Monster Energy

Sometimes it feels like none of the history that schools teach actually happened.

I will always lean more toward freedom than limitation, but of course structure must exist, more accurately, it has to exist. However, it becomes a big problem when structure becomes so restrictive that it suppresses critical thinking or curiosity. I want all people to be able, at some point, to question what they have been taught and not become robots throughout their upbringing. That is completely wrong in my view, but unfortunately, that is how reality looks today.

For me, both scenarios are a form of abuse: one is unconscious when a person chooses to go to church, and the other is conscious when someone forces others to go. Prison can feel like a better path for personal development than church, but that sounds very triggering and wrong. However, I would actually find it interesting to discuss this topic as well, because not many people talk about it.

This is the reality we live in; this is not a conclusion held by a minority of thinkers.

Best comment in this thread so far.

Thanks for the story, it was interesting. Exactly, I said that society needs rules and obedience, but that they should also be questioned. It’s worse if obedience and rules exist and no one is even allowed to think about why things are the way they are. So my view isn’t black and white.

HAHAHA, Maybe. Or maybe my profile just isn’t for amateurs.

It sure does😎

Hahaha, Leo has seen my profile, and he hasn’t given me any warning or asked me to take it down, so I’m keeping it up as long as Leo’s balls are still up. 😂

Thanks for sharing this.

👉🏻👌🏻

That’s very true, but women care about looks more than you suggested. They just tend to have a better balance when it comes to lust and attraction.

Thank you so much. That’s my mother in the picture.

This is what I believe a cult is A social structure in which a charismatic leader becomes an unquestioned source of truth, causing followers to gradually surrender their own independent judgment.

Or conscious of it, nobody will ever know

Leo Gura is probably not a cult leader, but I understand why some people think he is. The reason is that he speaks very confidently about subjects that many people believe cannot be known with absolute certainty. So when someone like Leo claims to understand existence on a deep level, people may automatically assume that he must be a cult leader because he gives off an energy that feels intellectually dominant. At the same time, some people’s egos may react negatively to someone who appears more intelligent or insightful than they perceive themselves to be. Even though Leo repeatedly says in his posts and videos that people should not believe him blindly, but instead remain skeptical and verify everything through their own direct experience, it is still possible that this could function as an unconscious cult strategy. By telling people not to trust him, he may make the movement appear less cult-like. What I am really trying to say is that no one knows for certain whether Leo is a cult leader or not, and that is the point many people in this forum seem to be missing.

I understand, but to them, you probably look like an alien too, lol.

Don’t lie to me I recognized your gay energy the moment you started talking.

I need your help dude

If Leo started drinking banana smoothies and raw milk and managed to gain a significant amount of weight, he would likely look at least five to ten years younger. The problem is not that he lacks the ability to eat; rather, he spends more time thinking than taking care of himself.

His prime was 2016

@integral

Game is game.

Her Majesty. 👑