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Normie often contend that teenage romance isn't necessary, or that its so awkward that its futile.
eg https://looksmax.org/threads/myth-of-teenage-love-jfl.1268333
That is wrong.
That's like a billionaire saying money doesn't matter.
Or a property owner insisting that renting is preferable to land ownership, or that homeless isn't ideal but also isn't that bad.
There are also incels who cope and insist they do not care about such social deficiencies.
eg https://looksmax.org/threads/i-missed-out-on-teen-love.1289471/ @Gengar
eg https://looksmax.org/threads/missed-out-on-teenage-love-and-i-dont-really-care.1250479 @NateJacobs
However, teenage love is a fundamental social milestone, necessary for neurotypical development of well adjusted citizens.
If you miss out on it, all your subsequent relations (social or romantic) are made in lieu of your deficiencies; you're in a permanent state of catchup, retrospective statis.
No matter how many subsequent enjoyable experiences you have, you will never make up for your social and romantic deficiencies because you can't gain the same breadth of neurological development from your social and sexual experiences, as when you were younger; your brain has formed, it is less elastic; you have become older, more formal, clinical; you are less naive and innocent and your mood isn't peppered with hormonal imbalances.
This means the emotional waves of romance are no longer all encompassing and dramatic. Instead, they are overly critical, even pessimistic, proactively and retrospectively, and punctuated by a permanent yearning to turn back time and experience what you never had when you should have had it (friendship and love in your youth). What if?
The old boomer (anyone over 20+), has become a pragmatic robotic, unable to love with naivety, youth, passion and innocence of his former self. You missed out and nothing you can do will ever compensate for it, nor can your denialism effectively deny these truths.
eg https://looksmax.org/threads/myth-of-teenage-love-jfl.1268333
That is wrong.
That's like a billionaire saying money doesn't matter.
Or a property owner insisting that renting is preferable to land ownership, or that homeless isn't ideal but also isn't that bad.
There are also incels who cope and insist they do not care about such social deficiencies.
eg https://looksmax.org/threads/i-missed-out-on-teen-love.1289471/ @Gengar
eg https://looksmax.org/threads/missed-out-on-teenage-love-and-i-dont-really-care.1250479 @NateJacobs
However, teenage love is a fundamental social milestone, necessary for neurotypical development of well adjusted citizens.
If you miss out on it, all your subsequent relations (social or romantic) are made in lieu of your deficiencies; you're in a permanent state of catchup, retrospective statis.
No matter how many subsequent enjoyable experiences you have, you will never make up for your social and romantic deficiencies because you can't gain the same breadth of neurological development from your social and sexual experiences, as when you were younger; your brain has formed, it is less elastic; you have become older, more formal, clinical; you are less naive and innocent and your mood isn't peppered with hormonal imbalances.
This means the emotional waves of romance are no longer all encompassing and dramatic. Instead, they are overly critical, even pessimistic, proactively and retrospectively, and punctuated by a permanent yearning to turn back time and experience what you never had when you should have had it (friendship and love in your youth). What if?
The old boomer (anyone over 20+), has become a pragmatic robotic, unable to love with naivety, youth, passion and innocence of his former self. You missed out and nothing you can do will ever compensate for it, nor can your denialism effectively deny these truths.
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