She’s a very sleepy girl .. Don’t bring her to party
First she gets her blanky .. Then she gets her pilla
Then she gets some Z’s in the front seat of your hummer
Then she gets some Z’s in the front seat of your hummer
She’s a very sleepy girl .. Don’t bring her to party
First she gets her blanky .. Then she gets her pilla
Then she gets some Z’s in the front seat of your hummer
Then she gets some Z’s in the front seat of your hummer
Clues that your libido thermostat has been readjusted would be: you feel restless and dissatisfied more of the time; want kinkier sex with your mate; find your mate less attractive or compelling than the Internet; need more extreme material; and so forth. Experts call this effect “tolerance.” It can indicate an addiction process at work in the brain.
According to a 2007 study, mere exposure to images of sexy females causes a man to devalue his real-life partner. He rates her lower not only on attractiveness, but also on warmth and intelligence. Also, after pornography consumption, subjects in a 2006 study reported less satisfaction with their intimate partner—including the partner’s affection, appearance, sexual curiosity, and performance. Moreover, they assigned increased importance to sex without emotional involvement.
Apparently porn is like fast-food. Too much of either temporarily but unhealthfully fills a biological need. It sets the stage for unrealistic expectations and removes the realities of dealing with the needs of another person.
Once we have true virtual-reality porn, our species is going to die out. We won’t take ourselves out with a nuclear winter or climate change. It’ll be porn that finally does it.
You don’t know me. I am so much deeper than you’d ever expect. I’d blow your mind. You just don’t care enough. That’s what I have to accept.
Everyday I try to be optimistic about life and tell myself, “Maybe tomorrow will be a better day.” Still waiting for a better tomorrow.
So many changes bring along so many emotions. I am excited and nervous. Ecstatic and terrified. I am hopeful yet apprehensive, ready for some changes, and sad to see this part of my life officially come to an end. As I take on this next chapter, I must remember that every experience can be a learning one if you allow it and I can only hope that things will only go up from here.
This past year has been one of the hardest of my life, filled with love and loss, over and over again. I’ve learned so much about myself and about life, and it truly overwhelms me to see how much change I have been through in just one years time. I see myself as a more positive person with a much different perspective on life.
I’ve been working on this whole happiness thing for quite some time, and though I don’t quite have the ingredients, I think I know the recipe.
I finally realize that as much as I hate to be a part of a society in which we are required to work and come up with money to fulfill our most basic human needs, I must truly accept that, take it more seriously, and accept responsibility for myself. The saying that money cannot buy happiness is not entirely true, at least not in the society that we live in.