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Yes. But also, feminine energy doesn't strictly belong to women.
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FINALLY FINISHED IT.
85 pages of awareness exercises, concentration training, breathwork, nervous system regulation, visualization practices, and experiments I’ve been collecting, testing, and refining for a long time.
Inside:
• Different types of breathwork exercises to shift your mental state and energy
• 11 concentration practices to fix your attention span and eliminate brain fog
• Plenty of relaxation and nervous system downregulation exercises
• Different types of visualization to strengthen your mind's eye and prime your brain for success
• 45 pen-and-paper exercises to spot unconscious patterns and rewrite self-limiting beliefs
• 48 behavioral experiments to break your automatic reactions, disrupt unconscious patterns, and free yourself from negative habits
Everything is practical and meant to be done, not just read.
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@knottynatashaaa just an fyi, whoever showed that to you is lying, and doesnt have your actual best interests in mind, and if it was Pepper, I can prove that it.
I barely care. I don't like you, but also I never said that. Both can be true
This doesn't actually say anything. You're justifying not needing justification while expecting it from others. You know what that's called?
Doesn't realize it's actually highlighting the main struggles of the sexes.
For men it is changing themselves,
For women it is not judging themselves.
Generally speaking men don't judge themselves with the same fervor, and women are more naturally more open to change.
Self-help books for women vs. men aren’t selling the same story.
If you walk through the self-help section and compare the books marketed to men with those aimed at women, the contrast is striking. The books for men tend to emphasize stoicism, discipline, and self-sufficiency: become more focused, toughen up, don’t let the world knock you off your path, no one is coming to save you. The message is essentially that you need to strengthen yourself and earn your way forward.
The books for women, by contrast, rarely begin with the idea that you’re lacking something that needs to be built. Instead, the theme is closer to: you’re already great, but you keep getting in your own way. The world hasn’t recognized your value because you haven’t fully accepted it yourself. The promise is that once you stop beating yourself up and embrace who you already are, others will see it too.
Two very different messages—one built around improvement, the other around affirmation.
So far I'm seeing a lot of Fascist responses defending a guy who was supposedly not a fascist
I dont think people know what it means
Except this advice is terrible, and has to do multiple rounds of mental gymnastics to make sense
The reason most of you have bad relationships or trouble with women is explicitly because you didnt put in time to work on yourself and become an independent desirable person
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Today I wrote about some of the worst dating advice that young men get. Namely, the advice to delay dating or relationships until they’ve “built themselves,” usually into their 30s. Link in replies
