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In Goodfellas, the garlic-slicing scene was inspired by Nicholas Pileggi’s real interviews with mobsters — they actually shaved garlic with razor blades in prison so it would liquefy in the pan.

Men need sex a lot less frequently than they think in relationships. You can’t even have real sex more than every few weeks, and most people will never experience it. Just the gooey hump of carnal intercourse. When men express how frequently they “need” intercourse on this app it’s a proxy for the deep validation that comes with it, not actual piping. Most men have been despirited so do not experience recognition and validation in their normal lives for anything they do. Women do much, much better in relationships being able to recognise and nurture him psychologically. You’ll always see it in successful long term relationships. The genesis of all good, consistent, and enthusiastic sex is found everywhere except the bedroom. Sex can come, afterwards, sure — but the important bit is the mental aspect before. Genuine respect is your most vital foreplay, and long term, you can only respect him in proportion to how much he respects himself. So he’s largely responsible for it. Enthusiasm has to be earned. Can’t just fake it.

So what do you see?

Millennials are the only generation that seem to be immune to internet bullshit

Here's the danger of social media. It allows people to publish their internal monologues. Our internal monologues and fantasies are often incredibly ugly. People go to therapists because they feel so guilty about them, and one of the tasks of a therapist is to explain that 1/

In a new video, Trump honors Charlie Kirk and hints at next steps: "My administration will find each and every one of those who contributed to this atrocity, and to other political violence, including the organizations that fund it and support it"