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You've lived it, you've experienced it, you've learned the theory, you've read the studies, and you've seen the statistics. You know deep in the pit of your stomach that it's over. You are black pilled - on women, on dating and relationships, on school and work, and on life and the world at large.
OK, now what? What are you going to do with the fact you're black pilled? The philosophy has helped you see more of reality, and every bit of it is brutal. But exactly what the hell are you supposed to do with that knowledge? You've heard the old saying, "knowledge is power." The black pill is just that: knowledge, but stripped away of the bullshit. So then, how do you use that in your every day? What can you do? Primarily, you can protect yourself.
Imagine you're a 18-20 year old on his last year of school or entering college uni. Some of you don't have to imagine, because you're already there. You're a cub out in the wilds - green, naive, and wet behind the ears. You awkwardly try to make friends and talk to girls. You find a cute girl you think you can stand a chance with and ask out. If you're black pilled, you can save yourself the embarrassment and heartache of developing a oneitis, only to get crushed by the weight of the world. What would happen if you're not black pilled?
Once you finally muster up the courage to ask her out, only to get rejected, humiliated, become the topic of gossip, and potentially ostracized from future social events (people talk, they always do), you will know that you never should thought of doing something so stupid. You could become depressed, have your grades sink, lose your scholarship, your friends (or people whom you thought were friends), and might even be driven to become the successor to General Cho. You will learn the hard way, and that lesson will stay with you for life.
If you're blue pilled, we all know how that story goes. There are some poor, blue pilled cuck faggots here still struggling with the emotional grips of their oneitis. JFL. The black pill can protect you from this emotional pain and trauma.
Let's move on to where you're 25-30 and are at a career type of job. If you're in the gynocentric West, your workplace is likely to be majority female in most offices. If you're blue pilled, you're probably going to try and talk to your coworkers to try and fit in, not realizing that you're looks have already placed you low on the social ladder, and that the effects of this spill over to the professional domain. Some females might start asking you for work favors and fake being nice to get you to comply. In your blue pilled state, you will start wondering if she's interested in you (she's not). You continue to do favors like the good office dog that you've let yourself become and people see you as.
Then one day, on a Friday at noon, you decide that this is the perfect time for you to make your move and ask Jenni from client relations what her weekend plans are and if she wants to go out with you to this upcoming music show you're hyped about later that night. Of course, she expected you to ask her out sometime because you've been showing your signs of interest in her like pins and name tags on your business casual shirt for the past six weeks. She quickly spits out her rehearsed bullshit about visiting her bestie over the weekend who lives several hours drive away in another town.
Monday rolls around and you notice that all of the women in the office are suddenly much colder towards you. You sit down at your work desk, open your email, and you see an urgent email from your boss saying to visit her office ASAP. Your boss sits you down and says that HR has brought forward to her concerns about your office behaviour towards female coworkers. This completely blindsides you and you're left flabbergasted. You're shocked, confused, partly angry, and every bit of it shows (because you have no poker face). Over the next few months your work deteriorates because everyone in the office is ignoring and snubbing you, and you're overtly not feeling welcome there. Your quarterly or semi-annual review comes up and your manager brings up your lacking workplace performance and warns that if this continues you will be let go. This obviously affects your work further and makes things worse for you. You become angry, depressed, resentful towards your female coworkers, and everything negative in your life compounds as a consequence. Eventually you're fired when there are one too many straws on that camel's back.
When you're black pilled you know the deal and the score. You know that you're there to do a job, that nobody there is your friend, and that people will step all over you if it means it will make them look good professionally and advance their career so you need to watch out for yourself. The black pill here can protect your career, your reputation, and potentially your freedom.
These are two key examples, which are all too prevalent in the lives of many young males, where knowledge of black pill can save you from a lot of pain and trouble. Whether you're a LDAR doomer or coping and living the best life you can, you can find ways to apply the black pill in areas of your life.
OK, now what? What are you going to do with the fact you're black pilled? The philosophy has helped you see more of reality, and every bit of it is brutal. But exactly what the hell are you supposed to do with that knowledge? You've heard the old saying, "knowledge is power." The black pill is just that: knowledge, but stripped away of the bullshit. So then, how do you use that in your every day? What can you do? Primarily, you can protect yourself.
Imagine you're a 18-20 year old on his last year of school or entering college uni. Some of you don't have to imagine, because you're already there. You're a cub out in the wilds - green, naive, and wet behind the ears. You awkwardly try to make friends and talk to girls. You find a cute girl you think you can stand a chance with and ask out. If you're black pilled, you can save yourself the embarrassment and heartache of developing a oneitis, only to get crushed by the weight of the world. What would happen if you're not black pilled?
Once you finally muster up the courage to ask her out, only to get rejected, humiliated, become the topic of gossip, and potentially ostracized from future social events (people talk, they always do), you will know that you never should thought of doing something so stupid. You could become depressed, have your grades sink, lose your scholarship, your friends (or people whom you thought were friends), and might even be driven to become the successor to General Cho. You will learn the hard way, and that lesson will stay with you for life.
If you're blue pilled, we all know how that story goes. There are some poor, blue pilled cuck faggots here still struggling with the emotional grips of their oneitis. JFL. The black pill can protect you from this emotional pain and trauma.
Let's move on to where you're 25-30 and are at a career type of job. If you're in the gynocentric West, your workplace is likely to be majority female in most offices. If you're blue pilled, you're probably going to try and talk to your coworkers to try and fit in, not realizing that you're looks have already placed you low on the social ladder, and that the effects of this spill over to the professional domain. Some females might start asking you for work favors and fake being nice to get you to comply. In your blue pilled state, you will start wondering if she's interested in you (she's not). You continue to do favors like the good office dog that you've let yourself become and people see you as.
Then one day, on a Friday at noon, you decide that this is the perfect time for you to make your move and ask Jenni from client relations what her weekend plans are and if she wants to go out with you to this upcoming music show you're hyped about later that night. Of course, she expected you to ask her out sometime because you've been showing your signs of interest in her like pins and name tags on your business casual shirt for the past six weeks. She quickly spits out her rehearsed bullshit about visiting her bestie over the weekend who lives several hours drive away in another town.
Monday rolls around and you notice that all of the women in the office are suddenly much colder towards you. You sit down at your work desk, open your email, and you see an urgent email from your boss saying to visit her office ASAP. Your boss sits you down and says that HR has brought forward to her concerns about your office behaviour towards female coworkers. This completely blindsides you and you're left flabbergasted. You're shocked, confused, partly angry, and every bit of it shows (because you have no poker face). Over the next few months your work deteriorates because everyone in the office is ignoring and snubbing you, and you're overtly not feeling welcome there. Your quarterly or semi-annual review comes up and your manager brings up your lacking workplace performance and warns that if this continues you will be let go. This obviously affects your work further and makes things worse for you. You become angry, depressed, resentful towards your female coworkers, and everything negative in your life compounds as a consequence. Eventually you're fired when there are one too many straws on that camel's back.
When you're black pilled you know the deal and the score. You know that you're there to do a job, that nobody there is your friend, and that people will step all over you if it means it will make them look good professionally and advance their career so you need to watch out for yourself. The black pill here can protect your career, your reputation, and potentially your freedom.
These are two key examples, which are all too prevalent in the lives of many young males, where knowledge of black pill can save you from a lot of pain and trouble. Whether you're a LDAR doomer or coping and living the best life you can, you can find ways to apply the black pill in areas of your life.
