"COMFORT IS BAD BRO!" is one of the lowest IQ takes of all time.

[Rapistcel]

"COMFORT IS BAD BRO"
"HARD TIMES CREATE STRONG MEN!"
"BE MORE STOOOOOOOOOOOOOIC!!!"
"MUH PRIMAL LIFESTYLE"
"YOU HAVE TOO MUCH MATERIAL COMFORT AND THAT MAKES YOU WEAK, THAT'S WHY YOUR LIFE IS BAD"

I see these arguments online all the time. A lot of the time they're from influencers who live lives of hedonism themselves, but you get a lot of braindead masculinity copers who slurp up this bullshit and mindlessly parrot these talking points. If I were more conspiracy-minded, I would think this is all a psyop from the elites to condition the masses to be content with less resources, thus leaving more resources for them. And honestly if someone came to that conclusion, I wouldn't blame them. But the reality is people often come to the dumbest conclusions imaginable despite being left to their own devices (or arguably because of it). It's funny that these same people would get angry at and mock the whole "you will own nothing and be happy" thing when these arguments are literally just a redpill version of that. This argument really appeals to the most cucked of masculine instincts.

But if these arguments had any merit, and people's lives were bad because they have "too much comfort" than this would be observable in outcomes. People who grew up wealthy would have the worst lives, and people who grew up poor would have the best lives. We all know this isn't the case though.

Hard times do not create "strong" men. They create men who are more antisocial and hypercompetitive and create a culture that is low trust.

"Brooooooooo you have to buy my online training and invest more than 8 daily hours in my routine to get a girlfriend, I absolutely want you all to make it so I can lose the money you give me."

 

[Rapistcel]

"COMFORT IS BAD BRO"
"HARD TIMES CREATE STRONG MEN!"
"BE MORE STOOOOOOOOOOOOOIC!!!"
"MUH PRIMAL LIFESTYLE"
"YOU HAVE TOO MUCH MATERIAL COMFORT AND THAT MAKES YOU WEAK, THAT'S WHY YOUR LIFE IS BAD"

I see these arguments online all the time. A lot of the time they're from influencers who live lives of hedonism themselves, but you get a lot of braindead masculinity copers who slurp up this bullshit and mindlessly parrot these talking points. If I were more conspiracy-minded, I would think this is all a psyop from the elites to condition the masses to be content with less resources, thus leaving more resources for them. And honestly if someone came to that conclusion, I wouldn't blame them. But the reality is people often come to the dumbest conclusions imaginable despite being left to their own devices (or arguably because of it). It's funny that these same people would get angry at and mock the whole "you will own nothing and be happy" thing when these arguments are literally just a redpill version of that. This argument really appeals to the most cucked of masculine instincts.

But if these arguments had any merit, and people's lives were bad because they have "too much comfort" than this would be observable in outcomes. People who grew up wealthy would have the worst lives, and people who grew up poor would have the best lives. We all know this isn't the case though.

Hard times do not create "strong" men. They create men who are more antisocial and hypercompetitive and create a culture that is low trust.

You have completely described Rodri Salas.

 

[Rapistcel]

"COMFORT IS BAD BRO"
"HARD TIMES CREATE STRONG MEN!"
"BE MORE STOOOOOOOOOOOOOIC!!!"
"MUH PRIMAL LIFESTYLE"
"YOU HAVE TOO MUCH MATERIAL COMFORT AND THAT MAKES YOU WEAK, THAT'S WHY YOUR LIFE IS BAD"

I see these arguments online all the time. A lot of the time they're from influencers who live lives of hedonism themselves, but you get a lot of braindead masculinity copers who slurp up this bullshit and mindlessly parrot these talking points. If I were more conspiracy-minded, I would think this is all a psyop from the elites to condition the masses to be content with less resources, thus leaving more resources for them. And honestly if someone came to that conclusion, I wouldn't blame them. But the reality is people often come to the dumbest conclusions imaginable despite being left to their own devices (or arguably because of it). It's funny that these same people would get angry at and mock the whole "you will own nothing and be happy" thing when these arguments are literally just a redpill version of that. This argument really appeals to the most cucked of masculine instincts.

But if these arguments had any merit, and people's lives were bad because they have "too much comfort" than this would be observable in outcomes. People who grew up wealthy would have the worst lives, and people who grew up poor would have the best lives. We all know this isn't the case though.

Hard times do not create "strong" men. They create men who are more antisocial and hypercompetitive and create a culture that is low trust.

Of course people saying this are living in the street and sleeping under bridges, they absolutely aren't living in mansions and have millions of dollars.
They are completely giving you those 1000 dollars online trainings because of your own good and not because of them.

 

[darkpilledsoldier]

Hard times create depressed men. Good times create happy men.

True!

 

[LeFrenchCel]

"only WOMEN live in comfort bro, REAL MEN live in the woods with NOTHING to help them bro"

 

[Trident]

"only WOMEN live in comfort bro, REAL MEN live in the woods with NOTHING to help them bro"

 

[no love found]

"COMFORT IS BAD BRO"
"HARD TIMES CREATE STRONG MEN!"
"BE MORE STOOOOOOOOOOOOOIC!!!"
"MUH PRIMAL LIFESTYLE"
"YOU HAVE TOO MUCH MATERIAL COMFORT AND THAT MAKES YOU WEAK, THAT'S WHY YOUR LIFE IS BAD"

I see these arguments online all the time. A lot of the time they're from influencers who live lives of hedonism themselves, but you get a lot of braindead masculinity copers who slurp up this bullshit and mindlessly parrot these talking points. If I were more conspiracy-minded, I would think this is all a psyop from the elites to condition the masses to be content with less resources, thus leaving more resources for them. And honestly if someone came to that conclusion, I wouldn't blame them. But the reality is people often come to the dumbest conclusions imaginable despite being left to their own devices (or arguably because of it). It's funny that these same people would get angry at and mock the whole "you will own nothing and be happy" thing when these arguments are literally just a redpill version of that. This argument really appeals to the most cucked of masculine instincts.

But if these arguments had any merit, and people's lives were bad because they have "too much comfort" than this would be observable in outcomes. People who grew up wealthy would have the worst lives, and people who grew up poor would have the best lives. We all know this isn't the case though.

Hard times do not create "strong" men. They create men who are more antisocial and hypercompetitive and create a culture that is low trust.

My dad says this bullshit whenever I dislike something. I get that sometimes you must make sacrifices to achieve something, but needless discomfort is useless. In the same line of thought, I should punch myself in the face so next time I get punched in the face it hurts less.

But at the end of the day, it’s all just another construct to help fuel. People’s just world, delusions.

If you truly dig into it, you can see how utterly illogical it is.

It could be a psyop from the elites, or it could have just started naturally from well meaning but stupid misled middle class folks.

 

[Youthpilled]

They stick to this "argument" only until you try to refute by saying that by such logic, black and brown people should become slaves again, because why not, if suffering truly builds character.

 

[LayDownAndKakarot]

Comfort is all I have left, why work hard at something when the results aren’t even promised? People who say this were already encouraged to keep moving forward before any hard work was needed, such as foids showing them interest and not being bullied

 

[itsovER99]

Comfort is the most imporyant thing in nature

 

[Youthpilled]

They stick to this "argument" only until you try to refute by saying that by such logic, black and brown people should become slaves again, because why not, if suffering truly builds character.

But if we being serious on this matter, there's simply nothing worth risking your life and getting your ass out of comfort zone for in the first place: Every aspect of your life is predetermined to be filled with sorrow as a bottom-feeder male. And, ok, even if we would give redpillers the benefit of the doubt, how exactly are we supposed to practise this agenda? Shall we just "put ourselves out there" and end up feeling embarrassed, because, all things considered, this is the exact reaction low tier beta incel males would receive by doing all that bullshit? Or shall we join the cucked military and fight for Israel? How the fuck will that logically improve and "harden" our character?

 

[Paperman]

Most who preach about not caring about comfort live more comfortable lives than we do. The do something performative and then say they are stoic.
Normies don't know what discomfort is, if they they went through their daily life treated as we are they would rope.

 

[Krad]

No, you're not conspiracy minded. That's the reality behind all those self-help, comfort is bad, just work hard ideas. All psyop to make the common man feel guilty of wanting what's normal to the elites.

Butchering worhy.



Given-alive-to-cannibal-pagans worthy.

 

[GloriousMisanthrope]

I was one of these retards who thought that discomfort would make me stronger, and guess what? It didn't, what a fucking surprise. I had a fucked up childhood with an abusive mother, I went through hell at home and school and this made me weaker. My father doesn't care if I'm going to spend the rest of my life as a neet, so I am lucky on that. If I don't kill myself, I'll spend the rest of my life in my room, isolated from society, having as much pleasure and comfort as I can without damaging my mental or physical health.