Eh, it's worth learning your own body. Go full send and give 'er a shot. If it's a bit icky, you only need to clean up once. Your body is probably still wired to enjoy the mechanical aspect of it and release dopamine into the ol brain. May 24, 2023 at 01:15AM

I (25M) work rotating 12 hour shifts on a three week on and one week off rotation where I swap between days and nights. I've been wanting to get back into the dating scene again, but outside of dating one of my coworkers (non-option because that would be too messy and complicated if things go downhill), I really don't see how to start and maintain a relationship without the time issue coming up constantly. Any advice would be appreciated. I've been single for a couple years now after my last GF split to go jetsetting to the other side of the country so I'm also a little out of practice with flirting or how to approach women. Submitted May 24, 2023 at 01:07AM I (25M) work rotating 12 hour shifts on a three week on and one week off rotation where I swap between days and nights. I've been wanting to get back into the dating scene again, but outside of dating one of my coworkers (non-option because that would be too messy and complicated if things go downhill), I

(Sorry in advance for my long answer!) The estimate is that 2% of both sexes are some type of asexual. Where the huge gender difference happens isn't relevant to asexuality. Men on average have a much higher libido than women. It's important to note that there is zero connection between asexuality and libido. Asexuality is an absence of sexual attraction for a partner, while libido is a general impulse to have sex, that isn't connected to a partner. While this may be confusing, there are some asexuals who have a very high libido, since libido and asexuality are separate. In that case, they love to have sex, but seeing a potential partner has absolutely no effect on them, it's just that they "feel the urge", without a nearby person ever being the cause. For them, a "sexual fantasy" about a certain person doesn't exist (but a generic urge for having a particular intimate activity could exist, just not tied to who it would be with). Another d

So for context right now I have a friend who I'm not quite sure if she likes me or not, I asked her on a date a few months ago now and she said no. However recently (I would say within the last month) we've been getting really close and I've noticed that a lot of those barriers that were up before are now gone. She seems to want to do a lot with me, and we're together so often to the point that people already think we're dating, but I'm not sure if that means anything at all and that maybe I'm just looking too deep into things. Any advice? Submitted May 24, 2023 at 12:12AM So for context right now I have a friend who I'm not quite sure if she likes me or not, I asked her on a date a few months ago now and she said no. However recently (I would say within the last month) we've been getting really close and I've noticed that a lot of those barriers that were up before are now gone. She seems to want to do a lot with me, and we're togethe

This is hilarious! 😂🤣😂🤣 May 23, 2023 at 11:06PM