Creepy or not, your original comment about intimate grooming seemed reasonable for some male affirmation. All it got was a counter reply about porn being bad for the mind, which is something that I have agreed with many times, but you still insist on pounding into my head; probably because you think I'm a sick individual. To that, I can only say that I have never taken psychotropic Meds because I don't need them. I was required to take a personality inventory many years ago, and the results were completely normal.
Now, if you would like to go into detail about your perception of my creepiness, I have no objection. Just be aware I have the perception that you have strong BPD traits, probably requiring light medications and consider myself resilient enough to handle them, creepy or not.
And by the way, I usually find your comments to be more interesting than average because your intelligence is higher than the average. As an INTJ, this matters to me more than any sense of empathy or appreciation.
I'm glad that you think I am a person of higher than average intelligence.
I want to assure you that I'm not the sort that needs any male affirmation with regard to my intimate grooming habits, the details of which are of course, and shall remain, proprietary information exclusive to myself alone. I do, however, wish to emphasize the stupidity of the current obsession of popular culture with the eradication of all female, intimate bodily hair, because this obviously quasi-pedophilic tendency has it's roots in pornography, and how unfortunately mainstream porn has become thanks to the internet. I will of course always shout from the rooftops that pornography is garbage, because that is my nature.
I also want to bring attention to the truly tragic fact that the majority of so called "porn stars" not only come from broken homes, and were victims/survivors of molestation. Additionally the majority of porn actors are addicted to hard drugs, and a high number of them actually end up committing suicide. It's a form of so called entertainment that is not only bad for the brains of those who watch it, but the making of pornography is toxic for the actors themselves. Healthy, sane people who lack a personal history of childhood abuse, neglect and molestation don't pursue a careers in adult movies. It's bad for the human soul. Many people who work in that industry are oftentimes victims of rape, become drug addicts, and die of deadly STDS if they don't commit suicide first.
THAT was good - well argued, interesting, and written by a mind with above average intelligence. Since we both completely agree in principle about the stupidity of pop culture hair removal, let's just drop the subject.
IIN I don't shave my pubic hair?
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... meh.
Wouldn't you rather discuss these matters with someone who appreciates your point of view rather than someone who finds you to be creepy?
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Creepy or not, your original comment about intimate grooming seemed reasonable for some male affirmation. All it got was a counter reply about porn being bad for the mind, which is something that I have agreed with many times, but you still insist on pounding into my head; probably because you think I'm a sick individual. To that, I can only say that I have never taken psychotropic Meds because I don't need them. I was required to take a personality inventory many years ago, and the results were completely normal.
Now, if you would like to go into detail about your perception of my creepiness, I have no objection. Just be aware I have the perception that you have strong BPD traits, probably requiring light medications and consider myself resilient enough to handle them, creepy or not.
And by the way, I usually find your comments to be more interesting than average because your intelligence is higher than the average. As an INTJ, this matters to me more than any sense of empathy or appreciation.
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This is just weird.
I'm glad that you think I am a person of higher than average intelligence.
I want to assure you that I'm not the sort that needs any male affirmation with regard to my intimate grooming habits, the details of which are of course, and shall remain, proprietary information exclusive to myself alone. I do, however, wish to emphasize the stupidity of the current obsession of popular culture with the eradication of all female, intimate bodily hair, because this obviously quasi-pedophilic tendency has it's roots in pornography, and how unfortunately mainstream porn has become thanks to the internet. I will of course always shout from the rooftops that pornography is garbage, because that is my nature.
I also want to bring attention to the truly tragic fact that the majority of so called "porn stars" not only come from broken homes, and were victims/survivors of molestation. Additionally the majority of porn actors are addicted to hard drugs, and a high number of them actually end up committing suicide. It's a form of so called entertainment that is not only bad for the brains of those who watch it, but the making of pornography is toxic for the actors themselves. Healthy, sane people who lack a personal history of childhood abuse, neglect and molestation don't pursue a careers in adult movies. It's bad for the human soul. Many people who work in that industry are oftentimes victims of rape, become drug addicts, and die of deadly STDS if they don't commit suicide first.
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THAT was good - well argued, interesting, and written by a mind with above average intelligence. Since we both completely agree in principle about the stupidity of pop culture hair removal, let's just drop the subject.