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When I'm in a relationship.. I'm always looking for ways it can improve. Inside the bedroom.. outside.. you name it. The thing is, this perfectionism tends to scare partners away and I'm having difficulty seeing enough of a problem with what I do to change my behavior. Because to me...

Being treated like a punk as a youngin for having traits that I'm now trying to get back.. being the scapegoat of my family because I wasn't interested in reflecting perfectly on them with every breath I took.. and my family's connections meaning that treatment bled into my relationships with my...

Every ****ing time the concept of learning from my actions and adapting was introduced to me, it was a way of telling me to be more passive, to not try, to not speak up. This "every failure is a lesson" bull**** disgusts me.. especially since it comes from successful people.. successful people...

If they were would it even be a problem? Mystery can stay right where he is.

Most of it is luck. Wake up. People who manage to "get ahead" without being lucky do exist, sure. But we tend to call them "criminals." Tldr: Nietzsche was ahead of his ****ing time.

You lost me at "rudely quiet." Sound like my sensitive-ass parents ffs.

So you have actual confidence and you see through it. What then? Congratulations, you saw through them. How do you control the situation from there? This I fully understand. But I mean in the context of when men do it.

Okay fine.. superiority complex. Whatever. Still seems to give people more power than being genuinely confident.

I mean you have your Asian investment with you at all times so what do you care?

If you refrain from giving me actual advice and just spout some generic manosphere drivel, then I'm gonna "*****" at you. Suck it up. Also the idea that men of the past weren't pussies can die in a hole. Have you seen how older men react when you walk past an American flag without jizzing all...

A human male's physical prime is between 30 and 50. Don't believe this youth-worshipping bull**** people spout.

I feel like "insecure" is becoming a catch-all term for "is better than other people and knows it." The boss who doesn't let empathy get in the way or doesn't have the patience for meaningless tact. "Insecure." The person online who is openly judgemental of entire communities and doesn't give...

Get your brain checked. Didn't even read the question. Has an opinion. Retared.

You forgot to make any kind of point there, buster.

Imagine getting butthurt because people won't let you give them your ***. Couldn't be me.

Cool now explain it in a way that isn't a nonsensical blackpill rant.

You should be okay with dying alone. What's your excuse to claim that's not true?

Basically. Putting up with things like that will only make you more sensitive to those things. This idea of being "toughened up" by genuinely terrible leadership is a myth.

I too send my, as they say, "thoughts and prayers."