This is going to be a short post, but I completely bullshitted in one of my finals for a liberal arts course, and I got a nice 75% in the final and a 72% in the course. I showed up for barely any of the classes, and did jack shit. However, I did apparently just enough to get a nice C- in the class. Thank you, professor for not caring and giving two shits about education and just your salary at the end.
I thought that I was honestly going to fail and have to retake the class, but it ended up being a nice blessing for me.
Thursday, December 14, 2017
Thursday, December 7, 2017
Women: Social Media & Dating Sites
I've been completely oblivious to most of social media, as the only type of account that I've had has been Facebook, without having gone on these other different social media platforms: Tinder, Instagram, Snap Chat, Meet me, Kik etc.
After using these social media applications for some time, it seems as if the vast majority of women are only on there for attention, and not on it for the practical purposes of social media like connecting to family, friends, and loved ones-which is what I use Facebook for, personally.
I was on a dating site before, just to try it out and to see what users mainly are on the website for, and it generally seems to be a whole bait and switch. At least men are upfront about what we want.
Mostly, we want sex three to four times a week, some time to do our activities: leisure, and a woman who isn't nagging, in shape, and can support themselves. That's really all most men want. I personally don't want to talk to someone who is self absorbed, and only into themselves-because then that proves that they offer nothing to the rest of the world other than their looks. And yes, women can turn men away from wanting to sleep with them depending on how dumb they are. It's rare, but it does and can happen.
We really don't expect a whole lot from a woman, yet a woman expects the man to do everything, and she gets to call the shots. How's that for equality?
Social media is a trap, and single men, well: all red pill men, shouldn't be using it. At least, to the extent that women do. I have a Facebook account, but I go on it about once a month, and post stupid shit on it from time to time, like Meme's when I'm bored in class, or on the train commuting. Something really to pass the time. But some women use it as their crutch. They've become socially inept, a lot of them, because they don't know how to talk to people in the real world. In meet space, where it really counts and matters.
Snap chat is probably the worst one of them all. And the next one is Instagram. Guys from all walks of life will sign up to follow women, and to give them attention. Because that's what they're there for. They're not there to talk to men, they're there to get their attention fix, and social media allows them to get their attention fix, pretty much for free, and they can get it from hundreds of guys without having to deal with them in person.
Also, on the social media application "Kik," in public groups-usually women are admins. Just like they're Human Resources managers. You have to be politically correct and a beta cuck to use these sites, and to agree with the status quo. I'm done with the majority of social media, and I suppose you could count my YouTube channel for comments as one.
Social media is a waste of time, unless it's used for business. Or if you're a woman, your attention fix.
After using these social media applications for some time, it seems as if the vast majority of women are only on there for attention, and not on it for the practical purposes of social media like connecting to family, friends, and loved ones-which is what I use Facebook for, personally.
I was on a dating site before, just to try it out and to see what users mainly are on the website for, and it generally seems to be a whole bait and switch. At least men are upfront about what we want.
Mostly, we want sex three to four times a week, some time to do our activities: leisure, and a woman who isn't nagging, in shape, and can support themselves. That's really all most men want. I personally don't want to talk to someone who is self absorbed, and only into themselves-because then that proves that they offer nothing to the rest of the world other than their looks. And yes, women can turn men away from wanting to sleep with them depending on how dumb they are. It's rare, but it does and can happen.
We really don't expect a whole lot from a woman, yet a woman expects the man to do everything, and she gets to call the shots. How's that for equality?
Social media is a trap, and single men, well: all red pill men, shouldn't be using it. At least, to the extent that women do. I have a Facebook account, but I go on it about once a month, and post stupid shit on it from time to time, like Meme's when I'm bored in class, or on the train commuting. Something really to pass the time. But some women use it as their crutch. They've become socially inept, a lot of them, because they don't know how to talk to people in the real world. In meet space, where it really counts and matters.
Snap chat is probably the worst one of them all. And the next one is Instagram. Guys from all walks of life will sign up to follow women, and to give them attention. Because that's what they're there for. They're not there to talk to men, they're there to get their attention fix, and social media allows them to get their attention fix, pretty much for free, and they can get it from hundreds of guys without having to deal with them in person.
Also, on the social media application "Kik," in public groups-usually women are admins. Just like they're Human Resources managers. You have to be politically correct and a beta cuck to use these sites, and to agree with the status quo. I'm done with the majority of social media, and I suppose you could count my YouTube channel for comments as one.
Social media is a waste of time, unless it's used for business. Or if you're a woman, your attention fix.
Often, I am asked about the details of my relationship life, and I have to say, that I am content with being alone. Now, being alone does not mean that I am lonely. It does not mean that I have no social life, it just means that I do not share a romantic relationship with a partner, and that I live in my apartment by myself without distractions, in solitude. Which, is just how I like it.
I do not ever see myself getting married, which means that I am in a position where I can move whenever I want, and that I can do with my money what I want to. Of course, this is after taxes have been paid.
I also have the ability to live in the kind of home that I want, and that I would acclimate myself to. I don't have to share my space that is controlled by a dipshit, and I have the mental space to do what I want. Since my time is not spent with a nagging woman, I can easily take care of my intellectual pursuits, along with my hobbies, which is what I think the real reason for being MGTOW is.
I also find that it's perfectly acceptable to be one who finds peace in staying indoors all day, so long as you're not complaining about the lack of people there are in your life. Because, you choose to be that way. I see a lot of my friends in controlling and manipulative relationships, and I am thankful every day that I am not in one of these relationships.
I see many guys buying cars they can't afford, and women going into debt for worthless degrees. While I might not own a lot of possessions, what I do own is 100% my own, and I am not in debt for any of it. Plus, my hobbies are also not all that expensive in comparison to many other hobbies that I see people having. I don't drink, I keep costs low, and my rent is very reasonable.
In the future, I do see myself buying a condo or townhouse, but not an actual house. Houses are usually built for women in mind, because they have a garage and a basement that the wife allows a man to use, whereas a single guy: I can get by on very little, and only need one or two rooms in my home.
My parents are a perfect example of this. Both my sister and I are out of the house, and they have a three bedroom house for two people now. My mother is either what you would call a borderline hoarder, or at the very least, a spendthrift. She likes to go shopping, and clutters the house with nonsense purchases that add no value.
Everything that I personally own serves a purpose and utility. My computer serves the purpose of accessing the internet, and my Xbox serves the purpose for playing video games. My phone serves the purpose of being in contact with my friends, and my car serves for transportation. I don't own much else, because I don't need or want the clutter in my life.
When you get the clutter in your life to a minimum, it's amazing how little money you actually need to get by on. And when you home cook your food, instead of eating out: it's amazing how much money you can save on food costs as well. This can be also said about your location proximity to work. If you live close to where you work, your budget for gas can go down dramatically. Although I have a car, I prefer using the train to get into town when I need to go downtown rather than having to take my car.
The majority of people that I see have too much clutter in their lives. They make it more complicated than it has to be, and in turn, it comes back to bite them in the rear end. I decided that I would not allow myself to succumb to credit card companies, or to bankers and their high interest rate loans.
As such, this has allowed me the freedom to have zero debt. And to live my life without the clutter that comes with being in a relationship, or having a nagging woman in your life. Even if you don't have a relationship, sometimes relatives will try to convince you to be in one, and to nest as soon as you can. But don't get into that.
I chose to live where I am because I enjoy the area, and because the people are nice and friendly here. Where I am from, the majority of people were assholes, and the traffic was bad to boot. Additionally, costs are a lot lower here. We may not have a sprawling downtown like major metro areas on the coasts, but we punch above our weight in job opportunities and outdoor life.
I suppose this post is more of a rant than anything else. I see too many people with more clutter than they need, and it comes back to bite them. This can be seen with the type of relationship you have with your significant other, because the more complicated it is, the more things in your life you generally have that aren't necessary for a happy and healthy relationship.
Monday, December 4, 2017
College
College is one of those things that can either be done with full enthusiasm or lack of enthusiasm. I am currently in college and have been studying for the last few years, and should be finished within a couple of more years. Luckily, I will have no debt though coming out of it.
I wanted to make this post about college because I see so many people going into it not knowing what they wanted to study. And, I was this way at first. Which is why I started at a two year school instead of going straight away to a four year college for my major which I have now chosen.
The majority of people that I know who go to college are there because mostly out of not knowing what they want to do out of life. And for those, I would have recommended that they would work right out of high school at least for a few years to decide what career path they would like to choose. Or, joining the military. Unfortunately for me, this was not an option due to medical. However, that is the route that I would have taken instead of college at first.
Another route that I would have taken was to self study, and take online classes or maybe pursuing an online Information Technology degree before jumping ship and going full board with college. I'll be finishing in five years, but with no debt which I can pat myself on the back for. Although this did not come with a price. I do not have much of a social life, work, and attend school. Socializing is not really a luxury that I have right now at least until the summers when it is just work and not socializing.
Up until the point that I realized I wanted to study, I did not put much effort into my studies and my grades slid. I am at the point now where I am actually passionate about the major of my study, and the fact that it is applicable to the marketplace only cements my position within the industry more, which in turn allows me to focus 100% of my efforts on a degree knowing that I am at least better off than many of my peers, whom are majoring in fields with which have little to no relevant applicability in it.
To be successful, in school, at least in the lower level classes, you must enjoy bowing down to the professor's politics. Find out what your professor likes, and leans, and then write your essays that way. It doesn't matter whether or not he or she is Republican or Democrat, that is how those classes work. Tests and exams are bias, and so are essays. So, find out quick, and then write your essays on a political slant and you should do fine.
For the major classes, is when it gets tougher but more fun since you will be in your major and doing something that you (probably) enjoy. I would take this time to foster relationships with your professors and not piss them off, as they would likely be able to provide you with valuable references and perhaps know about internships in the field.
But regardless of if or when you go to college, the big decision is not where you go to school, but what you major in. And the cost of college. You can find schools on the cheap, or on the higher end of the price range. I would go as cheap as you can that's accredited. And do well, unlike I did-academically, wise.
I wanted to make this post about college because I see so many people going into it not knowing what they wanted to study. And, I was this way at first. Which is why I started at a two year school instead of going straight away to a four year college for my major which I have now chosen.
The majority of people that I know who go to college are there because mostly out of not knowing what they want to do out of life. And for those, I would have recommended that they would work right out of high school at least for a few years to decide what career path they would like to choose. Or, joining the military. Unfortunately for me, this was not an option due to medical. However, that is the route that I would have taken instead of college at first.
Another route that I would have taken was to self study, and take online classes or maybe pursuing an online Information Technology degree before jumping ship and going full board with college. I'll be finishing in five years, but with no debt which I can pat myself on the back for. Although this did not come with a price. I do not have much of a social life, work, and attend school. Socializing is not really a luxury that I have right now at least until the summers when it is just work and not socializing.
Up until the point that I realized I wanted to study, I did not put much effort into my studies and my grades slid. I am at the point now where I am actually passionate about the major of my study, and the fact that it is applicable to the marketplace only cements my position within the industry more, which in turn allows me to focus 100% of my efforts on a degree knowing that I am at least better off than many of my peers, whom are majoring in fields with which have little to no relevant applicability in it.
To be successful, in school, at least in the lower level classes, you must enjoy bowing down to the professor's politics. Find out what your professor likes, and leans, and then write your essays that way. It doesn't matter whether or not he or she is Republican or Democrat, that is how those classes work. Tests and exams are bias, and so are essays. So, find out quick, and then write your essays on a political slant and you should do fine.
For the major classes, is when it gets tougher but more fun since you will be in your major and doing something that you (probably) enjoy. I would take this time to foster relationships with your professors and not piss them off, as they would likely be able to provide you with valuable references and perhaps know about internships in the field.
But regardless of if or when you go to college, the big decision is not where you go to school, but what you major in. And the cost of college. You can find schools on the cheap, or on the higher end of the price range. I would go as cheap as you can that's accredited. And do well, unlike I did-academically, wise.
Friday, December 1, 2017
Don't "Feel," Say you "Think"
I don't know where people keep saying how they "feel," things. Why don't people "Think," anymore? I hear in classes, around campus, saying "I feel like something should be this way." Why not, "I know or think something should be this way."
Stop thinking with feelings and use your noggin!
Stop thinking with feelings and use your noggin!
Girlfriend Slashed Lover, Avoids Jail: UK
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5132327/Girlfriend-slashed-lover-knife-avoids-jail.html
I saw this article posted in one of my Facebook groups, so this credit is not necessarily for me for finding the article.
When women want to truly be equal, and independent minded, they would act and hold up to the same standards that men do. And, they would expect to go to prison if something like this happens to them. And not avoiding it because she happens to be a woman. Something tells me that her friends are saying how "empowered," she is rather than saying how evil she is for doing something so harmful and assaulting a man.
If a man did this to a woman, in the United States, he would be locked in jail for decades of his life.
The article then talks to go on how the boyfriend manipulated HER, instead of her being the psychotic bitch. The judge thought she was "charming," and let her off without even consideration of jail time. What a world we live in, where someone could be physically assaulted.
This, is what gender discrimination really looks like.
Oh, and did I mention she was both drunk and high?
I saw this article posted in one of my Facebook groups, so this credit is not necessarily for me for finding the article.
When women want to truly be equal, and independent minded, they would act and hold up to the same standards that men do. And, they would expect to go to prison if something like this happens to them. And not avoiding it because she happens to be a woman. Something tells me that her friends are saying how "empowered," she is rather than saying how evil she is for doing something so harmful and assaulting a man.
If a man did this to a woman, in the United States, he would be locked in jail for decades of his life.
The article then talks to go on how the boyfriend manipulated HER, instead of her being the psychotic bitch. The judge thought she was "charming," and let her off without even consideration of jail time. What a world we live in, where someone could be physically assaulted.
This, is what gender discrimination really looks like.
Oh, and did I mention she was both drunk and high?
Careers
A career is no longer what it was promised out to be back in the 50's or 60's. Now, a career is just a series of jobs that lead up to retirement, if one intends on actually retiring. I am of the belief that retirement may not be around for the millennial generation, especially for those with horrendous finances. However, you could still plan and be better off and have a good chance of retiring.
I do not think that investing in a government mandated retirement account is a good idea for retirement, but I do like the idea of rental properties, and having a piece of land to parcel out in the event of retirement. I would ideally like to have a small house on a large plot of land, and two or three rental properties by the time I am retired, so that I can live off of rental income and in case the stock market crashes again, I would not be completely screwed over.
Moreover, a career for a single man is a scam. Going into an office for a commute everyday sounds like a slow and painful death sentence, and a man can get by on very little income if he is just supporting himself. With that said, your career should be what you enjoy doing, that makes you happy and makes enough money to support yourself and hobbies that you enjoy doing, and of course: saving for retirement, even though it may not be around in the end. But, that retirement could be in different methods-self employment, rental properties, investing in foreign markets, etc.
My idea of a perfect job is where I am left alone for eight hours a day, to let me work on the work that I actually have to do, and complete it without going to nonsense meetings, or being a kiss ass to some boss whose wife is being fucked by some dude bro, and whose kids are being outsourced to daycare.
My idea of a perfect life, as well, is to be able to live my life outside of work without having to take work home. I hate the idea of having to bring home work, after I have left the office for the day. That would sound like a complete headache, and for anyone who has a 9-5 job would probably agree with me that taking home work shouldn't happen: especially if you're working full time (unless of course, they're willing to compensate me for my time at home).
When you are at home, you should be focusing on yourself, your hobbies, and whatever it is that makes you excited to get out of bed in the morning. And if that happens to be your job, then you are the luckiest bastard there ever was.
I do not think that investing in a government mandated retirement account is a good idea for retirement, but I do like the idea of rental properties, and having a piece of land to parcel out in the event of retirement. I would ideally like to have a small house on a large plot of land, and two or three rental properties by the time I am retired, so that I can live off of rental income and in case the stock market crashes again, I would not be completely screwed over.
Moreover, a career for a single man is a scam. Going into an office for a commute everyday sounds like a slow and painful death sentence, and a man can get by on very little income if he is just supporting himself. With that said, your career should be what you enjoy doing, that makes you happy and makes enough money to support yourself and hobbies that you enjoy doing, and of course: saving for retirement, even though it may not be around in the end. But, that retirement could be in different methods-self employment, rental properties, investing in foreign markets, etc.
My idea of a perfect job is where I am left alone for eight hours a day, to let me work on the work that I actually have to do, and complete it without going to nonsense meetings, or being a kiss ass to some boss whose wife is being fucked by some dude bro, and whose kids are being outsourced to daycare.
My idea of a perfect life, as well, is to be able to live my life outside of work without having to take work home. I hate the idea of having to bring home work, after I have left the office for the day. That would sound like a complete headache, and for anyone who has a 9-5 job would probably agree with me that taking home work shouldn't happen: especially if you're working full time (unless of course, they're willing to compensate me for my time at home).
When you are at home, you should be focusing on yourself, your hobbies, and whatever it is that makes you excited to get out of bed in the morning. And if that happens to be your job, then you are the luckiest bastard there ever was.
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