Various Things

Milord I think book clubs ought to be fine. Computer clubs too, those have a history of leading to less sex for its members.

Avery Why did you deleted your posting?
Has something annoyed you or do you feel misunderstood?

If we don't have all the details of your life in our heads, I'm sorry if we haven't got it quite right.

Joh so many thoughts and serious concerns and it quickly devolves into jokes... I can see why she would be disappointed and am almost sorry for participating.

Big almost though as nothing is too serious to joke about.

Avery I will delete the posts not directly tied to your request

I have to move this topic to trash because it has no title

sorry, but due to the many deleted posts it is impossible to understand the thread. Please delete it completely (i.e. the entire thread) or present it in a way that can be understood

youdontknowme Not that I have any personal experience, even as someone who falls into the "less attractive male" category.

I've never seen you, of course, but if you say this just because you are older you should stop thinking that way.

The older a man gets, the easier it becomes to be attractive. Have a job, don't be in prison, be a little bit of a gentleman, and be single, and the women your age will swoon.

Men get distinguished with age. Women just get old. That's another reason for women to marry young. If you are smart about it, you can catch your prince before he realizes that he is a prince.

I missed the party, but I'm pretty sure from context and history that @Avery was trying to have a discussion of chastity as a virtue and how to practice it mentally and emotionally, and find environments that support this.

Sadly, outside of religions or religious groups that have so many social activities that you can make them your whole life, I'm not sure it's possible to find many places in the US free of unwholesome messaging and activities, and I'm not just talking about sex.

Even for devout Christians it can be a challenge to be in the world but not of it.

MissBlossom

She was trying to do a good thread and offtopics appeared. It is a defect of the community, and in this case I am guilty too.
Sorry, @Avery .

MissBlossom i agree. You are a smart and good man @youdontknowme and sometime i think how it was hard for me when i was 20 or so just to get noticed.
@MissBlossom charming woman like you stay charming even when the time passes. It's the shallow beauty that passes, personality became even more fascinating

MissBlossom I've never seen you, of course, but if you say this just because you are older you should stop thinking that way.

Mostly talking body shape and grooming standards. But I also do not aim to be desired sexually (or romantically), though I do think I am roughly aware of what parts of my looks and personality are attractive/unattractive.

But still,

Milord MissBlossom i agree. You are a smart and good man @youdontknowme and sometime i think how it was hard for me when i was 20 or so just to get noticed.

thanks for the compliment.

MissBlossom The older a man gets, the easier it becomes to be attractive. Have a job, don't be in prison, be a little bit of a gentleman, and be single, and the women your age will swoon.

Maybe in your country but not here (Or maybe I'm too demanding?)

I agree with Blossom.

Joh Maybe in your country but not here (Or maybe I'm too demanding?)

maybe you really are, especially in men, mental maturity increases enormously with age. Women are often still attracted to men who can lead, and an older man can definitely do that better than a younger one