




World Wingman
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@WorldWingman
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One of the nomad curses, is that when you move around a lot and date a lot eventually you date someone that is a cut above in your connection with them, I mean someone that really stimulates you on intellectual, emotional and physical levels, same humor and so on. Problem is they might live in a place you either really don’t want to live, or maybe is not convenient/possible for you to live full time This does not happen to me easily, I mean in LatAm it has happened once, but it’s a tough dilemma when it does People will say: “just move them out to you bro”, yeah well that is not always possible in every case either is it? A good girl from a good family does not necessarily want to drop her whole life, job stability, leave her friends and everyone just to risk on a relationship with uncertain outcomes. You generally would have to at least go and live there for a couple of years minimum, before many will consider that uprooting their whole lives for you Other guys will say: “if you’re a player, just get another one!”, and these guys are generally emotionally stunted gooners, raised on TikTok, that have never actually had and/or are not capable of having a significant connection with a woman The freedom to roam around is nice for a while and all, but it does come with drawbacks. We are not really meant to live nomadically long term



@aruvinchan This guy just did short guys a service. Honestly when a short bitch wants to date a tall man, it’s mostly like that they wanna use the tall man’s genes to change her garbage genetics. It’s literally gold-digging, in genes.















Casual sex doesn't damage people. Breakups do. Nobody is lying awake crying over a one night stand. But it can take years of therapy to get over someone you were deeply in love with. We’ve been taught to fear casual sex like it's inherently harmful. But what actually damages people is losing someone they loved. Not the sex itself. That’s not an argument against love. It’s an argument against the shame we attach to sex.






