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ยป It's very liberating to intentionally make yourself unlikeable
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post 1705449641 08-24-2024, 01:57 PM
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It's very liberating to intentionally make yourself unlikeable

Nobody wants anything from you

Nobody asks you for anything

People avoid interacting with you

There are guys right now going through divorces, paying alimony to an ex, dealing with their gf's cheating on them, going out to places with their gf's or wives when they really don't want to, helping their friend move, and all the other consequences of being a likeable guy

Meanwhile I'm over here all smug knowing I'll never have to deal with any of those kinds of things

It's like I got one over on everyone by intentionally making my personality so unlikeable that nobody wants to deal with me...so none of those "likeable" guy things are even a possibility
post 1705449821 08-24-2024, 02:01 PM
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post 1705450241 08-24-2024, 02:11 PM
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Quit the cope.You know your life is questionable when you're constantly comparing it to the worst possible outcome and saying well atleast I'm not that.

It's just a total cringe thought process
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