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2024-08-14 at 5:11 AM UTC
Originally posted by Bradley in this thread I learned Lanny reads books by Neil GAYman about men having homoerotic sex and sucking each other off for automobiles, jobs, and sperm/life essence.
Lol, I know you meant Neil Gaimem, but there really is a Neil Gayman.
Neil Gayman
Writer, Producer, Director
Neil Gayman, a visionary who added a lot of new innovative ideas to the creative world. In his early life focusing on his improve career, he became most well known for how good he was at acting as a tree. Nobody was as good as him at this, he even knew how to act as different trees, oak, spruce, maple, you name it he could do it. Even going to play the iconic tree in Forrest Gump. On set, is where he was discovered for the next phase of his life; becoming a makeup artist. Inventing the "Sphincter Contour" was a way of applying makeup to the rear to make small buttocks look massive, he even contoured Kim Ks rear. He's often credited as the man who made BBLs popular. He did this endeavor until he was about forty five. At forty six he was sick of touching ass all day. To quote "I think all this ass touching is making me gay." Then leaving the US to pursue a career in Bollywood becoming the world's greatest belly dancer. Still he longed for having sphincter in his face all day, leading him to meeting his husband. They moved to Switzerland and not much is known of the pair today.
Neil Gayman
Neil Gayman, a visionary who added a lot of new innovative ideas to the creative world. In his early life focusing on his improve career, he became most well known for how good he was at acting as a tree. Nobody was as good as him at this, he even knew how to act as different trees, oak, spruce, maple, you name it he could do it. Even going to play the iconic tree in Forrest Gump.
On set, is where he was discovered for the next phase of his life; becoming a makeup artist. Inventing the "Sphincter Contour" was a way of applying makeup to the rear to make small buttocks look massive, he even contoured Kim Ks rear.
He's often credited as the man who made BBLs popular. He did this endeavor until he was about forty five. At forty six he was sick of touching ass all day. To quote "I think all this ass touching is making me gay." Then leaving the US to pursue a career in Bollywood becoming the world's greatest belly dancer.
Still he longed for having sphincter in his face all day, leading him to meeting his husband. They moved to Switzerland and not much is known of the pair today. -
2024-08-14 at 1:42 PM UTC
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2024-08-14 at 2:10 PM UTCThe only fiction i read is when I file a police report and check it for spelling errors.
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2024-08-14 at 2:34 PM UTC
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson ..and the NIS forums of course.
Fiction is pretty much childish story telling. If you are going to spend time reading a book use the time wisely and learn something.
Reading fiction can have many benefits, including:
Empathy
Something you are clearly devoid of.
Reading fiction can help you understand what other people feel and see things from their perspective. It can strengthen the parts of your brain that are linked to empathy and compassion, making it easier to be polite and sympathetic to others.
Imagination
Another trait you've never exhibited.
Fiction can transport you to different worlds and open your mind to new ideas and situations. It can also help you see connections between events and develop your creativity.
Mental health
Your middle of the road in this department but have much work to do.
Reading fiction can help relieve stress and improve your sleep. It can also help you develop cognitive agility and acuity, and improve your reasoning and communication skills.
Relationships
Lol, you're clearly an utter failure in this area of life.
Reading fiction can improve your social cognition and prosocial behaviors, making you better friends and listeners. It can also help you build stronger connections with others by helping you understand other people, places, and mental states.
Vocabulary
Your vocabulary is quite good as fiction or non-fiction both improve this.
Reading fiction can help you expand your vocabulary and learn new words.
You are deficient in 4 out of the 5 mental/emotional areas above, if only you had read fiction.
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2024-08-14 at 2:44 PM UTC
Originally posted by Speedy Parker Reading fiction can have many benefits, including:
Empathy
Something you are clearly devoid of.
Reading fiction can help you understand what other people feel and see things from their perspective. It can strengthen the parts of your brain that are linked to empathy and compassion, making it easier to be polite and sympathetic to others.
Imagination
Another trait you've never exhibited.
Fiction can transport you to different worlds and open your mind to new ideas and situations. It can also help you see connections between events and develop your creativity.
Mental health
Your middle of the road in this department but have much work to do.
Reading fiction can help relieve stress and improve your sleep. It can also help you develop cognitive agility and acuity, and improve your reasoning and communication skills.
Relationships
Lol, you're clearly an utter failure in this area of life.
Reading fiction can improve your social cognition and prosocial behaviors, making you better friends and listeners. It can also help you build stronger connections with others by helping you understand other people, places, and mental states.
Vocabulary
Your vocabulary is quite good as fiction or non-fiction both improve this.
Reading fiction can help you expand your vocabulary and learn new words.
You are deficient in 4 out of the 5 mental/emotional areas above, if only you had read fiction.
Someone's a triggered fan of the twilight series. -
2024-08-14 at 2:46 PM UTC"your list" is a great work of fiction btw speedy
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2024-08-14 at 3:27 PM UTCCopy/pasta...all that reading clearly improved your communication and comprehension skills...
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Yup...he's ran out of steam and in his repeat mode.
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