Is it weird to anyone else
That people are constantly having sex. Like you see a couple down the street, they were fucking last night. That girl jogging, she got the dick two days ago, that old lady, she is doing it once a week
>>29544958
people are pathetic animals, what else is new
>>29544958
It creeps me out desu senpai. And makes me jelly, of course, because I will never have this.
>>29544958
Younger people (upper limit of maybe 25) are actually pretty sexless as far as I understand, not robot levels of course, but still not actually having that much sex. Couples are of course an exception.
>>29545375
That is just not true. Me and my bros would go out and get laid every weekend. Normal people have sex bro.
>>29544958
The weird part to me is that it's a part of everyones live but it's rarely talked about irl.
>>29545399
I know that, I'm a normie. But that is actually relatively little. And I mean, sometimes I'd go even a couple of months without getting laid.
There's also a bunch of people that don't go out, several of the girls I studied with hardly ever went out.
>>29544958
It is weird that it's such a big part of life, and yet it's something that'll never happen for me. I guess it's kind of like if I couldn't taste anything- it's just this huge reference point I'll never have.
>>29546722
>it's just this huge reference point I'll never have
I know what you mean. I can't even comprehend the idea of 2 individuals going completely naked and engaging in sexual intercourse. You always see everyone wearing clothing, but from time to time they're completely naked with someone else on a bed. It's just so bizarre to me.
>sex is an important and enjoyable part of most peoples' lives
>>29544958
As an asexual, it feels weird seeing how much time and energy people are spending for something that's totally uninteresting to me
>>29544958
It's all about perspective. People in 3rd world countries probably find it weird that we get three meals a day and are on the computer 24/7, and they are probably similarly jealous of that.
