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@romantyke i am your antithesis!

i am aromantic, meaning i often don't feel any connection with sex partners other than the physical attraction. to me all attraction towards my partners come from what i see, smell, and of course from whatever i project onto them, which is inevitable. once i start to know them more intimatelly, i still find them physically attractive, but sexually i lose all interest, because that stranger who could be everything I crave no longer exists.

on the matter of masturbation, i share the same habit, but i would not go as far as calling it an addiction, it really is merely a habit. it's simply the activity i chose to spend my free time, but when i am doing something else i don't feel any urge to go back home and masturbate, if i stay several days without doing it it will not cause my body to start shaking uncontrollably or drop my pants and start doing it out of nowhere... so not fair to call it an addiction imo.

just like you, i am pretty happy with this habit, i could have a more balanced sex life, but it costs money to go out and meet people, and it can be emotionally draining, so i only do it very occasionally when i'm really feeling like it.

@teefup https://twitter.com/southernguyx

@jjohnson84uk-0 Just some additional to close the discussion, Just4Fans have used video steganography to bust ONE user and make a media case about it. The user in question was subscribed to more than 50 profiles, and most of those profiles were getting leaked constantly. In order to check if it was indeed this guy, his account started being served exclusively with watermarked videos. After checking the leaks, he was confirmed to be the leaker and got banned from the platform.

@hkphilip it is possible that you have leaked your passkey, which is used to track your downloads and uploads. if someone uses your passkey the downloaded data will be deducted from your ratio instead of theirs.

if it's confirmed that you don't have that torrent active anywhere in your pc or other device, you will have to reset your passkey, you should open a ticket in the helpdesk and ask them for help.

@eager2 I absolutely LOVE riddick and Lee Dawson as well! Some other names I think you should give a look are John Thomas, Drew Dixon and Matthew Ellis.

@lawyer72us said in Help ID this sleazy gooner:

@ianfontinell-0 His name is Sunny Blaze, his X-account is @GoonerSunny. He describes himself as a proud gooner into assplay & raunch. You can find him on Telegram ProudBulldog and fans sites: https://onlyfans.com/goonersunny and justfor.fans/GoonerSunny

thank you friend

@pmrrk I tried to replicate this behavior but as soon as I open QTM the dropdown menu is populated, I don't even need to add any folder or pictures.

Since I don't know how to help fix it, I can only suggest an alternative tool that is more recent than QTM (which was last updated in 2018):
https://community.gaytorrent.ru/topic/65942/software-release-gaytor-rent-upload-utility

@tretai just use the old search page: https://www.gaytor.rent/browse.php

@Mabbo https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=721047db95bbb8018cca2248b61a61e383a4fb2f9d8b1084

I tested on Windows using GUU v16 and qBittorrent, both single file and folder upload worked perfectly, started seeding immediately after the upload complete dialog box.

@Tacotomte-0 check if you can see tracker status in your browser using this link: https://tracker.gaytorrent.ru/stmdd/

If it displays this page it means your connection with the tracker is fine, if it fails to load then you are being blocked either by GT's firewall or your own ISP's firewall.

@jokuihmemies i have asked for a link a couple of times and got a slap on the wrist. I've been here long enough to know the rules but they're dynamical it seems

@JM68PM just in case you're not familiar:

Seeder, or uploading peer, refers to any computer who finished downloading all files and kept the torrent running afterwards.
Peer refers to any computer that has the torrent running. Peers might have 0 pieces, some pieces, or all pieces.
Leecher, or downloading peer, refers to any computer that has the torrent running but does not have all pieces.

Once you finish downloading a torrent, you will no longer connect to other seeders, except for health check.
Having a torrent running with "seeding" status does not mean you will start uploading pieces whenever a new leecher joins the swarm.

Because the number of seeders on private trackers is always much bigger than the number of leechers, only some seeders will be contacted. Seeding a torrent does not mean that you will be uploading it every time a new leecher connects, there are too many seeders for them to pick, and clients use algorithms to select peers based on factors like upload speed, latency, and fairness. Even if you're a high-speed seeder, the selection process involves randomness and may not always choose your client for uploads.

If you want to be sure that your client can be reached by peers who are trying to download, the best way to do it is by downloading recent torrents from public trackers, like a movie or TV episode. If you can upload data to any peer, you are reachable, meaning neither your Internet provider nor your VPN is getting in the way. It is possible that others have trouble connecting to you based on their own client/network conditions.

If you find that your client is reachable for torrents with higher demand, there is nothing to be fixed on your end. You need to find ways to improve your ratio without relying on torrent demand, like uploading your own torrents or only downloading torrents on freeleech. If you are downloading freeleeched stuff with the sole purpose of improving your ratio, you must pick the ones with the least seeders.

Those huge upload complaints are so typical, usually the user is using a VPN or proxy that inflates the numbers reported by the torrent client, most of the times the amount of data that was actually sent to other users is nowhere near that number.

@OKCancel-0 Top is Valentin Mehinagic (valsplace) and bottom is Aaron Lee (aaronrt)

@mcondor you can, but you must not select the same categories as the original torrent, instead you must select ONLY the "images" category.
add a link referencing to the original torrent in the description.
this is optional: name your torrent as "Thumbnails for (name of the original torrent)"

@Jbky111-0 said in HELP SEARCHING PLEASE?!?:

May you point me to where this info comes from Ian?

I don't think it's ever been documented, how the search works in this site... All I am passing to you is what I have learned by experimenting. So far, from everything I have tried, we have operators like AND, OR, NOT, LITERAL and ROOT:

ABC DEF equals to ABC AND DEF
All results containing both keywords.

(ABC)(DEF) equals to ABC OR DEF
All results containing at least one keyword.

ABC -DEF equals to ABC !DEF
All results containing ABC, omitting all ABC results that also contains DEF.

"ABC DEF" equals to ="ABC DEF"
All results containing the exact phrase.

ABC* equals to ~ABC
All results containing the root ABC.

There don't seem to be a way to perform wildcard search.

Every site has their own search algorithm, we must learn and adapt to extract the best of each. Have in mind that here search is boolean, it checks a database and outputs what meets the search criteria. It doesn't understand the meaning of the word or the intent of the query.

And lastly, the old in "search (old)" refers to the page layout. The search algorithm is the same in both pages.

Connor Maguire and Diego Hawkins

https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=3440ffdac42da3c08cca2248b61a61e38623f19fca24ac45

@padredenny It has become extremely difficult to maintain a positive ratio in the last few years, I don't even notice it happening... I just remember that I used to have a very high ratio and recently it's been slowly decreasing, which has innevitably prompted in a change of my behavior, now I'm much more careful with what I choose to download, and as a result I have less active torrents, reducing my seeding capacities even further.

I have stopped downloading anything that isn't freeleech, unless it's something that I REALLY crave and failed to find somewhere else. This is only effective in preventing your ratio to go down, it has barely no effect whatsoever in improving the ratio.

The only proper action one is able to take is start uploading their own massive torrents, which has become a standard. Someone needs to build their ratio so they go and upload a 100GB torrent, meaning someone will go and download 100GB risking to never seed it enough to make up for the spent bytes, so now this person will need to upload their own massive torrent. The result is simply a fuckload of massive torrents that nobody care about, they just sit there forever with a couple of seeders.

If I recall correctly, the last tweak/update that was made to the ratio algorithm happened 10 years ago, the issues that prompted those changes have been replaced with newer issues and, from my own experience, those have been going unaddressed since then.

@raphjd another passkey leak above