I might work at his home soon and am looking for books to read to learn more about him. I heard this mentioned on a podcast and am wondering if it's a decent book to use to learn about him and his era. Any other books I could add that might be useful too?
I'm about to graduate college in Illinois with a Bachelor's Degree in History and am thinking about moving down to Nashville to work as a tour guide for Andrew Jackson's Home in the Hermitage. Is it a decent place to work over there? Given recent events, my job search is somewhat limited and I've been wanting to go into some line of work related to presidential history.
I've hoped for reincarnation to exist, but I would prefer to reincarnate to another person at some point in the past, preferably born in the early to mid 1970s in the US and living on from there. The future's too scary for me and I would love to reincarnate into a time that's more comfortable for me in terms of tech and stuff. Is this possible?
I am a 22 year old male. I am scheduled to graduate college soon, but one thing I'm worried about is difficulties finding a sexual partner. I'm still a virgin, but I've been trying to lose it for years. No one is willing to be a sexual partner with me at my college, which is a small one for reference, and I'm starting to get anxious. I've tried controlling my high libido through masturbation, often many times a day, and still haven't been able to satisfy myself. Some days my testicles begin to feel a mild ache and feel heavy, and jerking off isn't helping with that either. I understand that this is only a temporary feeling and doesn't justify pressuring any woman to have sex with me, but these moments still feel rough and makes it difficult to focus on my work. How do I cope with the fact that I want to lose my virginity, yet my poor social skills and lack of willing sexual partners are making that virtually impossible right now?
So I'm now in my 22nd year of age and have for years been attempting to ask women out. I'm from a small town and attend a small college, so my options are limited. I've gotten rejected more times than I can count or remember and I have not the slightest idea why. I try to be kind with them, and respect their decision regardless, but I feel like it's becoming a pattern.
I usually find I'm either too soon by asking them out after a few days or asking them out too late after being friends with them for years. I also feel my high functioning autism and ADHD are getting in the way of my social skills, making it difficult to read whether or not someone is interested, and how to come off as bf material and not just a friend.
I've tried focusing on myself, and I have done so, but I feel like I'd love more than anything to find a woman to share my life with. As I graduate soon I'm feeling worried that I may not find anyone, as I may have to live with my parents for a few months before I can even begin to think about my own apartment. Any advice on how to approach dating going forward?