Thread 82289820

They're so evil but I still love them. Being a male mammal with a PSM is so weird.

What's a psm

>>82290020
Phenomenological Self Model

What's a Phenomenological Self Model

>>82289820 (OP)
>>82290062
cute hot clussy op, thanks for the good posts

>>82289820 (OP)
What's the specific attraction of clown girls. I don't get it

>>82290062
I don't read Hegel. Sorry

>>82290072
Conscious experience of yourself as a self

>>82290104
I need to collect more clussy...

>>82290126
I wonder desu I haven't thought about it

>>82290135
What do you read, anon? I've been bored.

>>82290233
>What do you read, anon? I've been bored.
Idk I just pick things up and finish like a third of them. I finished the first part of Rousseau's Confessions and I like it because he's a stupid idiot who loves femdom and getting spanked, can't ever stay focussed on one single task or interest at a time, has extremely poor social skills, keeps making a fool of himself and thinks everybody is judging him 24/7 and can't keep a steady job for the life of him
Apparently he's also going to become more and more schizoid. At the beginning of the second book he talks about how he can't write in as many details as the first one because he is being gang stalked.

Anyways that's about it. Do you read? If so what

What's a conscious experience of yourself as a self

>>82289820 (OP)
They who? Women? Clussy?
Also yeah, nothing gets me harder than clussy and I have no idea why. My dream is having a clown gf that will dress up for me, throw pies and have steamy hot clown sex.

>>82290333
You convinced me desu will download it on my kobo. I mostly read cultivation slop, rarely do I actually read philosophy stuff I'm trying to get more into analytical psychology though.

>>82290359
Your real time emotions, thoughts, percept and memories forming your ego

>>82290383
Women but if anything the clussy type is probably even more evil than the average foid.

>>82290999
>You convinced me desu will download it on my kobo.
Oh shoot, well I hope you will enjoy it. What I like most about it is getting a window into how people actually lived and interacted back then. So hopefully you'll find it entertaining

>I mostly read cultivation slop, rarely do I actually read philosophy stuff I'm trying to get more into analytical psychology though
Never really read a cultivation book, is there one you like or you don't wanna say? So I could check it out. Also same I've only ever read a few philosophers and I'm also trying to get into Jung specifically, but I haven't actually read anything from him yet.

>>82289820 (OP)
>Jung
I had my first out of body experience with this book. I still don't understand it at all.

>>82291137
No pressure anon but if you want to read one I'd say go for Reverend Insanity. Super satisfying build ups, the cultivation system is thought out and explained in detail and it lowkey has the most interesting protagonist of any series I've read except maybe the nonsense user but I'm not done with that one yet.

>Also same I've only ever read a few philosophers and I'm also trying to get into Jung specifically, but I haven't actually read anything from him yet.
Probz will start out with Man and His Symbols then Facing the Dragon well see what it leads to afterwards. I'll take it easy and read when I'm in the mood for it.

>>82291609
Alright, thanks for the recommendation! I'll check it out and see if I enjoy it

And I see, good luck with it. I'll start with Memories, Dreams, Reflections to see get a broad picture of who he was and what Jung did. I don't know what Facing the Dragon is though, I'll have to see if it's something I'm interested in after Memories, Dreams, Reflections

But anyways, good night anon! For I am going to sleep. Thanks for talking to me