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Don Juan
- Joined
- Aug 1, 2020
- Messages
- 17
- Reaction score
- 5
- Age
- 41
I think this has been the hardest thing for me. Even after years of knowing to some extent how sh1tty this game can be, I never really KNEW or truly ACCEPTED it. It takes more than a bit of reading and being burned a few times to really internalize it. I needed a real hurtful experience in addition to reading recommended material, others' stories, and all the lessons and insights from more experienced guys here which is really opening my eyes.
Even though I logically accepted the red pill a while ago, I never truly understood how deep my blue-pilling went, which caught up with me in the way I handled myself in the story I recently posted. But I'm taking time, reading , and sorting out my life situations and once I have the right mix of time and mindset, I will put myself through the grinder to start getting good at this like I should have done over a decade ago.
But I still don't WANT the game to work the way it does. It feels ridiculous and counter-intuitive for things like showing interest, giving compliments, and having time for someone to be such negative things that tend to kill your chances. Was there always this neurotic game going on where all those things must be perceived with such a negative spin and relations must boil down to some kind of struggle for power and competition to show the LEAST interest in the other? Maybe that's an exaggeration, but sometimes it feels like ANY behavior can end up being a mistake that ruins your chances with someone.
Was there a simpler time when people were excited to meet interesting, interested people and those aforementioned things increased the enjoyment of the experience and helped move it forward? When people liked being complimented, having their interest matched, and knowing the person they like has time for them? Or has it always been a blue-pill fantasy to brainwash us into the beta crap so many of us have lost so many opportunities over?
Either way, I'm leaning to shake off the programmed mentalities that keep me wishing the game didn't work the way it does. I've lost nearly 2 decades of what could have been a much more satisfying life because my eyes were not open, but they are now and I will learn to get the best out of the years ahead of me.
Even though I logically accepted the red pill a while ago, I never truly understood how deep my blue-pilling went, which caught up with me in the way I handled myself in the story I recently posted. But I'm taking time, reading , and sorting out my life situations and once I have the right mix of time and mindset, I will put myself through the grinder to start getting good at this like I should have done over a decade ago.
But I still don't WANT the game to work the way it does. It feels ridiculous and counter-intuitive for things like showing interest, giving compliments, and having time for someone to be such negative things that tend to kill your chances. Was there always this neurotic game going on where all those things must be perceived with such a negative spin and relations must boil down to some kind of struggle for power and competition to show the LEAST interest in the other? Maybe that's an exaggeration, but sometimes it feels like ANY behavior can end up being a mistake that ruins your chances with someone.
Was there a simpler time when people were excited to meet interesting, interested people and those aforementioned things increased the enjoyment of the experience and helped move it forward? When people liked being complimented, having their interest matched, and knowing the person they like has time for them? Or has it always been a blue-pill fantasy to brainwash us into the beta crap so many of us have lost so many opportunities over?
Either way, I'm leaning to shake off the programmed mentalities that keep me wishing the game didn't work the way it does. I've lost nearly 2 decades of what could have been a much more satisfying life because my eyes were not open, but they are now and I will learn to get the best out of the years ahead of me.