There’s something primal about inhaling those manly ass pheromones while I'm gripping that thick dick 😩 The idea of eating a man’s ass never even entered my mind before Jax but within a few months of our relationship I couldn’t even count how many times he’d eaten mine. And it was never just a little lick either. Always tongue deep as he could, fully making out with my asshole and I couldn’t believe how nice it felt 😭 Definitely played some part in opening me up to full on anal too. So it wasn’t long before I ate his for the first time and I actually remember it pretty clearly. I was licking his balls and he kept subtly lifting his hips bit by bit so my tongue was getting closer and closer 😂 By then I already knew how amazing it felt so I didn't even think twice to give it to him. I remember finding it really hot that a guy was completely comfortable having his ass touched too. Fast forward to now and I swear it’s like a need 😩 I sure some people think I say stuff like this to be edgy but I'm really not! I genuinely believe there’s something primal about it. Like when you strip away the social norms and taboos there’s some animal part of your brain that just goes completely feral when you inhale those pheromones. That or I’m just a freak. Either way, spread them cheeks and let me make out with your hole 🤤

Some men are skipping showers before dates to embrace a new trend called “pheromone-maxxing," hoping their natural scent will make them more attractive. But experts say the science behind the dating strategy is far from settled: "There is no evidence of a consistent and strong behavioral response to any human-produced chemical cue. To date, scientists have collected evidence for possible pheromone effects but have not definitively identified a single human pheromone," Scientific American explained.

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.@danshipper on the agent death spiral that burns millions of tokens. Most AI models are trained for one-on-one conversations, so they don't quite know the etiquette of a group chat—like when to stay quiet. Left unchecked, this can trigger something similar to a phenomenon in nature known as the ant mill. Blind army ants, following the pheromone trail of the ant in front of them, can end up walking in an endless circle—with each ant laying fresh scent that keeps the next ant following—until they die of exhaustion. A similar thing can happen with OpenClaw: if one agent messages a channel that other claws are in, and the settings aren’t right, the agents will go back and forth endlessly—burning millions of tokens in the process—until a human steps in and pulls the brakes. Getting agents to collaborate fruitfully requires a fundamental shift at the model layer. Link to the full episode on what happened at Every when every team member got an agent: