BlkPillPres
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"Being alone for a while is dangerous. It’s addicting. Once you see how peaceful it is, you don’t want to deal with people anymore.”
I've spent too many years of my life:
Having fun by myself
Consuming entertainment by myself
Eating by myself
Sleeping by myself
Relaxing by myself
Being motivated by my own personal interests and goals
Etc, etc, etc
What I find kinda funny are all the incels who seem to think that at the drop of a pin, when (IF) they finally get a girlfriend, they are all of a sudden going to be great at reading her cues, keeping her satisfied emotionally, keeping the "emotional roller coaster" game going so that she doesn't get "bored" with the relationship, doing everything that you were once doing alone as a group, etc.
It's not going to work like that. You've spent years becoming accustomed to doing everything by yourself, you can't just flip a switch and now be "good at relationships".
It's going to be an uphill battle for you, and she will be able to tell.
This is very much related to a thread I made before:
Even as a child I kept to myself because everything was so simple, straightforward and peaceful (conflict free), when you keep to yourself. The moment something involves other people in a social setting it becomes some kind of competition, it's no longer just about enjoying the thing that you're doing. Add women to the equation and that just amplifies it even more for men.
I have gotten too comfortable with the quietness and peace of being a recluse, to the point that I know that I would have to force myself to be in a relationship. I don't want to have to think about compliments, or what gift to buy my GF, or how to make her "feel special", or worry about what to wear that "looks good", or anything like that.
It feels so good to just throw something on and go out and just eat something. Add other people to the equation and now you can't just wear something you like that you don't really pay attention too anyways. Now it's a competition. Now each guy is comparing outfits, whose wearing brand name, whose matching, who doesn't have "swag", etc, and once again add women to the equation and that amplifies everything.
I've learned how to socialize for the sake of my financial pursuits. I've gotten myself promotions, I've negotiated raises, etc. I know how to work my way up the corporate ladder and "fit in". But I really don't want to, it's all so "forced", it's all so annoying.
View: https://youtu.be/ZOfql4OWTng?t=1
Being alone is just so convenient, it's just so peaceful, I don't think I can really paint the picture to people who aren't true introverts.
The truth is, the term "introvert" has been co-opted by normies who want to be "quirky" and they aren't really introverted at all. But that's a topic for another day.
This pursuit of a peaceful reclusive life is the core reason I wealthmaxx, because in order for me to create that reality for myself and make it something that I can do indefinitely, I need to be rich.
My perfect day would be me waking up early in the morning (preferably while living in a SEA country) and going for a quick jog (or maybe I have a treadmill in my house, that would be great). I eat a nice simple breakfast, some pancakes (syrup of course) and eggs (don't really need the bacon). I watch a movie or a show (a few episodes). I do some work on whatever passive income streams are paying the bills.
Around afternoon time I go out for a walk on the nearby beach drinking something I like (probably orange juice), or maybe it's a jog or a bike ride, just taking in the sights, not a care in the world.
Then later around the evening time I visit the local brothel or call up a regular escort to a hotel room (we'll never meet at my place) and enjoy myself thoroughly. Then I head back home to shower, after drying and changing I check to see if there's some extra work to be done and when I done with that I finish the evening off with some entertainment and a nice meal (probably something local, maybe I'll order).
Maybe on some days I'll stay up late and game, IDK, haven't played any video games in years, stopped enjoying it. Maybe if my life became that dream I'd start enjoying them again.
I really can't relate to the average incel who seems obsessed with relationships, companionship, "life goal chasing", "female validation", etc. All I want is peaceful quiet effortless life where I can do the things I enjoy, without interruption, without conflict, without having to deal with the annoyances that most people bring to your life.
From my perspective it just seems like you guys are chasing after problems, chasing after conflict, chasing after stress, and worry, and endless competition, etc. It just doesn't end.
If you think when you get a GF or a Wife that you've "finished the game", you are a naive fool. Now you have to spend the rest of your life competing for her affections and trying to keep the endless list of male suitors that she has at work, on social media, etc, from convincing her to cheat on you and/or leave you.
The thing about these "social games" is that they never end, they only stop when it's you alone in a room by yourself.
I think too many of you are obsessed with "living up to a standard" rather than simply living and enjoying your life. So you remain mentally stuck in a box, where life is literally just about reaching "milestones" and how you are perceived by other people.
Life is just so peaceful in those quiet moments alone, I want to stretch that quiet moment out into the length of my entire life.
I've spent too many years of my life:
Having fun by myself
Consuming entertainment by myself
Eating by myself
Sleeping by myself
Relaxing by myself
Being motivated by my own personal interests and goals
Etc, etc, etc
What I find kinda funny are all the incels who seem to think that at the drop of a pin, when (IF) they finally get a girlfriend, they are all of a sudden going to be great at reading her cues, keeping her satisfied emotionally, keeping the "emotional roller coaster" game going so that she doesn't get "bored" with the relationship, doing everything that you were once doing alone as a group, etc.
It's not going to work like that. You've spent years becoming accustomed to doing everything by yourself, you can't just flip a switch and now be "good at relationships".
It's going to be an uphill battle for you, and she will be able to tell.
This is very much related to a thread I made before:
What "Its Over" & "It Never Began" Means To Me (Why "Ascension" Is Impossible For Black Pillers)
I've often considered converting to Islam, but if I'm being honest, I'd only convert for the perks of living in a society where women can't just go about whoring around, but my experiences and those that I have seen and read about online have left a bitter taste in my mouth that cannot be...
incels.is
Even as a child I kept to myself because everything was so simple, straightforward and peaceful (conflict free), when you keep to yourself. The moment something involves other people in a social setting it becomes some kind of competition, it's no longer just about enjoying the thing that you're doing. Add women to the equation and that just amplifies it even more for men.
I have gotten too comfortable with the quietness and peace of being a recluse, to the point that I know that I would have to force myself to be in a relationship. I don't want to have to think about compliments, or what gift to buy my GF, or how to make her "feel special", or worry about what to wear that "looks good", or anything like that.
It feels so good to just throw something on and go out and just eat something. Add other people to the equation and now you can't just wear something you like that you don't really pay attention too anyways. Now it's a competition. Now each guy is comparing outfits, whose wearing brand name, whose matching, who doesn't have "swag", etc, and once again add women to the equation and that amplifies everything.
I've learned how to socialize for the sake of my financial pursuits. I've gotten myself promotions, I've negotiated raises, etc. I know how to work my way up the corporate ladder and "fit in". But I really don't want to, it's all so "forced", it's all so annoying.
View: https://youtu.be/ZOfql4OWTng?t=1
Being alone is just so convenient, it's just so peaceful, I don't think I can really paint the picture to people who aren't true introverts.
The truth is, the term "introvert" has been co-opted by normies who want to be "quirky" and they aren't really introverted at all. But that's a topic for another day.
This pursuit of a peaceful reclusive life is the core reason I wealthmaxx, because in order for me to create that reality for myself and make it something that I can do indefinitely, I need to be rich.
My perfect day would be me waking up early in the morning (preferably while living in a SEA country) and going for a quick jog (or maybe I have a treadmill in my house, that would be great). I eat a nice simple breakfast, some pancakes (syrup of course) and eggs (don't really need the bacon). I watch a movie or a show (a few episodes). I do some work on whatever passive income streams are paying the bills.
Around afternoon time I go out for a walk on the nearby beach drinking something I like (probably orange juice), or maybe it's a jog or a bike ride, just taking in the sights, not a care in the world.
Then later around the evening time I visit the local brothel or call up a regular escort to a hotel room (we'll never meet at my place) and enjoy myself thoroughly. Then I head back home to shower, after drying and changing I check to see if there's some extra work to be done and when I done with that I finish the evening off with some entertainment and a nice meal (probably something local, maybe I'll order).
Maybe on some days I'll stay up late and game, IDK, haven't played any video games in years, stopped enjoying it. Maybe if my life became that dream I'd start enjoying them again.
I really can't relate to the average incel who seems obsessed with relationships, companionship, "life goal chasing", "female validation", etc. All I want is peaceful quiet effortless life where I can do the things I enjoy, without interruption, without conflict, without having to deal with the annoyances that most people bring to your life.
From my perspective it just seems like you guys are chasing after problems, chasing after conflict, chasing after stress, and worry, and endless competition, etc. It just doesn't end.
If you think when you get a GF or a Wife that you've "finished the game", you are a naive fool. Now you have to spend the rest of your life competing for her affections and trying to keep the endless list of male suitors that she has at work, on social media, etc, from convincing her to cheat on you and/or leave you.
The thing about these "social games" is that they never end, they only stop when it's you alone in a room by yourself.
I think too many of you are obsessed with "living up to a standard" rather than simply living and enjoying your life. So you remain mentally stuck in a box, where life is literally just about reaching "milestones" and how you are perceived by other people.
Life is just so peaceful in those quiet moments alone, I want to stretch that quiet moment out into the length of my entire life.