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Leggings lovers: Let's talk!

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Participants Harold Adams19Robert Castillo3Ethan Bailey18silverwolf88William Grant20rowdytiger13Jessica Morris6Maria Cox2Bradley White73Austin Hughes2Jeremy Johnson18stormygardener93Patrick Thomas29Walter Baker2Alexander Thompson
William Grant20 William Grant20 Active Member
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joined Mar 2022
#101 ·
silverwolf88 said:Jeremy Johnson18 was standing up for me against those moderators who were discriminating against me; they banned me just for trolling while wearing leggings, even though I was simply stating the truth about how I'm being treated like a male minority in leggings and how I don't have the same rights here that the majority enjoys.

Fine. If you're going to play bodyguard against these ultra-feminists and their cohorts who are out to discriminate against me, maybe I should offer to interpret your astro chart for free—just so it doesn't look like I'm being discriminatory toward you too.

Međtutim, my astrological theories are so incredibly intricate that one could determine a person's very essence without even looking at them directly, purely through their natal chart; it goes so deep that one could symbolically discern the shape of an individual's anatomy, including internal details, not just the surface level. So, you might want to think twice before asking me to look at your chart. Just as any other profession respects privacy, I intend to do the same, but I truly wanted to demonstrate just how precise astrology can be. Even if certain scientists insist that astrology is nothing more than superstition, they don't actually need to understand its depth—it’s probably better for them if they don't know everything.

I had no idea, Silvio. Are you suggesting that if I hand over my astro chart, you'll be able to tell if I have a micropenis?😳
silverwolf88 silverwolf88 Newcomer
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#102 ·
William Grant20 said:Hey man, where you been?🙂 You’ve totally vanished😳

Yeah, they're gone—but suddenly they reappear the second someone wants to pay for a cheap horoscope reading.😁
silverwolf88 silverwolf88 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2015
#103 ·
William Grant20 said:I had no idea, Silvio. Are you actually claiming that if I handed over my birth chart, you could tell if I'm packing a micro-penis? 😳

Apparently, you can judge someone's physical appearance—even their junk—just by looking at an astrology chart.
I’ve mostly been digging into horary astrology rather than natal charts, but the interpretation methods are essentially identical—so this astrological rule applies to both scenarios.

That said, my research has leaned much more toward female charts than male ones, so I'd be a lot more accurate describing women. 😁 See how I fell into that gender bias myself? 😁
William Grant20 William Grant20 Active Member
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joined Mar 2022
#104 ·
silverwolf88 said:You can actually determine someone's physical appearance just by looking at an astrology chart, and even describe their anatomy.
I’ve spent most of my time digging into horary astrology rather than standard natal charts, so I wasn't deeply familiar with the latter, Međtutim the interpretive methods used for horary charts are essentially identical to those used for natal ones, which means this astrological principle holds true regardless of the approach.

That said, my research has leaned much more heavily toward female charts than male ones, so I’d say my descriptions of women are probably a bit more refined. 😁 You see how I fell into that same feminine bias myself. 😁

So, what you're saying is you could just sketch out someone's genitals? Like, if some woman on a forum sends you her chart, you'll suddenly know everything and be able to draw a naked portrait of her? Can you even draw?
silverwolf88 silverwolf88 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2015
#105 ·
William Grant20 said:So what, you think you can just sketch out someone's anatomy now? Like, if some girl on a forum sends you her astro chart, you suddenly know exactly what she looks like naked and can draw it? You even know how to draw?

You completely missed the point—I’m not drawing anyone’s body parts. I’m simply trying to show people what astrology is actually capable of, because most people have no clue since certain "scientists" in the mainstream media insist it's all nonsense. Astrology works, period. The errors people see happen because interpreting complex natural influences is incredibly difficult—it's a matter of human limitation, not a failure of the science itself.

It was actually because I felt discriminated against due to tajice that I started digging into the charts to find where such a strong gender-based influence is located. After a lot of deep diving, I finally pinpointed that specific influence.

In my research, I was honestly surprised by how much mindset dictates how someone navigates their own gender. You can have a woman with a traditionally masculine mindset, or a man with a traditionally feminine one. Most people, however, fall somewhere in the middle, with a mixed mindset that leans slightly more toward one side or the other.
Harold Adams19 Harold Adams19 RegularOP
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joined Sep 2020
#106 ·
silverwolf88 said:Yeah, but he wore those baggy shorts over them because he’s too chicken to own his attraction to women, whereas I don't have that problem.

Total poser. Why on earth would you wear baggy shorts over some killer tajice?
silverwolf88 silverwolf88 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2015
#107 ·
Harold Adams19 said:What a total poser. Why on earth would he wear baggy cargo shorts over those tight super tajice?

Exactly.
silverwolf88 silverwolf88 Newcomer
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#108 ·
silverwolf88 said:A world where women wear leggings and men wear baggy clothes


astrologically speaking, this is a recipe for guaranteed social and reactive biological crises;
essentially, as long as the male gender continues to hide itself, there is little astrological chance that pandemics or other disasters will cease—but when astrology is dismissed as pseudoscience, we lose even the ability to correct this fundamental error in nature and society. This means the global social and biological crisis intensifies significantly following the peak at the start of 2022, which triggered an escalation in global instability. If this trend continues through the end of 2022 and men continue to hide their identity, we face the possibility of even more severe and dangerous pandemics and catastrophes. Ultimately, whether the universe amplifies these viruses and disasters depends entirely on men—specifically those who are ashamed of their sex—whereas women hold no such responsibility because they aren't hiding; instead, they are mass-exposing their femininity everywhere.
A world of women in leggings or underwear

and men in baggy pants or loose shorts

is, from an astrological standpoint, a world facing a guaranteed global social and reactive biological crisis.
Patrick Thomas29 Patrick Thomas29 Member
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joined May 2008
#109 ·
silverwolf88 said:Jeremy Johnson18 stood up for me against those moderators who were discriminating against me. They banned me just for trolling in leggings, even though I was just speaking the truth about how I was being treated like a male minority in leggings and how I don't have the same rights here as the majority.

Fine. If you're defending me from ultra-feminists and their boyfriends who are out to discriminate against me, I can give you a little free reading of your astro chart so it doesn't look like I'm discriminating against you too.

Međtutim, my astrological theory is so deep that you can actually tell which planet someone belongs to without even looking at them—just by seeing their astro chart. It basically means you can symbolically see everything, including internal details, not just the surface stuff. So, think about whether you actually want me to look at your astro chart. Just like any other profession, I respect privacy, but I just wanted to show you how accurate astrology really is. Even if some scientists try to convince people it isn't real, they don't need to know astrology because it's probably better if they don't know everything.

I guess I'll think about it then.☕

And what do you want? You want me to defend you? Well, I am defending you, but you wouldn't even glance at my natal chart.☕

But since you see all that, well, whatever. I'll defend you unconditionally.😳
silverwolf88 silverwolf88 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2015
#110 ·
Rachel Palmer56 said:I guess I'll give that some thought then. ☕

And what do you want? For me to stick up for you? I *am* sticking up for you—but you wouldn't even give me the time of day. ☕

But since you're seeing things this way—fine, whatever. I'll defend you unconditionally. 😳

Ha ha ha... What, you actually want me to give you a piece of my mind? 😁

Fine, if you're really going to insist on me giving you a piece of my mind, then fine.
silverwolf88 silverwolf88 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2015
#111 ·
I just launched a poll over at this link
silverwolf88 silverwolf88 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2015
#112 ·
Feel free to post your photos—men and women alike—showing off how you look in leggings,
or go ahead and upload shots in full athletic gear, including tops and leggings,
just so we can see who's actually in peak physical shape here.
Harold Adams19 Harold Adams19 RegularOP
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joined Sep 2020
#113 ·
silverwolf88 said:Feel free to drop some photos (men and women alike) showing off those leggings,
or maybe just full athletic gear—tracksuits, leggings, tees, whatever—
just so we can judge who’s actually in shape here.

Exactly.
silverwolf88 silverwolf88 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2015
#114 ·
Is there some unspoken rule that makes scientists in baggy trousers more valuable than those wearing leggings?
And what about female researchers—is one style considered more prestigious than the other?

Link https://www.noaa.gov/
silverwolf88 silverwolf88 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2015
#115 ·
Can you even picture General Mills wearing yoga pants? Or maybe al dente in leggings?

Do you think al dente and General Mills feel somehow inferior to women because of their living situation—that's why some women in leggings might be whispering instructions to them about what they should be doing? And honestly, do you think General Mills is getting more intel from the ladies than from the guys?

Take a look at this post from al dente:

Why on earth is General Mills mocking my original musical compositions? Here's the link:
And does anyone know who else refuses to acknowledge my creative work? Is General Mills being influenced by those specific people?
Check out this other link: regarding General Mills' post


What’s everyone else's take on all this?
Walter Baker2 Walter Baker2 Newcomer
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joined Feb 2020
#116 ·
In my view, these modern men are nothing more than metrosexuals—it seems like women are running the show these days. I belong to the old guard; I wear slim-fit trousers specifically to showcase my masculine assets.
silverwolf88 silverwolf88 Newcomer
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#117 ·
Walter Baker2 said:In my opinion, these modern guys are just metrosexuals—basically letting women run the show. I’m old school—I wear slim-fit jeans specifically to highlight my assets.

Check out this video of how the old guard used to roll

People talk about those eras like life was actually good back then,
unlike today, where you see nothing but mass discontent—
because these male Masons and their elite female counterparts are constantly trying to strip away our rights, freedoms,
and basic human values. Then they act surprised when catastrophes and pandemics start popping up out of nowhere.
silverwolf88 silverwolf88 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2015
#118 ·
Jeremy Johnson18 said:Silvio, buddy, when are you actually going to sit down and look at my birth chart? 🍿

I finally finished submitting my mathematical proofs to some American academic journals—so now, I actually have some breathing room for astrology.
silverwolf88 silverwolf88 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2015
#119 ·
silverwolf88 said:I sent my paper on mathematical derivatives to some American math journals—now I finally have nothing to do but dive into astrology.

P. S:

We're just sitting here waiting for the peer reviewers to decide whether Gottfried Leibniz or Daniel Bernoulli actually had it right.
silverwolf88 silverwolf88 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2015
#120 ·
They can't stop us from talking about leggings here

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