Venting I Have To See My Parents Soon

[DarkStar]

For those who do know, I live away from my parents & have been trying to find a job: It was somewhat looking well but then ofc took a fucking turn South, like most shit in my life.

And then ofc, some of you might be familiar with the fact that I am currently having car issues, something which always causes great anxiety for me. This all started when the garage we went to installed something, I left a few days later, and then it started having issues. I should have gone back earlier, but I was busy looking for jobs.

The thing that really sucks most of all is the fact that the garage don't even know how long it will take, meaning it could be a few days to a week.

I fucking hate how shit transport is in this country so much it's unreal; I've also never really liked cars much tbh.

Seeing my parents, especially my mom, is never the best experience. Usually, it is stressful for many reasons & I often argue with my mom.

"- but life get's better/easier"

No, frankly it really doesn't. Now maybe in some metrics yes, you might grow more "used" to stuff or you might also be able to acquire better/new copes, but in terms of your overall trajectory, especially with your family, it will remain the same if not slowly & gradually decline.

I'll just have to do what I usually do & weather the storm, as I somehow mange to do

 

[DarkStar]

@Koomersarj @Diddy @Castaway @WorthlessSlavicShit @PersonalityChad @SuperKanga.Belgrade @AtrociousCitizen @Grodd

 

[DarkStar]

@Friezacel

 

[Lazyandtalentless]

Brutal

 

[Hoodpreet]

I'll just have to do what I usually do & weather the storm, as I somehow mange to do

Good luck, man. Cope with escapism and try to avoid confrontation/conflict to the extent possible

 

[SCAT PACK]

Brutal

 

[PersonalityChad]

Brutal. Good luck brocel.

 

[Icarus]

Hope all goes well mango.

Prepare to get gaslit into oblivion.

 

[AtrociousCitizen]

Hope things work out for you man.

 

[NIGGER BOJANGLES]

What is wrong with the car? I know all too well what it’s like when something major is wrong with a car and it’s “fixed” only to later fail again do to faulty parts or work.

 

[Grodd]

Hope all goes well mango.

Prepare to get gaslit into oblivion.

 

[Rapistcel]

For those who do know, I live away from my parents & have been trying to find a job: It was somewhat looking well but then ofc took a fucking turn South, like most shit in my life.

And then ofc, some of you might be familiar with the fact that I am currently having car issues, something which always causes great anxiety for me. This all started when the garage we went to installed something, I left a few days later, and then it started having issues. I should have gone back earlier, but I was busy looking for jobs.

The thing that really sucks most of all is the fact that the garage don't even know how long it will take, meaning it could be a few days to a week.

I fucking hate how shit transport is in this country so much it's unreal; I've also never really liked cars much tbh.

Seeing my parents, especially my mom, is never the best experience. Usually, it is stressful for many reasons & I often argue with my mom.

"- but life get's better/easier"

No, frankly it really doesn't. Now maybe in some metrics yes, you might grow more "used" to stuff or you might also be able to acquire better/new copes, but in terms of your overall trajectory, especially with your family, it will remain the same if not slowly & gradually decline.

I'll just have to do what I usually do & weather the storm, as I somehow mange to do

Moggs me for not living with your parents

 

[wereq]

"- but life get's better/easier"

This short sentence right here really is the essence of the bluepill because it underlines a sense of upward mobility which is in start contrast with our reality of determinism and genetic caste systems which shackle and confine us into an open prison of stagnation. The origins of this bluepill mindset lies in the history that followed WW2 when rapid strides in housing, transport, healthcare, and workers rights gained foothold which allowed subhumans to believe they too had the same mobility and potential as the elite. That mindset persisted as long as the post-WW2 abundance persisted, but now that's obviously gone and what we have is stagnation, determinism, caste systems, steep hierarchies, feudalism, and blackpill.

 

[Lazyandtalentless]

Brutal. Good luck brocel.