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Course Shameless & Unbreakable: My persona list of sexual shame
Hey guys. I figured I'd share my personal list of sexual shame I created as part of the shameless course. 1. I feel embarrassed due to my lack of experience romantically and platonically with females. 2. I feel like I can’t connect with them without worrying about doing something stupid. I was called creepy and awkward by a crush in eighth grade indirectly by another girl who was her friend. That girl I had a crush on never had the guts to tell me the truth to my face. 3. I started masturbation when I was 14 to curvy women on Instagram, same time I was in eighth grade. But I am doing well so far quitting this habit. 4. I am envious of people who are in relationships, especially guys that were / are dating women I was attracted to. 5. I was being compared to other guys by group of girls in my grade. One especially said to me that every woman can do better than you. That stung and made me feel like I am not good enough. 6. I fantasize about women that I am not connected with, especially those at work. There was this one woman who is gorgeous and she is in a different department. I learned last year she has a boyfriend, and I had a crush on her before. I felt silly because I can’t be able to connect with her, even on a platonic level where other men can connect with her. 7. In eighth grade, my friend and I were told by our moms that they are disappointed in us for being interested in girls. So, I never learned how to talk to women or learn how to take healthy risks with one such as PDA in public and flirting. I was afraid of getting in trouble. 8. In high school. I didn’t know how to lead a relationship, especially with a high school girlfriend. She said she always wanted me to decide, and I was too easy going about making decisions. I was afraid of messing things up or doing the wrong thing.
2 likes • 7d
@Andy Wallam True. It sucks when I look back. But, that's just one part of the battle.
1 like • 1d
@Aaron Frater You're not alone that you don't have experience with people, especially women. Not all women are good people. I just knew growing up I couldn't really connect with girls. I made excuses as to why I don't want to meet / be around people, especially women. A good part of it was due to getting bullied as a kid, and that made me not want to try. I didn't want to keep getting nitpicked and put down by others.
A small, and amusing win.
Just at a petrol station, filled up, was aware of some toxic masculine push n shove over the other side of the fore court. I thought not much of it, except to keep away from it. I react badly to male ego battling around me. But loo and behind, I decided to go to tge loo, was almost at tge door and one of the aforementioned said wgo blokes wiped in, pushed oadt me and shut the door in my face. I was fuckibg gobsmacked .... I walked back out , telling the teller what had happened. Tgen the red faced ego bloke comes up past me, and I decided not to do my normal wimp out, so I said to him, "you pushed in front of me". My clear honest assertion enabled my fear of aggressive men to subside, so I guess i more or less matched energies . This fuckbwit then proceeded to tell me I was wrong, I might have been walking to the drinks, he didn't see me, he told me I could think lies if I wanted. I just kept saying "you pushed in front of me" in the ole broken record. I was still a bit worried I might get fearful,or he might get angrier, but I knew my truth, said nothing but my truth as he over protested, justified,ghosted, etc, me . .. So pretty silly, fairly humorous, but for me a win of holding my truth, holding my honesty and not backing down
3 likes • 10d
That was very brave. That sounded like a scary situation where things could have escalated. You stayed calm despite the uncertainty, especially if was a stranger.
Advice for a 16 year old guy
What's up group! I'm 16 years old and is wondering what misstakes you did at this age and what you regret not doing. Apreciate you in advance :D
Advice for a 16 year old guy
3 likes • 10d
When I was 16, there were many opportunities to be social but I turned them down because of being tired or being busy. I could have gotten out of my comfort zone more socially if I went to those events my school offered and engaged with others socially instead of being walled off. That could have built my confidence big time. I still regret it now.
List of things that might be related to sexual shame
Hello, Brojo Community. As a part of the Shameless course i wanted to share my personal list around the things that might be related to my sexual shame: 1. The lack of experience in romantic field. I'm ashamed of that 2. Feeling an anxiety around women, especially the ones that I'm attracted to. I feel like there's shame towards women, because of the automatic suppression of attraction or desire. 3. Masturbation and watching porn rarely. So, yeah, these things just a coping mechanism of sexual shame and getting rid of this heavy emotion for me 4. Social anxiety. My attraction towards women are sexualy shameful by default. 5. Fantasies and desires. After one coffee with a girl i started to fantasise about our next date. Although i knew that she wasn't interested in us like i was, so i tried to lie to myself imagining fantasies in my head about our next date. And in the end she rejected me, cause obviously she wasn't interested in me and told me about that actually that same night. I just didn't want to hear that. 6. I envy people who are in relationships or have a partner. 7. Trying to keep it pleasent and safe among unfamiliar women. 8. I'm ashamed of flirting. Right now I won't do that until i feel really familiar and safe with a person. 9. I'm ashamed of my poor sexual experience 10. And because of lack of experience and lack of serious relationships i feel that im less of a man
3 likes • 15d
@Egor Titov You aren't alone. I relate to all of these too.
🔥 Day 27: Relationship Standards (Not Hopes)
Hope is not a strategy. If you want a great social life, you will need to engineer it. Great relationships are a result of your decisions, not luck. Your task: Write: - 5 standards for how you show up to social interactions - 5 standards for who you allow close Comment below: Share one standard you’ve been violating.
4 likes • Jan 29
One standard I know I have violated from my relationships in the past, both friendships and with women was I did not put in effort to build and maintain them. I was passive and waited for the other person to make a move rather than take initiative and leadership to show interest in building those relationships. I didn’t have a genuine interest to take on that responsibility. I have been relying on hope for a long time to have those deep relationships I want, but it never happened. I didn’t take responsibility. While I don’t currently have friends and had a relationship with a woman in years, the one main standard I don’t want to keep violating is being passive and not taking an effort and interest to build and maintain those relationships.
0 likes • Feb 1
@Aaron Frater It's a bad habit, but we need to learn to overcome that. I realized it bleeds into other areas of life.
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