Making up for years wasted on the "plantation"

[LionOnTheLooseParticipant 1315]

MGTOW_Medic wrote:

Was it wasted? I don’t think so.

You make a really good point there, @mgtow_medic. The more I read people’s stories here, the more I’m just so glad that I escaped at the relatively young age, without children, finances and health in relatively good order (I had PTSD for about a year but that’s thankfully gone now). And as you say, I got my red pills at a fairly early stage, and can enjoy the rest of my life. Of course I sometimes think about how much more I could have done with my life so far if I’d realised earlier–there were red flags ten years beforehand–but nothing I can do about the past, and perhaps if I’d left sooner I wouldn’t have had a proper red pill dosage and ended up with someone else and out in the desert forever as you say.

Rum is good, glad to leave the coke out. 🙂

There aren't holes in your pockets. It's called marriage.

[TicParticipant 4329]

LionOnTheLoose wrote:

At times, to be honest, I feel incredibly angry that I wasted all those years with that woman,

you didn’t waste s~~~. You graduated from the matrix.

Does a person who spends years in school and finally become a professional waste all those years? NO, of course not. Those years were prelude to a greater life.

In order to reach a state of consciousness not reached by most humans on this earth, you had to go through the grinder and that’s the only way one can wake up.

So, in fact, you are extremely blessed. Be thankful of what you experienced. It made you who you are today.

And welcome to the community, brother lion.

God bless peace and freedom.

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