/b/ - Random

I think I can usually tell

>>70529
How do you think they Know?

>>70516
You will never be a woman

Most certainly. And I know for sure that there are moids infiltrating this place.

>>70516
I can kind of tell, but not always. I do get worried that I'll get flagged as a moid one day because I write a bit like one due to growing up on 4chan.

>>70597
yeah it's not news to anyone here but it's news to the average person. male bisexuality is almost as common as female bisexuality is but everyone pretends it's not; now we have scientific proof.

99% of men neither wash nor wipe their penises after peeing. Also, most leak a little after peeing. So they just soak their pants. Also, if they get horny they leak precum which soaks their pants further. Many don't change their pants for several days. Imagine the stench.

>>70599
I remember my ex was amused at how disgusted my reaction was when he told me that no man ever wipes his dick after he pisses.

Anyway as for moid secrets, I can tell you 100% of men are hebephiles/ephebophiles, and about half of men are capable of sexual attraction to children. That was a hard blackpill to swallow.

>>70601
I wouldn't say 100%.
But 98% of them would never admit it, so it's hard to tell.
Also, pedo sex offenders are lynched worldwide in prisons on a regular basis. So some men definitively have no chill on this topic.

>>70581
This is describing one specific thing that sometimes happens. You've clearly never had a bf. I've seen what mine does when he has to pee while hard and he basically has to lay on top of the toilet its kind of hilarious. If moids had to do that every time they peed they'd be even pickier about peeing than most women

>>70582
Tell us more anon

I used to do this so much until I moved to a big city where all the cool locations are overrun with anything from hobos to drug dealers and smashed to bits with all the interesting stuff gone. But I had a few really lovely locations in the countryside that were my favorite places on earth, even if it sounds edgy. My absolute favorite was this huge abandoned industrial paper mill that spanned multiple buildings with 5 floors each, ancient computers, machine rooms, and a weirdly cozy attic with a random little room full of bright turquoise paper stacked from floor to ceiling, crooked and worn steps, round windows and The top floor had burnt down so you could step up from a staircase onto what used to be a giant factory-sized floor, step in a foot-deep layer of moss and ashes with the giant wooden beams of the former roof towering over you as you're surrounded by the forest on all sides. It had so much to explore and never got boring, there was some shitty graffiti and some vandalism (and a room full of fake blood and plushies left behind by some sp00ky edgelords) but also so many completely untouched rooms with employee files and guides, old stock, aforementioned computers and floppy disks, even a tiny room in the attic where the grey wallpaper had peeled with some floral one behind it. It was perfect.

Sadly this was before the smartphone era and most of the photos I took on my decent camera have been lost to a million computer crashes since then. I still have a few somewhere if anyone wants to see, but they don't do the utter scale and atmosphere of the place justice.

>>70590
re: "this is a moid hobby", I gotta say I never felt that safe going alone and as a general rule you should never go alone anyways, so I usually took a guy with me to help me carry photography gear and be a bodyguard in case we meet someone unsavory. If you have a guy with you you'll be less likely to be attacked simply because they respect the moid more. I've only run into people a handful of times though, usually they were other explorers or hobos. The one time I brought an all-girls group for a photoshoot, we ran into another photographer (who was doing a stereotypical "putting a topless Stacy in jeans in an abandoned building is instant art" photoshoot) and he called the fucking police on us. In any case it's not a moid hobby, but you'll probably have a hard time finding a lone woman exploring.

Now I want to get an all-female exploration group together.

>>70589
Same person as before.
There are a couple places that I look back on fondly, and I think you'll find them interesting.

If you look up the Velvet Cloak Inn (Raleigh, NC, USA) you'll find pictures and articles of this grand hotel that was on the main road through the city (Hillsborough St). This place just REEKED of history. There's an urban legend that Bob Dylan played a impromptu show in the parking lot before he got "big". This was the hotel that the rich and well-to-do people stayed in when they came to Raleigh in the 60's.
Sometime around 2016-17 (I guess), the place became condemned after years of being treated as low-income apartments and mistreatment. It was a total wreck, and the city needed to make room for student dorms, so it was closed, gated off, and left to rot before the bulldozers came for it.

Anyway, I was walking through the city one night (high out of my mind on benzos) and, upon passing it, decided to jump the fucking gate and go into this abandoned hotel.
At 12 AM.
Alone.
I'm an idiot. I was hella high, but I'm an idiot.

I had a good time. I definitely didn't go far. I found my way into the main lobby. I could see the check-in desk front left, and an elevator along a hallway. I headed around the back where the pool was. You can find pics of the pool area online, it was stunning and I'm sure it was a really amazing place in it's hay-day. Parts of the building were already somewhat torn down, but there were rooms with their doors open around the lower levels (iirc) leading out the pool. I began to really feel the creeps passing by these gaping black voids, and my vision was altered from the drugs, making things difficult to make out. If I recall, I heard something shuffle in one of the rooms, and that's when I dashed out of there, scaled the fence, and left.

Maybe about two weeks later, I randomly hang out with my two younger brothers (I think they were picking something up) and Grant (the youngest), remarked he had been there before.
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i'd love to do it, i just adore abandoned aesthetic, nature reclamation, and stuff like that, but i don't have a moid to go with

and it's a real shame because some of these places are literally within my arm's reach, but going there alone would be simply irresponsible thing to do

>>69816
>>69837
>talking about hats, festivals, food, and games is politics
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OP being German also doesn't make her or this thread automatically racist lmao. Two brown girls have posted and no one has flung racism at us.

>>69818
With most of the dances you just have to follow everyone else. Find a partner who knows what they are doing and they will pull you in the right direction. Most of the steps are very simple and Scottish people have no rhythm and drink a lot so no one will notice. There's only about 4 major dances worth knowing anyway. Scottish people are very friendly too so they should be happy to help you.

Regarding being brown, the UK is a pretty diverse place so no one is going to think it weird. There are lots of (originally) Indian families in the UK so they might think you are Indian, but won't assume you can't be Scottish.

>>69735
That's cool, I'm not into my local folklore but I enjoy "obscure" cultures, especially ones with rich musical traditions. Breton is my top for sure, here's a few of my favourite breton songs:
https://youtu.be/LR7ek6JcfyY
https://youtu.be/G1LMRBW5ZFk
https://youtu.be/o3p0OutdPg0

>>69738
There's a decent looking breton course on memrise, hope it helps!
https://app.memrise.com/course/140452/brezhoneg-buan-hag-aes/

I've never met a breton person before, if you would like to chat leave your preferred contact

>>70245
same here! my personal favorite "obscure" culture is the ainu, their music is really grounding

I love Brazilian culture.

Eddie Cantor is weak and his love interests love it.

Anton Walbrook was just asdfghjkl;

unmoggable…

>>70571
>being treated

Fair enough. Though now you have to explain why being treated like a woman means being treated like a watermelon with a hole punched in it.

>That's why I posted that picture

Hooters waitresses, like prostitutes, are usually drug-addicted sexual abuse victims. I wonder what they would do for a living if they hadn't gotten "treated like women" when they were preteens.

>>70574
That's not EXACTLY what I was going for… It's suppose to be the eternal debate of women who are willing to sell themselves rather than skills they have, and of which there will be women willing to do for forever. Not trying to make a moral judgment only that it won't go away, and that it doesn't matter if you like it.

>>70575
>It's suppose to be the eternal debate of women who are willing to sell themselves rather than skills they have

It's SUPPOSED to be that, but what it actually is is male-controlled industries using deceptive hiring practices and outright trafficking to hijack girls' futures before they've developed any skills at all.

>it won't go away

It will if we hang the johns.

>>70580
I hate to break this to you, but some bitches are just sluts. They want to fuck and have fun.
>It will if we hang the johns.
Can you stop with the memes and actually address the point. You give men far too much credit.

send her my way then

>>70433
Because I live in a post socialist country. I have no desire to deny or minimise Stalinist atrocities. But the only people that would try to convince someone that "romance didnt exist", or that Russians did know know a difference between a wardrobe and a toilet, are sheltered Americans who get their knowledge of other countries from watching Borat and then completely missing the point of the movie.

>>70434
My grandmother had to give up her ancestral land to the government which then distributed it among farmers and she says it's a great thing that it happened.

>>70434
You're right, romance can exist anywhere, without stuff like dresses, flowers, while hungry and weary about the future. But some russian soldiers did washed their hands in toilets, many of them came from regions without any modern sanitation and prisons, but that's not important, as long as we can agree that communism caused deaths of millions of communists.

>>70548
>communist countries have been at the forefront of social progress

Had he lived to see the rise of tranny bullshit, Engels would have recognized their sex denialism as the oppressive, woman-hating ideology that it is.

>>70503

I love this channel! Makes for some comfy viewing. Shame about Tito going missing, I hope he's still out there somewhere. Here's my fav video of the great James Blackwood, raccoon whisperer.

>>70510
He wildin