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Absolutely true.
Using your body for locomotion is the pinnacle of high status.
A lifestyle where you don’t have to enter a car to hit the gym, get food/supplies, meet people, run errands;
Opting for walking, cycling, etc…
Major reason why everyone is lean and attractive in Scandinavia/nicest parts of Europe.
A day built on movement means you no longer have to schedule movement;
People don’t realize needing a car to get places and not having time to move freely throughout your day is low status…
“Who has time to walk 4 hours a day?”
High status people do;
Because they aren’t handcuffed by employers or geographical distance to live naturally as humans are supposed to…
Clavicular exposes many uncomfortable conversations that the normoids must avoid at all costs to prevent cognitive dissonance.
You're right if you believe that.
You're also right if you believe that opportunities are endless until the day you die.
You'll always be proven right by what you profoundly internalize.
There's nothing more disgusting than people who get dopamine from expressing their misery.
When women say ''a real man does XYZ'', it's obviously a control mechanism.
But when men say ''a man with high T does XYZ'', it's actually the same thing, usually fuelled by some sort of personal inadequacy.
The most anti-masculine thing you can do, is act like some bald frustrated red pill bro prescribed you.
The most masculine thing to do in fact is to identify your intrinsic desires specific to your soul, and to unapologetically go after it regardless of what people think.
The kicker is that, no matter which path you choose, there will always be a sizeable group of people dissatisfied with you. You cannot please everyone, so you ought to please yourself, and by doing so unapologetically, the right people show up in ur life.
Some men will shave their head and act like absolute mongoloids just to be seen as ''high T''.
The price to pay for ''NEVER RISKING GETTING HURT AGAIN''....
Is to never be able to enjoy anything anymore. Those who's entire lives are built as a trauma response will destroy any potential for genuine connection.
Dare to love, don't let the devil win.
Growing up is a massive scam, if you can't let yourself be childish. especially around your closed ones, you've been completely rotted from the inside out and your life sucks.
Nothing worse than someone who takes themselves seriously 24/7, a life worse than hell.
Brainwashed retard lol
I deleted my previous post because I don’t want to come across as an anti-vaxxer. I’m 100% pro-science and pro-vaccination. But today was one of the scariest experiences I’ve had as a first-time mom.
My almost 10-week-old baby, who barely ever cries and is usually all smiles, suddenly started screaming bloody murder after he received his 2 months routine vaccines. The kind of screaming that makes you think your child is in excruciating pain. I was absolutely hysterical.
At 7 p.m., I found myself calling 911 and the pediatrician, terrified something was seriously wrong.
Here’s what made it so frightening: the rotavirus vaccine carries a very rare risk of intussusception, a potentially life-threatening condition where part of the intestine slides into another, causing severe abdominal pain. One warning sign is sudden, intense crying in waves and that was exactly happening.
At the same time, his thighs were red, swollen, and extremely painful from the injections. He was screaming, kicking his legs, and appearing to have cramps. Was it intestinal pain or pain from the injections? I had no idea.
After nearly an hour of trying to comfort him, he finally calmed down. We suspect his legs were hurting, but we can’t know for certain without an examination.
What would I do differently?
I would discuss spacing the vaccines about a week apart with our pediatrician, while still following the recommended age limits and completing every vaccine.
Not because I question vaccines or their benefits, but because experiencing several possible side effects simultaneously made it incredibly difficult to understand what was happening to my baby.
I understand that giving vaccines together is well studied and recommended as safe, and that spacing them out isn’t proven to reduce serious reactions.
But after today’s experience, I want to have that conversation before his four-month vaccinations.
Holy cortisol mountain.
These copers stacking all the synthetic shiny objects never learn.
We had shit like Alexander conquer the world on raw soul power, and people today dope themselves to type man made symbols on a screen 😭
This develops a dark shadow. These repressed fucks end up becoming the (actual) rapists.
Gen Z have a habit of framing their incompetence and unfulfilled desires as virtues.
“I do not go out and drink because I’m focused on muhself 😤 I do not have sex because it is a distraction from muh purpose 😤”
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Actually it means you stayed true to your natural instincts and weren't bullied into eating foods your system rejected.
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Not eating is the easiest thing on earth. I have to remember to do so. How tf do people "need" reta lol.
Bulking is hard, cutting is braindead.
Good things can happen to you to crush you even harder when it gets bad.
Bad things can happen to you to uplift you better when it gets good.
Which one you experience depends on whether your state of consciousness is one of death or life.
Normies who have been traumatized love to tell you ''just wait until you get older, life will humble you''.
While challenge is inherently a part of life, some people are in fact lucky and don't deal with the tragedies that some normies like to project onto others.
For such people, the worst thing they'll have to do is bury their parents, and that's fortunate because it means they have parents worth burying.
You don't actually have to accept that things ''have to go wrong''. Things can simply always end up right, and any perceived ''wrong'' is just a necessity for soul development on the way to the right outcome.
What those people do is that, after internalizing enough trauma, they consistently create the same people circumstances and events to prove themselves right over and over about how shit life is.
They cannot handle you doing well, they think there's some sword of damocles hanging over your head, or that's what they like to believe to cope.
You can in fact delete all of those programs and simply always assume the best and if anything goes weird you can figure it out and you'll look back fondly on the adversity anyways.
Your beliefs create reality, if you don't think you're deserving of what you want, then you'll always get the opposite.
You should judge ideologies based on the average mental state of its adherents.
This is why anti-natalism is a meme, because the pre-requisite for that worldview is an immense amount of self-hatred and misanthropy.
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It's not about the scoreboard. You can seem to have everything the goys would want, but if your conscious experience is trash and you're unable enjoy any of it, then you're a loser.
The hippies are right about gratitude. You will always want something more, it's human nature to wish for evolution, but there's a way to appreciate what you have now, which also makes you appreciate what you will have in the future.
There's someone shorter than you, poorer than you, uglier than you, with an uglier wife than you, with a shittier job than you who genuinely likes being alive more than you, therefore he mogs you in the only realm that actually matters, consciousness.
There are a lot of things you do that you don't actually want to do, just to control other people's perceptions of you. But paradoxically, you have to play the game to come to those realizations without coping. You need to get some things to realize how meaningless they are, otherwise your brain never shuts up.
People often lose out on beautiful things they have because they get ''used to it'' and think that trading it for the next best thing will make them feel better. Temporarily yes, but when the novelty effect fades away, you have an accurate comparison. Then they try to get back what they had DESPERATELY.
If God gives you a blessing and you mess it up, the consequences can be severe.
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