Clavicular - January 10, 2026


How To Talk To Any Girls You Want (without feeling anxious)


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6 minutes

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195.76382

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1,334

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00:00:00.000 Hey, welcome back guys to a new channel. We're going to be getting back into the swing of things
00:00:04.060 with looks maxing. So today's topic is going to be about low inhibition because I've seen a lot
00:00:09.320 of people talk about this on the internet, but not everyone knows exactly what it means. And
00:00:13.760 it's been miscategorized a lot of the times. So what exactly is inhibition? Well, it's essentially
00:00:18.780 just a form of impulse control and your brain's brake mechanism preventing you from doing things.
00:00:23.880 Now this could limit your actions, your speech, and your social expressions,
00:00:27.740 various things of this nature. So while impulse control is generally a good thing,
00:00:31.900 you don't want to have too much of it to the point where it's causing you social anxiety
00:00:35.280 and missing out on a lot of social opportunities because of your high inhibitions. People with a
00:00:40.980 typically higher inhibition are often referred to as introverts or people with social anxiety
00:00:46.020 disorders. But for the sake of the video, we're just going to be using the word inhibition. So
00:00:51.320 now that we understand what inhibition is, how exactly do we fine tune it, right? Now let's go
00:00:56.280 over a few different things we could utilize to temporarily lower our inhibition. Now this is
00:01:01.360 not medical advice. I'm not necessarily advising you do these things. This is a purely hypothetical
00:01:07.100 video. Starting off with the most widespread drug that's used, alcohol or ethanol, that's going to
00:01:12.780 agonize your GABA-A receptors, causing a temporary decrease in inhibition. Now that GABA neurotransmitter
00:01:19.200 is going to be something that we commonly refer to back in this video. And essentially what it does
00:01:23.360 is it quiets different neurons. Just to touch a little bit on GABA because it's very important,
00:01:28.280 we're going to circle back to it in this video a lot. It is essentially your brain's inhibitory
00:01:32.460 neurotransmitter. That means it kind of quiets down your neurons. Now this is going to massively
00:01:36.900 reduce your inhibition depending on the amount of alcohol that's consumed, which will lead to
00:01:42.060 reduce anxiety, but it will also come with slower thinking abilities. Alcohol suppresses another
00:01:47.220 neurotransmitter called glutamate, which is your brain's accelerator. It's essentially responsible for
00:01:52.060 your judgment, your learning, and your decision-making abilities. Now glutamate is extremely important for
00:01:57.600 your brain to fully function, but there are certain times where it will come as a detriment. Alcohol is
00:02:03.080 also going to play a role at disrupting your prefrontal cortex, which will reduce your anxiety
00:02:09.000 greatly. There are certain other drugs that are commonly prescribed by psychiatrists that also work
00:02:13.140 through the GABA pathway, like benzodiapines, but these are a lot more addictive, even though they might
00:02:18.980 have less immediate side effects. So I do not recommend you guys opt for something like a
00:02:23.660 benzodiapine that's eventually going to make you have dependency issues and going through massive
00:02:28.960 withdrawals just to simply be low-inhibit bars. And if you're not familiar with what benzodiapines are,
00:02:34.680 that's going to be your Xanax, that's going to be your Klonopin, all very dangerous drugs in a long-term
00:02:40.480 fashion. So let's talk about some acute options because I really don't like any long-term solutions that
00:02:46.760 work through GABA. Now the closest thing that you could get to alcohol without actually working
00:02:50.660 through the GABA receptors is going to be pre-gabalate. If you agree with Klav's message
00:02:54.620 and you're serious about improving your look, you guys are going to want to check out Klav's
00:02:58.240 community on school. Once you're inside, you get access to over a hundred courses on looks maxing,
00:03:03.300 pharmacology, nootropics, and social skills. Plus you get weekly calls with Klav to get feedback
00:03:08.400 and guidance in real time. So if you guys want the absolute best information on looking better and
00:03:13.340 access to a community of people who want to improve their look, you guys are going to want
00:03:16.740 to check this one out. Now pre-gabalate is going to bind to different receptors in your brain,
00:03:20.440 essentially preventing the release of neurotransmitters and making you lower inhibition.
00:03:25.260 Pregabalate is also a lot less cognitively impairing. So you're going to be a lot more
00:03:29.480 functional if you're on pre-gabalate rather than alcohol, which is a very sloppy intoxication.
00:03:35.440 You're not going to have as many issues with your motor skills on pre-gabalate as you will with
00:03:39.640 alcohol. It's not going to be as liver toxic. So there is a lot of benefits to taking pre-gab over
00:03:45.160 alcohol. Now pre-gabalate sounds amazing, right? Why wouldn't everyone just be taking it? Well,
00:03:49.780 the tolerance accumulates extremely quickly, actually a lot quicker than alcohol. So it's
00:03:55.060 not really a sustainable option. Even taking pre-gab more than once a week is going to build
00:03:59.140 your tolerance extremely rapidly. And the average normie is quite literally drinking three times a
00:04:04.500 week or going out. So pre-gabalate cannot be used every single time, but it is certainly a mechanism
00:04:10.840 that could be leveraged to avoid the alcohol consumption. Now let's move into baclofen,
00:04:15.180 which is a GABA-B agonist. This is going to sedate you in a very similar manner as alcohol,
00:04:20.500 but you're not going to have a lot of the same effects on neurotransmitters. Baclofen is typically
00:04:24.560 prescribed for muscle relaxation. So it has a lot of effects on things like your spinal cord
00:04:29.340 and your motor skills. So it is going to severely impair your physical abilities, but it also is a huge
00:04:36.500 anxiety reducer. So it could be leveraged in a quite positive way. Now, the main concern that
00:04:40.900 you're going to run into with agonizing the GABA-B receptors with baclofen or the GABA-A with
00:04:45.800 alcohol is you're indirectly inhibiting dopamine release with baclofen. So in a social context,
00:04:51.100 you're not going to be having as much fun. Maybe you're a little less excited and this could
00:04:56.920 potentially not make you the most pleasant and make you in a suboptimal state. But from a toxicity
00:05:03.120 standpoint, this is a lot better than alcohol. Moving on to a new class of drugs, we're going
00:05:07.120 to be going over beta-blocking. So propranolol, this is going to block your adrenaline's physical
00:05:11.600 anxiety symptoms like the sweating, the nervous hands, and twitching that you commonly experience
00:05:17.040 maybe when you're talking to a girl for the first time or going through a traumatic incident. This is
00:05:21.720 going to reduce your heart rate and a lot of the social tension that you might run into. There is
00:05:26.040 actually no effects on your neurotransmitters, and this is not going to impair you cognitively
00:05:30.820 whatsoever. Now the main thing of note with beta blockers is the dosing time. You definitely don't
00:05:35.860 want to be taking beta blockers before you train, and half-life is quite long, so you're going to
00:05:40.600 have to dose them at the complete other end of the day from when you're commonly training. Taking beta
00:05:45.620 blockers is sustainable though, and it is actually healthy if you're someone who deals with a high
00:05:50.020 blood pressure. Moving on to another drug, we're going to discuss memantine. Memantine is an NMDA
00:05:55.620 receptor blocker, so it works through a completely different pathway at inhibiting neurotransmitters.
00:06:00.820 And you might have picked up on a common theme throughout this video that the main goal of
00:06:04.100 reducing inhibitions is going to be temporarily reducing your glutamate. So we just discussed a
00:06:09.220 lot of different mechanisms to reduce neurotransmitters that might not be favorable for social ability,
00:06:14.900 but at the end of the day you don't want to be relying on drugs. Drugs are not the answer long
00:06:19.540 term for inhibitions. Something like an exposure therapy is going to be a lot more sustainable.
00:06:24.500 Exposure therapy isn't just some random red-pulled cope. There is a lot of literature pointing to its efficacy.
00:06:30.260 Hopefully this is the mechanism that you guys opt for, but once again here is a couple
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