Recently I’ve begun to feel as if my life were stagnating. I’m somewhat physically attractive and monetarily successful to a degree but my entire life I’ve always been kind of depressed and alone feeling. Western society tells us that to feel fulfilled we need a loving romatic companion. But modern day society destroyed that. Everyone trears eachother like shit and all men care about is sex and all women care about is the objective gain they can get in a social ladder from dating the most attractive man. Every once in a while nice girls will come along that I share much in common with but they all go towards other men who are meaner to them (though biologically women don’t like nice men, it’s a sign of weakness from an instinctive standpoint) and I feel like continuing on is quite tedious.
I basically have 3 choices in life
1. Have the off chance that I do find someone right which is around a 5% chance
2. Settle for someone I don’t love and become a father who doesn’t really love their kids like the other 95% of American society
3. Be alone for the rest of my life and use my money to buy useless objects until I die
Or, 4 obviously, youknowwhat and at that point that seems like the best option.
They say suicide is a solution for a temporary problem. But what if your problem is a permanent one caused by mainstream media and society? I’ll likely never find “the one” as that’s a fictional idea perpetuated by Christian ideas. Any motivating words you have or methods of suicide better than a noose would be appreciated because at this point I’m making am account here as a last resort to talk to people who atleast feel similar
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Maybe if we encounter people as people instead of stereotypes, such as all men or all women. The things I like most about people are their individual -isms. When we break out of stereotyping others we are free to break from stereotyping ourselves to fit a mold and express who we really are. Okay, you go first. . . .
P.S. Not all women want to have children, either. *Shocking!*
P.P.S. You can take that option off the table, if you so chose.
Women tend to friendzone nice guys and go after the not so nice ones, they like the thrill of the chase, they think the not nice guy will somehow be a better provider… and when he leaves her they complain. Meh
Another media-driven stereotype. I only ever dated nice guys it’s only the one I married which I’ve regretted.
*shrugs… everyone has different experiences. Didn’t say ‘all’
I can’t even speak cuz I’m not a guy. I’m with a nice one now…
Hey spectral, I’ve also been known to argue that typifying is necessary for learning. Ah, well. Regarding your guy? That’s great. I’m happy for you.