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sex you cant provide
you are going to be an hero? believe me, no one will care
Manosphere Marijan Šiklić (ThatIncelBlogger)
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sex you cant provide
you are going to be an hero? believe me, no one will care
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Am I somehow wrong? Even your illustrious VRS would have denied you all the rape you wanted. Even rapists hate you. Even your hero Karadžić would have locked you up in a hospital.
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"Leave the femisphere". Welp, guess you have to get fucked by a guy. Which I know is what you have always wanted. You should just do it, man.
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yep.
btw, while the insane insistence here that men don't need women is every bit as insane as saying that they don't need air, it is important to know one thing - even if you're aromantic or asexual you'll still likely to meet a woman so annoyed by you not getting women that she'll imprison you.
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@Holden, you'll likely throw up the first time you receive sodomy. This does not mean you didn't enjoy it.
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“I imagine one of the reasons people cling to their hates so stubbornly is because they sense, once hate is gone, they will be forced to deal with pain.” -- James Baldwin, US poet, novelist, essayist
Marijan, I know you're out there wondering what I think because originally, you were mad about the way I rated your posts, then you got mad that I rated someone else informative. So today, I gave you an "informative" and an "optimistic," just so you cannot now say all of my ratings are downvotes. Plus, the posts were technically informative and optimistic, respectively.
It is okay to feel bad about stuff, like having a relationship fail with someone you saw as the closest person to you. It is not okay to want other people to feel bad, or make them feel that way, because you feel hurt about stuff. That is the crucial difference.
You were more correct than you knew when you said I had mental illness (although that's kind of pathetic as an insult because a bout of ordinary depression is also "mental illness"). I have severe, complex post-traumatic stress disorder. So I know a bit about therapy. It is entirely possible you will have to go through several therapists before finding the right one. I had one years ago who made me more depressed because of the shit he said, and a medical-doctor psychiatrist who just liked to experiment with weird prescriptions. Sometimes you really do have to shop around before finding a truly helpful one. This is entirely normal. Don't give up! It is NOT "magic," it is not like the book Pollyanna, and it is not easy. You have to work with them. But I am finding help from a technique called cognitive-behavioral therapy. For example, sometimes when something goes wrong, the thought that pops into my head is that nobody but Mr. Horse cares what happens to me. This is obviously wrong, as I can name a dozen friends and relatives who have helped me in times of trouble without expecting anything in return. So the therapist points that out to me and has me make a list of these people. And this helps me not have that intrusive thought. Your situation, of course, would be 100% different, but you could help open your mind to the possibility that your life may not in fact be over at age 25 or whatever, just as an example.
Dealing with your pain is hard but, in the long run, it is less hard ON YOU than clinging to hate. Physically, even. Google is your friend: many reputable medical researchers have discovered that persistent feelings of anger or stress can damage your immune system, cardiovascular system, etc. through over-release of the hormone cortisol.
I know, I know, you need to have your weird beliefs because reasons. I'm just saying there are alternatives to hating everyone and everything. You can do yoga by yourself without even leaving the apartment. More flexibility is good for pretty much everybody.
Marijan, I know you're out there wondering what I think because originally, you were mad about the way I rated your posts, then you got mad that I rated someone else informative. So today, I gave you an "informative" and an "optimistic," just so you cannot now say all of my ratings are downvotes. Plus, the posts were technically informative and optimistic, respectively.
It is okay to feel bad about stuff, like having a relationship fail with someone you saw as the closest person to you. It is not okay to want other people to feel bad, or make them feel that way, because you feel hurt about stuff. That is the crucial difference.
You were more correct than you knew when you said I had mental illness (although that's kind of pathetic as an insult because a bout of ordinary depression is also "mental illness"). I have severe, complex post-traumatic stress disorder. So I know a bit about therapy. It is entirely possible you will have to go through several therapists before finding the right one. I had one years ago who made me more depressed because of the shit he said, and a medical-doctor psychiatrist who just liked to experiment with weird prescriptions. Sometimes you really do have to shop around before finding a truly helpful one. This is entirely normal. Don't give up! It is NOT "magic," it is not like the book Pollyanna, and it is not easy. You have to work with them. But I am finding help from a technique called cognitive-behavioral therapy. For example, sometimes when something goes wrong, the thought that pops into my head is that nobody but Mr. Horse cares what happens to me. This is obviously wrong, as I can name a dozen friends and relatives who have helped me in times of trouble without expecting anything in return. So the therapist points that out to me and has me make a list of these people. And this helps me not have that intrusive thought. Your situation, of course, would be 100% different, but you could help open your mind to the possibility that your life may not in fact be over at age 25 or whatever, just as an example.
Dealing with your pain is hard but, in the long run, it is less hard ON YOU than clinging to hate. Physically, even. Google is your friend: many reputable medical researchers have discovered that persistent feelings of anger or stress can damage your immune system, cardiovascular system, etc. through over-release of the hormone cortisol.
I know, I know, you need to have your weird beliefs because reasons. I'm just saying there are alternatives to hating everyone and everything. You can do yoga by yourself without even leaving the apartment. More flexibility is good for pretty much everybody.
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What's your opinion on ethnic cleansing then? Honestly. Did the Serbians go too far?
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sadly his blog tell other history, he only wanted relationships to have sex NOWNOWNOWNOWNOWNOW, things like hugging, kissing or not being a idiot was too hard for him
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if you have to ask that you don't need an explanation at all
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@Holden, how do you explain priests? They take vows of celibacy, and most of them actually keep their vows for their entire lives, yet their inevitable cause of death is never "lack of sex." How do you explain that?
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the analogy is good, it's just that you don't understand it. most men in history had women. so denying them this leads to a likely death in most cases. it's not a perfect analogy, since denial of oxygen leads to death in all cases, but it is quite valid.
ok, so tell me a way out. do you know about my situation? go ahead. tell me a way out.
as i said, if you even want such things explained it is a sign that you're mad
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@Holden, I've noticed you single out Guatemalan people in particular, why is that?
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Seeing as I didn't ask, do I get an explanation?
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Can you name a single case where a lack of sex killed a man? Just one.
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