Summary: Watching cringe videos online might be a good way for you identify your weak points and keep your cool in trying situations.
It is a well known fact here at TRP that people project their own thoughts unto others. A cheating woman is more likely to accuse her spouse of cheating, a stealing man is more likely to distrust people around him, and so on. People see in others what they see in themselves: the good and the bad.
Knowing this, it allows us to identify our own weak points by looking upon the failures of others. Every time you cringe when you see something, you should introspect and wonder along these lines: why does this guy trying to act cool bother me so much? Am I trying too much to act cool in front people? Am I doing the exact same thing as this guy in a less extreme matter? Will my life be better if I start doing things differently and stop behaving like a fool?
These cringy moments are an easy way to see where you are deluding yourself and an easy way to train yourself in keeping your emotions in control when confronted with a strange and unexpected situation.
However, because these moments don't happen that often in real life, I recommend speeding this process up by watching cringe videos online in your spare time. The main benefits of watching cringe videos are:
- It is cheap.
- It is repeatable: There are a lot of videos to see, featuring all sorts of people with all kinds of weak moments.
- It is effective: what you can't see in yourself, you can see in others. This methods brings to surface all those little lies you keep telling yourself.
- It might prevent you from doing stupid things yourself, because you will start to recognize it the moment you start doing cringy stuff.
- Even when you don't cringe it might help you recognize red-flags in hot chicks: because what better way to learn how to identify crazy than seeing it in action.
So fire up those videos of those poor, poor souls and take a step further on the way of becoming a better man!
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