https://youtube.com/shorts/I4XjEUzsjRs?si=Wb0UlSLBgQLHkSPU Run forest

79% of subscriptions on OF come from men and 21 from women. Saying banning porn is good is just a stupid out of touch take unless sites like these are also getting hit with the ID check. Sophie Rain is a 20 year old who made almost 80 million due to shitty brain rot tiktok edits and selling her body. Implanting a ID check on OF, Instagram, tiktok is something I doubt they would enforce nor would they spend money on but hell if I know, why not implement it on every website then.

https://youtu.be/CxKWTzr-k6s?si=-il7k_Ttxt5YGa0U Pearl Jam - Even Flow

I listen to Vapor Memory, Silent Hill 1-3 OST, Resident Evil 1-4 Save Room OST, Majora's Mask - Song of Healing, and who could forget the background noise from a standard box fan next to your bed?

I personally just be myself once I establish that the person I'm talking to is able to reciprocate casual banter. Maybe sprinkle a bit of personality here and there then eventually lean into deeper and more personal conversations from there and being consistent can single handedly make or break a connection from both perspectives, being the initiator and on the receiving end. I'm not always looking for anything romantic or intimate with someone and even making friends is incredibly difficult these days. The final key, is knowing when to pull back and walk away from someone. If they can't reciprocate and be consistent then I don't want to waste anymore time or expend any further effort towards the relationship beyond that point. I don't owe people unrelenting patience when they don't deserve it and I value myself enough to not devalue myself further in chasing people. There is not one trick or technique to make people like you more, and trying to do so invalidates your core self and makes you seem less genuine. I prefer to be real, honest, and true to myself. I'm comfortable being alone and have no desire to change myself for others. When you do find someone, it's natural to change and accommodate room for each other as things develop, especially when the interaction comes from a space of comfort and habit.