Welcome to the world of love, a mysterious place where we often trade authenticity for approval. It's the arena where our dashing representative – that slick, suave version of ourselves – steps forward, ready to engage in a passionate tango. This deceptive dance is what I call the Seductive Chameleon Effect.
When we start dating, we're authentic – we're real. Then, as we begin to fall for someone, we instinctively start mirroring them. It's the highest form of flattery, or so we've been led to believe. Consider the Casanova who turns into a gentle romantic because he's found 'The One'. Love is his kryptonite, his transformation catalyst. He feels the need to convince his lady that his philandering days are behind him. Why? Because he realizes the damage he's done, the hearts he's toyed with – but trust me, darling, I'm digressing.
Here's what happens next. You begin to mold your world to her liking, even sacrificing your pleasures for hers. Picture this: You're a culinary maestro who loves whipping up hearty Spaghetti Alfredo, eating it right out of the bowl. But when she's around, you become a gourmet chef, serving the same dish in exquisite Nora Fleming dishes. That's the Seductive Chameleon Effect in action.
This chameleon dance continues until you're comfortable enough in the relationship to be yourself again. Suddenly, she's exposed to the real you – the guy who enjoys spaghetti on the couch while binging College Football all Saturday in his favorite (slightly worn-out) boxer briefs. This is where the confusion sets in; she never knew this was the real you.
In love, our auto-pilot often takes the wheel, leading us to make changes we aren't conscious of. Like me, you might find yourself trying to persuade your partner that you've left behind some old habits or principles. Here's the catch: love's compelling tug-of-war keeps you grounded, despite your instincts urging you to flee. And the most exciting part? She's performing the same dance too!
The antidote to the Seductive Chameleon Effect? Simple. Embrace your selfishness. Pursue your passions. Love in your unique way. Be present, not a puppet controlled by auto-pilot. We're all shape-shifters, constantly evolving with every tick of the clock.
Adopt the "Love Me or Leave Me" philosophy – a straightforward, yet powerful mantra that encourages acceptance of yourself and your partner, just as you both are. Don't settle for less, whether it's a mediocre pair of shoes or a lackluster Spaghetti Alfredo presentation. But keep in mind, the 80/20 rule before you make a run for the exit.
To truly ignite our relationships, we must bypass the Seductive Chameleon Effect and prioritize our happiness. Anything less leads to an inevitable downward spiral.
So, dare to be selfish and remember, your happiness is your greatest seduction. As always, "If you can't see your success, change your vantage point.”
So, you've graduated from the basics of Modern Chivalry Level 1, and you're already bringing a new energy to every room you walk into. People are drawn to you, women can't resist your charm, and men want to be you. But the game's not over. Let's dive into the nuances of Modern Chivalry Level 2.
Level 2 is all about understanding confidence. It's not a magic potion you chug down, it's a muscle you've been training. You've begun to trust yourself, and the momentum is building. That momentum is an infectious positivity, an energy that you're spreading with every laugh and smile.
How about we play a game? It's called the 'Smile Game'. Set a daily goal for the smiles you're aiming to inspire. On Day 1, you aim for one smile. On Day 2, it's two smiles. Keep it rolling, and if you ever miss a day, no worries, just add those smiles to the next day's target. And here's the trick - the first smile of the day is always your own.
The ultimate goal of Level 2 is controlling the beast within - your emotions. Whether it's food, alcohol, sex, money, or video games, if you let these desires control you, they turn into beasts. But if you control them, they can serve you. Power comes from restoring balance where there was chaos.
Have you ever daydreamed about the kind of old-school charm that'd make dames swoon and gents nod in approval? Buckle up, playboys, we're taking a wild ride back to the future. We're talking about Modern Chivalry, where charisma meets courtesy, and irresistible charm is the new cool.
Ever considered how tech might be sabotaging your love game? Back in the day, chivalry was our ace, our secret sauce. Then, out of nowhere, doors started opening themselves, TV screens started blurting out curse words, and smart phones put provocative content right in our hands. Just like that, the art of Modern Chivalry started fading, and so did the allure of the irresistible gentleman. But fret not, we've got the roadmap to get you back in the game.
Ready to revive your inner gallant knight? Let's dive into our four-level Modern Chivalry boot camp:
Stop playing the comparison game. You’re the only you in this universe. Embrace your uniqueness, flaws, and all. If you're not loving yourself, why should anyone else?
Flash a smile, crack a joke, and be the sunshine everyone craves. Trust me, laughter is an aphrodisiac.
Ditch the curse words, unless it’s a dire situation. Be different, stand out. And when a gentleman speaks, everyone listens.
Open doors, let her in first, help her to the table. Don't just do it for the applause, do it because it’s the right thing to do. That, my friend, is Modern Chivalry.
Ah, the barbershop - a carnival of conversations, an Olympic arena of fiery debates, where a guy can be a 'Guy.' Each visit is a ride through a labyrinth of chatter, some sensible, some random. But today, my dear readers, the conversation took an exciting detour into my lane. Buckle up!
You know the guy - always trying to ruffle feathers with his tales of conquest. So, in walks Mr. "I've-Got-It-All," attempting to assert his coolness. Not on my watch, bud. Here's the juicy bit:
Johnny Everready: "So, my side-piece asked me, 'Is this just about the fun in bed?' I said, 'No way, I like you.' What would you guys say?"
Cue the laughter, the applause, the cheerleading. But I, the relationship whisperer, decided to shake things up a bit:
Swagger Coxch: "ABSOLUTELY! But darling, you do that little thing that drives me wild!" Of course, that was a slick lie. I added, "Isn't she supposed to be your side-piece?"
For the uninitiated, a "side-piece" or "jump-off" is someone you call for some no-strings-attached action. But apparently, not everyone got that memo.
Our man, Johnny, wasn't keen on being forthright. He feared losing the "benefits" of his side-piece arrangement. To that, I say, "Confidence issue?" Nope, says Johnny, he couldn't care less.
But when I probed, Johnny tried to deflect:
Johnny Everready: "Have you dealt with many women? Are you married?"
And I, ever the gentleman, put him back in his place, "Not up for discussion, champ. You're the one trying to play Kanye here."
What unfolded next was Johnny admitting his five-year "affair" while being married. My stance was clear: "You're playing a single man's game while married, bro. You're basically married to two women now."
Johnny thought he found a way out, claiming he did things with his side-piece he couldn't do with his wife.
Swagger Coxch: "Then, you chose wrong, Johnny. You've suppressed your desires or lied to your wife from the beginning. You should have found someone who's into the same stuff as you. You wouldn't have to cheat then."
To cut a long story short, Johnny confessed to being greedy, to wanting his wife and his side-piece. I left him with this thought, "If you haven't shared enough emotions with your wife, or before you married your wife, that might be the problem. You're dealing with two packages, each with its own set of headaches."
This barbershop tale of love, lust, and misplaced affections left me wondering. But what do you think? I'd love to hear your thoughts.
And remember, always be fuching selfish, because your happiness can inspire others.
"If you can't see your success, change your vantage pointe."
"Hey there, beautiful people! Have you ever heard people brag about how they're the luckiest ones around? That's exactly what the king of hip-hop, Jay-Z, confessed during his Fade to Black concert movie. That night, he felt he had the world in his hand – all stars aligned, just waiting for him to pluck one. Sounds enchanting, doesn't it?
Back in the good ol' days, getting 'lucky' meant more than a casual fling; it was about finding love. And when you find love, my dears, luck seems to follow you like a smitten puppy.
Have you ever felt that strange energy – a vibrant hum that fills you when you're truly, deeply passionate about something? Jay-Z's passion for rap made him ready for that perfect night he dreamt of. His intense love for his craft stirred the universe, drawing luck towards him.
Now, remember your childhood fantasies? Pretending to be a doctor, a pilot, or a princess, perhaps? You loved the idea so intensely that it was almost as if the universe couldn’t resist aligning everything to make it happen. Your teacher got sick before the exam, you snagged a 'B' on that party-inspired paper (confession time: it had your mom's secret pie recipe hidden in it).
If you didn’t pay attention to these small miracles, you may not have realized how lucky you've been all along. Consider the delightful synchronicity that has led you to where you stand now!
Find your love. Embrace it. Let it bubble up inside you until it forms a passion so intense, it vibrates through your being. Then, take a step back and watch in awe as your own unique dance of love and luck unfolds, guiding the stars to align just for you.
And remember, my lovely ones, be gloriously selfish. Your radiant happiness will become a beacon for others to follow. Because, "if you can't see your success, change your vantage pointe."
In the world of romance, it seems like we're trapped in a constant cycle, a relentless quest for 'more.' We give our hearts, our souls, yet we always fear it's not enough. But what if I told you that what feels like 'nothing' might be the key to 'everything'?
We often view 'nothing' with fear - an empty space where love should be. But could 'nothing' instead be a sacred space, a place where love can grow in its purest form? When we stop trying to fill every moment with gestures and words, we create room for the magic of unspoken understanding, for love that is so profound, so deep, it doesn't need to be declared to be felt.
Herein lies the magic: when we cease our relentless pursuit of 'more', we allow 'nothing' to blossom into 'everything'. This might seem paradoxical, but it's a truth deeply rooted in human connection. When we let go of our need for affirmation and start to appreciate the beauty of silent understanding, we discover that what seemed like 'nothing' is indeed 'everything'.
So, how do we achieve this transformation? By embracing the art of letting go. When we release our preconceived notions of what love 'should' look like, we make space for what it 'could' be. In this state of openness and acceptance, we find that we are indeed enough, and our love story transforms from a quest for more into a celebration of everything we already have.
"It's never enough. Until it's nothing, and then it's everything." -Swagger Coxch
It's a reminder to us all - let's stop chasing 'enough' and start embracing the 'nothing'. Only then can we unlock the door to 'everything'.
Listen closely, because I know why you're here, yearning for answers. You've been dancing around this question: why aren't you good enough? You're craving more, wanting to uncover the secret to becoming enough, to becoming irresistible. You're eager to satisfy his needs, yet you're left thirsty for your own desires. But darling, what do both of you truly crave?
The answer? "Old School Love". And here’s how to capture it.
Cast your mind back to childhood – we're frolicking on the playground, and I'm engrossed in a game of football or maybe basketball with the boys. You're there, ostensibly with your friends, but your gaze is on me. Unknown to you, my eyes are stealing glances back.
You’re amidst the radiant sun, a field dotted with dandelions ready to be blown into the wind, and honeysuckle's sweet scent wafts on the breeze. You scoff at us boys sucking the nectar from the honeysuckle, but when I coax you into trying it, you discover its hidden sweetness. That's the birth of trust. I dash off to rejoin the game, leaving you behind with a sweet memory. That’s “Old School Love”, the flavor of trust, of sweet moments and the creation of a bond that time cannot erase.
Gentlemen, we are eternally children at heart, craving fun and camaraderie. When we meet our "Great White Buffalo", our match in wit and joy, we can't help but commit. A perfect balance forms when you effortlessly blend into our social circle, earning their respect, their laughter, and their admiration. Suddenly, his friends become yours, and vice versa.
Become the source of positivity, and people will flock to your energy. It’s simple, really: men seek fun. And when you match his friends in joy and carefreeness, he’ll have no option but to commit.
Stay atop the fun hierarchy by involving yourself in his world. Pretend, if you must. Over time, you'll come to enjoy his passions, further strengthening your bond. Remember, we men are creatures of emotion. These feelings can shift, but when you integrate into our interests, you ensure your position in our lives. Look at the bigger picture of our actions and understand our peculiar habits. We're like electrons in a chaotic dance - decipher our patterns, and you'll find meaning.
Recreate that old school love every day. You see, darling, we may not vocalize our commitment, but our actions speak volumes. You need to listen, to understand our non-verbal cues.
Mirror us, as we mirror you. When you inject fun into our lives, we reciprocate by stepping up. Together, let's keep the flame of old school love burning.
Lupe Fiasco said it best:
"Give me that old school love right now I'm leaving it all up to you darling, giving you everything you want And give me that old school love right now You know when I hold you, you won't be alone..."
What is love?
What is addiction?
Love is never getting enough of what you do want, some say.
Addiction is never getting enough of what you don't want, some say that too.
I would like to offer another answer to this question that even science can't answer. I would like to start with another movie quote from Interstellar, which gave causeway for so many thoughts.
Love isn't something we invented. It's observable, powerful, it has to mean something... Love is the one thing we're capable of perceiving that transcends dimensions of time and space.
As evidenced by the italics in the quote the pieces that I thought needed further consideration and lead to my thoughts on the subject matter.
I explain love as premium energy.
Let's take that a step further.
In my posts on energy, I explained that men have nozzles and women have buckets.
This concept I reintroduce by saying men operate off a feeling and women operate via emotions or groups of feelings.
Love, I also stated was the greatest invention. This is because it can't be explained, touched, or even seen. All that may be true but love you can experience.
Love, I will now explain in a different context.
Love is a feeling so positive that it can't come from within. Because we generate these supercharged feelings and emotions and can't explain them we attach them to things outside of ourselves.
We have become so detached from ourselves that we believe this great feeling is external.
Think of it this way; if you woke up early in the morning to see the sunrise and it gave you this supercharged feeling, you would attach that feeling to the sun, not yourself.
In turn, you would wake up every morning to get that feeling.
See where I AM going with this.
In other words, action or presence of someone generated this supercharged feeling you would attach love to this person.
Since you crave this feeling you conclude that you must love that person.
If this person is consistently around when you vibrate at that frequency you determine you are in the momentum of love or in love.
If you generate a feeling that you dislike it must mean you hate that person.
But in actuality, you attached your dis-ease to that person. Addiction works the same way.
You never get over the drug because you have attached the good vibration to the drug instead of addressing the feelings or emotions within you.
Everything has a two-party system, good and evil, god and the Devil, Democrat, and Republican, masculine and feminine, they aren't different, they are the same viewed from a different vantage point.
Love is hate, positive is negative, and repel can propel, there is no exception to the rule, it's how the system works.
The key takeaway is this: the feelings or emotions that we crave are within US not out there.
We can't explain love, and we can't communicate love because love is internal.
Addiction makes you look to someone or something else as your source of happiness or sadness.
It lets you off the hook.
It releases the tension in your mind because you get to play the blame game, instead of addressing yourself.
These supercharged feelings or emotions let you know when you are on the path of ease.
I AM starting to think everything is about self-discovery.
"Our cells" sound an awful lot like "ourselves"...
When we begin to think about what we think about we start to figure these things out.
When we tip the scales in the favor of love within ourselves we will find more things that generate supercharged feelings and emotions.
Feelings and emotions are our internal GPS.
The moment we attach our beacons to someone else we can easily be led down the wrong path...
Be selfish and fix your damn GPS and I AM willing to bet you will come to a dead stop when it hits you.
I make me ...
If we're going to play the game fair then everything that is in your presence when you experience these super-charged feelings and emotions should get attached to it, which ultimately means you love everything!
Where did we come from?
Did we love ourselves so much that we wanted to keep reproducing the feeling that we already generated, as though we could never get enough of it?
Did we come from another galaxy or alternate possibility?
Who created ourselves in this galaxy because we love ourselves that much?
In these movies I have been watching lately time is the binding agent to the Universe.
If we break uni meaning one and verse being sound, then we all vibrate to the same sound.
I AM willing to bet that sound is love and this has been the case throughout time...
Ever thought why we say, "Stay out of my business"? Funny how 'business' substitutes for 'personal life.' It's a subtle hint, my friend - you, yes you, are a business, from the moment you enter this world. Remember that 'birth certificate'? That's your business license. See, you were always meant for business!
What's better than a thriving business? Two of them merging! Enter romantic relationships, the merger of two successful ventures, each with their own assets and liabilities. As these businesses amalgamate, we become more than just people in love. We form a Corporation of Hearts. In a business, we stay focused, leaving emotions aside. What if we approach our relationships the same way? Let's take a look.
Every business decision you make in your relationship should pass through the litmus test - "Is this a good business decision?" The assets and liabilities you bring to the merger now belong to the corporation that your love has created. Each disagreement is a business meeting where emotions are sidelined, and the point at stake is tackled head-on.
Don't get me wrong. There is a time and place for emotions and feelings - within you, the individual, the Person, separate from the business. They are your personal companions, residing within the confinements of your 'personal life.' They are about self, shaped by perception. Since we know perception can be as varied as the number of stars in the night sky, it's clear - they don't have a seat at the business table.
You are a business and you've got to play the part. Every action in your relationship should echo the calculated precision of a business move. Feelings and emotions? They make you human, not a battery. However, they are the weekend warriors, not your 9-5 troops.
Ever feel like your partner is speaking a language you just can't comprehend? Like you’re both Neanderthals grunting in the cave of love? Newsflash: you’re not alone. Welcome to the world of cross-gender communication, where 'I love you' has as many dialects as there are couples.
Picture this. I'm holding the door open for you. No words escape my lips, but that gesture screams volumes. It's my silent ode to your royalty, a symbolic bow to my queen. See, we men often communicate through actions, our silent 'I love you's' threaded through everyday gestures.
Remember that date where I cooked your favorite meal? I wasn't just being a considerate partner; I was screaming my affection from the rooftop of my heart. Did you notice your favorite scented candles at my place? That wasn't a random choice. It was a love letter written in wax and fragrance.
Do we guys come across as quiet or unresponsive? We’re just busy scanning you, taking in your expressions, your outfit, your hair flips, and yes, even the lip-licking frequency. It's our way of loving you, the 'show' to your 'tell'.
But here's the catch - to bridge this communication gap, we need to decipher each other’s love languages.
We men can often mistake your emotional sharing as a call to arms, a plea to fix everything that's wrong. While you ladies might misconstrue our silence as indifference, when in fact, we're just downloading all the data you've unknowingly supplied.
My golden advice? Slow down and decode.
No, this isn't a rerun of your favorite Netflix binge. We're diving headfirst into the pulsating heart of the human experience—where it all kicks off. Picture this: Sex. It's an electrifying tango, a release of high-octane energy that leaves you breathless. But here's the spicy truth: that high-octane fun, it's fleeting, a mirage in the scorching desert of love. Unless it mixes with the steady burn of negative energy or the vibrant blaze of love energy, it's like a lit match in the wind—here one moment, gone the next. So, let's decode this intimate dance.
A hot popcorn night in, I stumbled upon the movie "LUCY". It nudged me into a deep dive. The crux? When things are smooth sailing, our cells think self-preservation. But when the storm hits? Reproduce. Pass on the knowledge. Survive. It got me pondering—was the movie pointing to our mental state, our environment, or just the state of the human condition? The answer? Well, it's a cocktail of all three.
Remember those wild nights, a glass in hand, drowning in the rhythm of the crowd? Been there, done that. I was channeling my hurt into a battlefield of love, recreating the pain in a twisted cycle. But deep down, something felt off. It felt like a never-ending game of cat and mouse, and I was losing myself in the chase.
The genesis of all things pure—a son's love for his mother, the bond between a father and daughter, the butterflies of a first romance. That's the love we're talking about here. The pure, unadulterated form of affection that gets distorted with time. But here's my gameplan—I'm aiming to restore the balance. The secret? Love, the ultimate premium fuel, laced with high-octane bursts.
Here's your mission, should you choose to accept it—trace your steps back to the root of your pain. Find that moment that sent you spiralling and look at it from a fresh perspective. Ladies, intelligence isn't just about outsmarting men. It's about nurturing fruitful relationships. Gentlemen, it's time to channel our strategies for a noble cause. The true 'game' isn't winning a woman—it's maintaining the momentum of love for both our sakes.
Just remember: Be deliciously selfish. It's your happiness that matters, and in witnessing it, others can learn to find their own joy.
And as Jay-Z's lyrics echo in my mind, "Touch me with, a heart of gold, I can't go a day without my sunshine." Remember, the most potent fuel of all is love. Change your vantage point and witness your success in full HD.
The biblical concept of being equally yoked suggests that successful marriages are built on shared beliefs, values, and priorities. However, this concept stretches deeper than religion alone and can prove challenging when these beliefs evolve over time. But is it solely about having identical perspectives, or could it also involve a mutual respect for each other's growth and individuality? Let's delve into this concept and explore its impact on relationships.
The essence of being equally yoked extends beyond your spouse and infiltrates all relationships. It hinges on shared core beliefs, values, and priorities, fostering a common ground to connect and grow. But what happens when we don't fully understand the origin of these ideals? How does our upbringing influence the foundations of our belief system and impact our relationships?
Consider a child raised in a military family. The unique dynamics of this lifestyle often form a self-sustaining familial unit, with an ingrained sense of otherness towards non-military individuals. These subconscious beliefs, formed in early childhood, carry forward into adult relationships and can impact one's ability to relate to others.
Children of military personnel often unconsciously carry the imprints of this lifestyle. Dependence on family, a tendency to form connections with military individuals, and an expectation of continual progress are some of the deep-seated beliefs that may surface. However, these beliefs may lead to anxiety and discomfort when out of the military environment, akin to a fish out of water.
Recognizing these subconscious beliefs, values, or priorities is the first step towards making a change. It's about identifying the auto-pilot mode you're running on, a result of years of conditioning. Being equally yoked, in essence, means having similar programming or mentality.
Once we understand this programming, the next step is to adapt and align it with our current way of thinking. Changing past programming can be difficult, primarily because most individuals aren't aware it exists. However, acknowledging this conditioning helps to create a shared understanding with your partner, thereby contributing to a balanced and more harmonious relationship.
The real difference between people lies not in their financial status or outward conditions but in their mentality or programming. It's crucial to recognize this in your partner, and often, this understanding comes through time or shared experiences of stress. Remember, being equally yoked is not about identical thinking but rather about shared understanding and respect for each other's journey and growth.
The age-old debate about relationship dynamics and gender roles has sparked countless conversations. Often, the misunderstanding lies in the concept of submissiveness. Is catering to your partner a sign of being submissive? It all comes down to perspective and the value you attach to the work you do.
Many believe that everything in a relationship should be fifty-fifty. But what exactly constitutes 'half'? Let's delve into a common scenario: a stay-at-home wife. Imagine a woman who manages all household chores, prepares meals, and contributes to the intimate side of the relationship. Is she submissive, or is she contributing in her unique way?
To the contrary, this woman is a queen. Why? Because her partner goes out to provide for her while she creates a nurturing and comfortable home. She's a homemaker, not a servant.
Let's consider a 'mastermind group' analogy. This term refers to a group of two or more people moving in the same direction towards a common goal. When both partners contribute their unique skills and ideas, the relationship benefits. However, a problematic factor is the increasing need for individual credit, fuelled by a surge in pride.
When the couple tastes success, it should be a 'we' moment, not a 'look-at-me' celebration. Similarly, in times of struggle, the focus should be on finding a better strategy together, not blaming one another. The real fifty-fifty scenario is when both partners understand and respect the matriarch and patriarch roles, realizing that both masculine and feminine energies coexist in each individual.
The cornerstone of a healthy relationship is understanding that it's a team effort. Submissiveness is more about internal programming than external actions. If a woman cooks and cleans while the man earns, it doesn't necessarily signify submissiveness. It could instead be a mutual agreement based on individual skills and preferences.
However, it's vital for both partners to have confidence in the relationship and its longevity. Instead of focusing on 'what ifs' and insecurity, focus on building a life together where you're both comfortable and satisfied with your contributions.
Remember, it doesn't matter who gets the credit as long as you work as a team in both triumph and defeat. So, if you find yourself in a traditional role, don't let societal norms define your perception. Embrace your role, be confident, and remember that every task contributes to the strength of the relationship.
Opposites attract, they say, a mantra touted as romantic wisdom. However, I beg to indulge you in a little different perspective - a sexier, more provocative one. Prepare to discover how the magic of "positivity propels."
Consider this: in the land of magnetism, a positive pole and a negative pole irresistibly draw to each other. But what's truly happening? One party is forfeiting its positivity, while the other is shedding its negativity. You've probably lamented, "They're dragging my mood down!" Sound familiar? It's a textbook case of a joyful soul being sucked into the whirlpool of its somber opposite, effectively becoming a less happy version of itself.
Then there's the other adage: like repels like. I dare say this is a misconstrued interpretation and a somewhat gloomy perspective on a potentially positive scenario. Instead of repelling, two similar poles - they propel! They launch each other forward in the direction they're already heading.
Imagine, a beacon of positivity encounters another. Suddenly, you have an explosion of good vibes, a positivity supernova. The same holds true for negativity, for misery does love company. Hence, you may find yourself either seeking a partner in gloom or, rather regrettably, attempting to drench a positive spirit with your gloomy showers.
But here's the thing, some of us in our darker moments will actively seek out those beaming with positivity to lift our spirits - thus, positivity propels positivity. And the mantra to remember? "Don't worry, be happy..."
The moral of this story is to be, as I'd cheekily call it, "fuching selfish." Radiate your happiness like a sun on a mission, for your joy has a contagious charm. By witnessing your boundless positivity, others may just catch a reflection of their own potential for happiness.
It's not about the size of the ship, darling, it's the motion of your emotion. The intriguing sensation you feel from a gift - whether it's as petite as a thimble or as grand as a mansion - is what truly counts. That feeling? It's called "premium energy."
Well, you must be curious: when does size matter, if at all? Let me pour you a glass of wisdom. Size matters, dear reader, only in two rather unfortunate scenarios: a damsel starved of emotional fulfillment or a gentleman nursing an ailing self-esteem.
You see, if her bucket is bone-dry, signifying a dire absence of premium energy, your sexual energy must plumb the depths. Indeed, you require a robust reservoir of sexual energy to make up for her premium energy deficit. In this case, yes, size does matter.
But wait, let's paint a different picture. Suppose you douse this lady's bucket with love until it brims, leaving only a smidge of room for sexual energy. Then, voilà, you don't need to boast a gargantuan capacity for sexual energy because she's already saturated with everything she needs. Now, any extra sexual energy you bring is simply the cherry on top.
Your preoccupation with size is simply a symptom of a confidence crisis. Let me tell you a little secret: if she's been around the block (and she's no virgin), her bucket might've been expanded before. But remember, as long as you can fill it, size becomes irrelevant.
Picture this, you pour your energy into her bucket, any residue from past lovers will either get vaporized or squeezed out. So, drop the anxiety, the fear - confidence is the real sex appeal here, my friend.
In conclusion, size only matters when there's a premium energy drought. So, focus on nurturing an abundant spring of premium energy instead of fretting about your size. After all, it's the feeling, the emotion, the connection that's the ultimate aphrodisiac.