
Esoteric7
(╥﹏╥) curry in a hurry
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It’s true that testosterone declines with age and so does raw sexual desire. But nobody talks about how romantic longing works differently. You don’t "outgrow" wanting love.
At 20, you crave sex and companionship. At 50, the sex drive fades, but the hole left by never having a girlfriend doesn’t disappear. It mutates.
This is why the "just wait, you’ll care less" cope is flawed. Sexual frustration fades, romantic isolation lingers. Morons conflates the two because they can’t fathom love and sex as separate.
A 40-year-old incel isn’t tormented by horniness. He’s haunted by the lifetime of meals eaten alone, sleeping alone, seeing couples everywhere, holidays with no one to share them. That’s not testosterone, that’s wanting a connection.
The worst part is that the older you get, the more invisible you become. Old lonely men are ghosts. Their desire remains, but their opportunities evaporate.
It's important to know and understand this so that you see the trap before you step in.
At 20, you crave sex and companionship. At 50, the sex drive fades, but the hole left by never having a girlfriend doesn’t disappear. It mutates.
This is why the "just wait, you’ll care less" cope is flawed. Sexual frustration fades, romantic isolation lingers. Morons conflates the two because they can’t fathom love and sex as separate.
A 40-year-old incel isn’t tormented by horniness. He’s haunted by the lifetime of meals eaten alone, sleeping alone, seeing couples everywhere, holidays with no one to share them. That’s not testosterone, that’s wanting a connection.
The worst part is that the older you get, the more invisible you become. Old lonely men are ghosts. Their desire remains, but their opportunities evaporate.
It's important to know and understand this so that you see the trap before you step in.