Καλημέρα από Αθήνα. Πώς είστε όλοι?
For those of you who haven’t seen my posts on social media, I arrived in Athens, Greece, three days ago, and I’m getting settled in nicely—besides the jet lag. It’s the first time in my life I’ve ever experienced jet lag, and I always kind of laughed at it as a silly thing people talked about when they had nothing else to complain about.
Totally wrong.
It’s amazing when your body is simultaneously struggling to wake up and go to sleep, suspended in some weird mixture of Schroedinger’s insomnia. Anyway, now that I’m on Day 4, I’m starting to get my sleep in order. I’m starting to look and feel back to normal after getting some sleep and getting myself cleaned up.
In case you want to get to know a little bit more about me, I penned an article yesterday on Medium discussing my history with alcoholism and a crazy experience I had here in Greece pertaining to it.
Now…
For the Science of Sex…
I have to address some of the articles on Jordan Peterson I wrote last month to expand a bit on what I think and where we’re going so wrong. I’ll expand on those as soon as I can and get that out as promised to one commenter who expressed some confusion over what was said.
Athens has offered a wonderfully fresh perspective on this, and I hope this will clarify what the problem is in modern Western dating and, importantly, what we can do to combat that problem and make sex and dating smoother for everyone involved. Hint: it’s not doing deep dives down the Red Pill rabbit hole, but I’m sure you guessed that already, didn’t you?
Sex & Smell
I’ve also got a deep dive into the sense of smell and how it’s involved in sex. The article I published recently was a brief overview and how it could help you expand your sexual repertoire with your partner(s).
So often, we jump right to the non-vanilla stuff like anal sex, threesomes, BDSM, etc., but I think there's tragically overlooked power in just smelling the person you love or are attracted to, experiencing them in a different way. It’s been a wonder throughout my life. It boosts intimacy which is what we’re all searching for at the end of the day, isn’t it?
I also have two more articles in the Sex in the Bible series (for now, I may pick it back up later, as it was quite popular). So be on the lookout for those if they interest you.
What else sex-related should I cover? Any ideas?
My Personal Substack
I’m also going to start writing about non-sex-related things over at my main Substack here. Right now, it’s barren, but subscribe here for free if you want to hear my perspectives on society, the West, some politics, philosophy, and much more. It’s called Mass Psychosis.
The world is breaking down. Let’s talk about why, let’s figure it out, and let’s overcome the obstacles that stand in our way to greatness. Let’s not whine about it with no real ideas for solutions. I have countless pages of notes already penned—whole articles waiting to be edited and perfected.
Fair warning: many of these ideas will challenge your preconceived notions of what is and should be. I want to challenge the biases and bad ideas that harm us, especially in North America generally, the United States specifically.
I loved writing at Medium. But at Medium, you’re writing for curators, which means you get limited in what you can say or when you say it, the reach your articles get. Here, I can finally let out all the thoughts that I’ve been thinking with no outlet. It’s long overdue.
You can also subscribe for free as well as to my personal Substack here, where I’ll post updates and rants, but it won’t be as heavy or meticulously philosophical as Mass Psychosis.
Thank you so much for being a loyal subscriber to my Substack. Really, it means the world to me—much more than you know. And a big shoutout to my paying subscribers who’ve helped me keep this thing afloat for nearly two years now. Okay, it’s been much more than just “staying afloat” It’s actually kind of taken off and garnered thousands of likeminded subscribers, and frankly, I’m both amazed and humbled.
Feel free to upgrade your subscription below to join the ranks and help us build this project of expanded sexual knowledge that has far-reaching implications beyond the bedroom.
I feel you on the Medium thing. The more they tweak their recommendation algo's, curation principles, and earning calculations, the worse it gets (that's my experience, at least).
Also, welcome to Europe :)!
for me smell is more important then looks. especially when it comes to a partner. i've done past life regression work, and smell is the one sense that travels best thru our lives assisting us to remember.