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World leaders at the 2012 G8 Summit in Camp David were watching the UEFA Champions League final (Chelsea vs. Bayern Munich).
Chelsea won on penalties - so David Cameron (UK) celebrates wildly with arms raised, Obama cheers, while Merke/ (German) looks less thrilled.
(White House photo by Pete Souza)
5Was she conservative in the number of Chad's orgasms that she craved? Inquiring minds want to know.
@Typo-MAGAshiv A popular low effort type of upload is the short format reaction video.
Uploader's face visible in the corner while someone's video plays, maybe mugging for the camera. Then either the video freezes on the last frame and the uploader comments from the corner, or the freeze frame switches to thumbnail while the uploader comments on full screen.
This is a low investment, low effort way to churn out "unique" video content. Might help grow your channel to something large enough to incentivize/justify generating more complex fully new/unique content later down the line.
Baron Coleman is an example of a guy who had a tiny unnoticed channel 9 months ago. He started covering the Charlie Kirk case, and his channel blew up. He's now approaching 300K subscribers, and his daily shows get 1/4 million views. Other well known content creators have him on as a guest as well as clip, animate, and otherwise repackage his content, and one made an awesome intro song for him. He's now raking in quite an income stream from his channel.
Read MoreI didn't really care too much for his "super empath" wording but his description of the narcissist psychology and their meeting a person with a fair amount of depth and rapport did make sense to me
I haven't heard of what you described, I have noticed narcs tend to date eachother often (the "toxic" relationship) that often gets talked about
I have noticed that narcs getting incredibly intoxicated on people with depth to their character but low enough self esteem to latch on
I find the more one respects themselves and loves themselves the tactics of the narc never really appeal to the self-loving deep person
This is why I never relied too heavy on it and haven't based my life around it. I've done a lot of research and planning with Grok and I'm using as much AI as possible before the model costs change.
This is also yet another reason I have put my favor into Grok, I think it will end up being the one that manages to keep costs down and use most available. OpenAI seems fucked and Claude has new problems constantly
I don't think people realize how much clinical pathologies affect red pill dynamics in relationships
You end up having to hold frame in situations where relationship frame is inherently predicated on accounting for pathological disorders and not just intersexual dynamics and in a way responding and reacting to the other person as though you are treating their condition as opposed to because she is a woman
I don't think a lot of men realize what they are dealing with when they get involved with heavily damaged women, it is not just about attraction and rapport, you are dealing with fundamentally disordered people
I try to spread cluster B and narcissistic personality awareness as much as possible on here where it is fitting
I think this is a good explanation for why a lot of your guys' relationships were doomed to fail despite your best efforts and I think a lot of you guys are with a lot more cluster B types than you think you were
Watch this is you've had any recent bad or chaotic relationships and see if it applies
Check out this article from a British liberal newspaper -40 year old women wants to get married but is only attracted to "bad boys, what can she do?
This is basically a classic dose of cock carousel rider would like to dismount to settle down but can't bring herself to "settle" for a guy that gives no tingles but it is seem from a liberal view point. The agony aunt comes up with some vague hamstering but concludes pretty well. "We’re talking a lot about “bad boys”, but sometimes we are the ones with the commitment problem. We just need to be honest and admit it."
uk.yahoo.com/news/voices-nice-guys-bore-bad-050000715.html
"I’m 40 and I’m starting to panic that I’ve missed the boat when it comes to finding a husband – because antiquated as it may sound, I do really want one. I‘ve never been married and I’ve always dreamed of sharing my life with someone special. I’ve had so many three-to-six month relationships I don’t even know if I could list them all without forgetting someone’s name, but I haven’t met anyone I actually wanted to go the distance with (well, apart from one, who I dated for a year, but he ended up breaking my heart).
I don’t have much of a problem being asked out on dates, thankfully – and I have met a lot of guys who wanted to be with me ... but the ones who have been keen to be “long-term” have always been “nice guys” (or “too nice”, to put it a different way). And even though they were lovely and kind and actually messaged back (rather than disappearing for days on end), I got bored. There wasn’t enough of a “spark” because they had no “edge”."
I would observe that perhaps these bad boys are not actually even bad at all in most cases. They are actually guys out of her league who give her tingles. They can behave differently. They Act with confidence and they can take or leave her. Eventually they leave her. She feels that makes them bad but actually they are just high value. Some will be rule breakers because they are confident enough in their own value but they are not actually bad by nature.
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