Hello all. I should start off by saying that I am not a communist, marxist, socialist or whatever label you would associate me. I am merely suggesting the following:

Human life has intrinsic value. And that not everything in life is your fault. You don't need to stay positive or be happy and content or "grateful" all the time.

That is it. And yet why do we insist that it has not? In open discourse we say that of course it has. Yet, when we look at what our society does, how can we justify that? One of the things that angers me the most is that on social media the attitude of "up your grindset, work 100 hours a week" is glorified. What we have been told is a lie to sell you hope. That you are just a temporarily embarassed millionaire on your journey. In truth, a hypercompetitive culture is not sustainable. It just is not. You probably notice this already when you look outside. People are trying harder and harder, trying to "win" the rat race. To get on top of the sexual marketplace. Trying to look as best as they can. To get as much money, as many women as they can. In truth, it is inhumane. The thought that you are a product that has to sell yourself to be accepted. To be a "Chad", to be a "winner". Imagine if this keeps going, just as an example. In 40 years half the people will look like the top 20% today. Then you will have people hopping on steroids and other drugs to push it to the edge, to get "ahead of the competition". And this continues, generation after generation, until we have competed each other into oblivion. Until we treat people who don't want to compete in that like garbage (which we already partially do btw).

It will be the same with the economic situation. There is a guy that works 60 hours a week? You have to work 65. The next guy has to work 70. The next 75. And everyone below that ever rising standard will be set up for failure. We have been so indoctrinated that there is an endgoal at the finish line. Like the famous "six figures". This is bait. Bait by people who profit from you, who underpay you, who justify treating you like garbage, who say you are ugly or too short or too this or that.

Self improvement gurus and hardcore redpillers will tell you to "man up", to "outcompete" others. What this leads to is social atomization. When you see other people as competition and as an opportunity to climb the societal ladder and to further your own goals. Any sense of community will have been destroyed at that point, unless you can squeeze any benefit from others, if you want to call that a community. The bitter truth is, the more people engage in the rat race and the more people buy into the mentality to work harder than others, the faster we spiral down into economic and societal collapse.

And to bring this home to the PPD: You should not care to be "chosen" by anyone, not women nor anyone else. Your life has value, if you are making career or money or not. You are a human being and worthy of being treated as so and nothing can change that. It is the media and our "enterpreneur" mindset, which push this on us. You don't have to fit into anything, you are whole by yourself.

Thank you for reading, I really appreciate it.