Y
youcandoit
Greycel
★
- Joined
- Mar 10, 2018
- Posts
- 46
I'm mainly referring to the US based incels. The life of incels is most likely void of any real purpose, and happiness is a unobtainable goal. I have given it some real thought, and unless you are a complete physical degenerate or a legit cripple, the chances are that any military branch would accept you. The military doesn't care if you are ugly, under 6 feet tall, virgin and a social moron.
This might be a good option for gymcels or incels that cope with fitness who want to be given a real purpose in life. If you can haul your own weight, you might even have a shot at some SF programs like Rangers or SEALs. I don't see why any relatively fit incel wouldn't want to take a look at something like this, let's say a SEAL Challenge contract or something like that. If you can make something like that a purpose in your life, it can be a very gratifying and fun way of coping for at least 6 years (if you get a SEAL contract for example). At least you will make some real friends while you are in the service. We are already fucked, without friends. I'd say the risk of death is worth having an experience that less than 0.0001% of mankind has. What do we have to lose? And you get to go ER legally (kinda?).
If I was a US citizen, I wouldn't hesitate for a second.
This might be a good option for gymcels or incels that cope with fitness who want to be given a real purpose in life. If you can haul your own weight, you might even have a shot at some SF programs like Rangers or SEALs. I don't see why any relatively fit incel wouldn't want to take a look at something like this, let's say a SEAL Challenge contract or something like that. If you can make something like that a purpose in your life, it can be a very gratifying and fun way of coping for at least 6 years (if you get a SEAL contract for example). At least you will make some real friends while you are in the service. We are already fucked, without friends. I'd say the risk of death is worth having an experience that less than 0.0001% of mankind has. What do we have to lose? And you get to go ER legally (kinda?).
If I was a US citizen, I wouldn't hesitate for a second.
Last edited: