Gody117 Archive

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–	Unless you're a hot girl or a guy from a well off family, your younger years (<25) are supposed to suck. I agree that 16-22 is isn't necessarily going to be the best years of your life, that's definitely an exageration. But to say that you can't have a happy youth if you're not rich is just absolutely fucking ridiculous. I just hope that young people on here won't just believe your words.	/r/TheRedPill	26/01/17 06:38 PM
18	The Marriage Boycott is Real That has less to do with marriage and more to do with relationship dynamics. A couple could do exactly that without being married	/r/TheRedPill	18/12/16 06:10 AM
2	Realizing that nobody gives a shit about you should be the most liberating thing you think. I just wanna say I agree with you, though maybe not for what you said about outward appearance and first impressions, but I'm not sure if I really understood what you meant. It's not really absurd, those things do tend to be pretty important in human interactions they're just not everything. Especially when you start getting to know people better than what's just on the surface. When meeting people for the first time though, their appearance and our first impressions do end up shaping how we thi…	/r/TheRedPill	15/12/16 09:39 PM
1	Realizing that nobody gives a shit about you should be the most liberating thing you think. I refuse to accept that just because someone is older than me, that makes them right. It's a flawed view to have. How about instead of just saying "I've seen shit, believe me, I'm right", you guys actually pulled up real arguments? But anyways, I just realized that a lot that we've argued about can be subjective, like analyzing people's motives, so I highly doubt that we'll be able to convince each other. We just view things too differently, so I guess we'll all just have to throw in the towel!	/r/TheRedPill	15/12/16 09:25 PM
-1	Realizing that nobody gives a shit about you should be the most liberating thing you think. I've seen everything you wrote about. Horrible parents. Kids who leave to hopefully never see them again. People who drop out of circles of friends. People who are so selfish it's literally sickening. I've seen, experienced, heard about, a whole bunch of fucked up things. I've also seen so many great things, that it made me happy to be alive. But anyways, you're right, I wouldn't date a woman that's 300 pounds. Even if you disregard physical appearance, she wouldn't be able to keep up with the k…	/r/TheRedPill	15/12/16 09:14 PM
0	Realizing that nobody gives a shit about you should be the most liberating thing you think. Seems to me like you put all your eggs in the same basket. Your life, your friends, etc. So when you lost your job you lost everything. I've lost touch with so many people, but I've met so many new people as well. You're right, we don't keep a vast majority of our friends for our whole lives, that's normal. But if losing your job ruins everything in your life, then you did something wrong, plain and simple. Your job is a facet of your life, it shouldn't dominate everything about it. But anyways,…	/r/TheRedPill	15/12/16 08:11 PM
-1	Realizing that nobody gives a shit about you should be the most liberating thing you think. Uh... You're wrong. I'm jobless (finally actively looking for a job now) and have been for a few months. I left school last winter, had no job until I worked during last summer at a summer camp. I was lost, didn't know shat I wanted to do, where I was going, etc. Anyways, my friends still want to hang out with me, I still have people who care for my wellbeing, my family still love me to death. So I don't know where that bullshit you're spouting is coming from, if you're just repeating things or …	/r/TheRedPill	15/12/16 06:23 PM
1	Make happiness your default state But do you realize that the reason we've had all those advances, all this new technology, is thanks to this system? The way it works? If we were all hunter/gatherers, no one would have time to do research, build things, etc. That's why amazonian tribes still have the same level of technology we had thousands of years ago, and we've been able to expand our knowledge this much. That's all thanks to how we've evolved as a society. It's thanks to the people who work at the grocery store, the people …	/r/TheRedPill	06/12/16 02:13 PM
1	Make happiness your default state Maybe you should go to brazil then to join amazon tribes! Who knows, they might let you in, they look like nice people. Kind of hard for me to believe that that's the lifestyle you want but if you really do then you should try that. That is, if you're ready to live without showers, toilets, modern medicine, modern technology, access to modern sciences/knowledge, easy access to food and services, etc. Like I said, hard to believe that you would want to do away with all of that, but hey, I don't k…	/r/TheRedPill	06/12/16 01:43 PM
2	Make happiness your default state Well, there's also an other major difference, free will. You can leave your job, or choose what you want to do. Slaves were forced to do really shitty jobs. There are also lots of rights that they didn't have. We have it way easier, so much that you can't even compare, that's why we can't be considered slaves. Also, I think that it's a little pretentious for you to decide what makes us happy and what doesn't, especially when you actually do use computers... And as for whether life was better as …	/r/TheRedPill	05/12/16 01:17 PM
-1	Make happiness your default state Umm... Working in modern days isn't slavery, because you get payed for it. And I'm not sure why you think that someone can't be happy working 8 hours a day but it's not a bad tradeoff i think. The reason that society/technology/humanity in general has managed to evolve to this point is because everyone has a specialty that they work doing so that everyone else doesn't have to do it. These people can then spend that time doing other things. If society didn't work the way it did now you'd have to …	/r/TheRedPill	05/12/16 08:05 AM