u/MathematicianSad3414

I’ve watched the first four seasons, and honestly, I’m just annoyed. Everyone talks about BoJack as this deep, tragic figure, but to me, he’s just a ridiculously privileged guy who has absolutely no excuse for the way he acts.
Think about it: 99.9% of all humanity would literally kill to have his life.

He lives in a top-tier country, he’s wealthy, famous, has no financial worries, and no real existential threats everything that makes life objectively "easy." Yet, he spends his time destroying the lives of people around him and then acts like he's the victim.

When he pushes people into the abyss, that’s his choice. The show constantly tries to justify his behavior with his "bad childhood," but how much can a sad childhood actually cover?

Hello I’m currently struggling to find out if my orientation if you have spare time please let me know because maybe I can relate with some of you

[Male 22]
Guys, I had my first time recently and honestly it didn’t live up to the hype at all. It felt more like a workout than anything. Legit I was going for 30+ minutes didint even finish It was okay, but my expectations were way higher.
Now I’m kinda disappointed and my libido has been gone for a few days after.
Is that normal? Did anyone else feel like this after their first time?