Posts by Brian Allen18

swiftpanther26 said:So, I guess my take is that while women really do love diving into spirituality, they often get stuck just skimming the surface or following whatever trend is popular, which kind of leads to them becoming someone else's puppet since they might not always have the grit or the guts to push past the easy stuff and find that real, deep connection needed for a true breakthrough. 😛

To put it bluntly...
dammit, they talk a big game about being spiritual, but then they just end up picking the hotter or wealthier guy instead of me. 😁

jadetiger37 said:Yeah, that was exactly the point of the metaphor..
Only thing is, 😈 I gave it a positive spin for this topic—just so nobody accidentally takes offense or anything.. 😉

First off, I know, but it’s not like I can just post a Smudge meme when the interface won't let me 😁

And as for the second part... I honestly have no idea what you're even talking about 🕺

jadetiger37 said:I’m with you on this... 👍 I’d just swap out 'meaner' for more insidious...
When you look at the male ego, it’s transparent—way too easy to spot, even when they try to hide it behind all sorts of pretenses.
But, if we’re talking about self-awareness and sheer willpower, a high-functioning female ego is going to be way more dominant and powerful than a man's; so yeah, I’d definitely say women have a stronger spirit than us guys do..

And why is it that most spiritual leaders, gurus, and philosophers end up being men?
- Maybe it’s because the male ego is so "cheap"—whereas women don't need external validation to know they are superior—at least in this specific context..

Metaphorically speaking: The ultimate flex of the female ego is that it managed to convince men that it's actually weaker than ours..

🙂

This honestly reminds me of something else entirely... 😈
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Ryan Wilson2 said:One could argue that any narrative can be twisted to suit a specific agenda. Is it not possible that the woman was simply the only one possessing enough intellect and a genuine thirst for knowledge to be swayed, while Adam was perfectly content just staring at Eve's naked form? 😁

She was brilliant at first, but that’s where he failed—he spun this myth about some monster devouring children... so he just moved on to the next one, some snake charmer. 🤣

Revolution🙂🙂🙂
It’s time to unite and tear down this administration that refuses to ensure women can work with dignity, effectively forcing some to seek out shady sponsors just to get by.. 🙂

I suppose so, though I wouldn't say it's because they lack burdens—after all, there are plenty of adults out there who have absolutely nothing to worry about and still manage to be miserable... It’s more about their perspective on the world 😍, where everything feels fresh and unexplored... They simply haven't been bogged down by as much negativity or bad experiences yet.
I honestly believe that sense of wonder adults try to preserve through their hobbies; that's why I find people without any real interests or passions to be deeply suspicious... 😁

silentcanyon58 said:A total Pixar flop. Aside from the main character, there wasn't a single thing about this movie I actually liked; if I'm being honest, the whole thing was incredibly tedious. 🙂

How on earth can anyone criticize an animated film😕? Who even does that??🤔