It's not like he says he goes out, parties, gets drunk, and picks up a girl he has sex with.

According to him, girls come to his house and they have sex "fifteen minutes" later. So he just has sober sex with complete strangers, not putting in any work, four plus times a week.

Teen prostitutes would look at this kid and feel bad for him if this was remotely true.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3155481&forum_id=2...id.#29997049)

sup

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3155481&forum_id=2...id.#41509746)

The bullying could fuel a desire for retribution or a need to prove oneself to those who belittled or discriminated against them. Fabricating stories of a prolific sexual history might be an attempt to counteract the derogatory comments and stereotypes, aiming to assert a sense of perceived sexual desirability or masculinity to refute the hurtful claims.

Moreover, the bullying might instigate a complex relationship with one's racial and gender identity. It could lead to a desire to challenge stereotypes or conform to societal expectations associated with masculinity and race. Fabricating stories of multiple sexual encounters might be a way to conform to or challenge these stereotypes, seeking validation or acceptance within societal norms while trying to distance oneself from hurtful racial and gender-based discrimination.

Furthermore, the bullying experience might prompt a retreat into a fabricated reality as a coping mechanism. The individual might seek refuge in constructing a narrative that shields them from further ridicule or judgment. The exaggerated stories of sexual conquests might serve as a shield against the vulnerabilities and insecurities created by the bullying experience.

The combination of late loss of virginity, racial discrimination, and bullying could significantly impact the individual's self-esteem and perception of their sexual and racial identity. It might lead to a complex interplay of motivations, including a desire for validation, retribution against bullies, and an attempt to reconcile conflicting aspects of their identity.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3155481&forum_id=2...id.#47084276)