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Having read Rollo Tomassi's article here, my wife is strongly in the "The best case: She initiates during her fertile period if you don’t. She gets cravings for your D." category, but this seems to be the only time she is really into it (i.e. she is not opposed to having sex the rest of the month, but it's a bit star-fishy and often she does not climax, although she seems to enjoy the intimacy). For this reason, I'm hardly initiating at all (since she will when she really wants it).

My "dilemma" is that I will not get a hard no from her (some obvious circumstances excluded where she is really tired or sick) because she is very accommodat

I have the following habits (which I am trying to change), and have related questions below.

On most days, I eat (unintentionally) well below maintenance (which, according to male / 83kg /light exercise should be somewhat between 1900 and 2400 kcal).

On some days (2 per week), I eat something like pizza, which puts me somewhat above maintenance.

My questions are:

• is it uncommon to not feel hungry on the "low" days (eating anything above 1600 kcal a day makes me feel really, really bloated)?
• is my understanding that alternating very frequently between these "high" days and "low" days messes up my metabolism so that the effects of the "above" days are much worse than they would be on a

Are there any games similar to the Professor Layton franchise for the DS (story-driven puzzle game)? I've recently discovered the Rusty Lake series (through this sub) and this is kind of what I'm looking for.

I have a question regarding FFI. I've used FFI in Python, Java (JNA and JNI) and LuaJIT, and LuaJIT's mechanism is just so much better than anything else (despite Lua being the language I have used the least before). I've created a gist here showing how to use the XInput library via LuaJIT's FFI.

In LuaJIT, you can just include the C header part, which very often works verbatim and even handles pack pragmas/atributes for structs correctly.

Why did Rust choose to handle FFI the way it does instead of allowing a similar import mechanism, given that it already includes the necessary LLVM tooling?

As seems to be the case for a lot of people, Dre's new album has been the first rap album I have bought after more than a decade. I really, really liked "One Shot One Kill".

My question would be what (newer) artists I should listen to if I like this kind of "rocky" music and aggressive, slightly over the top lyrics? Would I enjoy more Jon Connor songs? For reference, my favorite older artists/groups beside the Deathrow/Dogg Pound associates are MC Eiht / CMW and ATL.

I'm looking for some nuanced fantasy settings like "The Witcher" and "The Name of the Wind", where protagonists and antagonists cannot be clearly put into the good/evil drawer. Scott Bakker's "The Prince of Nothing" series would also fall into this category, but it's a bit too dark for me.

I've once seen an Australian movie (described below) which I only vaguely remember (it's not Welcome to the Dollhouse); it was about some high-school age youths, some younger children, some Aboriginal artifact that somehow leads to some horror subplot, and it ends with a fake execution (hanging) played by the younger kids.

I was unable to find this on IMDB; perhaps someone knows the title of this movie (I don't recall whether it was actually any good; I only know it was somewhat interesting). Thanks!

I'm looking for a nice PC game (Linux or Windows) fulfilling the following requirements:

• 2 player game, should be enjoyable for female and male players
• playable with one laptop (keyboard, mouse, one gamepad; could buy another one)
• suitable for laptop connected to HDTV (must not look great)

I'm open for any genre; platformers and racing games preferred. Turn-based strategy would also be an option; RTS probably not, due to the aforementioned control restrictions. Retro and independent games slightly preferred.

In short: I don't want to buy a console to spend some gaming-time with my significant other, what are my options?

Thank you!