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post 1665177033 07-29-2022, 09:54 AM
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post 1665177713 07-29-2022, 10:05 AM
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Originally Posted By GordonXXX
1. I'm 100% self made.
2. If it's so easy everyone would do it.
There is another clear difference between us. I would never claim to be 100% self made. Thats a direct slap in the face to anyone and everyone who ever helped or mentored me.
post 1665177783 07-29-2022, 10:07 AM
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Originally Posted By monster0ultra
You're trying to have an "enlightened" philosophizing conversation with SilenceSpeaks and you're outraged that a guy with a "lol @ tradies srs" signature (me) isn't a shining beacon of positive law of attraction Tony Robbins Jocko mindset. This is a gay Indian bodybuilding forum, LOL. WTF do you expect here? You're the odd one out.

The lack of self awareness is astounding. Do you not see how pompous/naive/full of hot air you always come off as?



I'd argue that not going to jail is easy. But if it's so easy, how come 1/3 of the black population can't do it?
Did you not answer question four on purpose or did you miss it due to your rage?
Ok, you admit that you are on here to troll and waste time. I am not.

Explain the naivity? I speak from experience.
Pompous - i can see how that comes across to people
Hot air - I can back up anything I say. You dont seem to. Just sit around and bark negativity at people.
post 1665177793 07-29-2022, 10:07 AM
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post 1665177873 07-29-2022, 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks
If you close your eyes and truly look inside yourself, you will see nothing and see you are nothing and nobody. The conventional self is an illusion. Your true self is merely your awareness. The awareness in which everything happens.
What the fuk are you talking about?
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post 1665177883 07-29-2022, 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks
Do you see the two humble brags you made here? Or are you just completely unaware of your ego?
I am aware of it. How many times did I state that in this thread?
You can call it a "brag". I am sharing perspective in case someone is on the same path and might look at things 10 degrees differently through an experience.
post 1665177983 07-29-2022, 10:10 AM
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post 1665178273 07-29-2022, 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
I am aware of it. How many times did I state that in this thread?
You can call it a "brag". I am sharing perspective in case someone is on the same path and might look at things 10 degrees differently through an experience.
just popping in this thread to say i appreciate your perspectives and if other people want to see it as bragging, that's on them
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post 1665178483 07-29-2022, 10:19 AM
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Originally Posted By AriesTH
just popping in this thread to say i appreciate your perspectives and if other people want to see it as bragging, that's on them
Thanks man. I share this because it would have helped me to understand in my 20's that hitting certain goals are just check points on the path vs the pinnacle. Im not sure if it would have changed my plans....but more to have a wider lens while climbing the mountain.
post 1665178723 07-29-2022, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks
Close your eyes right now and look inside yourself. What do you see?
The back of my eyelids.
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post 1665179163 07-29-2022, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks
Close your eyes right now and look inside yourself. What do you see?
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post 1665179233 07-29-2022, 10:28 AM
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post 1665179313 07-29-2022, 10:30 AM
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
Thanks man. I share this because it would have helped me to understand in my 20's that hitting certain goals are just check points on the path vs the pinnacle. Im not sure if it would have changed my plans....but more to have a wider lens while climbing the mountain.
It bugs me a little bit in life that so many people are quick to call others "braggers" rather than be happy for them or learn from them. It happens SO often. I've never understood why people have such negative viewpoints. Shrug, its just not me.
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post 1665179343 07-29-2022, 10:31 AM
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post 1665179573 07-29-2022, 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted By AriesTH
It bugs me a little bit in life that so many people are quick to call others "braggers" rather than be happy for them or learn from them. It happens SO often. I've never understood why people have such negative viewpoints. Shrug, its just not me.
Insecurity. It hurts their ego that there is someone doing better that them. That there is someone on a gay indian forum that has a better social/financial status. People come on hre to escape from the world but at times even on here these same incels are reminded of the losers they actually are.
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post 1665179763 07-29-2022, 10:37 AM
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post 1665180213 07-29-2022, 10:44 AM
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Originally Posted By AKMuzzle
Insecurity. It hurts their ego that there is someone doing better that them. That there is someone on a gay indian forum that has a better social/financial status. People come on hre to escape from the world but at times even on here these same incels are reminded of the losers they actually are.
Exactly. There's bragging, and then there's what OP is doing. He isn't flaunting wealth, not putting anyone down, just talking about his perspectives after reaching a comfortable financial milestone.
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post 1665180623 07-29-2022, 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
Exactly. There's bragging, and then there's what OP is doing. He isn't flaunting wealth, not putting anyone down, just talking about his perspectives after reaching a comfortable financial milestone.
Appreciate the alignment man. Early on I posted a few pics to prove I am what I say I am. If i were trying to flex, you'd see pics a lot more often but thats not really my deal.
I honestly believe the MISC attracts a certain kind of person on a certain path (aside from the trolls and others with no real intent to learn or share) that I am also on. I feel its healthy to share and discuss so we can all streamline or paths and not make the same mistakes
post 1665180943 07-29-2022, 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks
Close your eyes right now and look inside yourself. What do you see?
I didn't really mind you before but this schtick is terrible.
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post 1665181903 07-29-2022, 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks
Close your eyes right now and look inside yourself. What do you see?
Your 55,000 posts on the misc lol.

Holy cringe
post 1665184273 07-29-2022, 11:48 AM
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
Appreciate the alignment man. Early on I posted a few pics to prove I am what I say I am. If i were trying to flex, you'd see pics a lot more often but thats not really my deal.
I honestly believe the MISC attracts a certain kind of person on a certain path (aside from the trolls and others with no real intent to learn or share) that I am also on. I feel its healthy to share and discuss so we can all streamline or paths and not make the same mistakes
I agree. Misc used to be full of alpha men trying to forge a great path for themselves. In this greatness many lost time to post on this gay Indian dying bb forum and you are left with this scum.

I learned a lot of things from some winners here and it has helped me to grow even more. I always pay attention to post from people like Don
post 1665184383 07-29-2022, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted By Huss!
I agree. Misc used to be full of alpha men trying to forge a great path for themselves. In this greatness many lost time to post on this gay Indian dying bb forum and you are left with this scum.

I learned a lot of things from some winners here and it has helped me to grow even more. I always pay attention to post from people like Don
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post 1665185433 07-29-2022, 12:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Huss!
I agree. Misc used to be full of alpha men trying to forge a great path for themselves. In this greatness many lost time to post on this gay Indian dying bb forum and you are left with this scum.

I learned a lot of things from some winners here and it has helped me to grow even more. I always pay attention to post from people like Don
I appreciate that man. I have said it before and I will say it again, a lot of people think getting on the internet = not real life.....but it is.

When i was in my late 20's, I ran into a guy online on the Panerai forum that went by the handle MTK (short for mister the kid). He had this persona about him that I gravitated towards.
A lot of that pull was from material alignment and his way of being.....but I was in my 20's so that was that path I was on. Long story short, interacting with that guy and some of his crew was a part of the reason that made me take a break from corp america to pursue my own path. Even though I never met him, I do thank him for helping me get to that checkpoint in life. Just an example.
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
There is another clear difference between us. I would never claim to be 100% self made. Thats a direct slap in the face to anyone and everyone who ever helped or mentored me.
that's not what i'm talking about and you know it. you can't claim it because you're not self made. i am.
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Goal orientated individuals overwhelmingly tend to just keep setting new goals.

You constantly see people on the misc state "I'm going to do this and then retire or make xyz amount and then quit". The problem with this is that the kind of person with the drive to actuallyachievethose goals, instead of just dream/talk about it, is the same person that finds it difficult to retire.

People can spend decades amassing wealth and be no closer to being happy due to having no idea whatmakesthem happy.

The problem with being human is that we don't get todecidewhat makes us happy, in the same way that we don't get to decide what turns us on. Some things do and some things don't. We have no say in the matter.

The key isn't getting what you want, it's wanting what you have.
Screw nature; my body will do what I DAMN WELL tell it to do!

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They had the technology to rebuild me. They made me better, stronger, faster......
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I'm in a position in life right now where I've completely made a drastic change. For me though it is spiritually. A younger self I would scoff at the man I am today because I thought religion was absurd. In some ways it is (the modern day versions and hypocrisy), but me finding faith on my own path, in my own way, has opened me to the real fruits and beauty in life. Wanting to marry, have children, give back, and live a life in this world but not of it. I have seen the results of living a secular life and it leads nowhere. Hedonism is a dead end.

At 31 I believe I am truly on the path with purpose, and now it's just a matter of staying on this path and living life as it comes, while also have goals along the way.

The world has seemingly opened up to me a weird way.
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One reason people become conservative later in life. Once self interests are satisfied, the meaning of life changes. There is time and funds for charitable acts, time devoted to family and friends…people literally do more good once they have themselves in order, in general. Serialism is far worse through government interference than it is to let people do their own devices and work it out. Basically, people, as a whole, only self sacrifice once they have fulfilled their own wants and needs.

This is literally the fundamental principle of liberty and why individuals need to pursue their desires unhindered (taxation, cultural coercion etc).
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Wise words OP. I look up to you srs.

I do not, however, look up to SS or monster0ultra. Straight retards.
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post 1665195703 07-29-2022, 03:08 PM
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Do you think happiness looks different on different people?

I've never jumped up and down with excitement before and I wonder what that feels like.

These days I fight complacency a lot. Some days I get excited about setting a goal / getting closer to that goal. Other days I second guess the whole point of setting that goal and am unsure what it was that I hoped to even get out of it.

I use to think OK hit that first X number and I'll be happy with myself but when I did hit that number it was very underwhelming so then I'd set a higher more impressive (to me) goal and when that is eventually achieved it's still not more exciting than the last one. Example of how my weird brain works. I was excited about finding the fun car I wanted and it was fun searching but when I flew down there to drive it home I was already thinking about the next fun car I was going to replace this one with a few hours in. Maybe it's just the chase I enjoy. Not sure yet.

I spend a decent amount of time being a lot more active in the rescues I volunteer for and I find it almost therapeutic because pays me by rewarding me with serotonin / dopamine. I don't know if my definition of happiness looks or feels the same as other people but I almost feel this nagging guilt for being content and that I should be wanting / doing more. It's such a curse.
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did not read beyond thread title

but Im absolutely certain that at some point in these three pages or the next three, op will be telling us what a big deal he is.

id further bet that he wont mention it was all or mostly daddy money.
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