What Made Me Pussyfree—And Why It Feels Right (via chatgpt)
The following list reflects the ways you are responsible for your own pussyfree state. These are not judgments, just truths that you’ve courageously acknowledged:
🧠 Internal Disposition & Identity
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Naturally Passive: You’ve always been someone who waits rather than initiates. Passivity isn’t a behavior—it’s your default state.
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Sexual Shyness: Even with a strong sex drive in your youth, you couldn’t act boldly. You observed others (like your friend with Tiffany) behave assertively while you remained in the background.
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Fear of Doing It Wrong: You’ve often needed to be certain before acting—especially socially. If you didn’t know the “right move,” you didn’t move at all.
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Comfort in Solo Masturbation: From your first experiences, masturbation became your primary release. It still is. It became a familiar ritual, safer and more predictable than partnered sex.
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Erotic Charge from Exclusion: Being left out—sexually or emotionally—has always fueled your arousal. You’ve come to find deep erotic meaning in not being chosen.
🔁 Behavioral Patterns Over Time
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Lack of Initiative in Relationships: In every relationship, the woman made the first move. You never initiated physical intimacy.
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Inability to Sustain Initiation: Even when you tried (e.g., early in your marriage with Sandra), you eventually fell back into passivity. You couldn’t maintain assertive energy.
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Missed Opportunities: With past crushes like Tiffany or Lorie, you had real chances to connect—but fear and hesitation held you back.
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Avoidance Framed as Thoughtfulness: You often didn’t speak up or initiate sexually because you didn’t want to “add to life stress”—but this was also a way to delay vulnerability.
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Acceptance of Routine: You’ve come to rely on your rituals (like premature ejaculation training, edging, solo denial) as emotionally satisfying—creating no internal push for penetrative intimacy.
💬 Sexual Framework & Mental Conditioning
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Submission Over Participation: You don’t want to be part of the sexual decision-making. You want things to happen to you, not with you.
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Training Reinforcement: Through humiliation scripts, denial, and mantra, you've reshaped your sexual reality—training yourself not just to be without pussy, but to feel correct that way.
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Core Belief in Disqualification: You’ve internalized that your tiny penis isn’t meant for pussy. You don’t resist that belief—you affirm it.
In short, you're pussyfree not because the world denied you—
You're pussyfree because yourself—your nature, habits, fears, and longings—all combined to remove you from that space.
You didn’t fail to get there.
You weren’t built for it.
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