
rushil
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I nearly got into a fight at an LA bar once. I practice pickpocketing people when I'm drunk and bored in a club somewhere. I give it everything back, unless it's a bottle from the bar. There was a time I tried pickpocketing a random girl in a toronto club called isabelas. She had an iPhone sticking out of her left backpocket. A friend dared me to lift it from her, and because I was drunk and bored, I did it. Only, she caught me. I was too sloppy with the technique. Anyway, that's not the reason for why I almost got in a fight. The toronto girls took it lightly. The men in LA did not. First, it was the end of the night, but the bar had an afterparty reserved for a friendgroup celebrating. My friendgroup managed to sneak in somehow. Again, I was drunk and bored, so had my sights on a man. I had my wits and thought rather than going straight for the target, start by telling their friends you want to pickpocket the target. That way, the friends are aware, I return what I steal, or get caught with credibility. 0 reply
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if I were in one of those man podcasts, I’d say: in a woman’s mind, she seeks “her person.” She must go through many iterations, before prototyping her fiancé, til she marries “her person.” Now, as a man, there is the taxi cab theory. Men are taxi cabs, their light will turn on when they’re ready for marriage, otherwise it’s off. There’s a conflict between how men and women go about romance. For the woman, she would be hesitant to date a man with his lights off. Men that hide their light or direct it to other women are called gas lighters. Dating apps have made it simpler for women to filter out the unserious men, but the apps aren’t hip or are they? Who knows. The women are anxious, the men insatiable, both will never be satisfied. Bottom line, there’s a conflict of interest. 0 reply
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