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hooking up in this instance implies you're approaching someone and then going "wanna fuck?" though, right?
Or are you implying hookers here?
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No.
If you already are on good terms with someone you know socially, then subsequently have a romantic assignation, that is hooking up.
Hooking up is not approaching strangers like in some gay bath house situation.
The idea of saying 'wanna fuck' to someone you're already used to intimately isn't actually weird depending on the sense of humor you share. Honestly, it seems like the kind of candor an old married couple would have.
Conversely, saying the same thing to a stranger should rightly get you kicked in the goolies.
No one is entitled to anyone else's time, attention, or body [parts] -- working within the common courtesy and respect it requires to acknowledge that will go a long way.
 
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No.
If you already are on good terms with someone you know socially, then subsequently have a romantic assignation, that is hooking up.
Hooking up is not approaching strangers like in some gay bath house situation.
The idea of saying 'wanna fuck' to someone you're already used to intimately isn't actually weird depending on the sense of humor you share. Honestly, it seems like the kind of candor an old married couple would have.
Conversely, saying the same thing to a stranger should rightly get you kicked in the goolies.
No one is entitled to anyone else's time, attention, or body [parts] -- working within the common courtesy and respect it requires to acknowledge that will go a long way.
That post I was replying to implied just walking up to someone and saying "wanna fuck" is the best chance at having sex. Did you somehow miss the earlier bit about how men shouldn't have hobbies or some shit? You know, interests people meet each other in and sometimes spark relationships due to? you can't get to know and then possibly develop relationships with people if you live in a fucking bubble that's nothing but hookups and work.

Who knew talking about consent would cause such a massive shit stir among men? Maybe that's why I only make friends anymore with men who are already in relationships and have little time for hobbies, the incapable ones are unbearable.
All you gotta do when you're hooking up is ask some variation of "Wanna fuck?" And if you're trying to make out with her and she's not into it, you just come up with a reason to leave. It's pretty obvious if they're NOT into it, if you're not a retard.
Holy fuck, imagine being less socially apt than Chris-c
So hooking up is "wanna fuck?" and then having sex, but men should also not have hobbies and be in relationships to get on a good side. Do you see why this could spark a problem?
 
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That post I was replying to implied just walking up to someone and saying "wanna fuck" is the best chance at having sex. Did you somehow miss the earlier bit about how men shouldn't have hobbies or some shit? You know, interests people meet each other in and sometimes spark relationships due to? you can't get to know and then possibly develop relationships with people if you live in a fucking bubble that's nothing but hookups and work.
Wrongo.
Who knew talking about consent would cause such a massive shit stir among men? Maybe that's why I only make friends anymore with men who are already in relationships and have little time for hobbies, the incapable ones are unbearable.
All you gotta do when you're hooking up is ask some variation of "Wanna fuck?" And if you're trying to make out with her and she's not into it, you just come up with a reason to leave. It's pretty obvious if they're NOT into it, if you're not a retard.
Holy fuck, imagine being less socially apt than Chris-chan.
There's the quote. They mention hooking up and I provided you the much needed context for how that is to be taken:
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No.
If you already are on good terms with someone you know socially, then subsequently have a romantic assignation, that is hooking up.
Hooking up is not approaching strangers like in some gay bath house situation.
The idea of saying 'wanna fuck' to someone you're already used to intimately isn't actually weird depending on the sense of humor you share. Honestly, it seems like the kind of candor an old married couple would have.
Conversely, saying the same thing to a stranger should rightly get you kicked in the goolies.
No one is entitled to anyone else's time, attention, or body [parts] -- working within the common courtesy and respect it requires to acknowledge that will go a long way.
 
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frothing with incel rage

the consent thing and @Null 's disbelief at the chat's reaction to it was really eye-opening - y'all are a mess. I can't believe someone unironically said that consent ruins the vibe. it sounds like some Reddit dweeb's first day on Earth. holy shit. are young adults really that incapable of communicating these days? if so sex is the last thing you pod people should be doing.

do us all a favor, buy a Real Doll®, the risk of people like that accidentally having and having to raise kids is domestic terrorism.

what the fuck.
 
Since we're all talking about sex today I will just add my novel comment, which is that it was indeed jarring to hear Josh say what use to be a radfem talking point from the days of Mattress Girl. It's not an outrageous stance for an aspie to have - but he talked about it in an ahistorical way.

There was a time 2007-2015ish, when the word rape was being stretched worse than goatse and ranged from 'she regretted it the next day' to 'he had a bad aura while standing next to me' levels of frivolous accusation. A lot of male university students gave up on having a sex life on campus, because they'd rather complete their degree then get sucked into the Believe All Women vortex. (Edit: I should add, this was the general origin of MGTOW and the initial appeal of guys like Molyneux.)

It culminated in this weird arms race of 'what qualifies as consent, really' rhetoric, where women would say 'you must do X' and men would do it, and women would move the goalposts and say 'actually, you must also do Y'. etc. Eventually hitting its zenith in the saddest video you've ever seen:

 
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I'm honestly more shocked that people are shocked that the MATI viewerbase consists mostly of severely autistic, poorly socialised retards. Like, is that really so surprising? I thought we were all broadly aware of the fact that, as a whole, we're subnormal. Otherwise, we wouldn't be here. This isn't a place normal people go.

I suppose it's not helped by the fact that this place is an echo chamber. That's not intended as an insult. All communities are echo chambers of some description, because when you get used to an environment, it kind of rewrites your idea of "normal".
 
Why did this thread turn into incel dating/ hookup advice and debate thread? Did I miss something major on the last show?
what caused it was covering saberspark getting into trouble for having a "consent accident" or some shit with a fan. he has a thread, by the way.
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You think he made this face after sex?
apparently THIS is the accuser.
 
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I can't believe someone unironically said that consent ruins the vibe. it sounds like some Reddit dweeb's first day on Earth. holy shit. are young adults really that incapable of communicating these days? if so sex is the last thing you pod people should be doing.
I m gonna make an honest comment here.

Can you please relate your experience with this issue?

Cause I was a rather messed up youth, and litterally had women sending "signals" that I just tuned out.

So are you

1. man/women

have you

2. had intercourse?

3. did you verbally express consent?

If so how did you do it?
 
I feel like the whole consent topic is the sort of deep nuanced conversation you should have with someone once you've hung out with/dated for a while and gotten (at least what you think) is a good handle on their personality and compatibility before you jump that shark.

Even if you're not trying to be long term and are just in it for casual, I'd argue that basic level of KYC (as it were) isn't really a pie in the sky sort of ideal, it's basic common sense.

Otherwise you're just fucking absolute strangers and complaining about the random outcome afterwards (failing to take personal responsibility and reaching for that victim status brass ring), and that's an excellent way to get stabbed in a filthy alley or contract all sorts of vile ailments.

For example. I just met my new letter carrier last week: and we didn't immediately start making out that minute. We exchanged pleasantries, felt each other out (verbally you sickos), got to know each other, if at least just a little bit. We're taking it easy, and so should you.
 
Even if you're not trying to be long term and are just in it for casual, I'd argue that basic level of KYC (as it were) isn't really a pie in the sky sort of ideal, it's basic common sense.

that's what I'm having so much trouble parsing, it's so alien to me as a human being that people can't communicate on that basic level. like how do you buy groceries? how do you navigate the DMV?

wtf.

I'm imagining one of these lizard people at Subway like "JAM MEAT IN BREAD! SALT IT!".
 
that's what I'm having so much trouble parsing, it's so alien to me as a human being that people can't communicate on that basic level. like how do you buy groceries? how do you navigate the DMV?

wtf.

I'm imagining one of these lizard people at Subway like "JAM MEAT IN BREAD! SALT IT!".
So when are we fucking? You clearly liked my post, don't toy with my emotions. I see you dancing in that PFP.
 
were you on your phone or playing video games? because there's your problem.

in answer to your questions; man, yes, I rubbed my scent on a tree like a proper chimpanzee until a suitable mate prostrated herself before me and grunted.
dude that was in the great before time, cell phone were pricey and everyone had AOL. but my point is/was no expresses interest or communicates consent verbally.

But why are dodging the questions. Why? I m asking in good faith.

look here s an easy one.

1. I am male

2. I have had intercourse

3. Do I verbally express consent? no.

I dont wanna turn this into "dear kiwi farms I never thought it would happen to me posting"

But fuck it.

Here s two example.
Met a girl in my college japanese class, we are hanging out at night on campus, and in a moment of slience I just go up to her and kiss her.

She then brings me back to her dorm room and we do things. The going back to her room is where she took and lead.

*side note I assumed because we were doing things that we were dating, she later clarified that we were not dating because I wasnt good enough to be her bf.....I took that pretty hard*

example 2.

hanging out with this lady I met in japan (no she wasnt japanese) she nice and helpful and has me over at her place I m sleeping in the living room while she had her own bed room, but she s just sitting in the living room with me talking and talking and talking, and I just say "come here" and she turns off the light and lays next to be on futon and I just hold her, honestly its a rather nice memory I have of that night. she tried to escalate things but because I m a faggot who likes to cuddle and sheet. But the next night it happens, and there is no fucking conversation about consent.

But the morning after is the "what are we talk" which was phrased as "what do I tell my friends we are?" and she later told me that if I rejected the relationship in that moment, it would be a shamful one night stand and she would have taken me back to my place and never spoke to me again.
 
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