I just read a post here by a guy who was bullied for most of his childhood if anger could serve as a good motivator. And therefore I decided to post this in order to clarify something that I think is very important.

You've probably heard this quote by Frederich Nietzsche a million times, but never really understood the underlying meaning behind it and why it's so, so relevant in today's day and age. It bascially means that when you're confronted by something evil and you want to fight it, you could end up becoming evil yourself.

Now I want you to go back to a particularly hard time in your life. Perhaps you were harassed or bullied by your peers, your teachers or somebody else. And you swore to take revenge over them by showing how great you've become. Perhaps you took The Red Pill and went onto a self-improvement journey to become "great" to show all these fuckers how lame they are compared to you now. You've become big and unfuckwithable and you spend your waking hours trying to prove to everyone how fucking great you are, only to realize that you've become that bully who you were fighting against all this time.

Throughout my whole school I've been bullied and made to feel insignificant. I have trauma from people who excluded me, bullied me and made me feel worthless for all these years. When I discovered TRP I took it as a tool to prove to them how great I've become. What I did was to lift until I became unfuckwithable and I developed this narcissistic persona, which sure did work as a shield against all this bullying, but boy it made me lonely. And you know what, I became the biggest bully of them all. In my quest for proving to all those fuckers who wronged me how tough I've become, I became the biggest fucker of them all. And it's tragic how I built my whole life on proving something to somebody that I didn't even like.

Don't be me. Take this quote with you and forgive everyone who wronged you if you can, but still don't let anybody walk over you. Peace!