- Joined
- Nov 8, 2018
AGP functions more like an addiction than a sexuality. Kevin wouldn't sensibly buy a house to enable him to indulge his fetishes for the same reason heroin addicts don't save for the future and budget their heroin. He is forever chasing the dragon of AGP.It just occurred to me that Kevin could have in fact bought a house had he used his money with common sense.
Maybe not a big house in a big city, but a comfy place were he could just be himself and wank it to his porn.
I think this is actually more common than you'd think. BDSM and roleplay are so far removed from what actual sex is that I think most practitioners use them as ways to avoid intimacy. Don't wanna actually touch your partner? Hit them with a riding crop instead. Want someone to do stuff for you around the house cause you're lazy, but don't want to sexually satisfy another person, cause you're lazy? Congrats, you're an asexual dom.An asexual Dom, eh?
Slight powerlevel, but I regularly spend time in some pretty rural communities, and I think people are just as likely to move to the middle of nowhere cause they're crazy. Some people are there cause they like the space, want to raise pigs and work on tractors, but some are definitely there because they are basically lolcows and won't fit in with "civilization". For every homesteading couple building a woodshed, there's a hoarder who we think does weird things to livestock.The ranch, and " "The Open Range" " in the westward expansion sense, should be one of the best places to claim great personal victory, to inspire men to be men, women to be women, and animals to be animals. Their town's website has a disclaimer on the front page that basically says "If the roads are too snowy for you, get back in the cuck shed", which is pretty based. Seclusion can definitely promote stagnation, but it can also inspire a lot of personal growth, especially when your goal is "Live". There should be unlimited opportunities for personal growth out there, and nearly all of them involve satisfying hard labor.