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Saving Myself For Marriage Was A waste. Caller (Anna): ...how can I help the bitterness and resentment that's growing in me towards my husband, I feel like he's ruining s*x for me. Dr. John Delony: How is he ruining sex for you? Caller: Okay, so background... I grew up... Dr. John Delony: (laughing) You were like, "Okay, let's do this." Caller: (laughs) I grew up very religious. Dr. John Delony: Okay. Caller: Very religious. No fun things in the bedroom until marriage. Dr. John Delony: Okay, so you didn't sleep with anybody else until you got married. Caller: Correct. Dr. John Delony: Okay. Caller: I met my husband now, husband at 27, married at 30. So a long time. A long time. Dr. John Delony: Awesome. Caller: And while I absolutely adore him and I think he is a wonderful wonderful person when we got married, it was... it just was not at all... Dr. John Delony: What you had built it up to be? Caller: Yes, and it still isn't. I feel like... and I've... I've talked to him about it, and my thing is... our honeymoon felt like a vacation. It didn't feel like a honeymoon. Dr. John Delony: What does that mean? What does that mean? Caller: That means that I had to initiate a lot of the time. That means that he initiated maybe once in the whole honeymoon. And I feel like he was more concerned about looking pool-time and, you know, sightseeing than he was with the point of the honeymoon, in my opinion. Dr. John Delony: Okay. Caller (Anna): And that carried when we got home, of course, that carried on. It only kind of became a little bit more stagnant. And that aggression, that lust, that passion isn't there. And I've had to initiate a lot, way more than I really want to. And I don't feel desired anymore. And this is going to sound so stupid, but... Dr. John Delony: Nothing you're saying is stupid. Caller (Anna): I've been having these thoughts where it's like, if this was what it was going to be, I could have been having fun in my twenties. Dr. John Delony: Sure. That's not stupid at all, not even a tiny bit. Caller (Anna): Okay. Dr. John Delony: Don't beat yourself up about that. Caller (Anna): What was the point? What was the point if I was just going to have a regular, normal, boring marital s*x life, then I could have had fun while I had time, you know? And as horrible as that sounds, it's how I feel, you know? Dr. John Delony: I don't think it sounds horrible. I don't think it sounds horrible, it makes sense. But I think there's something deeper than this. Tell me if I'm crazy, okay?
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Saving Myself For Marriage Was A waste. Caller (Anna): ...how can I help the bitterness and resentment that's growing in me towards my husband, I feel like he's ruining s*x for me. Dr. John Delony: How is he ruining sex for you? Caller: Okay, so background... I grew up... Dr. John Delony: (laughing) You were like, "Okay, let's do this." Caller: (laughs) I grew up very religious. Dr. John Delony: Okay. Caller: Very religious. No fun things in the bedroom until marriage. Dr. John Delony: Okay, so you didn't sleep with anybody else until you got married. Caller: Correct. Dr. John Delony: Okay. Caller: I met my husband now, husband at 27, married at 30. So a long time. A long time. Dr. John Delony: Awesome. Caller: And while I absolutely adore him and I think he is a wonderful wonderful person when we got married, it was... it just was not at all... Dr. John Delony: What you had built it up to be? Caller: Yes, and it still isn't. I feel like... and I've... I've talked to him about it, and my thing is... our honeymoon felt like a vacation. It didn't feel like a honeymoon. Dr. John Delony: What does that mean? What does that mean? Caller: That means that I had to initiate a lot of the time. That means that he initiated maybe once in the whole honeymoon. And I feel like he was more concerned about looking pool-time and, you know, sightseeing than he was with the point of the honeymoon, in my opinion. Dr. John Delony: Okay. Caller (Anna): And that carried when we got home, of course, that carried on. It only kind of became a little bit more stagnant. And that aggression, that lust, that passion isn't there. And I've had to initiate a lot, way more than I really want to. And I don't feel desired anymore. And this is going to sound so stupid, but... Dr. John Delony: Nothing you're saying is stupid. Caller (Anna): I've been having these thoughts where it's like, if this was what it was going to be, I could have been having fun in my twenties. Dr. John Delony: Sure. That's not stupid at all, not even a tiny bit. Caller (Anna): Okay. Dr. John Delony: Don't beat yourself up about that. Caller (Anna): What was the point? What was the point if I was just going to have a regular, normal, boring marital s*x life, then I could have had fun while I had time, you know? And as horrible as that sounds, it's how I feel, you know? Dr. John Delony: I don't think it sounds horrible. I don't think it sounds horrible, it makes sense. But I think there's something deeper than this. Tell me if I'm crazy, okay?

Hecto Crypto | NetLink ⛓

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A Muslim prayer room will be opening at the Vatican. Prayer rugs will be provided for daily prayers People are outraged “What the Vatican is currently doing is a spit in the faces to all of our Christian brothers and sisters who have been genocided in the name of Islam.” “I say this as a proud Catholic who absolutely adores her religion and is sick and tired of seeing leftism Co-op it and try to destroy it from the inside out, because that's exactly what's happening right now. For those of you who haven't heard, the pope decided that it would be a wonderful idea to open up a Muslim prayer room at the Vatican. Just one quick question. Are you kidding me? Like, are we being so serious right now, guys? The religion that that is responsible for the actual genocide of Christians all throughout the Middle East. We're inviting them into our holiest site for what reason exactly? I don't know, but it's something that is so sick and twisted that it's not even funny. Muslims openly celebrate being able to take over Christian sites. This is something that is seen as a very high honor in their religion, and they will specifically go after churches to do so. They view Christians as subservient to them, and we're inviting them in. You think that's a good idea? There are Christian women right now being held as sex slaves by them and the Pope hasn't said a word on it. Are you kidding me?” “How long do we have to sit here and act nice and play pretend like these people don't want our death? This is what they've been doing all over the world and I am so sick of it. Honestly, I don't know how much longer we have to sit there and play pretend with these people.”
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A Muslim prayer room will be opening at the Vatican. Prayer rugs will be provided for daily prayers People are outraged “What the Vatican is currently doing is a spit in the faces to all of our Christian brothers and sisters who have been genocided in the name of Islam.” “I say this as a proud Catholic who absolutely adores her religion and is sick and tired of seeing leftism Co-op it and try to destroy it from the inside out, because that's exactly what's happening right now. For those of you who haven't heard, the pope decided that it would be a wonderful idea to open up a Muslim prayer room at the Vatican. Just one quick question. Are you kidding me? Like, are we being so serious right now, guys? The religion that that is responsible for the actual genocide of Christians all throughout the Middle East. We're inviting them into our holiest site for what reason exactly? I don't know, but it's something that is so sick and twisted that it's not even funny. Muslims openly celebrate being able to take over Christian sites. This is something that is seen as a very high honor in their religion, and they will specifically go after churches to do so. They view Christians as subservient to them, and we're inviting them in. You think that's a good idea? There are Christian women right now being held as sex slaves by them and the Pope hasn't said a word on it. Are you kidding me?” “How long do we have to sit here and act nice and play pretend like these people don't want our death? This is what they've been doing all over the world and I am so sick of it. Honestly, I don't know how much longer we have to sit there and play pretend with these people.”

Wall Street Apes

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If THIS is what got CAUGHT, imagine what didn't. THREE brothers. FIVE victims. One just TWELVE. His own victims had a name for him. KILLER, and somehow he still STOOD FOR LABOUR in 2016. Nothing stopped him, because the law that should have is OLDER than colour television. This country opened doors for him before any of it caught up. Labour candidate, 2016. Youth worker. Director of an anti-knife charity, Mums United, given a Points of Light award by the PRIME MINISTER, police and councillors applauding. Stabbed in 2019, called a “wonderful comrade.” All while what he'd done sat undiscovered. Here's what he was actually doing. A gun. Threats of gang rape. Twenty offences against five children, and he still told one she couldn't complain because of her culture. The judge's words are on record. “Proven to be incorrect.”He's in Pakistan now, the judge said, “deliberately avoiding these proceedings for no other reason than cowardice.” His brothers weren't just standing nearby. One raped a child under 13. The other helped hand a victim to his own brother. A predator stood for office, trusted around children, publicly honoured by Downing Street, while what he'd done sat undiscovered. How much of this country's child protection is actually a cover story? This isn't one rotten exception. It's what the whole system looks like when nobody's checking. The rule meant to stop men like him isn't broken by accident. It's from 1972, before the sex offenders register even existed. The government's own answer isn't to fix it. It's to admit, in writing, that it's failing, and carry on anyway. It’s not just one bad apple from one party. Baroness Casey's own audit found a file where someone TIPPEXED OUT the word "Pakistani." A Tory MP's whip was quietly handed back before a confidence vote he was needed for. Another sat in Parliament ten years before an old crime caught up. Different parties, different rosettes, same rot, same erasure. FIFTY years, and nobody’s fixed the door. That law is still standing wide open TODAY. Whoever’s asking for your trust next, the next government, the next MP, the next candidate, could be walking through that exact same gap.
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If THIS is what got CAUGHT, imagine what didn't. THREE brothers. FIVE victims. One just TWELVE. His own victims had a name for him. KILLER, and somehow he still STOOD FOR LABOUR in 2016. Nothing stopped him, because the law that should have is OLDER than colour television. This country opened doors for him before any of it caught up. Labour candidate, 2016. Youth worker. Director of an anti-knife charity, Mums United, given a Points of Light award by the PRIME MINISTER, police and councillors applauding. Stabbed in 2019, called a “wonderful comrade.” All while what he'd done sat undiscovered. Here's what he was actually doing. A gun. Threats of gang rape. Twenty offences against five children, and he still told one she couldn't complain because of her culture. The judge's words are on record. “Proven to be incorrect.”He's in Pakistan now, the judge said, “deliberately avoiding these proceedings for no other reason than cowardice.” His brothers weren't just standing nearby. One raped a child under 13. The other helped hand a victim to his own brother. A predator stood for office, trusted around children, publicly honoured by Downing Street, while what he'd done sat undiscovered. How much of this country's child protection is actually a cover story? This isn't one rotten exception. It's what the whole system looks like when nobody's checking. The rule meant to stop men like him isn't broken by accident. It's from 1972, before the sex offenders register even existed. The government's own answer isn't to fix it. It's to admit, in writing, that it's failing, and carry on anyway. It’s not just one bad apple from one party. Baroness Casey's own audit found a file where someone TIPPEXED OUT the word "Pakistani." A Tory MP's whip was quietly handed back before a confidence vote he was needed for. Another sat in Parliament ten years before an old crime caught up. Different parties, different rosettes, same rot, same erasure. FIFTY years, and nobody’s fixed the door. That law is still standing wide open TODAY. Whoever’s asking for your trust next, the next government, the next MP, the next candidate, could be walking through that exact same gap.

BanksyCat

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Elliot Page, the genuine 100% definitely male manliest man who ever manned Is complaining that heeeee can't get any work since portraying some sort of very skinny female-looking man with a girly voice in Christopher Nolan's Odyssey film. I just don't know what role heeeeee wants to play. "Honey, I Shrunk the Actress"? Maybe a reboot of Snow White with Elliot Page as new dwarf, “Indoctrinated”? Dundee's healthiest junkie? What did heeeeee think was going to happen when heeeeee transitioned to being a white man? Did heeeeee really believe all the guff about "white male privilege"? I've seen this before. People transition to being a man, and then they find out it's actually hard being a man. It's similar to Reddititis - when people get led down a harmful progressive path on internet forums. You see sex workers ask things like, "Will I be able to find a husband?" and all the Reddit people say, "Oh, of course. Your history has no bearing. Sex work is real work." Then, in the real world, they can't find a husband. The whole world was a Reddit forum for Ellen Page. They all told her that she would be the most stunning, bravest, most wonderful male of all time. If you go on Reddit and ask, "Will I be able to find work as an actor after transitioning to being a man and looking like the skinniest, most female-looking man of all time?" they'll all say, "Oh yes, of course, of course you will." But in the real world, you can't, because And with Elliot Page now famous for transitioning, if you cast himmmmmm in a film, that transition story becomes the dominant thing about the film. Page isn't playing a role in the film. The film has cast a transitioned actor in it. For all the gushing lefty liberals who stand on the stage at the Oscars and say, "We must be inclusive, and trans men are real men” - in real life, nobody wants the film to be dominated by that narrative. They want the film to allow people to suspend their disbelief and for a couple of hours, be lost in a world that isn't about contemporary politics. Fortunately, Elliot, the manliest man who ever lived, has managed to find work narrating documentaries. When I say documentaries, I mean absolute nonsensical gender propaganda pretending to be a documentary. I can tell you right now, this documentary is going to say that there are millions of transgender animals. Animals transition. There are queer animals. Animals support Palestine. Animals are concerned about climate change. Animals vote democrat. Animals think we should have more asylum seekers from the Horn of Africa. Animals think we should tax the rich (but other rich, not Hollywood elites). You basically can't trust any academia, history books, or documentaries that are made after about 2014, because that's when everything became infected with woke ideology. The ideology became the prism through which everything is viewed. You can't trust anything anymore. The only thing you can trust is my YouTube channel.
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Elliot Page, the genuine 100% definitely male manliest man who ever manned Is complaining that heeeee can't get any work since portraying some sort of very skinny female-looking man with a girly voice in Christopher Nolan's Odyssey film. I just don't know what role heeeeee wants to play. "Honey, I Shrunk the Actress"? Maybe a reboot of Snow White with Elliot Page as new dwarf, “Indoctrinated”? Dundee's healthiest junkie? What did heeeeee think was going to happen when heeeeee transitioned to being a white man? Did heeeeee really believe all the guff about "white male privilege"? I've seen this before. People transition to being a man, and then they find out it's actually hard being a man. It's similar to Reddititis - when people get led down a harmful progressive path on internet forums. You see sex workers ask things like, "Will I be able to find a husband?" and all the Reddit people say, "Oh, of course. Your history has no bearing. Sex work is real work." Then, in the real world, they can't find a husband. The whole world was a Reddit forum for Ellen Page. They all told her that she would be the most stunning, bravest, most wonderful male of all time. If you go on Reddit and ask, "Will I be able to find work as an actor after transitioning to being a man and looking like the skinniest, most female-looking man of all time?" they'll all say, "Oh yes, of course, of course you will." But in the real world, you can't, because And with Elliot Page now famous for transitioning, if you cast himmmmmm in a film, that transition story becomes the dominant thing about the film. Page isn't playing a role in the film. The film has cast a transitioned actor in it. For all the gushing lefty liberals who stand on the stage at the Oscars and say, "We must be inclusive, and trans men are real men” - in real life, nobody wants the film to be dominated by that narrative. They want the film to allow people to suspend their disbelief and for a couple of hours, be lost in a world that isn't about contemporary politics. Fortunately, Elliot, the manliest man who ever lived, has managed to find work narrating documentaries. When I say documentaries, I mean absolute nonsensical gender propaganda pretending to be a documentary. I can tell you right now, this documentary is going to say that there are millions of transgender animals. Animals transition. There are queer animals. Animals support Palestine. Animals are concerned about climate change. Animals vote democrat. Animals think we should have more asylum seekers from the Horn of Africa. Animals think we should tax the rich (but other rich, not Hollywood elites). You basically can't trust any academia, history books, or documentaries that are made after about 2014, because that's when everything became infected with woke ideology. The ideology became the prism through which everything is viewed. You can't trust anything anymore. The only thing you can trust is my YouTube channel.

Leo Kearse - see me on tour! Links in bio

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