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This guy said the following:
"When a Woman is driving she's exposed to vibrations, this shakes her vagina, she will feel sexual euphoria."

Well what's obviously BS about this is that vibrations will be no different in the frontseat than from in a passenger seat.

So I started wondering how many people DO feel sexual pleasure while in a car?

He says he loves me.. And he by no doubt doesn't.. I still feel like I'm simply taken advantage of..
He says that he can't reply all the time since he's busy (even though his actions clearly depict that he's not and/or he's simply prioritizing things that aren't that important over me)..
He claims that I'm the most important thing in the world to him.. But he doesn't see how much he always hurts me and how much he's losing me..
He's so terribly blind to my pain that I always have to point it out myself and then tell him how to fix it (which hurts too because he can't just figure out how to comfort me or bother to)...
it always feels like he simply just uses me for sexual pleasure or as a feel good in general.. Whether that's to boost his confidence and spirit for the day or what.. I feel like his love is totally self-centered and that he hardly thinks about how I feel...
I said earlier that I KNOW he loves me because I genuinely saved his life.. And worked to get him out of depression for about four months.. So he loves me for always coddling him and kissing up to him.. I don't think he actually loves ME.. But more my services..
there's still many great times that we've shared.. Him trying to make me laugh all the time and being really adorable to make my heart skip a beat.. I really love this guy.. I feel like I love him way more than he loves me..
(This is an online relationship also!!)
what do you guys think?

Do you fit at least 4 of the following characteristics:

- Neither desires nor enjoys close relationships, including being part of a family.
- Almost always chooses solitary activities.
- Has little, if any, interest in having sexual experiences with another person.
- Takes pleasure in few, if any, activities.
- Lacks close friends or confidants other than first-degree relatives.
- Appears indifferent to the praise or criticism of others.
- Shows emotional coldness, detachment, or flattened affectivity.

This is the diagnostic criteria for Schizoid Personality Disorder. Studies show that it's really uncommon, but I wonder if the quantity is underestimated because schizoid people tend to keep to themselves.

Note, however, that it may be over-represented in this poll, because studies also show that schizoid people spend a lot more time on the internet than the average person. So there's that.