💰 Grifter "Mad at the Internet" - a/k/a My Psychotherapy Sessions

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Everyone should know that the best way to deal with this is to walk up to a woman you don't know, say "Hello, you absolute legend. I don't want to take up too much of your time, but I just wanna say, that I think you're really, really cute." And then walk away from her when she replies to you.

Surefire way to avoid any possibility of a consent accident.
 
DeutschfagAufAbwegen said:
Why did this thread turn into incel dating/ hookup advice and debate thread? Did I miss something major on the last show?
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Because for some Kiwis, everywhere they go, they must rape.
Also, if this argument continues on to the point of being a meme then Josh should open up his next stream with this song overlayed ontop of a SaberSpark video.
 
Gravityqueen4life said:
Rumble has been down for a few days now. what happen?
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I've never asked "may i have sex with you?" to a woman I have had sex with. If a man and a woman are both not autistic, the signs that sex is on the table and in the cards are almost always obvious. If you're unsure, err on the side of caution and don't go for it. If you're autistic, ask explicitly if you can have sex because you're socially retarded and may be committing a rape.

This is an autistic vs non autistic debate.

I do think I will give my girl a firm handshake after our next romp in the hay because that is very funny.
 
The Lawgiver said:
I don't think walking up to anyone and saying "wanna fuck?" is gonna get you anything other than getting looked at weird at best or getting fucking decked in the face at second best in a lot of cases.
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I can't help but think of that old boomer job hunting advice greentext that I'm not going to bother to look for. "Just walk right in, look 'em square in the eye, and give 'em a firm handshake!" But the "Wanna fuck" line comes into play during "the heat of the moment."
 
Maybe it's my abominable moid brain and I should read more of the Man-Hate thread, but I don't understand why that girl didn't go to the police. Okay, it happens and you're scared afterwards. Makes sense. You didn't want it, but it happened. But you then go back and proceed to do it multiple times
 
Ive got to chime in on team "just don't have casual sex". There's nothing wrong with verbally asking for consent, you don't have to sound like the biggest fucking nerd on the planet when you do it - but I don't think it's going to be all that effective.

The girl in this story would come back and cry rape nomater what because, like Null said, what she's really mad about is not getting jn a relationship. She's already telling the story in a way that unreasonably minimizes all the things she did to show consent, a verbal question would just be one more detail that she brushes off with some line about how she's basically just a kid and didn't feel free to say no. I don't think that detail with nothing else being different would change what side anyone's on.

The real moral of the story is that doing the Casanova thing where you dangle a relationship you have no intention of actually having over a woman to get her to fuck pretty much always goes bad.
 
waffle said:
Ive got to chime in on team "just don't have casual sex". There's nothing wrong with verbally asking for consent, you don't have to sound like the biggest fucking nerd on the planet when you do it - but I don't think it's going to be all that effective.

The girl in this story would come back and cry rape nomater what because, like Null said, what she's really mad about is not getting jn a relationship. She's already telling the story in a way that unreasonably minimizes all the things she did to show consent, a verbal question would just be one more detail that she brushes off with some line about how she's basically just a kid and didn't feel free to say no. I don't think that detail with nothing else being different would change what side anyone's on.

The real moral of the story is that doing the Casanova thing where you dangle a relationship you have no intention of actually having over a woman to get her to fuck pretty much always goes bad.
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Meanwhile, the pajeet being dragged into a cop car: HOW CAN SHE SAY I RAPE?!?!? SHE SHOW CLEAVAGE! SHE LOOK ME IN EYE! SHE CONSENTING!
 
The Lawgiver said:
I don't think walking up to anyone and saying "wanna fuck?" is gonna get you anything other than getting looked at weird at best or getting fucking decked in the face at second best in a lot of cases.
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Are you autistic, or are you an ESL Indian with low reading comprehension?
 
It's almost like you're all autists with low social comprehension. If you're having casual sex, best to ask for consent, whether that's as simple as "can I do x" or working your way up the foreplay ladder to actual intercourse. Same deal with being in a new relationship, because it's a way to get into a conversation about what both of you like / want. "Can I eat you out?" "No, I don't like that- can you finger me instead?" If you're worried about "killing the mood," use physical signals- work your hand lower down her thigh, go from kissing her mouth to kissing her neck / ears, go from rubbing her shoulder to grazing a boob. You've gotta watch the woman's reaction, and if you're worried about being an autist who can't understand body language, just ask for fucking consent. It's better to verify than spook your partner by doing something they don't want.
 
If someone finds it hard to say "no" or "stop" or just leave for whatever reason then is putting them on the spot with a direct question really any better? You could easily argue it is worse to ask a direct question even if it is in a casual smooth way that feels right in the moment. With a straight forward question they could feel pressured to answer a certain way and then find it difficult to go back on once they have answered. I can easily see the exact opposite arguments being made.

Consent should be something you know when you see not an autists binary questionnaire.
 
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