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What exactly is "homophobia"? in Psychology ·
The fear of actually being gay.

I mean, what happens if I find out I'm gay when I already have two kids? I’ll wreck my family—or, I could just spend my entire life pretending, which honestly feels like screwing over both myself and them anyway.

It’s pretty grim when you realize this stuff late in the game.

It can cause some serious fallout with your family and your social circle.

So, if I were giving advice to married guys, I’d say maybe skip those post-game showers after football or tennis with your old buddies—you never know how things might shift.

My suggestion? Just don't hang out with the guys too much. It's probably better to avoid the potential mess.
Serial Killers: Q&A... in Psychology ·
casualharbor9 said:Quentin Tarantino

I’d honestly just report him to the moderator... let him face the music for breaking the forum rules.

Buddy....

wearyowl29 said:

War is actually a perfect setup for serial killers—you get to kill, but you don't have to answer to anyone! Personally, I think that definition is a bit too broad. You’ve got people who snap and kill their neighbor, but nothing else... those aren't serial killers. They just had a neighbor who was driving them absolutely insane!😂

Impulsive killings are totally different. Real serial killers? That comes from deep within the psyche. There isn't a financial motive involved, and they definitely don't act on a whim. No, they plan everything out meticulously to satisfy this internal urge to destroy or torture victims. It’s all about that feeling of power; their mental state is just broken in that specific way.
War is actually a perfect setup for serial killers—you get to kill, but you don't have to answer to anyone! Personally, I think that definition is a bit too broad. You’ve got people who snap and kill their neighbor, but nothing else... those aren't serial killers. They just had a neighbor who was driving them absolutely insane!😂

Impulsive killings are totally different. Real serial killers? That comes from deep within the psyche. There isn't a financial motive involved, and they definitely don't act on a whim. No, they plan everything out meticulously to satisfy this internal urge to destroy or torture victims. It’s all about that feeling of power; their mental state is just broken in that specific way.
I wasn't talking about serial killers—more like people who "make a living at it," if you can call it that.
I don't think a standard member of The Assassins working for the government or some crime syndicate necessarily had a rough childhood or messed up impulses by default.
It's simpler than that. This guy kills for the paycheck or because of an ideology. He hits the gym, stays clean, fits right into society.

He isn't that "perfect neighbor" type who wouldn't hurt a fly. He drinks when he wants, gets speeding tickets, maybe gets into a scrap at a football game, swears during the match... basically just your average American, haha...
Serial Killers: Q&A... in Psychology ·
How would you guys actually handle someone who’s a mass shooter posting right here on the forum—assuming they were honest about it?

Not talking about myself because of my username, just... I'm curious.
150 best free software tools for macOS in Software ·
Might just be the best free little anti-spyware tool out there!

SuperAntiSpyware
Can spirituality exist without God? in Spirituality ·
God created "spirituality," so nothing exists without Him—including spirituality itself. 😳
Edward Taylor78 said:I was thinking about starting some vitamins and minerals in capsule form. I figured I'd just start with a Centrum multivitamin—everything from Vitamin A down to iron.

But then my dad—he’s an athlete—told me that vitamins might actually be bad for me since I'm not really into sports.

Can someone tell me if taking them would actually be harmful?

Or should I get blood work done first to see which specific vitamins I'm actually lacking?

Anyway, I've been having quite a few issues with my hair (it gets oily super fast, it's thin, and lately, it's been falling out a lot—plus I didn't have much to begin with), my skin (my face has basically "swollen up" over the last six months, covered in acne), and my nails, which keep breaking.
My teeth have also felt weaker lately—way more sensitive.

I'd appreciate any recommendations from people who actually know what they're talking about.

Thanks.

You have to be careful with Vitamins A, D, and E. As for minerals, you really should check your electrolyte levels first to see if there's even a need for extra supplementation.

Your dad is partially right—drinking a single Gatorade dissolved in water isn't going to kill you, but mindlessly swallowing multivitamins definitely can.

And tell your dad he doesn't necessarily need extra vitamins and minerals either, unless he's training professionally or pulling six-hour grueling workouts every day.

Everything else... well, you should be able to get that from a balanced diet.
Is life actually easier if you're good-looking? in Psychology ·
Robert Diaz7 said:I think I remember reading somewhere—some study or other—that the happiest, most successful people were the ones who rated themselves a 1 to 5 out of 4.
and honestly, that makes the most sense to me.

I feel like looks are a double-edged sword—it really just depends on how you leverage them, I guess. It can definitely help you get ahead.

Doesn't seem to have much to do with happiness, though—not enough to make being attractive an easier path to contentment.
It’s probably easier to be happy if you're mentally sound...

Forget all that deep thinking. Even in an American prison, life goes smoother if you're a good-looking guy—you get better treatment from the guards and all that. Outside? Not so much.

You can't go playing philosopher here. If you're pretty and smart, you'll always get by easier than someone who's both dumb and unattractive. There's no debating it.4
Either you've got it or you don't. Period.