Hello there,
I think it's time some of us to finally admit the benefits of knowing the darkest aspects of society, the worst aspects of human psychology, and realizing how shallow most relationships actually are; And realizing that we can use this knowledge to feel less shitty about ourselves, to realize most of the bad shit that happened to us aren't entirely our fault, to find better copes, to actually try harder at things (like looksmaxxing or moneymaxxing) that society expects us to be to even have a chance at life and get good opportunities, or even to feel encouraged to not really do anything at all and actually feel more comfortable about it (NEETmaxxing and LDARing), since we know how cruel most people can be if you don't meet their expectations. Most of us can no longer be guided by herd mentality, since we have finally awakened from societal dogmatic ideas and fearmongering. We still have plently of people in our community who have very different ideas, despite being united around the struggle to get a sex partner. We are pretty much the only "designated" homogeneous group to realize that genetics are extremely relevant to decide someone's life fate as a whole, as well we're pretty much the only ones right now realizing that women aren't exactly this empathetic gender people paint them to be, especially when it comes to dating.
I might sound like a cuck/soy about this since redpillers usually do this as well praising their shitty PUA-guised "Redpill" circlejerks, but our pill strikes harder than theirs anyways and we don't believe in any "game".
The Blackpill became prevalent in a very important moment in my life where I still believed in certain potentially destructive things and had unrealistic hopes and expectations. After learning more about it, I became LESS obsessed about women IRL, I completely gave up the idea of desperately wanting to "get a GF", and I no longer actually felt bad about getting mogged by some people in some aspects (like looks, intelligence and skills/talent) since I now realize it's not entirely their merits anyway and 80% of the time it was determined by their (superior) genetics. I had no control over mine, and I shouldn't feel ashamed about it since it wasn't really a personal demerit.
I mostly post here because I had taken a legit enjoyment over blackpill stories/facts/news, I actually laugh of how absurd some things in life are, and I always like to receive some kind of confirmation I've been lied to about a lot of things I've heard during my entire life.
I've come full circle through the various stages of grief and I rarely even feel enraged or upset at all at most brutally blackpilled things I read, like I said, I often feel thrilled/enjoyed about it.
While the blackpill makes an impact, it certainly can be kinda comforting at times.
Long live the Blackpill, and may it guide more men on the path of TRUE enlightenment and inner peace.
So now, you tell me:
1- How did you become blackpilled?
2- Has the knowledge of the blackpill made any impact in your life (for good or for bad) ?
I think it's time some of us to finally admit the benefits of knowing the darkest aspects of society, the worst aspects of human psychology, and realizing how shallow most relationships actually are; And realizing that we can use this knowledge to feel less shitty about ourselves, to realize most of the bad shit that happened to us aren't entirely our fault, to find better copes, to actually try harder at things (like looksmaxxing or moneymaxxing) that society expects us to be to even have a chance at life and get good opportunities, or even to feel encouraged to not really do anything at all and actually feel more comfortable about it (NEETmaxxing and LDARing), since we know how cruel most people can be if you don't meet their expectations. Most of us can no longer be guided by herd mentality, since we have finally awakened from societal dogmatic ideas and fearmongering. We still have plently of people in our community who have very different ideas, despite being united around the struggle to get a sex partner. We are pretty much the only "designated" homogeneous group to realize that genetics are extremely relevant to decide someone's life fate as a whole, as well we're pretty much the only ones right now realizing that women aren't exactly this empathetic gender people paint them to be, especially when it comes to dating.
I might sound like a cuck/soy about this since redpillers usually do this as well praising their shitty PUA-guised "Redpill" circlejerks, but our pill strikes harder than theirs anyways and we don't believe in any "game".
The Blackpill became prevalent in a very important moment in my life where I still believed in certain potentially destructive things and had unrealistic hopes and expectations. After learning more about it, I became LESS obsessed about women IRL, I completely gave up the idea of desperately wanting to "get a GF", and I no longer actually felt bad about getting mogged by some people in some aspects (like looks, intelligence and skills/talent) since I now realize it's not entirely their merits anyway and 80% of the time it was determined by their (superior) genetics. I had no control over mine, and I shouldn't feel ashamed about it since it wasn't really a personal demerit.
I mostly post here because I had taken a legit enjoyment over blackpill stories/facts/news, I actually laugh of how absurd some things in life are, and I always like to receive some kind of confirmation I've been lied to about a lot of things I've heard during my entire life.
I've come full circle through the various stages of grief and I rarely even feel enraged or upset at all at most brutally blackpilled things I read, like I said, I often feel thrilled/enjoyed about it.
While the blackpill makes an impact, it certainly can be kinda comforting at times.
Long live the Blackpill, and may it guide more men on the path of TRUE enlightenment and inner peace.
So now, you tell me:
1- How did you become blackpilled?
2- Has the knowledge of the blackpill made any impact in your life (for good or for bad) ?
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