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IparryU wrote:chokonen888 wrote:kurogane wrote:What exactly is IPU's Method????
I believe the term is "jusssdunnngivafuk" in the moment but it is usually followed by "aaaasheeeet" the next day....which is the difficult part of the procedure, often resulting in prayer to long forsaken deities. Definitely not recommended for beginners but I think experienced have all succumbed to it a time or so.
Older ones just say they cant get preggers or they will handle it. Younger ones cry then say they will just go to the lady's clinic by their house O_o
Much has been made of Japan’s latest relapse into recession. For the most part, economists have focused on the efficacy of the once much-ballyhooed “Abenomics,” the stimulus and structural reform program that was seen as the key to turning around the island nation’s torpid economy.
While Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s ruling coalition won a sweeping electoral victory this weekend, giving him a mandate to continue his economic policies, it is increasingly clear that the epicenter of Japan’s crisis is not its Parliament, or the factory floor, but in the bedroom. Japan has been on a procreation holiday for almost a generation now, with one of the lowest fertility rates on the planet. The damage may prove impossible to overcome.
Japan’s working-age population (15-64) peaked in 1995, while the United States’ has grown 21% since then. The projections for Japan are alarming: its working-age population will drop from 79 million today to less than 52 million in 2050, according to the Stanford Institute on Longevity.
chokonen888 wrote:Woof...and those AAAcups must be made out of lead to need that much "support"
Washington Post wrote:Japan’s sexual apathy is endangering the global economy
People in Japan are so averse to romantic relationships that the country's media even has a name for it: sekkusu shinai shokogun, or "celibacy syndrome," according to a widely circulated Guardian story on the country's low rates of marriage, childbearing and even sex.
But this is more than a story about Japan and its cultural quirks: It's a story about the global economy. Japan is the world's third-largest economy, a crucial link in global trade and a significant factor everyone else's economic well-being. It owns almost as much U.S. debt as does China. It's a top trading partner of the U.S., China and lots of other countries. The Japanese economy is in serious enough trouble that it could set the rest of us back. And the biggest source of that trouble is demographic: Japanese people aren't having enough kids to sustain a healthy economy. One big reason they're having fewer kids is that they're not as interested in dating or marrying one another, in part because they're less interested in sex.
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kurogane wrote:...........and or the bother of needing another humanoid to do so. My impresson is that the dorky guys want the sex but not the GF (hence pron and those creepy dolls), and the women want the BF but not the sex. I heard a good one the other night while mascotting at a hen party: the ideal is to get the boy hooked and go sexless within 6 months. No, I couldn't figure out where the hook was either.
Which might suggest things are at loggerheads.......................................
Maher described Okinawan people as “masters of manipulation and extortion” in their relations with the central government in Tokyo
he described Japanese culture of maintaining social harmony as a means of “extortion”, while at the same time characterizing Okinawans as “lazy”.
J.A.F.O wrote:I have had some expat friends get divorced as soon as they received their permanent residence because of exactly what you just explained. So maybe this works for the grass eaters. But it can backfire real fast with carnivorous types.
kurogane wrote:.............but they often fuck like porn stars. I used to wonder if it isn't part of that whole lifestyle choice you mentioned to take it like they're getting paid for it. It seemed like it was a point of pride to open it all up for a man they met at The HUB barely 3 hours ago. I like that part.
kurogane wrote:[quote-IPU]The hub in Shibuya is conveniently located 5 minutes away from love hotel hill and all the uni kids go there...
IparryU wrote:If you are getting annoying/crazy/stupid girls then you are fucked in the decision making category... And I am guilty of that.
So i started only doing flings and love hotels. I only have one steady but we aren't dating and i am basically a free man.
The uni girls i got with recently are pretty cool, just lacking in skills. About a 50/50 for shaved girls and no contact info exchange required.
Them todai gurls a pretty slutty. Not sure if they actually went to todai, but IDGAF.
chokonen888 wrote:Hahahahaha, but even the grass eaters eventually knock over the fence for greener pastures.
kurogane wrote:.............but they often fuck like porn stars. I used to wonder if it isn't part of that whole lifestyle choice you mentioned to take it like they're getting paid for it. It seemed like it was a point of pride to open it all up for a man they met at The HUB barely 3 hours ago. I like that part.
Now we've featured a few strange things from the crazy world of Japan, from previous stories about their humanoid newscasters, to their brilliant TRON dance groups, through to their penchant for insane robot restaurants that will overload your brain - Japanese pop culture, has always been more than a little warped, left of field and unusual.
But this next feature really does takes the concept of bizarreness to entirely new level.
When we first stumbled across this on Twitter, we thought it was part of some kind of elaborate joke.
But no.
Sounds totally unbelievable right? But there is in fact an entire community dedicated to this niche fetish, we actually found out about it via the Door Knob Girl Twitter profile.
chokonen888 wrote:Werrrrrcome EBOOOOOOOORRRRRRA!
wagyl wrote:curious
wagyl wrote:Surely I can't be the only one who finds it kind of curious that the statistical data kept on sexlessness in married couples, including both intramarital and extramarital sex, only ask questions about sexual activity with the opposite sex.
The survey has been conducted every two years since 2002, by surveying males and females aged between 16 and 49. Those who were married were asked if they had had sexual contact with the opposite sex in the last month. Those who answered "no" numbered 44.6%. In the survey ten years ago, the corresponding result was 31.7%. The worst results were married women aged 40 to 44, with 65.3% not getting lucky with a man.
Most common reasons cited for not having sex were "tired from work" (men, 21.3%) and "mendokusai" (women, 23.8%).
http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/national/20150 ... 50030.html
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