc. as a good, while providing the moral and ethical justification for doing so, so that I may study these writings. Basically something that lays out the case for libertinism and hedonism, as I feel like this must be, in some ways, in line with TRP thinking.

Thanks in advance!