Posted by mars_in_cappyI agree to a certain extent. Desire is not enough it needs to be backed with action but I feel that is slightly unrelated to what you’re referring to. Thanks for your input and best of luck to you!
The Universe has a sense of humour you know! Whenever i get roasted by her (Universe) i chalk it up. Maybe that's why Buddha says to let go of desire, maybe it's in our better interests to let things happen, rather than will or desire them to happen. Maybe that's the prob with desire.. We desire it, but it takes a while to happen, so by the time we get it, we're over it.
I still want the job or business idea (and sucessful business) though.
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Posted by tizianiHoly moisturize, Tiz you're still around!?
" Deepa* grew up in western India, and when she was 19, she fell in love for the first time—with her college teacher. That Deepa's love for an older woman went unrequited wasn't very surprising. More unusual was that unlike most crushes, Deepa felt no sexual desire. At all. In fact, the idea of her teacher's body made Deepa cringe. And yet she loved her: her mind, her ideas, the reassuring beep of occasionally returned text messages.
It's not like Deepa never felt any desire, though. There were other women she frequently masturbated to: basketball teammates fervently kissing; Finnish ice hockey players warming one another on cold nights; women masturbating at home, bodies bathed in late-afternoon sunlight. Most of them had slightly masculine figures. Several were athletes. And all of them lived on Literotica.com—considered by some to be the internet's largest repository of erotica.
When people first began to use the term asexuality in the mid-20th century, it was widely seen as a complete lack of sexual desire. But as more people began to claim the identity for themselves in the late 90s, its definitions broadened to include a whole breadth of experiences.
"I feel sexual arousal, but I have not felt sexual attraction for anyone to date," said Deepa, now 23. "I am more inclined to have romantic attractions toward women, but I see attraction in terms of ideas, intellect, and emotional attachment. 'Body' is something I cannot think of." "
Posted by saggurl88
I’m shallow and usually go for 7 and above, which puts limits on my dating life.
I was picking up 3 guys at a time and trying my luck. I ended up dating 6 guys on the site and 2 of them still contact me randomly.
Then I deleted the app.
I’ve never unmatched the person.
I was also surprised that men lie about their looks. I was so nervous about the type of pictures I put up. Making sure the filters weren’t too much. And then I meet up with these guys and some were way older looking then their pics or 25 lbs heavier. Smh.
Posted by tizianihey man. No harem here, does such a thing even exist nowadays on DXP? Personally I am on the divine and holy path now lol
And no worries, I just wanted to post the counter-point that may be midly panic-inducing for people who are more visceral. To tell you the truth, the article depressed me a little. I mean I can relate to a lot of it - being more turned on by the idea of sex than the act itself - but that doesn't mean you just stop there, label yourself and say "well that's me done for a lifetime." My 2 cents.
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