Did ur parents mislead and lie to you?

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My dad is a liar. Mislead me my whole life.

 

[InMinecraft]

on what?

 

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on what?

How to succeed in life

 

[the.oracle]

blackpilled people usually don't end up having kids
so yes of course

 

[mentally lost cel 1]

My dad is a liar. Mislead me my whole life.

Yes and they didn’t even optimized my life

 

[InMinecraft]

How to succeed in life

oh so yes

 

[Zhou Chang-Xing]

You mean he's bluepilled because he did JBW?

 

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You mean he's bluepilled because he did JBW?

Correct

Just had a conversation with this beta and he said he drove hundreds of miles to talk to a girl that dumped him and he learned “she wanted an engineer” LMAO.

Boomers are pathetic

 

[humaneshadow]

Yes alot of times it sucks

 

[strange_to_be]

They have a deep seated evolutionary drive to believe that you can get pussy. After all if you can't get pussy it ruins their own fitness, even down to 0.

 

[BlackPilledNeet]

They have a deep seated evolutionary drive to believe that you can get pussy. After all if you can't get pussy it ruins their own fitness, even down to 0.

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120 posts in 4.5 years...brutal

 

[mentally lost cel 1]

Turkish lies you got your daily 5 portions of halal lamb kebab and baclacava with these Turkish ice creams

Bro do you know how much that costs?? Go search Turkey since 2000s , everyone is poor as hell

 

[Loner94]

They tried to but I always had a sense it was a load of crap since my experiences reflected something entirely different to what they were saying.

 

[mentally lost cel 1]

Another Turkish lies the 2 weeks all inclusive 5 stars hotel holidays for my deranged parents and me cost around €800 the cheapest country in europe

For privileged German scum like your family yeah, our economy is in ruins and we can’t buy anything you worthless piece of trash , unlike you

 

[DarkClown97]

Yes, all the time.

 

[based_meme]

No, my parents were always well-intentioned, if at times misguided, when they raised me. They wanted (and still want) the best for me and I love them for that, but what plagues virtually every parent is that the thing(s) they believe are good for their children sometimes aren't. There was the standard education, job, stability, and independence that any parent worth their salt wishes for their children - the textbook success formula that boomers are so familiar with - but like your average parent, mine were a bit clueless as to the how. I had to figure out a lot of life shit on my own.