Levitating wrote: Sat Aug 07, 2021 7:36 pm
alittledizzy wrote: Sat Aug 07, 2021 3:46 pm
Levitating wrote: Sat Aug 07, 2021 3:42 pm
kavat wrote: Sat Aug 07, 2021 3:06 pm
Also (excuse the double post but) Dan has been horny on main since the minute he got online. The dude was posting nudes on dailybooth to get his crush's attention. We just haven't seen it so frequent in the past decade.
You're right, but it's different once you have that attention, once you have the secs (lolz) and - most overwhelmingly - the love. Usually people no longer feel the need to have that kind of attention (unless they perhaps are insecure about the relationship because of an inattentive partner or personal insecurities).
So that Dan may be using his persona on Twitter (failing to carter to us faithful subscribers) or he is not in a traditional relationship
I definitely disagree with that! A relationship doesn't take the place of a community, and being in a relationship doesn't mean you stop wanting to seek out attention. I would argue the better and more secure the relationship, the less a partner would be bothered by someone wanting to engage with a community that's relatively new to them in a way that feels fun and exciting to them. Phil got to have his uni days flirting with boys on the internet and feeling himself. Dan didn't! Words don't always equal action or follow through, especially since at absolutely no point has Dan's attention been directed at any specific person.
But I was not talking about attention in general, but of
that kind - the sexual one.
And I would argue again that, unless you're not into a traditional relationship/unless there's an insecurity factor, you no longer usually need/look for that sexual attention that he had all the freedom to seek out outside of the relationship!
As someone married I'm just gonna add my 2p worth here (2 cents or whatever currency you would like). Just because you are in a relationship, bf x gf, gf x gf, bf, bf or whatever, doesn't mean you stop existing as a singular person. And posting something like that isn't actually saying hello I would like some dick. It's just the statement as wrote.
Posting sexual social media ish also doesn't mean you necessarily do OR don't want sexual attention. It means what you want it to mean.
I have pictures of my holidays that Mr FC has taken on my instagram that could be considered 'thirst traps' that I consider omg I am looking good in this bikini vs ten yeas ago I looked like a mcdonalds muffin in a swimsuit, I have posted like damn x or y....

it doesn't mean anything to me because I am married so it's all just extra stuff. No shade to anyone or them if they aren't in a monogamous relationship but if you are, you don't have to turn into some non-you weird portion of yourself. You can fancy someone irl, a celeb or whatever.
Not everyone is possessive, clingy or upset by these type of things. Especially the gay community or people dating 30+ who have already seen some shit.