why people stare at you while on semen retention

Summary

In this video, Juan from Goku Guidance discusses the phenomenon of people staring at those who are on a 'NoFap' or semen retention journey. He explains that this attention is due to the high vitality and energy that such individuals exude, which is often perceived as attractive and invigorating. Juan emphasizes the benefits of retaining energy for personal growth rather than seeking temporary satisfaction through random encounters, advocating for self-worth and the idea that men are the 'real prize' in social interactions.

Takeaways

• 🏃 People stare at you while jogging because they perceive high vitality and energy in your actions.
• 👀 Individuals on SEMA (Sexual Energy Management and Abstinence) tend to be more noticeable due to their increased vitality.
• 🔍 Regular joggers or people working out in public are often overlooked because they lack the 'vital' energy that SEMA practitioners have.
• 💪 High vitality is often associated with physical health, vibrancy, and an attractive presence that draws attention.
• 🤔 The speaker suggests that people on SEMA are 'invisible' to others until they display their high energy and vitality.
• 👋 Masculine men may acknowledge and interact with SEMA practitioners, while others may give a dirty look out of envy or lack of vitality.
• 🚫 The speaker advises against casual relationships or 'hooking up' with random women, emphasizing the importance of mental health and peace.
• 🏆 Men are described as the 'real prize' and should focus on self-improvement and providing for themselves and their families.
• 💡 The speaker emphasizes the importance of retaining energy for personal growth and development rather than casual relationships.
• 👥 Both men and women react differently to SEMA practitioners, with some showing admiration and others envy.
• 🌟 The presence of high energy and vitality can make people happy and excited, suggesting a positive impact on social interactions.

Q & A

Why do people stare at someone who is jogging according to Juan?

People stare because they have never seen anything like it in their life, and the jogger has high vitality that is noticeable and draws attention.

What does Juan suggest is the main reason for people being invisible to others when they are not in 'SEMA'?

Juan suggests that people are invisible because they lack vitality, which is not retained when they are not in 'SEMA', making them less noticeable to others.

What does Juan mean by 'SEMA' in the context of the video?

SEMA likely stands for 'Sexual Market Analysis', a term used to describe how individuals are perceived in the context of dating and mating.

Why do some people give a dirty look to those who are jogging, according to Juan?

Some people give a dirty look because they lack the vitality and energy that the jogger possesses, and it makes them feel inferior or threatened.

How does Juan describe the reaction of masculine men when they notice someone jogging and looking at them?

Masculine men will look at the jogger, wave, and say hi or acknowledge them in a friendly manner.

What does Juan suggest about the behavior of women when they see a man with high vitality?

Women will take a second look if they find the man attractive, but if they don't, they will only glance briefly. They may play 'dumb' if caught looking.

What does Juan advise about the idea of being 'incel'?

Juan advises that being 'incel', or involuntarily celibate, is not necessarily a bad thing and can be a choice for maintaining one's peace and mental health.

What is Juan's perspective on the importance of vitality and energy in a person's life?

Juan believes that vitality and energy are crucial because they make a person noticeable and attractive to others, and they contribute to one's overall well-being.

How does Juan describe the typical physical condition of people who are in 'SEMA'?

Juan describes them as being somewhat fit, not necessarily bodybuilders, but having a level of fitness due to channeling their energy into productive activities.

What does Juan suggest is the key to making people happy and excited when you come around?

Juan suggests that having high energy and vitality is the key, as it is noticeable and can positively affect the mood of those around you.

What is Juan's final message to his audience regarding the importance of vitality and energy?

Juan's final message is that being in 'SEMA' and having high vitality and energy is a winning state, and it's essential to remember that men are the prize and should focus on their self-worth.