Essential Quick Lil Gems on Dealing with Women

[Neuromancer]

Yeah normally I have to be proactive and put myself out there cuz when it does come I’m normally not interested in the girl or doing some everyday shyt like at Walmart (sorry to the Latina I ignored the cashier girl had to point that shyt out to me, I was just there for wd40 and some cheap boxers ). It’s only been a few weeks and I’m cutting so maybe that has something to do with lack of drive.

Women also suck at approaching. They have zero ability to make their desires known or actually engage. It’s sad.

 

[Neuromancer]

You know you in a drought when you don’t have motivation for p*ssy, if it comes it comes, won’t be on the hunt for now

That's not a drought bro. That's you not being thirsty.

 

[Neuromancer]

When does friendliness become overdone?

 

[NoirDynosaur]

Focus on leveling up brehs. Get your $$$ up. Work on being the most attractive version of YOU. All the time and effort you invest will pay off!

 

[Ahadi]

When does friendliness become overdone?

Sounds like she wants something from you without being “romantic” or sexual.

I had a joint ask me about my horoscopes, what I’m passionate about, all to end up saying “I’m just being friendly”



Which to me was BS, cause I’ve never heard of a girl use horoscopes as a way of NOT flirting.

 

[Krisrunner2049]

Women also suck at approaching. They have zero ability to make their desires known or actually engage. It’s sad.

Yeah ole girl kept coming down every aisle I went down and pulling up right next to me and just chocked it up to Walmart ppl wylin cashier bytch saw what I couldn’t

 

[Neuromancer]

Sounds like she wants something from you without being “romantic” or sexual.

I had a joint ask me about my horoscopes, what I’m passionate about, all to end up saying “I’m just being friendly”



Which to me was BS, cause I’ve never heard of a girl use horoscopes as a way of NOT flirting.

shyt sounds complicated for no reason.

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

You would think on these dating apps having things such as "fit, never married, no kids" etc (at 29) , would open you up to a lot of prospects...

Depends on what apps u using


Imma dating app Black belt

I can walk u through the process brah

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

@The M.I.C.

Deutsche Bank warns of global 'time bomb' coming due to rising inflation
Deutsche Bank warns of global 'time bomb' coming due to rising inflation
PUBLISHED MON, JUN 7 2021 12:49 PM EDTUPDATED 21 MIN AGO

Jeff Cox
@JEFFCOXCNBCCOM@JEFF.COX.7528
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KEY POINTS

• In an out-of-consensus forecast, Deutsche Bank is warning of a potential crisis coming from inflation.
• "The effects could be devastating, particularly for the most vulnerable in society," the firm's economists said.
• Most on Wall Street and at the Fed see inflation is a temporary problem that will ebb as special factors fade away.

In this article

• .BBKA

A customer shops for meat at a Costco store on May 24, 2021 in Novato, California.
Justin Sullivan | Getty Images
Inflation may look like a problem that will go away, but is more likely to persist and lead to a crisis in the years ahead, according to a warning from Deutsche Bank economists.

In a forecast that is well outside the consensus from policymakers and Wall Street, Deutsche issued a dire warning that focusing on stimulus while dismissing inflation fears will prove to be a mistake if not in the near term then in 2023 and beyond

The analysis especially points the finger at the Federal Reserve and its new framework in which it will tolerate higher inflation for the sake of a full and inclusive recovery. The firm contends that the Fed's intention not to tighten policy until inflation shows a sustained rise will have dire impacts.

"The consequence of delay will be greater disruption of economic and financial activity than would be otherwise be the case when the Fed does finally act," Deutsche's chief economist, David Folkerts-Landau, and others wrote. "In turn, this could create a significant recession and set off a chain of financial distress around the world, particularly in emerging markets."

As part of its approach to inflation, the Fed won't raise interest rates or curtail its asset purchase program until it sees "substantial further progress" toward its inclusive goals. Multiple central bank officials have said they are not near those objectives.

In the meantime, indicators such as the consumer price and personal consumption expenditures price indices are well above the Fed's 2% inflation goal. Policymakers say the current rise in inflation is temporary and will abate once supply disruptions and base effects from the early months of the coronavirus pandemic crisis wear off.

The Deutsche team disagrees, saying that aggressive stimulus and fundamental economic changes will present inflation ahead that the Fed will be ill-prepared to address.

"It may take a year longer until 2023 but inflation will re-emerge. And while it is admirable that this
patience is due to the fact that the Fed's priorities are shifting towards social goals, neglecting inflation leaves global economies sitting on a time bomb," Folkerts-Landau said. "The effects could be devastating, particularly for the most vulnerable in society."

[paste:font size="5"]unemployment benefits will send workers back to their jobs in the coming months, easing wage pressures.

On price pressures in general, Hatzius said that much of current spike is being driven by "the unprecedented role of outliers" that will ebb and bring levels back closer to normal.

"All this suggests that Fed officials can stick with their plan to exit only very gradually from the easy current policy stance," Hatzius wrote.

That will be a mistake, according to the Deutsche view.

Congress has approved more than $5 trillion in pandemic-related stimulus so far, and the Fed has nearly doubled its balance sheet, through monthly asset purchases, to just shy of $8 trillion. The stimulus continues to come through even with an economy that is expected to grow at about a 10% pace in the second quarter and an employment picture that has added an average 478,000 jobs a month in 2021.

"Never before have we seen such coordinated expansionary fiscal and monetary policy. This will continue as output moves above potential," Folkers-Landau said. "This is why this time is different for inflation."

The Deutsche team said the coming inflation could resemble the 1970s experience, a decade during which inflation averaged nearly 7% and was well into double digits at various times. Soaring food and energy prices along with the end of price controls helped push that era's soaring inflation.

Then-Fed Chairman Paul Volcker led the effort to squash inflation then, but needed to use dramatic interest rate hikes that triggered a recession. The Deutsche team worries that such a scenario could play out again.

"Already, many sources of rising prices are filtering through into the US economy. Even if they are transitory on paper, they may feed into expectations just as they did in the 1970s," they said. "The risk then, is that even if they are only embedded for a few months they may be difficult to contain, especially with stimulus so high."

The firm said interest rate hikes could "cause havoc in a debt-heavy world," with financial crises likely particularly in emerging economies where growth won't be able to overcome higher financing costs.

 

[VertigoKnight]

Had a good weekend. Friday I met up with a chick I hadn't seen since last September cute slim thick asian chick. But we keep in contact. We both know what's up, she was coming round to get dikked down properly and she's great company. Didn't skip a beat as always, we just always vibe. Had sushi. Smashed twice and she stayed over and wanted another round in the morning.

Spoiler: Previous post on the chick below

First one reminds me of my date last weekend.

Really sexy asian chick that I matched with on Hinge. We met up and walked to a nearby park and talked about lots of different stuff that we're both into. She even came back to mine to eat but I couldn't read her. She left mine and we didn't even hug. I was thinking



I was busy for the rest of the weekend. Then on Monday evening she messaged me saying did she upset me or something as I hadn't sent her some recommendations of stuff I was telling her about.

Anyway she rang me and we chatted more and she was upfront and told me she finds me fascinating and attractive and wants to see me again.

So we're meeting tomorrow. Tbh I really like this chick so far and don't feel the need to rush her into bed.

We've both agreed that we don't want to text too much and would rather meet and talk face to face and we've had a few convos about kink and she's on the same wavelength as me in terms of her sexual desires and wants.

We'll see how things go. Optimistically hopeful.

And I cant say that about many women these days.

Also me and this chick finally slept together on our third meet-up and it was great. Tbh I still wasn't pushing for it at all. Plus smashing the night before I was satisfied enough sexwise.

Earlier on in the week she messaged me asking if I wanted to play tennis and then get some Japanese chicken afterwards and offered two meet-up times. After 4 on Saturday or before 4 on Sunday. I know which one would lead to her being out later at my place so I decided Saturday and we could get some food delivered after we play tennis. I even told her to bring a towel and change of clothes as she could use my shower.

Game went great. We had a shower separately and then she came back and sat down on my sofa and put her feet on top of me. Which led to me massaging her legs and then us kissing and me feeling her up. Food arrived just as things were really warming up.

After dinner and a movie we reassumed activities. These fit women always get me going, flat stomach, nice booty, not big, not small just very peachy. Lots of fun sexwise. And she tasted delicious



Anyway I'm liking this chick, she's chill so far, is able to offer her opinion without being overbearing and is clear and upfront when she wants to meetup and she's active. I hate lazy women.

But as we know everything starts off fine, let's see how things go when we get comfortable.

 

[CW_1991]

Got this fit lil 24-year-old white chick checking me at my job.

We work in the same department and she recently added me on facebook.

Couple days after I accepted she told me in person that I can text you if I wanted to. I knew what the deal was the moment she sent it as well as her behavior in person beforehand but I just hadn't entertained it yet. Definitely would smash though.

 

[The M.I.C.]

@The M.I.C.

Deutsche Bank warns of global 'time bomb' coming due to rising inflation
Deutsche Bank warns of global 'time bomb' coming due to rising inflation
PUBLISHED MON, JUN 7 2021 12:49 PM EDTUPDATED 21 MIN AGO

Jeff Cox
@JEFFCOXCNBCCOM@JEFF.COX.7528
SHARE
KEY POINTS

• In an out-of-consensus forecast, Deutsche Bank is warning of a potential crisis coming from inflation.
• "The effects could be devastating, particularly for the most vulnerable in society," the firm's economists said.
• Most on Wall Street and at the Fed see inflation is a temporary problem that will ebb as special factors fade away.

In this article

• .BBKA

A customer shops for meat at a Costco store on May 24, 2021 in Novato, California.
Justin Sullivan | Getty Images
Inflation may look like a problem that will go away, but is more likely to persist and lead to a crisis in the years ahead, according to a warning from Deutsche Bank economists.

In a forecast that is well outside the consensus from policymakers and Wall Street, Deutsche issued a dire warning that focusing on stimulus while dismissing inflation fears will prove to be a mistake if not in the near term then in 2023 and beyond

The analysis especially points the finger at the Federal Reserve and its new framework in which it will tolerate higher inflation for the sake of a full and inclusive recovery. The firm contends that the Fed's intention not to tighten policy until inflation shows a sustained rise will have dire impacts.

"The consequence of delay will be greater disruption of economic and financial activity than would be otherwise be the case when the Fed does finally act," Deutsche's chief economist, David Folkerts-Landau, and others wrote. "In turn, this could create a significant recession and set off a chain of financial distress around the world, particularly in emerging markets."

As part of its approach to inflation, the Fed won't raise interest rates or curtail its asset purchase program until it sees "substantial further progress" toward its inclusive goals. Multiple central bank officials have said they are not near those objectives.

In the meantime, indicators such as the consumer price and personal consumption expenditures price indices are well above the Fed's 2% inflation goal. Policymakers say the current rise in inflation is temporary and will abate once supply disruptions and base effects from the early months of the coronavirus pandemic crisis wear off.

The Deutsche team disagrees, saying that aggressive stimulus and fundamental economic changes will present inflation ahead that the Fed will be ill-prepared to address.

"It may take a year longer until 2023 but inflation will re-emerge. And while it is admirable that this
patience is due to the fact that the Fed's priorities are shifting towards social goals, neglecting inflation leaves global economies sitting on a time bomb," Folkerts-Landau said. "The effects could be devastating, particularly for the most vulnerable in society."

[paste:font size="5"]unemployment benefits will send workers back to their jobs in the coming months, easing wage pressures.

On price pressures in general, Hatzius said that much of current spike is being driven by "the unprecedented role of outliers" that will ebb and bring levels back closer to normal.

"All this suggests that Fed officials can stick with their plan to exit only very gradually from the easy current policy stance," Hatzius wrote.

That will be a mistake, according to the Deutsche view.

Congress has approved more than $5 trillion in pandemic-related stimulus so far, and the Fed has nearly doubled its balance sheet, through monthly asset purchases, to just shy of $8 trillion. The stimulus continues to come through even with an economy that is expected to grow at about a 10% pace in the second quarter and an employment picture that has added an average 478,000 jobs a month in 2021.

"Never before have we seen such coordinated expansionary fiscal and monetary policy. This will continue as output moves above potential," Folkers-Landau said. "This is why this time is different for inflation."

The Deutsche team said the coming inflation could resemble the 1970s experience, a decade during which inflation averaged nearly 7% and was well into double digits at various times. Soaring food and energy prices along with the end of price controls helped push that era's soaring inflation.

Then-Fed Chairman Paul Volcker led the effort to squash inflation then, but needed to use dramatic interest rate hikes that triggered a recession. The Deutsche team worries that such a scenario could play out again.

"Already, many sources of rising prices are filtering through into the US economy. Even if they are transitory on paper, they may feed into expectations just as they did in the 1970s," they said. "The risk then, is that even if they are only embedded for a few months they may be difficult to contain, especially with stimulus so high."

The firm said interest rate hikes could "cause havoc in a debt-heavy world," with financial crises likely particularly in emerging economies where growth won't be able to overcome higher financing costs.

Its bad sign when you have all of these banks saying the same exact shyt. @DrBanneker

 

[RareHunter]

That was painful to read.

When it comes to dating apps, its all about level of attraction. Women ain’t on there for relationships even though they say they are. That’s just to present the image that they ain’t hoes. Reality is they treat someone they are super attracted to vastly different than someone they ain’t/mildly attracted to. Same thing in real life too.

The dudes they ain’t attracted to will get the feeling of resistance/tension, short replies, late replies, rude replies, ignored messages and the “i’m looking for something serious”. The last point about wanting something serious is especially interesting because even though they say that, its all BS. It says to me that their attraction for me is so low that they expect me to believe and fall into their frame/trap of wanting something serious even though i know they don’t.

Compare all of that to when a woman is attracted/super attracted to you. Energy levels feel high, fast replies, women making the first move, level of agreeableness is high, consistency, effort put in by the woman, etc.

If fellas ain’t in the 2nd camp, do not pursue or continue things with a woman. Do not give them the benefit of doubt or excuse their behaviour/actions either cuz they are not naive and are fully aware of what they do.

Would you say it’s the same for women 25-30? When they match with other dudes 25-30?

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

Its bad sign when you have all of these banks saying the same exact shyt. @DrBanneker

I don't know how I posted this in this thread

 

[Macallik86]

Still working on transitioning back to the bar/club scene. I gotta put myself out there more. Started a new rule for myself to try one new event a week. I think straight reps and field experience will get me back to where I was post covid