deadmasterx
Senior Don Juan
I just saw Hank Moody's post about his story, how he got "purplepilled" and thought it would be good to open a thread for the gentlemen to share here the main events that made them realize that they needed a change.
My story starts in 2019. I got myself a girlfriend and we were doing pretty well, things were going great. Before her, I had other 2 girlfriends that I didn't really like that much (didn't love, to be honest), and it reached of a point that betraying my own feelings was making me feel bad (for me there's no relationship with no love, and at the time I was too weak to say "no" to a girl approaching me). I was the one who broke up with both these first two girlfriends, and that's an important thing to mention.
2019 was my first year in the Army. I was lucky enough that my city has the Special Operations Command Army Base, which means that I would be around the strongest, most successful and prepared militarymen of my country. I tried the test to become a Commando, but thanks to my inability in swimming I couldn't do it. No problem. I was assigned to the 1st Guards Company, thanks to my height (1.88cm/6'2) and weight (100kg/220) I was trained as a Shieldman for the Shock Troop platoon (yes, wearing a full armor kit and holding a heavy shield). Most of my day was about training with the rest of the platoon and doing normal military stuff, so I had almost no time to be with her (but would give her quality time).
In the end of the year, I couldn't be transfered to the Airborne Company, so I decided to quit. My schedule was getting free as more recruits were coming in, and I found myself with lots of time to spend with her. She didn't. It's not her fault, don't take me badly, but it made me start acting like a needy ***** towards a girl that I really did like and had a great connection with. She was busy studying for her university exams, aiming the best she could get, who could blame her? Soon my neediness turned the little time we had together in no time, she started avoiding me and eventually "we" broke up (by "we", I mean me saying that I don't want to give it some time, then breaking up with her, getting needy and coming back to say "we can't let that happen" at least 3 times right after that). Yes, the peak of neediness and insecurity. I killed everything I had or possibly could get back with that move.
In the next months, I'd see myself unemployed, in the start of COVID ****, unable to get myself a job and feeling like ****. I got fat, not too fat, but really fat. People who were fat at some point of their lives know that it makes everything worse. It kills your self esteem the same way it kill your willpower to change for better. Gladly, I still was determined to do something, so I decided to join my local gym, and I remember that my strongest (but not favourite) pre-workout was imagining that a normal guy could be ****ing her at that very moment. With this mindset, I went from 90kg (about 200 pounds) on my deadlift to 180kg (about 400 pounds) in a interval of 2 months working like a angry mother****er. All I had in my mind was anger. All I did was because I was angry and wanted to direct that feeling to something, but in the background I'd be always thinking like "She'll see, I'm gonna be ****ing successful, she'll regret dumping me".
It was at this time that I started buying books. I wanted to know what the hell did I do wrong. I would spend some good time watching Coach Corey Wayne's videos on YouTube, also Dan Bacon videos too. I would buy books, like The Rational Male, the 3% Man, The Way of the Superior Man, No More Mr. Nice Guy, Mode One, so on...
In the end, I finally got conscious that I didn't want her back. My life was good, my anger slowly started disappearing. I found myself getting focused on doing things for me instead of doing them for revenge. I met new people, got together and strenghtened the relationships I had with my friends and family. I started working again as teacher while studying Philosophy in University and also studying for the military tests... my life is good.
I won't say I learned everything I need to know, but I'm trying to. I still find myself being needy some times (thanks to the way I was raised), I still find myself sometimes acting like a girl, changing my moods and seeking validation... it happens to all of us, but it's better when you're aware of your mistakes and willing to fix them. I'm on my way, and I'm doing my very best to be the best version of myself.
I know my story isn't as tragic as most of the guys here, who got cheated on in their marriages or LTR, who suffered way worse **** than I did, but in the end all these things brought us to this very same place here. So now, I want to know...
What's your story?
My story starts in 2019. I got myself a girlfriend and we were doing pretty well, things were going great. Before her, I had other 2 girlfriends that I didn't really like that much (didn't love, to be honest), and it reached of a point that betraying my own feelings was making me feel bad (for me there's no relationship with no love, and at the time I was too weak to say "no" to a girl approaching me). I was the one who broke up with both these first two girlfriends, and that's an important thing to mention.
2019 was my first year in the Army. I was lucky enough that my city has the Special Operations Command Army Base, which means that I would be around the strongest, most successful and prepared militarymen of my country. I tried the test to become a Commando, but thanks to my inability in swimming I couldn't do it. No problem. I was assigned to the 1st Guards Company, thanks to my height (1.88cm/6'2) and weight (100kg/220) I was trained as a Shieldman for the Shock Troop platoon (yes, wearing a full armor kit and holding a heavy shield). Most of my day was about training with the rest of the platoon and doing normal military stuff, so I had almost no time to be with her (but would give her quality time).
In the end of the year, I couldn't be transfered to the Airborne Company, so I decided to quit. My schedule was getting free as more recruits were coming in, and I found myself with lots of time to spend with her. She didn't. It's not her fault, don't take me badly, but it made me start acting like a needy ***** towards a girl that I really did like and had a great connection with. She was busy studying for her university exams, aiming the best she could get, who could blame her? Soon my neediness turned the little time we had together in no time, she started avoiding me and eventually "we" broke up (by "we", I mean me saying that I don't want to give it some time, then breaking up with her, getting needy and coming back to say "we can't let that happen" at least 3 times right after that). Yes, the peak of neediness and insecurity. I killed everything I had or possibly could get back with that move.
In the next months, I'd see myself unemployed, in the start of COVID ****, unable to get myself a job and feeling like ****. I got fat, not too fat, but really fat. People who were fat at some point of their lives know that it makes everything worse. It kills your self esteem the same way it kill your willpower to change for better. Gladly, I still was determined to do something, so I decided to join my local gym, and I remember that my strongest (but not favourite) pre-workout was imagining that a normal guy could be ****ing her at that very moment. With this mindset, I went from 90kg (about 200 pounds) on my deadlift to 180kg (about 400 pounds) in a interval of 2 months working like a angry mother****er. All I had in my mind was anger. All I did was because I was angry and wanted to direct that feeling to something, but in the background I'd be always thinking like "She'll see, I'm gonna be ****ing successful, she'll regret dumping me".
It was at this time that I started buying books. I wanted to know what the hell did I do wrong. I would spend some good time watching Coach Corey Wayne's videos on YouTube, also Dan Bacon videos too. I would buy books, like The Rational Male, the 3% Man, The Way of the Superior Man, No More Mr. Nice Guy, Mode One, so on...
In the end, I finally got conscious that I didn't want her back. My life was good, my anger slowly started disappearing. I found myself getting focused on doing things for me instead of doing them for revenge. I met new people, got together and strenghtened the relationships I had with my friends and family. I started working again as teacher while studying Philosophy in University and also studying for the military tests... my life is good.
I won't say I learned everything I need to know, but I'm trying to. I still find myself being needy some times (thanks to the way I was raised), I still find myself sometimes acting like a girl, changing my moods and seeking validation... it happens to all of us, but it's better when you're aware of your mistakes and willing to fix them. I'm on my way, and I'm doing my very best to be the best version of myself.
I know my story isn't as tragic as most of the guys here, who got cheated on in their marriages or LTR, who suffered way worse **** than I did, but in the end all these things brought us to this very same place here. So now, I want to know...
What's your story?