love, truth and beauty.

Joined January 2024
Women are natural extremists, for they are both more loyal, and less loyal than man simultaneously. They are less loyal in the sense they are more easily dissatisfied, and more readily prone to betrayal rather then reconciliation once they feel dissatisfied, but more loyal in the sense that if they revere a man, they truly revere that man, and absolutely nothing bad you can say about him can turn her against him. You could slander him or reveal the very worst secrets about him, and she either wouldn’t believe it, or just straight up wouldn’t care. Nothing you say can damage her view of him. He is the exception to her every rule.
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As a man you've got to dare. Dare to be different, dare to be calculated, to be private, self-invested, progressive and keep having that mental picture of where you're seeing yourself. As surely as your heart pumps you can live above your birth conditions. You can be anything.
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Furthermore, someone being bad to you does not necessarily make them a bad person, just as their goodness towards you does not necessarily make them a good one. Your experience of a person is not an exhaustive account of their character. It is, at best, a partial encounter...
being a good person doesn’t automatically make you a good friend, a good spouse, a good parent, or a good leader. Good intentions are not a substitute for good character. Your impact on people matters more than the image you have of yourself.
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The point is that we don't evaluate character in a vacuum. We interpret people through the emotional consequences of our interactions with them. When their behaviour flatters our sense of significance, we are inclined to treat it as a revelation of our uniqueness.
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When it threatens our self-esteem, we rationalize it as a revelation of their defects. We personalise what makes us feel special and generalise what makes us feel inadequate. We mistake the version of a person that serves our emotional needs for the truth of who they really are.
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"Oh, give thanks to the Lord, for he is good. For his mercies endures forever"
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1. renounce useless guilt. 2. don’t make a cult of suffering. 3. live in the now (or at least the soon). 4. always do the things you fear the most; courage is an acquired taste, like caviar. 5. trust all joy. 6. if the evil eye fixes you in its gaze, look elsewhere.
Since pain will go around make sure it is meaningful. Make sure you don’t suffer more than you have to. Because the less hellish life is predicated on the meaningful nature of one’s suffering.
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You don’t want to be the guy who has spent years studying crypto, blockchain, Python, copywriting, forex, affiliate marketing and graphic design, yet has no clear career direction in any of them. Consolidate your knowledge and systemise your efforts around something, no matter how small. Bet on it. Make the right sacrifices and the necessary mistakes. Endlessly consuming information and analysing them without any skin in the game, or worse leaving each time it gets uncomfortable, only nurtures your fears and protects your ego.
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For all its sins, Twitter has made me very grateful for the parents I had, the marriage they lived, and the humiliation that their commitment to each other spared us. The things I read here shock me every day. It's just a group of men & women who want to have their cake & eat it.
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I genuinely don’t know how to take compliments fr😂. I saw a tweet a few days ago where a woman said she hates complimenting good-looking men because they just reply with “Yes I know.” And… that’s literally me. I don’t even say it to sound nonchalant. People tell me I have...
What are you supposed to do when someone is complimenting you?😭
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a beautiful smile or that I look better in person than in pictures, and my first instinct is “Yes I know. I get that a lot.” I ignore my intrusive thoughts most times and end up standing there smiling sheepishly or awkwardly mumbling “thank you” in the weirdest way possible.
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