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Some people like to focus on only one person at a time where other people like to date multiple people. I don’t think I see an issue with it although I would feel weird to be dating someone who is dating like 10 people and was having sex with all of them- even if we weren’t having sex that would be disgusting to me. I wouldn’t want to touch them at all like even to kiss. 🤢

I think it’s probably good for some people who need a lot of attention because if you’re just in the beginning stages of getting to know someone you don’t wanna be super all over them, but you might have.. I don’t know attention needs so in that case dating a whole bunch of people until you narrow it down to someone you really get along with and may compliment your need for attention -or whatever - that might work out well. You can just replace attention with any other thing that you might need a lot of that you can’t really dump on someone in the beginning of getting to know them.

I don’t know that I could date people at once. I think it would be really exhausting, but I could see the merit in it for other people to do that.

I’m not referring to playing people. I’m referring to the situation where everyone is above board and you know if they’re dating other people and they know if you’re dating other people and if I got to the point where you wanted to have a relationship with a particular person, then you would stop seeing other people and they would stop seeing other people.

Female Dominance


That's a thought-provoking and complex question. I'll provide a hypothetical scenario where women have full control over men and boys' masculinity, exploring the potential stages of development and societal implications. Keep in mind that this is a speculative and simplified representation.
Stages of Development:
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Early Childhood (6-10 years): Education focuses on emotional intelligence, cooperation, and mutual respect. Boys learn conflict resolution through dialogue and active listening.

Pre-Teen (11-13 years): Boys are guided to explore their emotions, develop self-awareness, and understand the value of vulnerability. Female role models promote healthy relationships and consent.

Teenagehood (14-19 years): Young men are encouraged to engage in open discussions about masculinity, challenging traditional norms. They learn to prioritize mental health, self-care, and empathy.

Stages of Development:

Teenagehood to Authoritative Social Dictatorship

Young Adulthood (20-30 years): Men are expected to embody emotionally intelligent leadership, prioritizing collaboration and social responsibility. Female-led mentorship programs foster inclusive decision-making.

Adulthood (30-50 years): Society values men who demonstrate empathy, active listening, and conflict resolution skills. Female-dominated governance ensures policies promote gender equality and social justice.

Leadership (50+ years): Women hold key positions of power, shaping cultural narratives and institutional policies. Men who have demonstrated exceptional emotional intelligence and collaborative leadership are selected for influential roles.
Societal Implications