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https://incels.is/threads/mickey-on-acid-a-final-farewell.706186/#post-16723524
Tagging people who may be interested + self proclaimed non DNRcels:
@psyop
Was inspired to make this post by the post above, it is a great insight into the different paths an incel can take.
One goes like this: he is frustrated with his loveless life, finds online communities where people share his struggles, finds some type of brotherhood, eventually gets disillusioned or bored with the community, and then finds some type of fulfillment in real life.
The other follows a similar path, except he gets far too caught up in the incel "rope" and "LDAR" rhetoric. He believes that life is not worth living without the feeling of being desired, or having mutual emotional connection, and because of this he ultimately ends his life.
The second type of incel rhetoric has likely caused many unnecessary deaths. In a community where saying "I can live a fulfilled life without romantic involvement" is considered taboo or "cope", with the simultaneous belief that said romance is impossible, is a recipe for suicide. The notion that an incel can never live a fulfilled life to me seems like an excuse to never do anything, to stay confined in a bubble of self pity that you are preventing yourself from popping. It is such a thin film that is keeping you from doing anything.
If you are truly blackpilled and believe that "it's over", that there will never be a chance of finding true love in this world, then why hinge everything on the that thought? Should it not be as impossible to us as becoming NBA players or Nobel Prize laureates? We don't think constantly about how we can never fulfill those things for the simple reason that they are completely out of the realm of possibility for us. The point is, if we truly believe that love is not possible, we shouldn't think about it as much as we do, and the fact that so many of us think about it as much as we do proves we don't truly think it is impossible. In other words, despite our mantra like repetition of one of our sacred sayings: " it's over", most of us still believe it is not.
I urge you all to cement your belief in the blackpill. To truly realize the permanence of your inceldom. In our current state, the blackpill has us confined to inaction, and only when when we fully digest it can we hope for the end of the repugnant stagnation that consumes us all. Thus the phrase "the blackpill will set you free".
If you haven't realized the paradox already, I will spell it out for you. We supposedly believe it is over, but simultaneously spend our days lamenting and thinking about romance. How can you reconcile these two tendencies of the incel community? Simply, you cannot. It is not logically sound to believe something is completely impossible and yet lament it to such an extent that an outsider would think that they are missing something they even had a chance of having!
Don't get me wrong, I am not saying you shouldn't complain, I myself have made posts complaining countless times. I am saying that we should focus our efforts on self fulfillment rather then believing there is no salvation for those who are doomed to eternal celibacy. I believe that the logical conclusion to the BP is to stop talking about something you can supposedly never change and to start seeing what you can do in other areas of your life. And yes, before anyone points it out, I believe the reddit platitude of "Just enjoy your life without romance" is correct and a simple conclusion to the BP. That said, I will continue to do the exact things I am saying we shouldn't because, like us all, I have not fully digested the blackpill.
I shall end this with a quote from one of our Holy Incel Saints, Saint Hamudi of Blackpill Syria:
"It's over buddy boyos!"
Tagging people who may be interested + self proclaimed non DNRcels:
- @Animecel2D
- @Ghost
- @PolskiKartofel
- @earming
- @NeverEvenBegan
- @SilverBullet
- @Clavicus Vile
- @j10009504
- @Misogynist Vegeta
- @Enigmaz
- @smegma producer
- @Solid
- @chudjak
- @FreeCipher
- @kcarrots
- @stranger
@psyop
Was inspired to make this post by the post above, it is a great insight into the different paths an incel can take.
One goes like this: he is frustrated with his loveless life, finds online communities where people share his struggles, finds some type of brotherhood, eventually gets disillusioned or bored with the community, and then finds some type of fulfillment in real life.
The other follows a similar path, except he gets far too caught up in the incel "rope" and "LDAR" rhetoric. He believes that life is not worth living without the feeling of being desired, or having mutual emotional connection, and because of this he ultimately ends his life.
The second type of incel rhetoric has likely caused many unnecessary deaths. In a community where saying "I can live a fulfilled life without romantic involvement" is considered taboo or "cope", with the simultaneous belief that said romance is impossible, is a recipe for suicide. The notion that an incel can never live a fulfilled life to me seems like an excuse to never do anything, to stay confined in a bubble of self pity that you are preventing yourself from popping. It is such a thin film that is keeping you from doing anything.
If you are truly blackpilled and believe that "it's over", that there will never be a chance of finding true love in this world, then why hinge everything on the that thought? Should it not be as impossible to us as becoming NBA players or Nobel Prize laureates? We don't think constantly about how we can never fulfill those things for the simple reason that they are completely out of the realm of possibility for us. The point is, if we truly believe that love is not possible, we shouldn't think about it as much as we do, and the fact that so many of us think about it as much as we do proves we don't truly think it is impossible. In other words, despite our mantra like repetition of one of our sacred sayings: " it's over", most of us still believe it is not.
I urge you all to cement your belief in the blackpill. To truly realize the permanence of your inceldom. In our current state, the blackpill has us confined to inaction, and only when when we fully digest it can we hope for the end of the repugnant stagnation that consumes us all. Thus the phrase "the blackpill will set you free".
If you haven't realized the paradox already, I will spell it out for you. We supposedly believe it is over, but simultaneously spend our days lamenting and thinking about romance. How can you reconcile these two tendencies of the incel community? Simply, you cannot. It is not logically sound to believe something is completely impossible and yet lament it to such an extent that an outsider would think that they are missing something they even had a chance of having!
Don't get me wrong, I am not saying you shouldn't complain, I myself have made posts complaining countless times. I am saying that we should focus our efforts on self fulfillment rather then believing there is no salvation for those who are doomed to eternal celibacy. I believe that the logical conclusion to the BP is to stop talking about something you can supposedly never change and to start seeing what you can do in other areas of your life. And yes, before anyone points it out, I believe the reddit platitude of "Just enjoy your life without romance" is correct and a simple conclusion to the BP. That said, I will continue to do the exact things I am saying we shouldn't because, like us all, I have not fully digested the blackpill.
I shall end this with a quote from one of our Holy Incel Saints, Saint Hamudi of Blackpill Syria:
"It's over buddy boyos!"