Usually disturbs the positions of the pieces.
does sexual activities affect chess
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Mar 13, 2023
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TheNameofNames wrote:
define sexual activity
At my age? Talking about it.
At my age. Thinking about it.
[removed --MS]?
Oh yeah that. It's a shame your account will be closing soon.
Festerthetester wrote:
Oh yeah that. It's a shame your account will be closing soon.
What if he's black?
Oh then it's okay. Not.
no it dont
well i think that intense physical activity of this nature can make you more relaxed in the end, which might make you less aggressive - but maybe this is also a good thing as you will be more focused and think more clearly with less mental distractions.
When asked if he preferred chess or sex, former world champion Boris Spassky replied "it depends on the position".
stopvacuuming wrote:
im in yo hood boy take off yo hood
pls stop
per experience it actually makes you think faster and you feel lighter on your feet. Sex has almost got me to GM but only when im doing it with guys, girls dont have the same effect on me that those hard men do
what is this chat bro 💀
connorsinclairryan wrote:
what is this chat bro 💀
idk what is going on
no one here knows
Mar 17, 2023
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Actually all the natural processes have nothing to do with brain activities but because of the myths that we here our brain thinks about it and puts us in a hypothetical situation. Therefore there’s no affect according to me
<<Actually all the natural processes have nothing to do with brain activities>>
Completely and obviously wrong.
How can you disagree with a wholly unintelligible post?
At least I managed it. Shame about the grammar of course.