I've always realized girls have it easy since I was young. I've always had a RP haze since childhood, I just never knew what it really was. Recently, I have moved due to work roughly about 2,000 miles from my family, so I've reluctantly reactivated my facebook as a means to communicate with them while I'm away after about a year long hiatus. I'm kind of overwhelmed at how shitty things have gotten. I spent so much time away from social media that when I read about it online it always felt like it would never happen to me. After getting back on fb, it's kinda reopened my eyes to how entitled girls are and how weak other men are (not humble bragging like I'm tough or calling out anyone in particular, but I see the 100+ likes and comments on selfies these other guys talk about). Since then it feels like I'm becoming more aware of the BP world we live in and sometimes it feels like social engineering in a fucking fun house and it gets heavy , like I'm drowning in it. Yea, I can delete those friends and have, roughly about 15-20 queens from high school. I stay focused on my mission and working hard at work and in the gym (fuck yea deadlifts brah) but I guess I'm asking if anyone else has ever had anything like this happen and if so how long til it got back to normal again? Or maybe I'm not asking anything, I just really have no one I can share this with. It kinda sucks. At the end of the day yea , easy girls are a good time in the short term, but it's depressing to be reminded that there isn't a single worthwhile longterm investment above a 3-4/10. I know this isn't 4 chan, but come feel with me, brahs.
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