Opium Tales - the Last Romantics
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Toxic masculinity turns women on
One of my four smoking hot cousins described what she found sexy in men.
One of my four smoking hot cousins described what she found sexy in men. And what turned her off.
Why incels remain incels
And it ain’t looks or money
You may be a total stud with the babes. But this article is still worth reading because if you have a huge extended family like yours truly, I’m pretty sure you have young incels in your family. And you’d be abl...
The second to last Architectural hurrah that few of us remember
To be clear, I’m not one of those “why can’t they blah blah blah?” losers. I fucking hate those people.
If you want to demoralize a people, tell them either they have no culture or their culture has been dead for 100+ years. So from an ene...
Your preferences are your preferences
And they’re none of anyone else’s business
Well, assuming they’re legal. But that should go without saying.
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Old man at the bar who's rooting for ya. Editor/Photographer for OT Magazine. Currently studying oil painting.
Writing short stories for adults (Pulp on the Edge). Packaging/Editing genre short fiction for boys (The Boys Book Series: Amazon + B&N + Kobo + Audible). Founder/Editor Emeritus (Pulp, Pipe, & Poetry)
Craftsman, blacksmith, mythmaker. Writes on Autodidacticism, Geopolitics, History, Psychology, Religion, Game Theoretical Analysis, Film and Fiction, Art and Meaning. 30 books and counting.
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