ItheIthe
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I just saw my therapist for the third time, and I think I am ready to drop the anti-degeneracy blackpill on him next time. My focus will be on "relationships" as a utility rather than investment of love. For lurking IT members, I will try to explain here what I've been trying to get across for some time.
Nothing is more sweet and innocuous than that first love. When you become completely infatuated with someone. When they are completely infatuated with you. You are each other's unadulterated everything.
However, after witnessing so much degeneracy, I have come to the realization that most people, if not all people, have degraded into seeing "relationships" as a utility rather than an investment of love. After loving someone with all of your heart, mind, and soul, and having that broken, a person is simply incapable of ever "loving" the same. This trend only increases with partner count. This means that girls will always compare you to other guys, weigh your pros and cons, wonder if a better option exists, and wonder what could have been with other guys. You will never have her unadulterated love. There's simply no point in getting with someone who has had a previous serious "LTR". The same applies for men. They will tend to look at sexual characteristics with too much emphasis, and wonder what could have been with other girls.
This is what I mean when I say virginity matters. It has nothing to do with "misogyny" or anything of the sort. I just want pure love, not the value brand crap that's on the market today. This is what I'm going to discuss with my therapist in two weeks when I see him again. Blessedly, I am very good with words, so I can construct this message in a way that doesn't come off as utterly creepy or autistic.
Nothing is more sweet and innocuous than that first love. When you become completely infatuated with someone. When they are completely infatuated with you. You are each other's unadulterated everything.
However, after witnessing so much degeneracy, I have come to the realization that most people, if not all people, have degraded into seeing "relationships" as a utility rather than an investment of love. After loving someone with all of your heart, mind, and soul, and having that broken, a person is simply incapable of ever "loving" the same. This trend only increases with partner count. This means that girls will always compare you to other guys, weigh your pros and cons, wonder if a better option exists, and wonder what could have been with other guys. You will never have her unadulterated love. There's simply no point in getting with someone who has had a previous serious "LTR". The same applies for men. They will tend to look at sexual characteristics with too much emphasis, and wonder what could have been with other girls.
This is what I mean when I say virginity matters. It has nothing to do with "misogyny" or anything of the sort. I just want pure love, not the value brand crap that's on the market today. This is what I'm going to discuss with my therapist in two weeks when I see him again. Blessedly, I am very good with words, so I can construct this message in a way that doesn't come off as utterly creepy or autistic.