Regrets Anyone

[Just MikeParticipant 393]

No regrets at all. If I thought I had any they all led me to where and who I am today; life is pretty cruisy. If I can maintain this for the rest of it I can’t see myself being unhappy about it. In fact I think the best is yet to come.

My biggest perceived regret back when I was a blue pill simp was lack of success in relationships and not ‘getting laid enough’. Never had an issue with anything apart from that, to the point where it was causing me a lot of distress. The social conditioning behind it is unbelievable and I was completely unaware. It wasn’t until I red pilled I realised not only were they the cause of my personal s~~~storm, but I was chasing things I didn’t really want. Society wanted to see me trapped in that position; I didn’t want that for myself.

Monking has helped me tremendously in my world-view and made me realise my strength lays in being able to have a larger picture of the world around me, and one that can be seen with a clear head. Is it such a staggering achievement to have slept with a whole bunch of women, especially knowing the way they are? Is it such an achievement to marry, have kids and do what every single other f~~~er out there is doing? Is it such a ‘rewarding experience’ like everyone says (edit: lies about)? Is it worth my unhappiness? I don’t think so. The evidence contrary is staring everyone in the face, it’s just that only a few reach out and have the courage to take it, to live *their* life and not someone else’s.

Now, monking for half a decade and despite whatever else people may think, the sheer willpower makes their jaw drop. Marching to the beat of your own drum, sure; but that drum has conviction, solidarity and power that men chasing pussy and succumbing to the traps it presents will never truly achieve while they’re under the influence. I feel I am absolutely more of a man monking than I ever was before; I stand up for myself and my views, am proud of my achievements, have an unshakeable logic and objective and I’ve been able to find my concern and empathy for people and situations which truly deserve it. I am 100% who I am meant to be and I can’t say I felt this way before.

These views, the red pill, truly mean something to me. It’s not a passing fad, I believe it’s a progenitor. I may never see any major progression of this in my lifetime; or, I may see plenty. I don’t know yet. But I don’t regret any of it, it’s the best thing that ever happened to me.

Society: I refuse your stick and carrot. If you try to beat or shame me you'd better take me down first time. If I want smoke blown up my ass I'll buy a cigar and a length of hose.

[Remove me!Participant]

My main regret is getting married. But I was young and dumb. I haven’t gotten remarried when I’ve seen guys get a 2nd or 3rd wife. I feel pretty good about it.
Sure I have to deal with ex pumpkin for a few years, but after that she can screw off. Plus it’s always better to have one ex pumpkin vs. 2 or 3.

Oh, and smoking. I regret starting smoking. That was stupid too.

Like a bird on the wire, like a drunk midnight choir, I have tried in my way to be free.

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