Sir Silentium
𝕮𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖕𝖎𝖑𝖑𝖊𝖉
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I always imagine that she is by my side in whatever I am doing. It's a constant fake sense of companionship/relationship. It's a result of this previous post: our body accounting for what we naturally need – in which we don’t have. -->
incels.is
I'm not even trying to imagine she is by my side anymore, it just naturally happens throughout the entire day. It's been like this for around 8 months - I’ve tried to get the thought of her by my side out of my mind, but I can't. And the worse part is, it leads me to second guessing every little action I do, feeling that someone is watching over me. Although as a whole, I somewhat like the feeling it gives me, but in the long run, the harm would be evident.
Constant thoughts about her + daydreaming eventually lead to her naturally being in the centre of my mind. I thought originally that this would all be short-term, no longer than few weeks or so and I would just eventually get over it. 7-8 months later and I’m still in the same boat.
It’s all so tiresome, and time consuming to. It’s hard to focus on the task at hand with her constantly in my head every few minutes.
Understanding the blackpill has helped so much with all of it, knowing that if she doesn’t want me, then I can’t change that. And I would be a cuck/simp to pursue.
Any brocels know what I should do about it? Or should I just stick with it?
@Last2025cel @subhumanmonkey
Biological Response to a lack of Connection
When we are lacking a factor that biologically we need to have to survive and pass on genes - our body is naturally going to find ways to account and fill the gaps. When the brain lacks something essential (connection, intimacy, belonging), it doesn’t shut down - it compensates. Such as: Being...
incels.is
I'm not even trying to imagine she is by my side anymore, it just naturally happens throughout the entire day. It's been like this for around 8 months - I’ve tried to get the thought of her by my side out of my mind, but I can't. And the worse part is, it leads me to second guessing every little action I do, feeling that someone is watching over me. Although as a whole, I somewhat like the feeling it gives me, but in the long run, the harm would be evident.
Constant thoughts about her + daydreaming eventually lead to her naturally being in the centre of my mind. I thought originally that this would all be short-term, no longer than few weeks or so and I would just eventually get over it. 7-8 months later and I’m still in the same boat.
It’s all so tiresome, and time consuming to. It’s hard to focus on the task at hand with her constantly in my head every few minutes.
Understanding the blackpill has helped so much with all of it, knowing that if she doesn’t want me, then I can’t change that. And I would be a cuck/simp to pursue.
Any brocels know what I should do about it? Or should I just stick with it?
@Last2025cel @subhumanmonkey
And if you think about her without doing anything with her, your brain will imagine things. The longer you wonder if she likes you or not, the longer you'll think there's a genuine possibility that she does. The longer you live in delusion, the harder you'll be struck by the harsh reality.
And getting rid of oneitis at that point is like getting rid of terminal cancer.





