Are you really passionate about something?

[Deleted member 7448]

Even with the thousand fucking problems in my life, I still think that the lack of a passion and real interest in something is one of my biggest problems (not THE biggest).

Do you have a passion? Something that makes you feel excited, engrossed and really makes your life worth living?

I wish I could find something like that, but even after years of trying all kinds of things I just can't, my brain must be broken cause nothing really interests me all that much.

 

[Deleted member 22907]

I'm passionate about a subject for around a week up to a month before I get bored of it.

 

[Deleted member 7448]

I'm passionate about a subject for around a week up to a month before I get bored of it.

Not bad at all, at least you can feel that spark of passion. Maybe one of these days you'll find something that will stick.

 

[BummerDrummerOG]

Hamlossus

 

[Deleted member 22907]

Not bad at all, at least you can feel that spark of passion. Maybe one of these days you'll find something that will stick.

I hope so.

 

[PPEcel]

Food. I like eating food.

 

[turbocuckcel_7000]

sure, but just having it is not the end of it.
you must succeed at it too. sometimes i even get angry at my passion since if i could have, i would have traded it with a normal life where an overweight working class girl wants to marry me young, like some guys here get.

there's no turning back now though.

 

[Deleted member 21883]

Technical stuff.

 

[RREEEEEEEEE]

Horror movies. I have watched hundreds of them. Though usually I go weeks or months sometimes without watching a single horror movie.

 

[SryMyEnglish]

I take my meds daily so I feel no passion towards anything (but its good)

 

[UKhapacel]

Vidya sometimes , tabletop role playing is fun but difficult as an incel to find groups

 

[npcel]

Not anymore and its impossible right now to find something to be passionate about. Destroys your "personality" even more

 

[Mecoja]

Handguns, too bad i live in cucked country where you cant own it.

 

[based_meme]

This will sound lame and too idealistic, but my passion has always been knowledge and high truth. I have this inner drive to want to know what something is, how it works and why, and what far reaching implications it may have for many things. Something that makes me very sad is knowing that my existence is finite and that there may be a great many truths to be discovered and learned after I die. I can't know everything and be a master of all, but that doesn't stop me from trying to learn as much possible. I'd rather have intermediate knowledge about 100 subjects, rather than have intimate and masterful knowledge of 1. The former is a lot more useful. Expertise is still needed in the world, since it's built with and runs smoothly with the help of experts and specialists, but knowing and doing are different things. I'm more interested in the former.

All of my time invested into reading is for non-fiction, technical, or academic material. If I don't have the background for something, I try to cover my bases and learn enough to get by and get to the root of the thing I'm looking into. In high school (and now still) I considered fiction reading a waste of time. My English teachers really didn't like me, because I would tell it to their face that reading fiction is a waste of time, but I would always be one of their best students.

 

[bait____]

Hating women
Maybe videogames or music idk i'm bored as fuck most of the time

 

[FUCKITALLREEE]

Too depressed, i'm pretty much passive and numb to anything. But i'm still looking forward to buying a ps5 and new monitor, even though i know i won't play it much.

 

[Deleted member 7448]

sure, but just having it is not the end of it.
you must succeed at it too. sometimes i even get angry at my passion since if i could have, i would have traded it with a normal life where an overweight working class girl wants to marry me young, like some guys here get.

there's no turning back now though.

What is it if you don't mind me asking? You don't have to be specific.

 

[Dumbasszoomer]

I like computers

 

[Deleted member 7448]

This will sound lame and too idealistic, but my passion has always been knowledge and high truth. I have this inner drive to want to know what something is, how it works and why, and what far reaching implications it may have for many things. Something that makes me very sad is knowing that my existence is finite and that there may be a great many truths to be discovered and learned after I die. I can't know everything and be a master of all, but that doesn't stop me from trying to learn as much possible. I'd rather have intermediate knowledge about 100 subjects, rather than have intimate and masterful knowledge of 1. The former is a lot more useful. Expertise is still needed in the world, since it's built with and runs smoothly with the help of experts and specialists, but knowing and doing are different things. I'm more interested in the former.

All of my time invested into reading is for non-fiction, technical, or academic material. If I don't have the background for something, I try to cover my bases and learn enough to get by and get to the root of the thing I'm looking into. In high school (and now still) I considered fiction reading a waste of time. My English teachers really didn't like me, because I would tell it to their face that reading fiction is a waste of time, but I would always be one of their best students.

That's a very admirable mindset. Sounds like a life worth living. Funnily enough I've spent most of my life escaping in fictional and fantasy worlds, despite not enjoying it all that much. You sound a lot more grounded than me, kudos and keep at it.

 

[AmIjustDreaming]

I'm passionate about a subject for around a week up to a month before I get bored of it.

 

[St. Incel]

I guess lifting is my passion. I like the feeling of progress and getting stronger so I lift nearly ever day and enthusiasticly read a lot on dieting, lifting routines, etc.

I do have shitty genes though so the progress is slow

 

[Animecel2D]

This will sound faltering and excessively hopeful, yet my enthusiasm has consistently been information and high truth. I have this inward drive to need to realize what something is, the manner by which it works and why, and what extensive ramifications it might have for some things. Something that makes me extremely dismal is realizing that my reality is limited and that there might be a large number of certainties to be found and learned after I bite the dust. I can't know it all and be an ace of all, yet that doesn't prevent me from attempting to learn as much conceivable. I'd preferably have moderate information around 100 subjects, as opposed to have cozy and astonishing information on 1. The previous is significantly more helpful. Aptitude is as yet required on the planet, since it's worked with and runs easily with the assistance of specialists and authorities, yet knowing and doing are various things. I'm more inspired by the previous.

The entirety of my time put into perusing is for genuine, specialized, or scholarly material. In the event that I don't have the foundation for something, I attempt to cover my bases and learn enough to get by and get to the base of the thing I'm investigating. In secondary school (presently still) I considered fiction perusing an exercise in futility. My English instructors truly didn't care for me, since I would confront it directly that perusing fiction is an exercise in futility, however I would consistently be probably the best understudy.

 

[AlexanderTheGreat11]

Nothing

 

[Deleted member 27249]

MMA

 

[based_meme]

That's a very admirable mindset. Sounds like a life worth living. Funnily enough I've spent most of my life escaping in fictional and fantasy worlds, despite not enjoying it all that much. You sound a lot more grounded than me, kudos and keep at it.

I appreciate that. Admittedly, it's mostly for purely selfish reasons. This inner drive is probably why the black pill was easily digestible and didn't anger me as much as it does others. It did at first, but then I realized it's like getting mad at fire for being too hot.

I do hope that something ignites that spark of passion in you. It's ultimately a human trait. To have have no passion for anything is to be, in a sense, less human and more of a husk.

This will sound faltering and excessively hopeful, yet my enthusiasm has consistently been information and high truth. I have this inward drive to need to realize what something is, the manner by which it works and why, and what extensive ramifications it might have for some things. Something that makes me extremely dismal is realizing that my reality is limited and that there might be a large number of certainties to be found and learned after I bite the dust. I can't know it all and be an ace of all, yet that doesn't prevent me from attempting to learn as much conceivable. I'd preferably have moderate information around 100 subjects, as opposed to have cozy and astonishing information on 1. The previous is significantly more helpful. Aptitude is as yet required on the planet, since it's worked with and runs easily with the assistance of specialists and authorities, yet knowing and doing are various things. I'm more inspired by the previous.

The entirety of my time put into perusing is for genuine, specialized, or scholarly material. In the event that I don't have the foundation for something, I attempt to cover my bases and learn enough to get by and get to the base of the thing I'm investigating. In secondary school (presently still) I considered fiction perusing an exercise in futility. My English instructors truly didn't care for me, since I would confront it directly that perusing fiction is an exercise in futility, however I would consistently be probably the best understudy.

Nice.

Yeah, that's how I sound like, I guess.

 

[Fat Link]

Food. I like eating food.

This.

 

[PaperSkin]

Even with the thousand fucking problems in my life, I still think that the lack of a passion and real interest in something is one of my biggest problems (not THE biggest).

Do you have a passion? Something that makes you feel excited, engrossed and really makes your life worth living?

I wish I could find something like that, but even after years of trying all kinds of things I just can't, my brain must be broken cause nothing really interests me all that much.

Roping

 

[Kurt Gödel]

This will sound lame and too idealistic, but my passion has always been knowledge and high truth. I have this inner drive to want to know what something is, how it works and why, and what far reaching implications it may have for many things. Something that makes me very sad is knowing that my existence is finite and that there may be a great many truths to be discovered and learned after I die. I can't know everything and be a master of all, but that doesn't stop me from trying to learn as much possible. I'd rather have intermediate knowledge about 100 subjects, rather than have intimate and masterful knowledge of 1. The former is a lot more useful. Expertise is still needed in the world, since it's built with and runs smoothly with the help of experts and specialists, but knowing and doing are different things. I'm more interested in the former.

All of my time invested into reading is for non-fiction, technical, or academic material. If I don't have the background for something, I try to cover my bases and learn enough to get by and get to the root of the thing I'm looking into. In high school (and now still) I considered fiction reading a waste of time. My English teachers really didn't like me, because I would tell it to their face that reading fiction is a waste of time, but I would always be one of their best students.

Same. I'm sad that once i start wageslaving i won't have a lot of energy to study deep topics.
At least this channel exists, where i can take a look into cutting edge philosophical research.

Closer To Truth

Closer To Truth is the definitive source for Cosmos, Consciousness and Meaning. Filmed on location, Closer To Truth features leading philosophers and scienti...

www.youtube.com

 

[turbocuckcel_7000]

What is it if you don't mind me asking? You don't have to be specific.

coding and gamedev tbh

 

[Transcended Trucel]

Food. I like eating food.

also wuxia/xianxia/Korean novel coping

 

[Deleted member 7448]

also wuxia/xianxia/Korean novel coping

I read too many of those and now I feel like I can't read any more of them. It's been more than a year since the last one I've read and yet I think I'm done for good with them unfortunately, I must've overdone it and my brain can't stand it and sees it as pure shit.

coding and gamedev tbh

That's hard, my brain can't focus on things like that, I just get way too bored and distracted.

 

[epillepsy]

I like Japanese literature.

 

[Shaded]

As much as I hate discussing politics, especially here, I become an angry depressed cunt. I hate it so much. Technically that's "passion about something" but it is not something I wish I enjoyed. I wish I was like normgroids who don't pay attention to it. I try to avoid it but sometimes its everywhere and it pisses me off even though in the end politics are cope.

 

[Transcended Trucel]

I read too many of those and now I feel like I can't read any more of them. It's been more than a year since the last one I've read and yet I think I'm done for good with them unfortunately, I must've overdone it and my brain can't stand it and sees it as pure shit.

That's hard, my brain can't focus on things like that, I just get way too bored and distracted.

I took a two year break from reading novels and then they become good again. you likely will have wait few more years before they become fresh again

 

[Over_this_Life]

I guess mine would be writing. I feel like it gives me a reason to exist

 

[muharremabi]

Nope. There is literally nothing that motivates me to do something worth. I wish i could study for hours without caring about sex or girls but thats just how i am. My mind cant go beyond inceldom.

 

[turbocuckcel_7000]

That's hard, my brain can't focus on things like that, I just get way too bored and distracted.

dark secret, most people who do it aren't smart enough for it either, and work in painful "sprints" that they sometimes need months to recover from, sometimes combined with depression

it's why i had my old thread about indie devs wanting to kill themselves, the effect is greatly amplified for single men

 

[PPEcel]

I guess mine would be writing. I feel like it gives me a reason to exist

based

 

[Deleted member 16390]

I neither is passionate about anything nor do I wish to have anything to do with passions .

That way I will never be tempted nor be under its influence to commit crimes of passions.

 

[Deleted member 7448]

dark secret, most people who do it aren't smart enough for it either, and work in painful "sprints" that they sometimes need months to recover from, sometimes combined with depression

it's why i had my old thread about indie devs wanting to kill themselves, the effect is greatly amplified for single men

Wow, that is quite grim. I thought game devs of all people loved the actual process of programming.

 

[Haywire]

not really anymore. im just here.

 

[Subhuman100]

I'm just blank these days

 

[turbocuckcel_7000]

Wow, that is quite grim. I thought game devs of all people loved the actual process of programming.

my thread was how about nerds will often have projects enter 6-7 year development cycles i.e development hell.

generally because of lack of support, monetary or otherwise. that will ruin anyone's time.

 

[TheIncelRepublic]

Even with the thousand fucking problems in my life, I still think that the lack of a passion and real interest in something is one of my biggest problems (not THE biggest).

Do you have a passion? Something that makes you feel excited, engrossed and really makes your life worth living?

I wish I could find something like that, but even after years of trying all kinds of things I just can't, my brain must be broken cause nothing really interests me all that much.

I am very passionate about violent Incel revolution. The Incel revolution will be the apex of my life.

 

[Mainländer]

Music tbh. I go through phases when I'm a bit away from it, but I always go back to it.

 

[Joelossus]

Nope not really. There are some things i find somewhat interesting like philosophy, prehistoric animals (especially dinosaurs) and some video games. However i wouldn't say that i'm very passionated about any of those things. This used to be different tho. Back when i was younger, i used to have plently of hobbies and interests, which i'd have a great passion for. But as i got older and accumulated more and more negative expiriences. My passion depleted, and i prgressively grew more bitter and resentfull torwards the world.

 

[AutisticMonstrosity]

I am only passionate about having a GF and children at this point, but can't get them, so I am not passionate about anything any more. Oldcel trait.

 

[Eschewcel]

I'm passionate about things that are useless as fuck, are a waste of time, and don't help to get any knowledge.

For example I love to go fishing it's actually my only outdoor activity at the moment. It's the least useless thing I do because at least when you know how to get a fish, you are a step closer to living in autarky.

Others passions are on internet, don't bring any money in, and even if it helps some people out, it isn't rewarding at all.

 

[guaucel]

I am very passionate about violent Incel revolution. The Incel revolution will be the apex of my life.

revolutionpilled

 

[universallyabhorred]

Cuntpassionate