Ryssen Posts
iMoloko wrote...
I learned that the Raphe Nuclei releases seritonin to the rest of the body... It was the one thing I just didn't know at all on my exam today.Was this in a neurobiology class?
gizgal wrote...
imaDragonXD wrote...
awww im sorry i dont mean to say something hurtful. You should have more confidence in yourself and smile more often. You are probably just being humble! Goo out there and find some men!
No, no, not at all. You didn't insult me :)
But it's just a bummer, because, yes, guys (and girls) gauge interest by physical attraction first and foremost after introductions. And I just don't excel in that department.
Hopefully I can find someone who has realistic standards of beauty.
Unfortunately, guys are often quite superficial when it comes to prospective mates. I have no relationship experience, but I think that straightforwardness is one of the most attractive traits a person could have. You don't have to be brutally harsh, but being able to ask a guy out would be something that many guys would find attractive in girls. Being confident (but not haughty) and seeming interested in him would definitely work to your advantage.
And if I've gauged your views correctly, the kind of guy who thinks it's inappropriate for a woman to be forward isn't really your type, anyway.
Gravity cat wrote...
ryuuhagoku wrote...
I'm clean-ish shaven. I can't stand doing things halfway, so either I would have to want to keep a beard, or want to stay shaven. For the last year or so, I've shaven once a week. With my hair growth, I don't really develop a 5 o'clock shadow until the 3rd or 4th day, so even by the end of the week, it still doesn't really count as a beard.You're lucky. Mine starts to grow back the day after I shave, then grows back slowly until the fourth day, then afterwards it grows back with some force. By the end of the week it's all come back, albeit a little shorter.
Yup, and I'm grateful for it. I'm at a growth rate where I can get a respectable beard in a couple of months, but shaving once a week doesn't leave me looking homeless by the weekend.
ZGeass wrote...
Remilia wrote...
rerechan wrote...
Remilia wrote...
I usually shave it all off once every week. It feels amazing.If you mean amazing as in "an all off shave feels sexy" I agree with you there.
You must like to show off if you do it that often.
No, it just feels soft. My skin tends to be very sensitive afterwards. It's also nice for shlicking.
Frankly I just shave it often because it feels good. Having long pubic itches a bit so it tends to annoy me.
how do u share ur pubes without being scared as a guy i trim i dont really know about shaving kinda scares me
I'm a guy and I shave frequently. I started off with a manual razor, and I was (pleasantly) surprised to see that I never nicked myself. I transitioned to an electric razor after a couple of years, and it makes things much quicker, although the shave isn't that close.
The thing I was most worried about when I first started was the scrotum, but it turns out that it's actually pretty easy if you just stretch it out a bit so you have a flat surface.
If you choose to shave the buttcrack, I suggest you use a different razor head. Men's genitalia aren't as prone to infection as women's, but you still don't want residual fecal matter all over your nether regions.
And while the process of shaving is pretty meh, the results are wonderful. I can't stop molesting myself for the rest of the day because it's sooo smooth :D
I'm clean-ish shaven. I can't stand doing things halfway, so either I would have to want to keep a beard, or want to stay shaven. For the last year or so, I've shaven once a week. With my hair growth, I don't really develop a 5 o'clock shadow until the 3rd or 4th day, so even by the end of the week, it still doesn't really count as a beard.
gizgal wrote...
yurixhentai wrote...
Did you create an account for the sole purpose of promoting her?"Account Created October 05, 2011 at 10:23 pm", that is today's date.
Yeah...
And promoting links/ads isn't smiled upon.
This site is one of the few places in the world where solicitation will garner you more disapproval than masturbation.
Not complaining, in fact I'm quite glad that's the case, but I thought it was quite odd.
BlackScythe wrote...
I don't fuck video game characters; I appreciate/admire their designs.Exactly.
If the question was "What Final Fantasy Characters do you find most attractive?" I would probably say: Selphie, Garnet, Yuna (X and X-2), Rikku (X only), Auron (no some homo), and Fang
Ashe and Lightning were hot and all, but I disliked their personalities, so they aren't attractive in my book.
Ammy wrote...
Not sure if this goes in random so here we go (feel free to move or delete)Alright so today in my AP art class something happened that kind of bothered me. It was near the end of the class and we were all kind of sitting there (it was after a presentation). This kid (who's a giant fag) then starts talking to the class about how he found this weird/hilarious japanese video online. He didn't know what it was or anything so then he brought it up on youtube and showed the class. It was that Hatsune Miku concert that had all those 3d effects and craziness to it (of course I knew what it was but didn't say anything). Pretty much after the first 30seconds of it everyone had the "what the fuck this is so creepy look on there face" followed with laughing and what not. Such comments such as "I really HATE this" and "this is so disgusting" were thrown out. ... Moral of the story is "normal" people were shown weeb stuff and were freaked the hell out... Of course this is expected so I guess it didn't really surprise me. Yet this is the first time I've ever really seen this reaction and it kind of annoys me. Maybe just the fact the people (some, not all) can be so fucking narrow-minded. Hell even the teacher joined in and started making fun of it. Also I've never really got into the whole vocaloid/miku fandom thing so I'll save my judgment on it for later. Basically how do you(fellow people of FAKKU) feel about this reaction. Does it bother any of you? I mean I guess it's somewhat typical but it kind of annoys me even so. Also since its art class and I draw anime, everyone is gonna be in for a surprise when I bring in my art.
Short version: Normal people see Hatsune Miku concert youtube video(the crazy 3D projection one) and freak the fuck out because it's so outrageously "weird/creepy/disgusting". My first time actually seeing this sort of reaction, and I get somewhat annoyed" What are your thoughts. (sorry for wall of text, tried to condense it as much as possible)
I totally know what you mean. I'm no fan of Vocaloids, I know like 2 of them and while a couple of their songs are nice, none of them are great imo.
But what really pisses me off is the utter superiority and "thank god we're not that weird"-ness with which people ridicule a lot of otaku culture. The willingness to unite in demeaning a new and unknown phenomenon is really sickening.
Side story: One of my friends, who is an art major, told me that one of her professors told her that this anime-style drawing she was producing was "too generic." To him, all things drawn in the anime-style were bland, repetitive and unimpressive. This is the kind of uninformed contempt you can expect from (many, not all) "normal" people.
brok3n butterfly wrote...
ryuuhagoku wrote...
brok3n butterfly wrote...
I wouldn't add Fakku on Facebook, the privacy settings are questionable at best.[quote="brok3n butterfly"]facebook and hentai for me are like wind and deep space. DO. NOT. COEXIST.
Ever heard of Solar Wind?
I was afraid someone would point that out. I was referring to wind as how we know it on Earth, bulk fluid motion in the atmosphere. I suppose thinking about it further the analogy blows (no pun intended) since the contents of the solar wind you can argue is a fluid. I dont want to use oil and water so I'll revise my analogy to 3 wolves, and a lamb in a cage. I wont say whether facebook is the wolves or the lamb.
Wow... this is like the most graceful acceptance of being incorrect I've seen in a while. I'd +rep you for this alone, if I could.
Flaser wrote...
Spoiler:
I don't think we fundamentally disagree with each other. I may have come off as a bit anti-Astonomy, but, like you, I'm really only opposed to the manned flights which have little benefit beyond good press. Many technological advances have come from the nitty-gritty engineering that few people seem to care about, and I fully support strong funding for such research.
I think it's fine if space travel "takes a break" for a couple of decades. Maybe I'm just biased towards my field (molecular biology), but I feel that Astronomy gets waaaaay too much attention given it's overall accomplishments.
I lean more towards applied than basic science than most, thus I feel that research should primarily be geared towards tackling the problems of the day, such as procuring more renewable energy, combating diseases (especially HIV and cancer), increasing global food supply/maintaining global food supply given the upcoming fresh water shortages, reducing human environmental impact (especially preventing further ozone damage, in light of this article http://www.earthtimes.org/climate/nasa-discovers-alarming-anomaly-ozone-depletion/1449/).
Of course, some funding should always be set aside for research that is seemingly useless, because history has shown that the random goofing around of one decade provides the crucial background information for a later decade's breakthrough. But, when it comes down to it, there's only so much money to go around for research (unlike the seemingly limitless war-chest...), so tough choices are necessary.
I lean more towards applied than basic science than most, thus I feel that research should primarily be geared towards tackling the problems of the day, such as procuring more renewable energy, combating diseases (especially HIV and cancer), increasing global food supply/maintaining global food supply given the upcoming fresh water shortages, reducing human environmental impact (especially preventing further ozone damage, in light of this article http://www.earthtimes.org/climate/nasa-discovers-alarming-anomaly-ozone-depletion/1449/).
Of course, some funding should always be set aside for research that is seemingly useless, because history has shown that the random goofing around of one decade provides the crucial background information for a later decade's breakthrough. But, when it comes down to it, there's only so much money to go around for research (unlike the seemingly limitless war-chest...), so tough choices are necessary.
In summary, it seems that 25% of females and 33% of males are bothered by the thought of dicks in guys' butts.
No one else had better vote, cuz those are some nicely rounded numbers.
No one else had better vote, cuz those are some nicely rounded numbers.
The sigs on this site are the most obnoxiously huge ones I've come across, so I just keep them off. I've checked some sigs out if people mention that they're funny, but nothing particularly interesting.
I wouldn't add Fakku on Facebook, the privacy settings are questionable at best.
Ever heard of Solar Wind?
brok3n butterfly wrote...
facebook and hentai for me are like wind and deep space. DO. NOT. COEXIST. Ever heard of Solar Wind?
As a Wikipedian and a Fakker, this just made my day. No idea how I've never looked up Fakku before.
Also... people still use Yahoo searches?
Also... people still use Yahoo searches?
I didn't immigrate to America so I could dick around elsewhere. I might be interested in going to Germany and the Nordic countries, but no biggie if I never do.
Hi, BOW. It seems we have some favorite games in common. Have you tried any of the other Tales games?
VotableDrWhat wrote...
Before my grandfather died, he gave me a notebook with some musing in it. One of them was;"Never regret anything in your life, because at that time it was exactly what you wanted."
This.
Avoiding things I'll regret in the long run is probably my greatest goal in life (or at least the greatest step in the goal of "be happy"). That said, I'm generally pretty forgiving, of myself and others, so I rarely have many regrets about my actions.
I'd say that ~70% of my orgasms are F2 or F3.
I've noticed for a couple of years now that my libido is quite cyclical, with a period of 4-6 days of vibrant boners and vivid orgasms, followed by 1-3 weeks of average libido and orgasms, followed by 4-6 days of lame boners and disappointing orgasms.
I probably average ~3.5 in the good period, ~2.5 in the average period and ~1.5 in the bad period.
Overall, I don't care that much about orgasms. No 1-2 seconds is more important to me than the 20-40 minutes preceding it.
I've noticed for a couple of years now that my libido is quite cyclical, with a period of 4-6 days of vibrant boners and vivid orgasms, followed by 1-3 weeks of average libido and orgasms, followed by 4-6 days of lame boners and disappointing orgasms.
I probably average ~3.5 in the good period, ~2.5 in the average period and ~1.5 in the bad period.
Overall, I don't care that much about orgasms. No 1-2 seconds is more important to me than the 20-40 minutes preceding it.