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Can you grade the calculations I just presented? in Miscellaneous ·
Pawrent gave me a 2

Since when did psychiatrists become experts in astronomy?

It’s funny—I didn't think anyone with a degree in natural sciences would even bother looking at what's written about physics and

mathematics here, yet they've gone ahead and graded my calculation presentation


Are American physicists and mathematicians actually terrified of losing their licenses just for giving me a wrong grade,

and because of that, they're too scared to rate me publicly right here? 😁
Carol Taylor44 said:What's with this misogynistic thread? 😠

On the contrary—don't bother with the guys who actually hate women.
Do you actually possess a female mindset—and would you even want to be a woman if you weren't packing testicular arteries?

Arthur Smith15 said:It isn't even about comfort at this point—it’s more like a pathological obsession with that specific piece of clothing. You constantly whine about nobody listening to you, yet you can't even dress decently enough for someone like Korado or Neil deGrasse Tyson to knock on your door, ready to hear your lecture on numerical mathematics and astrology, provided they have one condition—that you put on some actual pants instead of letting your junk poke through those damn leggings 😁 But hey, it's fine; you've clearly decided what your number one life priority is—leggings.

What kind of feminine zodiac sign is driving your mindset where you're this embarrassed to be a man?

It seems more likely they're rejecting reviews because I'm an alternative astrologer rather than because I wear leggings—besides, men's leggings are becoming a thing, so you guys are just increasingly retarded.

What I want to know is: if I don't write anything about astrology in my work, but focus strictly on pure mathematical derivations, why would they refuse to review it?

Dr. Alois Treindl had his review passed for PLACALC & Swiss Ephemeris, but they allegedly told him they didn't want anything related to astrology—so why wouldn't they give me the chance to present mathematical proofs without mentioning a single thing about astrology?
Why are you all hiding your stones? Is it because they're ugly, or are you just trying to be feminine without them?
wanderingpanther68 said:People have been wearing slim fits for years—but let's be real, they aren't using the kind of fabric you're talking about ☕ because yours is flimsy stuff—basically just cheap nylon 😁

Historically speaking, suspenders were a staple of men's fashion—and even skirts or lightweight fabrics had their place in men's wardrobes back in the day. I don't subscribe to those outdated stereotypes about what counts as "male" or "female" clothing; at the end of the day, the only thing that matters is if you feel comfortable in what you're wearing.
Alexander Thompson said:There's a rabbit hiding in that bush—that explains all this cheering for leggings.😬

Grandpa, oh Grandpa... 🙄

Back in the mid-60s, leggings were mostly men's clothing—so naturally, my grandparents back in the States (like in Bulgaria) wore them. Today, they're seen as women's wear, so parents dress girls in leggings and boys in baggy clothes. History moves on.
I have to wonder what year you were born to have such a rigid, old-school mindset? Did you spend your entire life stuck in the ways of the former Soviet era?
Are you honestly convinced that history just stopped moving?
I've moved past that outdated way of thinking, which is exactly why I support the freedom for everyone to dress however they please.
Look, I don't care if you feel awkward being a man—that’s your business and has nothing to do with me. Don't go thinking anyone is forcing you to wear leggings; in a democracy, nobody can force you to do anything, and vice versa.
Arthur Smith15 said:Good grief—why am I just now hearing about this topic?! 😁 😁

Were you brainwashed by some old-school collectivist regime? Or did you just swap out that whole outdated mindset for guys wearing spandex leggings?
Alexander Thompson said:And when I point out that people actually need to show up to City Council meetings regularly, you start acting like I'm joking. ☕

As for you being against men wearing leggings—what, did you move from some tiny rural hamlet straight into downtown Chicago?
Walter Baker2 said:total hicks

Aside from the Chicago locals, everyone else is just clueless—though even in Chicago, you've got transplants who never quite leave the sticks mentally.
Terry Wilson5 said:That’s it—that’s sarcasm in its purest form. You’ve basically proven that the women on this forum are just hillbilly trolls, which is exactly why I love you.

Terry, what are you even doing in this thread? It's a collection of jokes and nonsense—is it possible you're actually being targeted by all this female drama too?

I can tell you one thing: plenty of Zarebćanka types have shut those hicks down when they show up here in the summer. They've mentally integrated themselves with sophisticated women from other major cities—they just won't give me the time of day, which is why I can't quite vibe with the Zarebćanka crowd.
From what I’ve experienced, the women from Moscow—the few I've met—are the ones who bring up sex first. And the women from New York and other big US cities are just as open-minded and straightforward.
Let's say I'm ugly—mostly because people keep telling me I'm getting old—but interestingly enough, even older women think I'm unattractive. It’s not like I’m out there asking them for sex anyway, so I guess I'm just a lonely guy stuck on my own div>
wanderingpanther68 said:You're a good, lonely soul. 😉

It’s basic logic—if I expect honesty from others, I have to lead by example and actually practice what I preach. I care about living things and I realize everyone is dealing with their own baggage, so I try my best to be empathetic toward their struggles. But look—if nobody is attacking me or trying to undermine me (like those fake psychiatric diagnoses you see floating around on forums like this), then there's no issue. However, when people start that kind of nonsense, I have every right to defend myself.
wanderingpanther68 said:That's quite a story 😁

So where are you living these days? And how do you even cover your bills without a steady job... 🙄

I get my check from $67 every month and send it to my mom to cover the electric bill. As for the heating assistance from $300, I don't get that—since we don't use wood for heat, and those subsidies aren't available for people who rely on electricity
Alexander Thompson said:Our dear Oedipus—bless his heart—operates strictly on socialist principles. Everything runs smoothly right up until someone else starts footing the bill.

Exactly how much is the Board paying you to post on this forum?

It’s funny—just today, while I was discussing this exact situation, a woman told me that the wealthy simply don't trust the poor.
wanderingpanther68 said:You’re the king of the universe, aren't you? 🙏

I was born in '86. 🙂

But you dodged the question—what kind of pants were you wearing before the leggings, Silvio? 🍿

...

Back when I was still financially dependent on my mom, I stuck to baggy jeans—it’s honestly pathetic that I felt like I had to hide my masculinity back then. Once I actually started buying leggings for myself, things went south fast. My mother, who grew up in communist Bulgaria, was so mortified by my choice of clothing that she practically kicked me out of the house. To make matters worse, my brother kept calling me crazy, claiming I was disrespecting our mother by wearing those "effeminate" clothes.
Even now, whenever he sees me out in town, my brother will go out of his way to avoid me just so people don't associate him with me. And because he’s such a mama's boy, he actually thinks it's a good thing—that he shouldn't be seen with me just because of some damn leggings.
Alexander Thompson said:The guy’s been rocking bell-bottoms ever since his grandad used to dress him up in tight pants when he was a kid—he just took a liking to them.

Back in the late 60s, bell-bottoms were actually more of a men's fashion staple than a women's one.
wanderingpanther68 said:Hahaha—well, now everything makes sense. 😁

So what, are communists just the people trying to pull a fast one on us?
wanderingpanther68 said:I don't know anyone with a shred of sanity who would dress like that 🤣 🤣 unless they had some serious psychiatric issues 😁—back in the days of the old regime, guys wouldn't have acted this way
under Tito's era. 👍

Silvio, what were you wearing before those leggings? Did you ever actually like any other kind of pants? 😉


Communism was a dictatorship—they used to hold rallies where little girls wore leotards and boys wore

baggy shorts; basically, from childhood, they conditioned them into these rigid stereotypes about

what's feminine and what's masculine

Were you brainwashed by the communist system to think that way when you were just a kid?

What communist nursery rhyme do you have memorized?

It seems to you that people in high-standard Western countries are mentally ill because men there wear

leggings, whereas you think people in North Korea are perfectly sane because they don't have

men in leggings?
Should I leave this forum? Vote now! in Off-topic ·
Larry Diaz4 said:It’s like everyone is ganging up on you! A global conspiracy unlike anything we've ever seen. You should call a reputable journalist to get this story out there. 🍿

Between George and his inner circle, they're going to know everything.