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BUYING TOYS FOR TIFA (Patreon)

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2023-11-15 22:31:48
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We learned so much today.  Maybe a little too much.  Stay tuned for next episode when Tifa gets to play with her new toys!

LINK: https://customer-u1hok16au7q8ozt4.cloudflarestream.com/9e60b9e34660d1bf2d22719866cb9446/watch

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Anonymous

🙌 fisrt 😂🤌

Anonymous

Second

Anonymous

I new strip pictinary was to good to be true

Anonymous

Exactly what I was ganna write

Anonymous

i wouldnt leave Kai alone with Tifa

Anonymous

Ah, yes, the legendary place, the g-spot🤣

Anonymous

hahahahahaha, forgetting to use their own discount code is so funny 🤣🤣🤣

Anonymous

No way he really forgot his own fucking discount code!!! Best part lol!

Anonymous

Its so funny, that as time goes on, we learn more and more about Henry's penis. Now we know it's only 4 inches 😂

Anonymous

I think jeanie and kay wil try dem as wel

Anonymous

“What’s the front for?” - Henry Man that line says TOO MUCH! BAHHAHAAHAHA

Anonymous

This is going to be epic.

Anonymous

"For Tifa"

Anonymous

Imagine being sponsored and forgetting to use your own code.

Anonymous

Patiently awaiting the OnlyFans video...

Anonymous

kai was a SAVAGE this video

Anonymous

Bro Jeannie really just said she doesn't know where the g-spot is! Wth Henry!?!

Allan Moynihan

Better open Henry's OF account, the real money is on the nipple machine.

Anonymous

Henry! How do you explain these charges to the bank? 🤣😂🤣.

Anonymous

👀...🖕🏾😁🖕🏾 I see you sitting there looking cute AF, fine ass. Kai been getting hotter and hotter every time I see her, cute ass smile 😍😘😍

Anonymous

That lip bite from Henry after entertaining the idea of trying a nipple sucker tells us everything we need to know

mrjkuhl

I can confirm the thing about dildoes being hard to find in certain sizes. A chick I played WoW with wanted to get one in my size, but she could only find 6 inchers or horse dildoes, almost nothing in between. Took her forever to find one around my length.

Anonymous

Always fun when the family gets together to spoil their little girl

Anonymous
>>122291680

So... You wanna watch? Why only record it when you can have a live show?

Anonymous

I got my crow Hoodie and krewsader plushie and I'm loving it! Thanks you guys! I will always watch anything you put out. Say hi to Kai for me 😃

Anonymous

Excuse me, I was told there would be strip Pictionary 👀 Also, “what’s the front for?” RIP in pieces 😭

Rael

Love the energy in this video

Sean Hendrickson

At this point you guys need to get in touch with Sydsnap. She would ship you some interesting toys from Japan.

Anonymous

Is it me or do Jeannie and Kai seem to excited to order all those toys and “for Tifa” seems suspicious

Anonymous

Henry... you really should've gotten the nipple pleaser. Fan service is important. ;)

Suspectgrey

i love how Kia is just like oh mk nice, henry hurm intreguing, then we get to Jeannie O_O and blushin what does it all do O_O

BlueMage_VT

6:17-6:20 Jeannie's enthusiasm here! 😂😏

Anonymous

Haha, didn't even use your own code... I guarantee you could have been sponsored. Just put some racing decals on Tifa.... Adam & Eve NASCAR edition

James Smiley
>>122326567

What was up with going to the men's department? Is Tifa going to get a boyfriend soon?

Gordon Lipford

The throwaway at the end had me in stitches. "It's a mystical place" indeed!! :D

William Thornton

all those toys just in time for No finger February

RICHARD

I just love how the girls have all these sex toys in the house but they never use them. XD

Anonymous

"It's a legendary place" xD literally did a spit take!

da_outaouais
>>122299782

It actually DOES have a very specific physical location, but it's only detectable/discernable ONCE ONE IS ALREADY AROUSED. So, you'll only find it if you're looking for it (under the right conditions), but it's inside the front-most "wall" of the vagina (12 o'clock, from the woman's perspective) about 2cm deep, with a bumpy texture. It varies greatly, woman to woman, how much it affects their sexual experience.

da_outaouais
>>122291680

Just as long as you tape a tube of lube to Tifa's thigh. Kai forgets that Tifa doesn't produce her own lubricant, and she's worked those holes "dry" pretty hard.

da_outaouais
>>122292887

I think, it's easy to forget, with Henry having such a BIG internet presence, in the real world, he's a physically smaller-than-average guy (though, probably closer to average among East Asians). Therefore, a 6-inch cock would probably look big on Henry. Then again... there's an operation one can have that will give ANY guy an extra inch, but it involves removing a suspensory ligament that provides stability (no more dropping from the rafters for Jeannie!) and helps prevent cock breakage.

Anonymous
>>122291680

I wouldn't either. I wanna be there with Kai and Tifa! Fun Times!!

Anthony Falk

poor girl indeed. all those toys - can't feel a single one. Never get actually played with, is left all alone until the masters want to use for for laughs, giggles and shenanigans. LOL WHEN do we start!

Anonymous

A legendary place indeed

Anonymous
>>122299782

From watching their videos for years, I can tell you that they are not very experimental in the bedroom… Within the past year I have heard him ask what a vagina taste like and she said that he will never now… that tells you everything you need to know

Anonymous
>>122326567

I guarantee one or two of those toys are going to go “missing”

Anonymous
>>122528888

Yeah right… One or two of them are definitely going to go missing

Anonymous

I guarantee that one or two of those toys are going to go “missing” in the future

Anonymous

Henry: They don't want to see my nipples getting massaged. Me: You're right. We want to see Kai's nipples getting massaged! ;)

Anonymous

Jeannie: "Where's the gspot?" That's really sad :(

James Fernandez

If only they went to bad dragon

Anonymous

H&J: woah look at this! Kai: we should try bad dragon H&J: damn that one looks crazy! Kai: HA HA.. BUT what about bad dragon? H&J: omg this is crazy looking?? Kai: ha ha ha but like lets check bad dragon am i right guys?

Bionic Crouton

Kai must have brothers or male friends.Her colorful commentary and mindset are evidence of that fact.

Bionic Crouton

Henry's excitement finding a five inch dildo with positive reviews was entertaining to watch.

William Thornton

Hang in there Henry Dec. coming soon

trevor ylisaari

So, what happened to all the 'toys' from all the PO Box videos?

Anonymous
>>123045071

Trevor has a point. We know that at least have a dozen various toys have been sent to you over the years

Anonymous

The g spot is about 1½ to 2 inches in it is a different texture then the rest of the walls after some stimulation the g spot would swell a bit making it easier to find. There is also what I call the X spot. 😂

David Britton
>>123139195

LOL no. THe G-Spot is a myth and literally doesn't exist. Why do people think it somehow exists?

David Britton
>>122299782

Sorry, but the G-Spot does not exist. It is a literal myth. That's literally the point. Too much evidence it doesn't exist.

Anonymous

At least with the sex doll now they have an excuse for people to send them sex toys to their PO Box

Anonymous

You won't show it but Tifa's not the only one who'll be using them, right? Right?!

TJ Bigelow

You're innocence is now desensitized. But all of you are now adults. These are adult toys. Adults should be comfortable with the human body, including how to pleasure it, even wanting to pleasure it. Its okay, even freeing, to be in to new sensations. As adults, we have very few new sensations left to experience. As long as everyone is safe, clean, relaxed, consenting, LOTS of lube at hand, and healthy dose of enthusiasm can't hurt. Letting go of stigmas, stereotypes, even religious values about enjoying yourself (as gradually as you need to) leads to better and healthier emotional IQ. Understanding your body by taking risks (including small gradual risks) strengthens your maturity. Think about it. You see a 30 something adult getting freaked out over something, lets say bodily fluids, saying 'eww gross'. Would you consider that person a mature adult? I wouldn't. Being desensitized is being adult. Adults shouldn't be phased by anything sexually related. Now, if you find yourself desensitized (as in complete okay with them) to things like War, abuse, violating other people, murder, cannibalism, rape; then, you should be concerned and maybe find professional help to talk to. But desensitized to porn, natural bodily fluids and functions, normal human behaviors (if the behavior is extreme then they probably need help of some kind which is easy to do after you have learn how to help someone in extreme situations so its completely fine to be hesitant and/or scared simply because you haven't the experience yet to handle that). Desensitized to people's bodies is adult, being judgmental of their bodies is childish (looking at you Henry). Realizing that ideas, behaviors, and reactions you learned/developed in your youth aren't relevant to you as an adult is completely normal adulting. Personally, I don't hold any religious restrictions on myself when exploring pleasure because I think those restrictions hold us back from realizing things about ourselves and others, but that is a personal choice. I feel it allows me to be a complete person plus I enjoy learning everything, as much as I can. Experience is a great teacher but it is from just your perspective which is limiting and you can bring unknown biases with you. Adding experience with knowledge gathered by multiple professionals (preferably credited but not every professional needs that; most do but all) will give you a much more well rounded understanding. Don't think of it as desensitized, that labeling implies regret. Think of it as maturing. To be okay with it, understanding it, and maybe even enjoying it really just makes you a better human. And we really need more of those, lol.

Anonymous
>>123821981

Jesus Christ man how do you write a wall of text this big while feasting oh your own netheryeyas?

TJ Bigelow
>>123821981

Your attention span and reading disability is not my problem. And to answer your question, I was actually getting my nipples teased by your father as he nibbled on my ears; meanwhile, your mom gave me a reach around since her tongue was so deep in my nono hole...so deep. And I had a lot of broccoli that day.

Anonymous
>>123821981

Your sensitivity to certain topics signifies a thoughtful and discerning maturity. As adults, it is essential to maintain a sense of respect and discretion regarding personal and intimate matters. Sensitivity to the human body and its various experiences, including discomfort or unease with certain aspects of physicality and sexuality, is perfectly normal and should be respected. Holding onto one's values, be they religious or personal, is a sign of strong character and self-awareness. It's crucial to recognize that everyone has their own comfort levels and boundaries, and it's important to honor these. Moreover, being cautious and critical about what we expose ourselves to, particularly in regards to explicit material such as pornography, is a sign of maturity. It's not about being desensitized; it's about making conscious, informed choices about what we consider acceptable or healthy for our mental and emotional well-being. Adults should be aware and concerned about issues like violence, abuse, and other extreme behaviors, and it's healthy to have a strong emotional response to such matters. It's also important to understand that maturity doesn't equate to being unphased by everything. Maturity involves recognizing and respecting your own limits and those of others, understanding that it's okay to be uncomfortable with certain topics or behaviors. Being mature means being responsible for your emotional health and recognizing when certain topics or behaviors may be harmful or inappropriate. Valuing your upbringing and the teachings of your youth, whether they be religious or cultural, is part of maintaining a healthy and balanced perspective in adulthood. Embracing a variety of viewpoints and experiences, including those that uphold modesty or discretion in personal matters, is crucial in developing a well-rounded understanding of the world and the people in it. In conclusion, being sensitive to and respectful of your own boundaries and those of others, holding onto your personal values, and being thoughtful about what you expose yourself to are all signs of a mature, responsible adult. It's not about being desensitized; it's about being conscious, considerate, and compassionate.

TJ Bigelow
>>123821981

Thank you for matching my level of communication, first off. I appreciate it. I should take a lesson from you and break up my paragraphs, too. And I would never say personal choice can't trump all of what is being stated. Personal choice is all that matters in the end. However, personal choice should be allowed to change when in the presence of new information/perspectives. Everything you stated, respectfully well stated, has one and only 1 counter from me; that's mindfulness of enabling. Moreover, self-enabling or rationalizing one's comfort zone. A prevalent goal of most humans is finding comfort. A point to relax from the bombarding of our senses. Since, for most, finding comfort is, at the very least, difficult, we tend to create boundaries so that we can hold emotional/mental/spiritual/physical health at a line we wish not to be crossed (even though we do cross it at our own discretion depending on the context, of course). Now, when we cross this line, a more common thought than not, even if not verbally expressed, is that 'I acknowledge I am sacrificing for the sake of' whatever the context could be, as in family and friends usually. When we think of sacrifice, we also tend to think about a return for that sacrifice, "what am I getting out of this", (family and friends usually get a much lower bar of threshold, of course). In many cases. that return is nothing. And because the return doesn't seem worth the sacrifice, most will return to the state of comfort. My comment is to turn the perspective on its side in saying that 'you can't see the worth from your point of view'. All the caution, restrictions, values, and boundaries are preventing one to see the real worth. But why? Because of the odds? How often does taking a risk/gamble lead to a small but possibly great outcome? Almost never. Which reinforces the choice to return to comfort. So this can't be the real reason because it brings us back to square one. Its because of the pattern of thinking established in our early development and experiences. That is the real comfort zone, the cyclical thinking. Cyclical thinking is the ultimate reinforcer because it doesn't allow flaws to exist in its process. Now, flaws do exist, of course; what I'm getting at is the the flaws are "believed" not to be there or ignored completely; i.e. repression. Remember, we are biological machines. We have the capacity to adapt. Adaptation is why we have survived so long. Our adaptation comes from, predominately, the plasticity of our brains. Our plasticity allows us to change the pathway of a thought process, i.e. break the cycle of cyclical thinking; especially when confronting the flaws. Flaws that are putting limitations on the thought process for the sake of our comfort. Flaws created by the limitations of our perspectives and of the patterns of established thinking taught to us in our early development. This is where enabling and self-enabling comes from. Now, I did say to go at one's own pace. But the goal should be growth. Reinforce the milestone achievements, without question; but, I would tell someone to put caution on reinforcing comfort too soon. I would like to change up some of the lexicon or rather add to the intent of verbage being used. You say "its a healthy response", this implies a positive tone which reinforces cyclical logic (enabling). I prefer "natural response" due to its neutral tone, and in both cases they are being used to describe a reflexive response, which has no positive or negative and can be controlled/manipulated/desensitized. Additionally, desensitized isn't the same as unphased. Unphased is more of a external observation of non-reflexive reaction behavior in someone. Desensitized is the habit of reducing and controlling reflexive reactionary behavior; however, it carries a stigma of negativity within society. When we say 'desensitized' we almost feel pity for the individual or pity for ourselves because we see it as a 'loss of innocence' (technically true since reflexive reactions are a part of our early development). Ultimately it boils down to the cliche statements, "act, don't react", and"think before you act". Maturity is control over one's self, including responses to stimuli. Many of the examples you give are 'steps' towards maturity, therefore praise worthy as growth/progression, but not maturity itself and should not be reinforced as reaching maturity, i.e. should not be enabled. Granted, it is okay to return to the comfort zone to re-coup, it just should not be enabled. Conscious, informed choices cannot be made if lacking in experience. Testimonials are not truly informative, because they are subjective. This is why the only proven cure for fears (including the fear of leaving the comfort zones) is exposure therapy and not someone telling you not to be afraid. The same is true for established values. Holding on to personal values is a tough nut to crack when it comes to self-enabling. If you only value something because you were indoctrinated to hold it as a value, then your value is holding you back. However, if the value is established after overcoming the earlier value, from early development, that was replaced; then, it has a weight of truth but we then have to examine stress on a biologic scale. All life adapts and evolves under stress. Stress pushes us to find new comfort zones or desensitizes us to old comforts, old comfort thoughts/perspectives/values. If a life-form is placed in a comfortable environment for too long, it stagnates. Stagnation builds an environment comfortable for decay and bacteria. On a mental level, this stagnation becomes bitterness, toxicity, resentment, judgment, self-sabotage, and self-enabling. It is the crux of self-fulfilling prophecy. Holding on to personal values can lead to this direction unless your values are as adaptable as the plasticity of your brain. In other words, your values should change as you change. 'Holding on' implied no change so I just wanted to clear that communication up. Putting life under stress (any stress) forces evolution. Putting your comfort zone under stress forces you to adapt. Recently, there are studies that show that putting the body under stress ensures that replicating cells are as as strong as they can possible be because the body is receiving stimuli saying that 'in order to survive we need the best made cells as possible'. Of course there are variables involved but in a controlled environment; such as a theoretical conversation, we can avoid most of those. If a stressful environment is what's needed to maintain healthy cells, then the same conclusion can be super-imposed on the health of the mind; which is stress testing the limits of that plasticity. And sure enough, the studies show that stressing the plasticity maintains the health of the plasticity. This is very important because when we lose plasticity as we age, our body and mind become more rigid and less flexible. Ergo, summarizing, putting stress on your comfort zones/thoughts/beliefs/established thinking in early development is not only healthy, mature, and desensitizing; but should be sought after to maintain or return to health after stagnation. The level of stress, quality and quantity, is completely up to the receiver of the stress. You are always allowed to dip out when the moment is too much. There are literal and figurative limits to the body and mind. All I'm saying is that measured stress to shape the body and mind should be sought, explored, understood, and enjoyed even if possible. Desensitizing is a byproduct of exposure therapy. Being in control of your responses when put under the stress of stimuli, that usually illicits a reflexive response, is a mature moment.

Anonymous

I'm sorry Henry but 6 inches is realistic

Anonymous
>>123821981

Shut the fuck up TJ Big Blow. Letting people live their own lives is the most adult thing you can do. Keep doing you MXR.

TJ Bigelow
>>123821981

I don't shut the fuck up for anything less than 20/hr. You're delusional if you think either you or I have any influence over anyone at MXR. I'm just spitting truths. If you're offended, then I would suggest to look inward to discover the truth within yourself about why that is. Peace love. Peace love. ;p

Anonymous
>>123821981

TL;DR The more I look back at this, the more I realize what I’ve repeated many times. This is a self-serving argument made by a self-admitting hedonist trying to rationalize sexual desensitization and playing with themselves as a moral good who is trying to rationalize it as a step towards maturity, which they also define in a self-serving way… Do as you please… But if you don’t want to be shamed for your choices, don’t shame others for theirs… ========================================================= Just to set the tone of this, starting with the first paragraph it seems like you based your perspective on things that justify your actions. Rather than looking at them from the perspective of “is this good” it seems more like “I believe this and do this, so here is how I rationalize it.” Adults have plenty of new sensations to experience, when I was a kid, I was into drawing. That is not the same artistic experience as sculpting, woodworking, hiking, etc. This gets back to what I said about rationalization of pre-existing beliefs, like religious people saying, “This is true, so how do I explain it,” as there are plenty of non-sexual experiences you could look to. The addition of EQ(EI) just further leads me to the previously stated conclusion as most people I know who talk about emotional/mental health and emotional regulation do not use the still quite contentious term of Emotional Intelligence. It seems to primarily be used by people trying to point to a larger discussion that most people will not have the time or interest to delve into to try to gain a feeling of superiority in their argument, when they could use different terms and concepts to gain the same understanding. This is common for people who make a living from social theories. They needlessly complicate what they are saying because their goal is not to create common understanding, such as a scientist using laymen’s terms when talking about complex medical situations or concepts. People who usually bring up EQ(EI) do so because it is a vast hypothetical concept based on the parallel concept of IQ. In other words, EQ is a guess that there might be other forms of intelligence based on our understanding of IQ, which is largely mechanical intelligence, therefore, there are likely other forms of intelligence as well. It is good to note though that IQ is not solved by any means either. Done with that rant though, let’s move on. Stigmas and stereotypes are inbuilt mechanisms that are meant to protect someone from danger, otherwise they would have no use. The fear of the “outsider” is based on the lack of understanding of bacteria and how someone from far away can be immune to a disease which the native population is not. Religion is just a means of spreading ideology deriving from what has worked (or has been attributed as necessary for survival) over long enough periods of time. This is what is believed to have killed many tribes in the amazons, and north America. Young people argue today that the settlers knew these “blankets would spread disease,” but it is more likely that the settlers where immune to a bacteria found on the blankets and were unaware of it as a result. Some could argue that a few people potentially noticed that those they traded started dyeing from disease and experimented, but arguing anything more would suggest that the Euro settlers had advanced knowledge for the time on microorganisms, which is absurd. Then stating that taking risks with your body strengthens maturity is also, slightly absurd in the context of previous statements. However, delving into your idea of what maturity is explains it, as well as the responses you have given to others. “Maturity is control over one's self, including responses to stimuli.” (I skip to the second essay due to you not defining maturity in the previous one) Maturity is the understanding of oneself (partially similar), the world around you, your position in the world, how to react to the world, and how to exist in the world. Of course, it could be expanded, but this is all that is necessary for what is being discussed. There is also the base understanding of the difference between “maturity” and the underlying concepts such as “emotional, intellectual, relational, financial, etc.” maturity. You can be overall mature while lacking in certain forms of maturity. Playing with yourself, which is what you are rationalizing, does not increase maturity much if at all. You can derive understanding of yourself and your needs without it, and unless you plan to be the main source of your own sexual pleasure for the rest of your life, it is extraordinarily inefficient in its task considering the goal for most people is deriving that pleasure from another person. Since the time spent learning to pleasure yourself could be used to find or learning to attract and be with that other person also displays a lack of understanding of one’s own position in the world and how to exist within it. But then you go on to say: “Conscious, informed choices cannot be made if lacking in experience. Testimonials are not truly informative, because they are subjective. This is why the only proven cure for fears (including the fear of leaving the comfort zones) is exposure therapy and not someone telling you not to be afraid.” “Only a fool learns from his own mistakes. The wise man learns from the mistakes of others.” - Otto von Bismarck (likely after seeing someone trying to run across the mine field) Conscious and informed choice can be made without experience based on the gathering of information. You don’t need to touch a hotplate to understand it is hot and will hurt you. You don’t even have to do research because when the last guy touched it, they seemed to be in visible pain or told you of an experience when they felt physical pain in the past. Testimonials are informative, but this goes back to the general idea of maturity. Understanding that someone’s testimonial is based on their own perspective, their own biases, etc. and being able to still derive useful information is a derivative of understanding the world around you and your position in it. I’ve had arguments with people, I was mad, I considered what I knew about them, looked at it from their perspective based on that information I knew, and concluded that I don’t agree with them but can see how they concluded that sparked the argument. That shows maturity. Listening to them tell their perspective on the events (testimonial) and looking at it from their perspective shows maturity. Modifying established values to better suit you doesn’t show maturity. A woman wanting to date a player who her parents advise her not to, or a man dating a woman his family say is just using him does not increase your maturity, nor shows you to be mature just because it challenges previously held notions. As for your notion of testing out pre-conceived notions, there is a common understanding (or used to be) that this could be dangerous. Why? Because at what point do you stop? The problem isn’t even with the idea of testing things for the sake of advancement, as many people understand that to advance, risks must be taken. The biggest problem people seem to have been what is getting tested and for what purpose. An example is like what was said earlier, there is a major difference between testing the ability for people of difference races and cultures to cohabitate… and testing how you like to play with yourself. It doesn’t matter how you phrase it, the topic you are discussing it playing with yourself… How could this be harmful then? Well, there has already been research done on how people who play with themselves tend to have lower drives for finding a partner. Of course, with the current internet you can enter 20 different searches deriving from “correlation between masturbation and drive to seek a partner” and the top 50 results will be “here is how playing with yourself is good” as search engines are becoming increasingly useless with irrelevant spam. This goes for most searches as well. As we have seen an increase in people playing with themselves, many people have openly reported smaller drives because they have alternatives. This isn’t strictly a bad thing, but that depends on the results you want to see in society. But back to the first paragraph: “Think about it. You see a 30 something adult getting freaked out over something, lets say bodily fluids, saying 'eww gross'.” The reaction of “eww gross” is on the same level as this other comment by you: “Your attention span and reading disability is not my problem. And to answer your question, I was actually getting my nipples teased by your father as he nibbled on my ears; meanwhile, your mom gave me a reach around since her tongue was so deep in my nono hole...so deep. And I had a lot of broccoli that day.” This is effectively an “eww gross” statement. Most adults don’t say “eww gross,” but plenty of adults still find it to be gross. The feeling of something being gross also has roots. Something that tastes odd can cause a gage and disgust sense because it could be harmful to us. Something that smells bad could be that way because it is harmful. We find corpses to have a putrid smell because that scent comes from decomposition. Bacteria involved in decomposition can be extremely hazardous. Again, understanding the world and your position in it is a form a maturity. “Being desensitized is being adult. Adults shouldn't be phased by anything sexually related. Now, if you find yourself desensitized (as in complete okay with them) to things like War, abuse, violating other people, murder, cannibalism, rape; then, you should be concerned and maybe find professional help to talk to.” No, it is not. Being able to manage your reaction to some degree can be a sign of maturity, “how to react to the world,” but becoming blanket desensitized does not make you an adult. Becoming desensitized does not mean you are completely okay with them; it means you no longer react to them… I don’t react to bullying, but that doesn’t mean I am okay with it. “anything sexually related”… necrophilia. The point is, you draw an arbitrary line with this and act like it should be universal. Then going on to say that we should become desensitized to porn and such… why? Let me rephrase: To what end? What are you looking to achieve with it? Will it help society and individuals? How do you know? And is this what we should be focusing on changing? People try to justify a lot of kinks as “normal human behavior” but no, the desire to get pegged is not normal as most men do not have it and those that do are commonly found to have had similar experiences in their past, as an example. Being judgmental of someone’s body?... You mean the thing that baked into our DNA that pushes us to choose mates and make decisions? Every action we take has some level of judgement being applied. There wouldn’t be a concept of people having a “type” if we weren’t judging that other people did not meet that “type.” Sexual desire would be universal if we did not judge people’s bodies. So maybe you are speaking on comments about breast size or something since you are referring to Henry? So, you ignore the judgements about height and genitalia size though… Desensitization to people’s bodies is also not a pre-requisite to becoming an adult. There are plenty of other non-sexual things involved. On that note, not being desensitized to people’s bodies could have a role in human’s general trend towards monogamy by pushing for people to be uncomfortable with most people’s bodies while allowing us to become desensitized to our “mate’s” body. Again, pointing to the idea that this is rationalization instead of seeking understanding of the world. Saying that “ideas, behaviors and reactions you learned/developed in your youths aren’t relevant” ignores that these are how you function in the world, and you are making this claim while referring to what is likely the 1% of ideas, behaviors, and reaction that you take issue with for personal reasons that we learn in our youth. You can argue that you do not believe that a specific thing we learn is our youth isn’t relevant, but wholesale is illogical. Even then, though, is it not relevant or are you, again, just trying to justify a certain behavior that you don’t want to be judged for? In other words, is this purely self-serving? Okay, so you are a hedonist. That is not religious, it is a philosophical ideology stemming from Greece. Then there is the call to “seek professionals” despite suggesting that people should play with themselves to learn about their own body… Also, it is based on the idea that you trust professionals to be able to recognize their own biases. So it would be more mature (understanding the world, yourself, your place in it, etc) to develop the ability to be discerning rather than relying on someone you’ve been told is a “professional” by someone else. Wait… “Being desensitized is being adult.” + “Don't think of it as desensitized, that labeling implies regret.” No, it is not the same as maturing. Stop trying to rationalize it for self-serving reasons. Learning to play with yourself… which is one of the main points… makes you a better human…

TJ Bigelow
>>123821981

Your TL;DR is phrased in a way that it makes it look like you're talking about your own comment, btw. You know I get notifications of each time you tried to submit a comment, right? You know I see every attempt, right? The one lesson every troll never learns. If you attack the person behind the discussion, then you have already proven you are not worth a discussion. Its as if none of you took debate in high-school. "If I can pick apart a person that says a thing, then I can prove this person is less than others because I have successfully mocked them! Mwuh haha! I don't need to counter anything they have to say because of mockery and taking things out of context! Mwuh haha! I have successfully made you look like a fool in my own mind! Mwuh haha! I have won because I like to imagine people I disagree with as small and as things I can dismiss. Be gone (from your own comment thread), thing I have imagined I have successfully mocked and thus determined beneath me! Mwuh haha!" I think you need to look up the meaning of the words pretentious and projection, then look into your eyes in the mirror, then back at the definitions, then back at the mirror, then repeat until it sinks in. Ooo, I have not been called a heathen is quite some time. That's fun. You are correct in that I do not look at things from the perspective of "is this good", but only because good and bad are subjective. I use the perspective "is this right?". How bold of you to surmise that I "justify my actions" as oppose to being a person that can think of me as an entire person with a whole life of experiences instead of just existing in this comment thread, alone. Why can I not be, "here are the lessons that life has taught me"? Oh, that's right, because your intent is to mock. Hiking is not an artistic experience, btw. It doesn't require the subjective part of the brain to do or enjoy. Stigmas and stereotypes are not "inbuild mechanisms", they are taught and they certainly don't protect us. They make us afraid and are wielded by people that to control others. Fear of the other is not ONLY about disease and existed before we knew about disease. And no, they knew the blankets were infected and would kill off many indigenous people so that they would be easier to overpower. The Black Plague happened before the colonization of the Americas. They absolutely knew. Its a well documented tactic from ancient China, Egypt, African Kingdoms, Rome, Greece; and hell, even from Mesopotamia to poison the opposition to weaken then. Stop treating the humans of the past as bumbling idiots that did an 'oopsies'. You are minimizing the deaths of hundreds of millions of people. "Anyone that talks about EQ/EI is this [stereotype]." Prejudice much? How about every Psychologist, Sociologist, and Philosopher? Are they [random stereotype because of your bias]? Just because the lexicon doesn't match your preferred style doesn't mean [whatever stereotype]. People communicate in various ways and at various levels. I am trained and skilled in bridging those ways and levels. I'm not going to talk to a homeless person like I'm Albert Einstein, and I'm to going talk to a 4-star general like I'm high on meth. If you don't like to use EQ/EI, then don't use it in your communication. Its really that simple. It doesn't make you 'this' or mean you're not 'that'. Probably should stop listening to people like Ben Shapiro that can't discuss a topic without tearing down their perceived opponent, too. "I skip to the second essay due to you not defining maturity in the previous one". Okay, these are comments, not essays. They do not follow the same format as essays or APA/MLA rule structure. They do follow rules of debate, however. The 'previous one' was the first comment of my comment thread. Why would I define words in my first comment? And why are you telling me it was such a hassle for you? Oh, that's right, because of the mockery thing and the joy of picking things and displaying them out of context to prove you big man and me lesser man, ugh ugh! "Of course, it could be expanded, but this is all that is necessary for what is being discussed". Again, not an essay. I don't need to establish all points in the beginning. Reiteration and repetition help with solidifying the concepts and ideas. Just because I say 'maturity is this' in one paragraph, then elaborate with additional ways to understand a concept in another is not changing my statements or rationalization. Its called 'reiterating' and is useful when clarifying one's self. Repetition helps with recall when having long discussions. This is why it is pointless to jump back and forth picking apart things. A conversation has a flow of context and you ignore that flow and context when your sole intent is to tear down the person you are communicating with. This conversation was not about 'playing with yourself'. It was about Jeannie's self doubt in saying how aware she became at how much she is desensitized to shopping for adult toys. I explained, in a lot of words, that its okay and not something to feel bad about and this is why. Every counter on this comment thread is implying that she should feel bad because I'm wrong for 'reasons' (which I defend) or just an attempt at a personal attack on me or 'encouraging' me to stop talking. When, guess what, if you stop coming at me on my comment thread, then I'll stop stomping your dicks into the dirt. Its really that simple. The Otto von Bismarck quote. You are conveniently ignoring the fact that is about OBSERVING the mistakes of others, not being told about them. Its not a testimonial if you were there to witness it happen to someone else. If you think testimonials are valid proof then I encourage you to take a college science class and write any paper citing testimonials and quotes only and we'll see how far you get with that concept. "Conscious and informed choice can be made without experience based on the gathering of information." Never said you can't. I said its not a informed choice if you do. "You don’t need to touch a hotplate to understand it is hot and will hurt you." tell that to a child that's never touched something hot before. When you learn what 'hot' is, then you have life experience to base your informed choices on, don't you? "You don’t even have to do research because when the last guy touched it, they seemed to be in visible pain or told you of an experience when they felt physical pain in the past." Again, OBSERVATION, you are there to witness it. You are learning life experiences by being there to learn it. "Modifying established values to better suit you doesn’t show maturity". Umm, yeah it does, it shows growth. Values are concepts, they are abstracts. See, you conveniently leave out words. Words, I know by now, that you really want to say like 'traditional' values.

TJ Bigelow
>>123821981

I meant to continue but hit 'enter' like you did, but I continued the discussion instead of deleting and repeating, you see. "Because at what point do you stop?" You stop when you want to stop. Do I need to explain the steps of drinking water so you don't drown, too? "An example is like what was said earlier, there is a major difference between testing the ability for people of difference races and cultures to cohabitate", Why are we testing people of different races and cultures? Do people of different races and cultures have different types of genitals? Are you implying we are all not biologically human? "Well, there has already been research done on how people who play with themselves tend to have lower drives for finding a partner." And whats wrong with that. You seem to think there is a correlation between masturbating and happy couples. Maybe people discover that they know what they like and want once they learn more about their bodies, hmm? Maybe looking for a partner to satisfy you sexually isn't as important, as our culture seems to make it, be once you know how to satisfy yourself? No, these can't be the reasons, right? These reasons don't help you at mocking me. "This isn’t strictly a bad thing, but that depends on the results you want to see in society." Hmm, what 'results' do you want to see in society? I was completely unaware society had to satisfy your per-conceived notion of results... Your break down of the 'eww gross' logic. The commenter attacked me with an insult. I replied and treated the commenter as the child they are, creating an 'eww gross' image in THEIR head. Because children are grossed out by things. You deal with bullies your way, and I'll deal with them my way. You come to flame my comment, insult me, and not add anything to the conversation, then I'll show you the troll slayer I have become. Simple. And "Most adults don’t say “eww gross,” you don't know most adults. Don't use the word most so often. You won't find evidence to support 'most'. "Again, understanding the world and your position in it is a form a maturity." Normally an fine statement except for the 'your position in it'. So many judgmental, prejudice, and bias tones throughout everything you say. "“anything sexually related”… necrophilia." out of context, inflammatory, and intentionally antagonistic like most of this comment. Again, should I specify all things in the world and outside of it, in detail, in this comment thread, so as to not be judge by the mighty big man that has imagined his victory by mockery? "I don’t react to bullying, but that doesn’t mean I am okay with it." That's because you are the bully. Again, look in the mirror and you have so many prejudices prevalent in this comment. You're projecting. You are the bully, dude. Finally, some questions, even though I know you were attempting to be rhetorical. "Then going on to say that we should become desensitized to porn and such… why? Let me rephrase: To what end?" To not be offended by the human body and natural mating practices. "What are you looking to achieve with it?" See previous answer. "Will it help society and individuals?" Yes, it will. With saturation of exposure, i.e exposure therapy, we will stop sexualizing humans as pieces of meat and stop fantasizing about the 'right way' or 'suppose to' when it comes to dating and mating practices. "How do you know?" Peer-reviewed evidence on the studies of human behaviors. "And is this what we should be focusing on changing?" Did not say anything in line with that. Tell me, why it is so unimportant to change. If you're saying, with this question, this 'isn't important to fixing our society right now' argument, which is a circular fallacy argument because you can say this about anything and nothing at the same time; but I can use the same against you and 'why did you spend so much time commenting at me when you could be doing things that fix our society? hrmpf'. "People try to justify a lot of kinks as “normal human behavior” but no, the desire to get pegged is not normal as most men do not have it and those that do are commonly found to have had similar experiences in their past, as an example." Kink shamer, bias, prejudice. You lost a lot of footing there, within this discussion, with that statement. "Being judgmental of someone’s body?... You mean the thing that baked into our DNA that pushes us to choose mates and make decisions?" It is not baked into our DNA. What your are wrongfully referring to is mate selection which is not in our DNA nor is judging a person's body. I did not discuss mate selection but I can, and a person's body is not the reason mates are chosen. A person's body grabs our attention but it is not how we choose mates. You are delusional and need to go back to anthropology, health, biology, and chemistry class. I know you go on and on here, so let me correct you. Having a type isn't a thing. They are actually preferences, and having a preference means a few things. It means selfishness because it is intended to only satisfy your fantasies of a mate. It is a scapegoat for bias as in "I don't like black people for intimate partners. Not because I'm racist, but because I have a type." And they can change whenever you want them to. How is changing your mind on "type" baked into our DNA too? There's a lot of our choices taken away from us if its all baked into our DNA then, aren't there? "So maybe you are speaking on comments about breast size or something since you are referring to Henry?" No, actually. Henry has a phobia and prejudice of fat people. That is what I was playfully poking at him with. "Again, pointing to the idea that this is rationalization instead of seeking understanding of the world." You do not have an understanding of the world, my guy. You understand your bubble, and that's about as far as you go. "Saying that “ideas, behaviors and reactions you learned/developed in your youths aren’t relevant” ignores that these are how you function in the world". It is how a child functions in the world because they do not to leave their comfort zones, including the comfort zone of "understanding the world". "Okay, so you are a hedonist. That is not religious, it is a philosophical ideology stemming from Greece." Is it now? There were no heathens before Greece? There were no philosophy before Greece. People didn't think about things before Greece? Wow, so amazing that people only existed during Greece and after. "Then there is the call to “seek professionals” despite suggesting that people should play with themselves to learn about their own body". 'Seeking professionals' was reference to being okay with behavior that harmed yourself and others. You know this. You referenced earlier as such. You must be getting tired at this point from flagellating me so much. Mock, mock, mock. Victory by mockery! "Also, it is based on the idea that you trust professionals to be able to recognize their own biases." Quite a lot of them do. You should try talking to a few, causally, of course, don't want people to think you're wrong about anything, after all. "Wait… “Being desensitized is being adult.” + “Don't think of it as desensitized, that labeling implies regret.” Ignoring the evolution of the conversation (reiteration and repetition) and out of context splicing, yet again. Whew, that was a lot. Tell me you're a bible thumper without telling me you're bible thumper, am I right? lol

Anonymous

WTF are all these walls of text in this video??? I can bet my right kidney that these were written by AI LOL

Patrick H.

At this rate there kids are going to know more about sex then they do. Or in Henry’s case, his “little girls” lol

Anonymous

I can't stop laughing XD

Anonymous

Why you guys buy a male sex doll to accompany the new female sex doll? The female followers should have their fun too… maybe Susu can help you decide a model…

Alicia Fox
>>125451153

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Alicia Fox
>>125932177

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Manuel Nascimento

Thumbnail is top tier: the most disgusted looks on the girls' faces and Henry is like "hell yeah" :) This is so fun, great job everyone :)

Loll Godz

Hitatchi Magic Wand moment... jeannie is onto something there

Jon Bird

see guys, women don't even know where their own g-spots are.. XD Simplest way I can describe it is to just try to poke their bellybutton form the inside. Its not quite that far back, but it gives you the Idea lmao