This is my best analogy for how men and women view sex differently.
- Desserts are treats that are wonderful and rare, but not a biological imperative.
- Meals are a necessity, driven by the most powerful of primal urges
- Key elements of a good dessert are the anticipation, delayed gratification, and visual presentation.
- Key elements of a good meal are just calories. Any meal will do if you are hungry. There is no need to be choosy when you are eating to survive.
- A dessert that does not dazzle your senses is better left uneaten, since it is empty calories.
- A meal is necessary, so you will eat whatever you can get.
- You can go two weeks without a dessert, and not feel deprived.
- You can’t go two days without a meal and not feel miserable.
- If you are deprived of desserts in your prime, it’s unfortunate, but has no long lasting effects.
- If you are deprived of meals in your prime, it’s traumatic and will stunt your development.
- You can survive on rice cakes (masturbation), but that will lead to feelings of depravity and desperation over time.
- You can survive without desserts indefinitely without a toxic build-up of depravity.
- A dessert is a fun treat whenever.
- A meal needs to be one to three times per day. There’s no “whenever” about it.
- If you haven’t had dessert in a long time, seeing a chocolate cake is a little frustrating.
- If you haven’t had food in a long time, seeing a juicy steak can drive you insane.
- It’s fun to feel a little guilty if you had a dessert that was bad for you. (Chad)
- It’s lethal to have meals that are not nutritious. (A cucking wife)
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