I don't know about "most," but it's pretty common.  It's also more likely to grow there as you get older.

I agree there shouldn't be such a thing as "acceptable racism."  If I had to guess at a justification for this, I would say probably that (in Western societies, at least) bigotry against ethnic/social minorities and women have significant negative impacts on those groups, while specifically anti-white bigotry hasn't really hurt white people in nearly the same ways.

Do I think that justifies anti-white racism?  No.  But I can at least understand where the argument is coming from.

Have you ever tried out a weight training exercise you haven't done before – so you pick a weight to start...  One rep, you think, "Oh this is easy.  I may need a heavier weight."  After three reps, you start feeling it.  And after six reps, you literally cannot do another one?

Is this normal (especially for underworked muscles)?  Or could it be a sign of too much caloric deficit or something?

I'm firmly in the clinically obese category.  History has taught me that I'm never going to eat as healthy as I want.  Job stress and a general lack of time, energy, and willpower will always lead me periodically to fast food/junk food, but I can and have made incremental changes.

@alcrow: I've only recently started using my treadmill semi-seriously, with some weight training.  Looking in the mirror, I can't be sure anything's changing, but like you, I've noticed my stamina increasing.  Even if I end up looking the same six months from now, I hope to keep it up for at least that reason.

By the way, if you're worried your workouts are becoming less challenging, the key is variety.  If you keep doing the same exercises, yes, your body can get efficient at using those muscles at the expense of others.  Always look up new exercises that target the same major areas.  Odds are, they're going to use different secondary muscles, as well.  A good way to find any weak spots you may have been neglecting.

Bottom line, there's always room for improvement, but doing something is almost always better than doing nothing.  Keep up the work, and meanwhile, you can start trying out the advice given to see what changes might give you better results.

There's a reason my username isn't twinkfiend

Over most of the body, I think the more hair, the better.  I'm weirdly indifferent when it comes to the crotch.

I like hairy balls; I like smooth balls.  I like wild, natural bush; I like neatly trimmed so it won't get caught in my teeth bush.  I don't even mind the shave around the base of the cock for the extra visual centimetre bush.  The only things that are really turn-offs for me are a completely shaven crotch (with rare exceptions) and weird, unnatural shapes like the landing strip.

You have to identify the underlying cause before you can decide on an appropriate course of action.
It could be you aren't getting enough sleep.  It could be a sleep disorder like sleep apnea.  It could be a thyroid or other glandular issue.  It could be depression.  It could be anemia.  It could be an infection.

Unless something changed recently in your life that coincided with a sudden change in energy levels, then I think you need to make an appointment with your doctor to discuss things.  He can ask you questions and run tests to try to identify why this is happening.

Time to implement a safe word.  If he doesn't respect the safe word, or if he starts acting differently or trying to control other aspects of your life, dump him and run like the wind.

I'm pretty sure I was 11 when I figured it out.  I remember I liked seeing our gym coach in his office in his jockstrap after PE (I didn't even know what a jockstrap was at the time), but oddly, that didn't tip me off.

As I went through puberty, I started drawing sexy pictures – of myself nude in the mirror, of women from magazines in sexy outfits, of muscular bodybuilders.  I just figured I liked drawing the muscular guys because I wanted to look like that someday, until one day when I was 11 I was looking at them and literally thought to myself, "Wait a minute... I think I'm gay."  Many years later, 100% confirmed.  ;D

(Funny side story:  Years later, my younger sister would go rummaging through my room and find my numerous drawings of nude men.  That's how, as an adult, she deduced that I was probably gay.  At the time, however, she says she just assumed they were for a school assignment. :D)

@duke4172:

Am I the only one that jacks off sitting on the toliet? That way I can cumm in the bowl with no mess! :dick:

Yeah, I did that when I lived with my parents, too.  Often at school (uni) between classes.  I guess I still do (at home) on rare occasions.

These days, I mostly do it lying or sitting in bed, though on my knees straddling a guy's chest is pretty fun, too.