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I hear it all the time from family members especially "your life will improve so much by getting a job", "you need a job then watch how your outlook changes you'll have friends people to talk to", etc. Many here have also posted examples of being told to "grow up and GET A JOB and everything will change" by normie cucks.
I am not talking about the cope that to get out of inceldom "just get a job bro and the girlfriend will come" I am talking about purely from a social isolation perspective. Is there any evidence at all from men in our situation that simply getting a job changes their mental health and their outlook from a "negative" one to a positive one?
I haven't worked a legal full time job in forever and i live quite comfortably on disability. I also study from home (online college courses etc) to keep my brain working, other than that pretty much my entire day is spent on the computer. Sometimes i go outside to get my niece and nephew from school if i feel like some fresh air, but really my expenses are pretty much covered by what i get. I get by just fine.
The main reason i haven't put any effort into getting a job is simply that every normie (and even incel) that i see that works constantly complains about it. "Fucking work man wish i could stay in bed all day", "Urgggh wish i didn't have to get up for work fucking hate people man". It seems the people who work hate it and get no real benefit from it. And the other reason is that when you are blackpilled or "awake" so to speak, dealing with normies all day seems unbearable. You feel like you are two steps ahead of these people mentally and you almost have to dumb yourself down to "fit in" with these people.
If i go to a job tomorrow i'll be the only one there without any social media, for instance. How do you incels who work deal with that? I'll feel like an anomaly in that sort of environment. But at the same time many of the working incels on here and lookism say that they do have friends, they do have social circles. It's done nothing for their sex life but they still do have friends and "bros" they chat with or make plans with.
So are there any incels or even lonely men period that have benefited or ascended socially and got lifelong friends from getting a job?
I am not talking about the cope that to get out of inceldom "just get a job bro and the girlfriend will come" I am talking about purely from a social isolation perspective. Is there any evidence at all from men in our situation that simply getting a job changes their mental health and their outlook from a "negative" one to a positive one?
I haven't worked a legal full time job in forever and i live quite comfortably on disability. I also study from home (online college courses etc) to keep my brain working, other than that pretty much my entire day is spent on the computer. Sometimes i go outside to get my niece and nephew from school if i feel like some fresh air, but really my expenses are pretty much covered by what i get. I get by just fine.
The main reason i haven't put any effort into getting a job is simply that every normie (and even incel) that i see that works constantly complains about it. "Fucking work man wish i could stay in bed all day", "Urgggh wish i didn't have to get up for work fucking hate people man". It seems the people who work hate it and get no real benefit from it. And the other reason is that when you are blackpilled or "awake" so to speak, dealing with normies all day seems unbearable. You feel like you are two steps ahead of these people mentally and you almost have to dumb yourself down to "fit in" with these people.
If i go to a job tomorrow i'll be the only one there without any social media, for instance. How do you incels who work deal with that? I'll feel like an anomaly in that sort of environment. But at the same time many of the working incels on here and lookism say that they do have friends, they do have social circles. It's done nothing for their sex life but they still do have friends and "bros" they chat with or make plans with.
So are there any incels or even lonely men period that have benefited or ascended socially and got lifelong friends from getting a job?