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Haven't watched the movie so I don't know what you're talking about*points at male model in advertisement*
Tyler: "is that what a man looks like?"
That would have been powerful if Tyler Durden wasn't literally ultra ripped Chad Brad Pitt and the guy who was supposed to play an "everyman" was none other than six foot tall Edward Norton.
What's the point of it if you don't have a woman?Huge cope. I would like to be a white collar with a driver licence, decent car and expensive clothings.
What's the point of it if you don't have a woman?
You can become a white collar worker, you can get a car, you can buy expensive clothes. If it gives you meaning and fulfillment in life that equals that of a woman who loves you, what keeps you here?Then go and become homeless.
You'd probably enjoy that life for about six months, until you realize it is pointless.Huge cope. I would like to be a white collar with a driver licence, decent car and expensive clothings.
You can become a white collar worker, you can get a car, you can buy expensive clothes.
If it gives you meaning and fulfillment in life that equals that of a woman who loves you, what keeps you here?
Also a roof over your head is a necessity.
You'd probably enjoy that life for about six months, until you realize it is pointless.
If having a driving license was the cure to inceldom, you'd be the only guy here, @LastGerman
But it is attainable? Compared to getting a girlfriend.Getting a white collar job is quite hard here in Germany and in general. Getting a somewhat decent job is hard for men. In order to buy a car you need to have a driver licence first. In Germany you will pay 2000 Euro and more for this and I am currently struggling with it.
My bad.I never compared this to females in the first place.
I don't see the point in working when you don't have a goal or something that motivates you, be it a loving girlfriend, wife or children. When your goal is materialistic, it quickly wears out. The pressures of the job and society would come bearing down on you. It would eventually feel pointless(Unless you genuinely enjoy your job, which is rare). What's worse?There are only those two options:
A low-level life life without a female, working in warehouse logistics for little money or a life where you have a decent job, a car and some decent clothings and I will go for the second option.
But it is attainable? Compared to getting a girlfriend.
I don't see the point in working when you don't have a goal or something that motivates you, be it a loving girlfriend, wife or children.
What's worse?workingwageslaving or a "low-level life" (by low-level life I assume you mean neet).
I'm not even 20 but I've have already given up on my life
You might not see your life the same way as I see mine, maybe your situation is different in some aspects. That is can be why our opinions differ.
It would be, but as all copes they quickly become boring. When you want something and receive it, you aren't satisfied for long. You'll want more to fill the empty hole. You will be grateful for a roof over your head, but then you'll need food, entertainment etc. It goes in a loop until you realize you want the things you can't have. Why enter that loop in the first place, when you can just rot/neet until you rope/get kicked out? I can totally see myself doing it for a couple of years, but as I said, it will eventually become pointless.The thing is, I do not have any real goal now as well or back then when I had a workplace. I would go for a better living condition, which means a comfy and decent job, a decent apartment, a driver licence, a car and so on. It is better than having absolutely nothing.
Even if you genuinely enjoy your job, it's a matter of time until even the coziest of jobs become mind-numbingly boring and dull when you have no other things going on for you.Or it is the choice between working in something like warehouse logistics for little money or working within an office, a more cozy environment and better paid.
Is the prospect of owning and driving a car the only thing that is keeping you from roping?I am not sure if it is that different. I am 25 and i still live with my parents. So, it is beyond over at this point.
Why enter that loop in the first place, when you can just rot/neet until you rope/get kicked out?
Is the prospect of owning and driving a car the only thing that is keeping you from roping?
I can see the upsides of living such a life. But I can't imagine me working all my life while being alone.
I don't know, as long as it isn't cucked I guess anything'll do. It's our lives after all. You might wanna work and have a decent life while I'm gonna neet/LDAR until I rope.In the end, it is a lose-lose-situation. So, what are we supposed to do?
better than being a slaveThen go and become homeless.
He’s gay? Ewww...Seriously though read anything from Chuck Palahniuk (he wrote Fight Club) - he is an incredible author and based as fuck about women (he is also a literal pedo faggot but don't hold that against him.)
I highly recommend reading Haunted, amazing book, dark and hilarious
Tbh I just thought this particular scene was based. It resonates with me on how I was fed bluepills my entire childhood on how to succeed. I haven't seen the rest of the movie so I wouldn't know the message the movie was trying to spreading.Nietzschean garbage. There's no such thing as "transcending" yourself, not in the sense the movie suggests.
He says we're fighting a spiritual war, which is maybe what you mean by "gender, nationality and race."This hasn't aged well though.
We now have wars to fight, but not the same kind of wars people fought in the past, we're able to leech the system and the society that abandoned us so we don't need to work at shitty jobs and can actually buy shit we want and desire. We're probably the last of children of history, used to dream with a purpose and place, we've several wars to fight (gender, nationality, race) that we didn't want on the first place, but still our great deppression is still our lives. We've been raised by a retarded social media that everything we needed to be was to be morally righteous to succeed, but we never did...we've mastered that fact and we're very dissapointed by this shitty life.
He’s gay? Ewww...
Shit movie ngl.
He says we're fighting a spiritual war, which is maybe what you mean by "gender, nationality and race."
I was thinking more of how the media influences us on these topics, making kids traps, gay, ashamed of being white etc. Identity issues and such.Wars based on gender, nationality and race tend to be physical or at least directly confrontational, spiritual wars tend to be individual or at least interpersonal.
Aren't we headed towards the same future?most of them ended with shitty dead-end jobs as wagecucks.
That's why I said we're the last children of history, after us what'd be left of our gender will non-binarism and transsexualism (also obviously Chads too). They were the middle children of history with no purpose, but they at least got things such as sex, relationships, friendships and even love and appreciation by their community or town (things that we perceive as luxuries these days).I was thinking more of how the media influences us on these topics, making kids traps, gay, ashamed of being white etc. Identity issues and such.
*points at male model in advertisement*
Tyler: "is that what a man looks like?"
That would have been powerful if Tyler Durden wasn't literally ultra ripped Chad Brad Pitt and the guy who was supposed to play an "everyman" was none other than six foot tall Edward Norton.
Seriously though read anything from Chuck Palahniuk (he wrote Fight Club) - he is an incredible author and based as fuck about women (he is also a literal pedo faggot but don't hold that against him.)
I highly recommend reading Haunted, amazing book, dark and hilarious
That's the whole point, that scene is supposed to be ironic. Norton is an insecure incel who subconsciously wants to be Chad Pitt, so he creates him in his mind (spoilers). The whole film is an incel fantasy.
Fight Club author Chuck Palahniuk on his book becoming a bible for the incel movement
The American novelist talks about extremism, learning about failure from Brad Pitt, the power of protest – and why losing nearly all his money has been ‘kind of nice’www.theguardian.com
Here he is being asked directly about incels.
It would look a better speech if Brad Pitt wasn't a giga Chad who mogs the average man from Oklahoma to Khoramabad.
Using both Norton and Pitt to illustrate inceldom was a wack idea, it's like putting a deformed truecel to play a romcom with a prime girl, totally unrealistic.
Even the main representatives of inceldom didn't hit puberty yet when this movie was released. ER was like 6 years old, Cho like 12, Minassian like 4.
It's more of a wagecuck fantasy than an Incel fantasy.