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This is a spiritual based question from a Buddhist perspective. Life teaches us a lot of things that nobody else can, but we only tend to understand it after we go through it.
Discussion What has life taught you that no one else can teach you?
no ones coming to save you. either pick yourself up or drown
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People who smile and are kind are malicious because they made it an art form in manipulation. Malicious positivity will hurt you severely and you realize it in hindsight and the damage is done.
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Life itself having and setting up false promises.
I'm not sure I've learned anything at all
I don't think life has taught me anything, I feel the exact same as I did as a child, stupid and lost nothing ever changes and nothing ever will
Nothing really, i unironically developed my worldview by browsing this forum and imageboards like 4chan and wizchan. You could say .is has taught me more than my parents and teachers.
People would rather you die than be a burden. No one cares for your problems. Fix them yourself.
its not that nobody could've taught me, its that no one did:
what you are matters more than what you do; your behavior is only weakly correlated with the outcome of any given social interaction
this should be obvious for anyone blackpilled. To give one example, I've had times (emphasis on the plural) where when I said a joke I got a death stare from the people around me, but later on when someone more popular/good-looking steals my joke everyone starts laughing.
when I was younger my parents came up with a gorillion copes on why I lacked friends. I didn't buy that shit, I knew that my loneliness wasn't caused by any behavior but something fundamental. At the time I thought that fundamental aspect was my speech impediment, because that's what I got made fun of for most; the truth is it was probably 80% my looks and 20% that but I wasn't blackpilled as a kid.
what you are matters more than what you do; your behavior is only weakly correlated with the outcome of any given social interaction
this should be obvious for anyone blackpilled. To give one example, I've had times (emphasis on the plural) where when I said a joke I got a death stare from the people around me, but later on when someone more popular/good-looking steals my joke everyone starts laughing.
when I was younger my parents came up with a gorillion copes on why I lacked friends. I didn't buy that shit, I knew that my loneliness wasn't caused by any behavior but something fundamental. At the time I thought that fundamental aspect was my speech impediment, because that's what I got made fun of for most; the truth is it was probably 80% my looks and 20% that but I wasn't blackpilled as a kid.
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People get over things.
Don't be afraid to be"the bad person", everyone and everything will be okay in the end.
Don't be afraid to be"the bad person", everyone and everything will be okay in the end.
Happiness is based on randomness
This is just a brutal blackpill straight up
Work, I want forgo life and it's miseries by being so indulgent in work that I cannot feel any pain, plus I can earn some money on the way.
Don't trust any GrAYnigga.
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"You either spread your wings and fly or hit the ground and die"-Rehab Room
Your happiness is primarily based on the genetic lottery
Unfortunately, sheer dumb luck accounts for success in life more than hard work ever did. I am not saying that you shouldn't try and work towards what you want, but there also comes a point where there are some things that are literally impossible, and it is important to know when to throw in the towel and go off and do something else rather than waste your time as you will never get it back.
.IS seven pillars of wisdom
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I must hate them all
Women are the most vile creatures on earth.
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