Do you find life fulfilling if you don't have friends and love? I have a higher education, I work. I have my own little business. It's a good income. The problem is that I've never had any friends and have always been hovering around loneliness. I can't find the one and only. In the love plan there are no problems, I am a tall, statuesque guy, so there were many partners. I continue to be in demand from girls even now, but the one and only girl in my life is not there. I am afraid of the thought of a life lived on a three. How to be and what to do?

Memes

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coffee

https://warpcast.com/drewcoffman.eth/0x268cc390

I have a boyfriend who's a bodybuilder. You can't take your eyes off his body, especially on competition days. But it's useless. During pre-competition preparation he has no strength for sex, and after the competition - it lasts 1.5 minutes and then he has no strength either. It's been like this for a month and a half and I don't see any prospects for improvement. He acts like a kind and fat pig. Girls hang on him from both sides, and it's funny to me. Even if it comes to bed with someone, he'll surprise them.

Books

great books, people, places & experiences — a life worth living

The Bible

Foundational text of Christianity. 

A lot of my favorite writers were quite fond of this book either for its substance or its poetry, or both. So I went into it not just with an open mind, but actively seeking the magic that so many serious people have found in it for so many centuries. 

I did not find much of anything remarkable. What I discovered instead is that Christianity as it’s commonly known is substantially extra-textual and the Judeo-Christian literary heritage is a product of layering by subsequent authors.

The Bible itself, as a literary work, does not offer much. It has its moments. The Song of Solomon stood out to me, for example. But if you throw that much at the wall something is bound to stick. It seemed to me that most of the Old Testament consisted of measurements in cubits for the construction of various sacred objects. 

The New Testament at least emphasizes love and mercy, but in a simplistic way. No really touching moments.

Not inspiring, not beautiful, not recommended.

21 Cup

Precise exposition of the rules for a variant of beer pong.

Some games have virtually no stakes and are played for the mere joy of playing. Some games are high stakes and require very precise definitions of acceptable play.

Beer pong falls squarely into the former category, but when it becomes a cherished ritual among a set of bright, intense young people overflowing with energy, you end up with a book like 21 Cup. With cheer and humor, it gives a self consciously thorough and serious enumeration of the rules of the game.

One of my favorite parts of reading is modeling the mental state of the author at the time of writing. Between its dry, legalistic lines, 21 Cup tells a tacit story of a tribe of young men, flush with the power, joy, and optimism of their early twenties, bonding over the love of a simple game, which really just serves as a vessel for their mutual respect, fondness, and admiration.

Recommended for anyone whose life includes a warmly remembered beer pong chapter.

@godsticky.eth can i step into circles this month? bc otherwise i’m screwed. 

that’s the line for the guggenheim btw 👀 i’m going to go work at a cafe for a few hours first

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pinata

Food

i can’t live without this 😱

🍦yogurt
🥭mango
🫐blueberries
🍐pear 
🍫chocolate
🌾granola
🍇raspberry 
💚pistachio

Reading break on lunch 

Still working through The Lean Startup 

Loving the new apartment pool, and seems like it’s empty during the week

I've just received this book for free from the Institute of Network Cultures

Nature

https://warpcast.com/zosphotos/0x5b0deab9

intern

just tipped my favorite farcasters!

thank you @ywc @zd @yekim.eth @tldr @six @tomkey @martin @sea and the rest for being here :)

playing /bracket, assisting /bracky, talking /greatbooks

I like taking pictures occasionally and lose money on the internet

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