KrissKross
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This is just me rambling.
Most of us have pretty bad circumstances compared to what we would have liked it to have been or what we would like it to currently be. But just think, we have been forced into such deep introspection and thought, and have therefore been led to such enlightenment through the blackpill that we are ahead of 99% of the population of normies. We know how the world works, we know what we have to do, we know what matters in life and we know how to live the life we want. All at the young ages most of us are. Most normies take until their 40s, 50s, 60s, and some maybe never to come to the realizations we have about how to get our life sorted out. Yes we suffered in anguish to come to such enlightenment, but god damn at least we know our life can be on the up instead of the normie average of it declining to oblivion and lacking the mindset to do anything about it. I'd rather learn these hard truths and liberating realizations at the age now than in decades time.
Many of us feel like we missed out. And yeh, we probably did. We feel as if we are behind on everything. But just think, if we didn't miss out, we wouldn't be where are now. And where we are now, is way ahead of where any normie can hope to be in terms of mindset and world view.
Another thing to keep in mind, is that to an extent, out past makes for a good character arch. The time spent rotting was not completely wasted if it brought you closer to where you are now which should be closer to where you want to be. Along with this, we tend to think we wasted more than we actually did, and are harsher on ourselves. I thought that I wasted some years, but when you look at it, it is not as bad as first thought. I still did well in school, had some degree of socialization, played team sports, etc. Not to the extent that it could have been granted, but still, not a complete write off either. Most of us are probably simialr in that regard. For some, we did what we could with what we had, being who we were. For the truecels amongst us, do not feel bad about rotting the days, months, weeks and years away. You had no choice. But for the majority here, stop worrying about wasted time. Chances are, you weren't as bad off as you think. This forum makes it sound as if normies, chads and stacys are living life 24/7. No, the are not. They study, work, watch TV just like anyone else. And the wasted time for many of you was actually time spent in looksmaxxing mode, where you felt as if you could not start to live life or enjoy life until you are finished looksmaxxing. I bet this applies to many of you because it applied to me. "When I get my rhino and lean to 12% and get tan THEN i can start to socialmaxx and live life". "When i do THIS, THEN I can live". Here's the thing, you will never be done. It never ends. It is ongoing. Always on the up. So stop waiting for the next thing, or you will wait forever. The looks level eligibility for social maxxing is lower than you think. So just go and do it tbh. Stop waiting till you are chad before you start making friends and memories.
Another thing I want to mention is this. The forum seems to have this idea in it's aspie little peanut skulls that you have to one day be incel and then all of a sudden the day after you become chad. This is low IQ. The ascention is always slow, steady and consistent. Sure, surgeries are quick. But gymcelling, weight loss, acne minning, skin maxxing, height maxxing are all slow steady things. Many users have this fantasy of one day walking in public an all of a sudden being chad. They've made it. But the reality is this. You looksmaxx consistently, improving various aspects of yourself. Those around you (your family, friends, girlfriend,fellow wageslaves co-workers, etc) all start to notice. Over time, bit by bit you begin to mog them. The positive feedback loop you get from this is insane tier. You will see those around you, particularly guys just after the age of about 19 or so begin to descend into the gutters. They get fat, unkempt, collagen gets nuked because all the years of bad lifestyle have caught up with them. A looksmaxxing man on the other hand? Well he is just getting started. Their simultaneous downfall and your rise creates a mogging situation between normie and looksmaxxer that is just unreal. Rise among the normies and mog them more and more while they watch > big reveal looksmaxx result. Mog them slowly boyos, and enjoy the ride.
I will add here, that for a lot of us, we lost out on the opportunity to be normal teens and kids due to various causes (subhumanity, rough parenting, mental illness, bullying, poverty, etc) and as a consequence, we act like young kids, stuck in that time, not wanting to move on. This stops a person from acting his age, because he feels as if he never moved on, he never graduated that phase of his life. At some point in time, it really is time to just stop acting like a kid and be a man.Years ago, boys our age and younger were fighting in the greatest war the world had ever seen. The average age of a US soldier in Vietnam? 19. Now look at boys and "men" our age. When in doubt, I think it's good to look back and see how the old timers did things, they were usually right with most things tbh. 75 years ago, boys lied about their age for a purpose. It's time to move on and man up brothers. Let the past be, otherwise it just gets in the way of the present and future.
Many here, I am convinced love the process more than the result, and the theory more than the practice. You love to think about ascention, doing things, looksmaxxing more than you actually enjoy doing it and making progress. Stop researching so much stuff, and just start. Once you've figured out what you need, need to do, etc then just get it done boyos. Get the positive feedback loop happening, and then momentum will take you.
Finally, there come's a time where you have to stop with the thinking, theorizing, strategizing phase and actually just start living. There is a stoic saying that goes "Waste no more time arguing what a good man should be. Be one"
Well, in the context of lifemaxxing and looksmaxxing, I will modify it. "Waste no more time wondering what a good life should be. Live one".
Start from where you are, with what you have, being who you are, doing what you can. All the while improving on the side. Don't wait for life to begin boyos. For some of us it is over. Sad, but for some, it's over. But for most of us, it is not over, it just hasn't yet begun. Get out there brothers, get to work, get it done.
Most of us have pretty bad circumstances compared to what we would have liked it to have been or what we would like it to currently be. But just think, we have been forced into such deep introspection and thought, and have therefore been led to such enlightenment through the blackpill that we are ahead of 99% of the population of normies. We know how the world works, we know what we have to do, we know what matters in life and we know how to live the life we want. All at the young ages most of us are. Most normies take until their 40s, 50s, 60s, and some maybe never to come to the realizations we have about how to get our life sorted out. Yes we suffered in anguish to come to such enlightenment, but god damn at least we know our life can be on the up instead of the normie average of it declining to oblivion and lacking the mindset to do anything about it. I'd rather learn these hard truths and liberating realizations at the age now than in decades time.
Many of us feel like we missed out. And yeh, we probably did. We feel as if we are behind on everything. But just think, if we didn't miss out, we wouldn't be where are now. And where we are now, is way ahead of where any normie can hope to be in terms of mindset and world view.
Another thing to keep in mind, is that to an extent, out past makes for a good character arch. The time spent rotting was not completely wasted if it brought you closer to where you are now which should be closer to where you want to be. Along with this, we tend to think we wasted more than we actually did, and are harsher on ourselves. I thought that I wasted some years, but when you look at it, it is not as bad as first thought. I still did well in school, had some degree of socialization, played team sports, etc. Not to the extent that it could have been granted, but still, not a complete write off either. Most of us are probably simialr in that regard. For some, we did what we could with what we had, being who we were. For the truecels amongst us, do not feel bad about rotting the days, months, weeks and years away. You had no choice. But for the majority here, stop worrying about wasted time. Chances are, you weren't as bad off as you think. This forum makes it sound as if normies, chads and stacys are living life 24/7. No, the are not. They study, work, watch TV just like anyone else. And the wasted time for many of you was actually time spent in looksmaxxing mode, where you felt as if you could not start to live life or enjoy life until you are finished looksmaxxing. I bet this applies to many of you because it applied to me. "When I get my rhino and lean to 12% and get tan THEN i can start to socialmaxx and live life". "When i do THIS, THEN I can live". Here's the thing, you will never be done. It never ends. It is ongoing. Always on the up. So stop waiting for the next thing, or you will wait forever. The looks level eligibility for social maxxing is lower than you think. So just go and do it tbh. Stop waiting till you are chad before you start making friends and memories.
Another thing I want to mention is this. The forum seems to have this idea in it's aspie little peanut skulls that you have to one day be incel and then all of a sudden the day after you become chad. This is low IQ. The ascention is always slow, steady and consistent. Sure, surgeries are quick. But gymcelling, weight loss, acne minning, skin maxxing, height maxxing are all slow steady things. Many users have this fantasy of one day walking in public an all of a sudden being chad. They've made it. But the reality is this. You looksmaxx consistently, improving various aspects of yourself. Those around you (your family, friends, girlfriend,
I will add here, that for a lot of us, we lost out on the opportunity to be normal teens and kids due to various causes (subhumanity, rough parenting, mental illness, bullying, poverty, etc) and as a consequence, we act like young kids, stuck in that time, not wanting to move on. This stops a person from acting his age, because he feels as if he never moved on, he never graduated that phase of his life. At some point in time, it really is time to just stop acting like a kid and be a man.Years ago, boys our age and younger were fighting in the greatest war the world had ever seen. The average age of a US soldier in Vietnam? 19. Now look at boys and "men" our age. When in doubt, I think it's good to look back and see how the old timers did things, they were usually right with most things tbh. 75 years ago, boys lied about their age for a purpose. It's time to move on and man up brothers. Let the past be, otherwise it just gets in the way of the present and future.
Many here, I am convinced love the process more than the result, and the theory more than the practice. You love to think about ascention, doing things, looksmaxxing more than you actually enjoy doing it and making progress. Stop researching so much stuff, and just start. Once you've figured out what you need, need to do, etc then just get it done boyos. Get the positive feedback loop happening, and then momentum will take you.
Finally, there come's a time where you have to stop with the thinking, theorizing, strategizing phase and actually just start living. There is a stoic saying that goes "Waste no more time arguing what a good man should be. Be one"
Well, in the context of lifemaxxing and looksmaxxing, I will modify it. "Waste no more time wondering what a good life should be. Live one".
Start from where you are, with what you have, being who you are, doing what you can. All the while improving on the side. Don't wait for life to begin boyos. For some of us it is over. Sad, but for some, it's over. But for most of us, it is not over, it just hasn't yet begun. Get out there brothers, get to work, get it done.
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