CoffeeDrinker
Bluelighter
^I agree with this except for the last part. Anger, heightened testosterone, frustration, etc. none of that is necessarily good for a fight. It's all about the balance between thinking and technique. I could see how if you THINK blowing your load is a bad thing, then you might experience a placebo effect that screws with the mental part of your game, but if you feel more relaxed and loose after an orgasm then that can only be a good thing.
This argument is ridiculous, you can't always rely on another person to get off. Maybe you have great luck, but all that going out to find chicks is more of a drain than anything depending on how you approach it and what your goals are. If you just want a cool person to have a good relationship with, and you don't have that yet, then dealing with random haggard bar/club-chicks is more depressing and frustrating than all the jerking off in the world, IMO. Both things are great at certain times, don't get me wrong. I'm not above getting drunk and picking up drunk chicks by any means, but actually finding a good relationship with a girl who doesn't lay her bullshit on you immediately is hard to do. The real answer is that there is no one right way to do it, IMO, and people shouldn't sound so definitive about things that are largely based in myth and placebo.
This argument is ridiculous, you can't always rely on another person to get off. Maybe you have great luck, but all that going out to find chicks is more of a drain than anything depending on how you approach it and what your goals are. If you just want a cool person to have a good relationship with, and you don't have that yet, then dealing with random haggard bar/club-chicks is more depressing and frustrating than all the jerking off in the world, IMO. Both things are great at certain times, don't get me wrong. I'm not above getting drunk and picking up drunk chicks by any means, but actually finding a good relationship with a girl who doesn't lay her bullshit on you immediately is hard to do. The real answer is that there is no one right way to do it, IMO, and people shouldn't sound so definitive about things that are largely based in myth and placebo.