Fighting back

[Consept]

19 minutes ago, bebotalk said:

I dont care if I look "bad" for these views. 

So what? people have dark views.

If it is the "norm" that people can be racist, sexist, etc. then I don't see the issue. 

let people have bad views. 

Or will some pretty women (since they're the arrogant people who get to "decide" who has views or not) who gets off from being "human" and having prejudices?

people are human. we're imperfect. 

maybe others should be consistent in their condemnation, or not assume they're "above" things. or "regulate" who does what. 

Well theres 2 sides to peoples response to you, one is questioning your "bad views", so this as im sure you understand would be a normal response to the prejudice you hold. This would be the same if someone posted on here that they dont like black people or men or muslims for whatever reason. Essentially this position doesnt really work because it generalises a group of people around a negative perspective of a stereotype, for example you dont like pretty women because you think they are all arrogant. Its the same as saying you dont like black people because theyre all criminals, obviously generalisations are wrong because you wouldnt have interacted with every pretty woman or black person so there is no way you could make a statement like that. So because you are "wrong" people will of course challenge your position, which you cant really defend and i guess youre not defending it youre just saying you should be allowed to have 'bad views' without having to defend them, which begs the question why even post about said views where people would disagree?

The second side which can exist parallel to the above is that people see the issue you have is internal to you and want to help, either to make themselves feel better or just to genuinely help someone, probably a mixture of both. This makes sense because you are on a self-development forum, so obviously if you post something that reeks of inner turmoil you will get advice that is deeper and directed at your inner self. Again your rejection of this advice doesnt really follow as it seems obvious if you post what your posting you will get that kind of response. In fact youre lucky that people are not just condeming you for your beliefs bat are actually taking the time to try and reach you. My advice would be actually take in and listen to what people say in response to you or just dont post this type of stuff as i dont see what you aim to get out of it. Youre either crying out for help or youre looking for validation for 'bad views' or youre just looking for attention. 

 

[Thought Art]

@NoSelfSelf People are allowed to disagree on here. 
 

He didn’t say anything outright hateful on that post.

He has already received a warning for this thread as he should have. 
 

Of course I think it’s important he receive warnings but, there are others in this thread who could have received warnings too. 
 

I realize we are in conflict and I’m disagreeing with you. Hopefully you’ll engage in respectful dialogue yourself instead of flexing 

Edited April 15, 2024 by Thought Art

[NoSelfSelf]

@Thought Art I told you not to reply to me i dont have time for surface level thinkers...

[Salvijus]

35 minutes ago, Thought Art said:

There is sort of a paradox here though,

We want to be able to see ourselves objectively and love even the darker aspects of ourselves

I would agree that to observe ourselves without self-judgement is very good. But I don't see the paradox. Because I believe non-judgemental self-observation gives a person a big picture understanding of what actions no longer serve him and are unhealthy. And a natural choice for healthy life would be inevitable.

As opposed to accepting all the destructive patterns and endorsing them even stronger with the idea that everything is okay even being toxic is okay. And it is okay. It's just a question of. Do you want or enjoy being toxic? And I believe any genuine introspection without guilt or self-judgment would lead to the conclusion: no, being toxic doesn't serve me, and actually it's quite stupid and brings me misery.

In short what I was trying to say, non judgemental self observation does not lead to endorsement of unhealthy destructive patterns but rather facilitates and empowers a person to see with the new eyes the foolishness of it all and relinquish everything that is not healthy. 

Edited April 15, 2024 by Salvijus

[Sugarcoat]

1 hour ago, bebotalk said:

I dont care if I look "bad" for these views. 

So what? people have dark views.

If it is the "norm" that people can be racist, sexist, etc. then I don't see the issue. 

let people have bad views. 

Or will some pretty women (since they're the arrogant people who get to "decide" who has views or not) who gets off from being "human" and having prejudices?

people are human. we're imperfect. 

maybe others should be consistent in their condemnation, or not assume they're "above" things. or "regulate" who does what. 

If you are so persistent in pointing out how we are all human and have our flaws then why doesn’t that thinking apply to pretty women and their “flaws” (in your eyes) . Then you wouldn’t feel a need to attack them in particular. But since you do then this type of “we’re all human and imperfect” type of thinking is only used by you to feel better about yourself 

[Salvijus]

Damn

[Sugarcoat]

3 minutes ago, Salvijus said:

Damn

Whne salvijus  see pretty woman 

Edited April 15, 2024 by Sugarcoat

[Salvijus]

26 minutes ago, Sugarcoat said:

Whne I see pretty woman 

That's a funny image. lol

I just realized something, it is this sort of special treatment of pretty women that puts them on pedestal. Then those who lack in appearance start to feel inadequate and unworthy. Then they lash it out on pretty women. They are to blame so to speak. And they of course going to need to be fixated of every little imperfection about pretty women so that they could hate them. And by hating them they protect themselves from feelings of inadequacy and unworthyness. By putting others down, you can boost your sense of worth in a way. 

Damn... 

Edited April 15, 2024 by Salvijus

[Salvijus]

12 minutes ago, Sugarcoat said:

Whne salvijus  see pretty woman 

Haha. That I can relate better. 

[Sugarcoat]

12 minutes ago, Salvijus said:

That's a funny image. lol

I just realized something, it is this sort of special treatment of pretty women that puts them on pedestal. Then those who lack in appearance start to feel inadequate and unworthy. Then they lash it out on pretty women. They are to blame so to speak. And they of course going to need to be fixated of every little imperfection about pretty women so that they could hate them. And by hating them they protect themselves from feelings of inadequacy and unworthyness. 

Damn... 

lol u saw me change it 
you have a point absolutely . Those who are bothered by them also put pretty women in pedestal in their mind in a way

Edited April 15, 2024 by Sugarcoat

[Salvijus]

3 minutes ago, Sugarcoat said:

Those who are bothered by them also put pretty women in pedestal in their mind in a way

True true. Very true. 

[Thought Art]

@NoSelfSelf

 

[Thought Art]

1 hour ago, Sugarcoat said:

If you are so persistent in pointing out how we are all human and have our flaws then why doesn’t that thinking apply to pretty women and their “flaws” (in your eyes) . Then you wouldn’t feel a need to attack them in particular. But since you do then this type of “we’re all human and imperfect” type of thinking is only used by you to feel better about yourself 

Good point, how does the mind construct such gross double standards? 
 

He has the keys to see out of his cage. You it’s only a matter of time he uses it.

Edited April 15, 2024 by Thought Art

[Sugarcoat]

15 minutes ago, Thought Art said:

Good point, how does the mind construct such gross double standards? 
 

He has the keys to see out of his cage. You it’s only a matter of time he uses it.

Idk I guess the mind will always try to serve the person best 

Edited April 15, 2024 by Sugarcoat

[MAHAVATAR_-_BABAJI]

On 4/12/2024 at 1:22 PM, bebotalk said:

Over the past few weeks, I've had the following discourse with pretty women:

 

- Shouted at a group of pretty women, as they purposely cut in line in front of me at McDonald's. they looked shocked, but I didn't care. it's the norm not to cut lines. Being born with a pretty face or nice body doesn't give one a right to circumvent social norms. If that bothers people, then not everybody comes from your shoddy environment or possesses similarly shoddy comprehension. 

- Told one in their face on a train not to touch me, as she and her friend were literally leaning into me on a train station platform. Mind your own space, one doesn't need to touch another. 

- Scolded another hottie, when she asked me for directions to the nearest supermarket whilst I was sitting in a city centre park, eating sandwiches. As she asked me when literally had a mouthful of food, and thus couldn't speak, but she got "irate" at me not responding immediately. Yes, the world revolves around you. You're so cognitively shot that you don't get that basic truth that it DOES NOT revolve around you, since you were raised in a shoddy and pushy environment, like most pretty women seemingly. 

 

Since women are hot are enemies, and act as such, I treat them as such. I think people are offended that I don't. I thought all actions were free? I guess that hypocrisy in on others. I believe people with some social grace would concur at the root with my points here. Attractive women, nay anybody, warrant the treatment I've "harshly dealt them" in these examples. I genuinely do hate them. and if people tell me I'm "wrong" to have bigotries, explain why you condone racists and sexists. without seeing the parallels, and claiming you're "wise and mentally astute"..... rather an honest person (me) over a hypocritical whiner who cannot control their own thoughts/perceptions. 

 

 

Dude, if a women were to lean into me on the train🤤....

Yes, they are more entitled. Take it as a shit test rather than them insulting you. Just step in front of them haha no need to make scenes. 

Not everyone is aware. She just saw you on the bench and was focused on her question. She wasn't focusing on "omg is he eating 😭 how much food and what is the weight of it while it's inside his mouth before I ask my question". Don't fool me and think you've never asked someone a question even when they had food in their mouth.

-->Solution: Speak gibberish with food in mouth and have some fun with them. Take a while to swallow the food, drink some water, say "excuse me", then say "can you repeat that". 🤣🤣🤣😑

 

[MAHAVATAR_-_BABAJI]

On 4/12/2024 at 1:22 PM, bebotalk said:

Over the past few weeks, I've had the following discourse with pretty women:

 

- Shouted at a group of pretty women, as they purposely cut in line in front of me at McDonald's. they looked shocked, but I didn't care. it's the norm not to cut lines. Being born with a pretty face or nice body doesn't give one a right to circumvent social norms. If that bothers people, then not everybody comes from your shoddy environment or possesses similarly shoddy comprehension. 

- Told one in their face on a train not to touch me, as she and her friend were literally leaning into me on a train station platform. Mind your own space, one doesn't need to touch another. 

- Scolded another hottie, when she asked me for directions to the nearest supermarket whilst I was sitting in a city centre park, eating sandwiches. As she asked me when literally had a mouthful of food, and thus couldn't speak, but she got "irate" at me not responding immediately. Yes, the world revolves around you. You're so cognitively shot that you don't get that basic truth that it DOES NOT revolve around you, since you were raised in a shoddy and pushy environment, like most pretty women seemingly. 

 

Since women are hot are enemies, and act as such, I treat them as such. I think people are offended that I don't. I thought all actions were free? I guess that hypocrisy in on others. I believe people with some social grace would concur at the root with my points here. Attractive women, nay anybody, warrant the treatment I've "harshly dealt them" in these examples. I genuinely do hate them. and if people tell me I'm "wrong" to have bigotries, explain why you condone racists and sexists. without seeing the parallels, and claiming you're "wise and mentally astute"..... rather an honest person (me) over a hypocritical whiner who cannot control their own thoughts/perceptions. 

 

 

Dude, if a women were to lean into me on the train🤤....

Yes, they are more entitled. Take it as a shit test rather than them insulting you. Just step in front of them haha no need to make scenes. 

Not everyone is aware. She just saw you on the bench and was focused on her question. She wasn't focusing on "omg is he eating 😭 how much food and what is the weight of it while it's inside his mouth before I ask my question". Don't fool me and think you've never asked someone a question even when they had food in their mouth.

-->Solution: Speak gibberish with food in mouth and have some fun with them. Take a while to swallow the food, drink some water, say "excuse me", then say "can you repeat that". 🤣🤣🤣😑

 

[Thought Art]

3 hours ago, Sugarcoat said:

Idk I guess the mind will always try to serve the person best 

Yeah, that’s true. It’s best he does as he wants. 
 

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Edited April 15, 2024 by Thought Art

[Thought Art]

@Lila9 She told someone to fuck off and didn’t even get a warning point.

I asked her not to respond because I thought she was gonna contribute to the thread being a worse conflict than it was. Not because of her gender solely. This thread is contextually sensitive.  
 

I had to make a judgment call in the moment, this isn’t an exact science. 
 

Of course, it’s up to her. But, I’d appreciate us working this out and sharing resources and constructive opinions. 
 

I don’t appreciate being demonized like that actually. 
 

Perhaps I could have communicated with her better, and I acknowledge that. I’m always growing as a person. 

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People have been making some meaningful contributions to this thread and I appreciate that. 
 

Posts about:

1. Self reflection

2. Self honesty 

3. Vulnerability 

4. Questioning thoughts and beliefs

5. Taking ownership of your triggers

6. Self love and self forgiveness..

7. Introspection 

8. Healthy relating

9. Dating advice 

10. Understanding 

People have posted about lots of positive things despite the conflict nature of this thread. 
 

I am bulldozing here for a reason. 

Edited April 15, 2024 by Thought Art

[Thought Art]

What if something was so painful it looked evil and toxic?

What would a mature view on women be?

What if I was consuming a bunch of toxic media telling me lies and only showing me a small sliver of what was true?

What if what was popularly shared on social media was actually a misrepresentation of women?

What if I was wrong? What is the risk of admitting this to myself and others?
 

How would I feel without these painful thoughts and stories I’ve been repeating?

Is it true to make broad sweeping statements about a group or entire gender in this context?

Deep under my pain and hate what do I desperately want but fear I can’t have it don’t deserve?

Is it absolutely true I can’t get what I want? Is it absolutely true there isn’t goodness around me?

If I really feel into this, am I holding double standards? Am I hiding from a  truth I know is there deep down? 

Am I willing to admit I don’t know?

Is it really true that I’m imperfect or broken in some way?

Edited April 16, 2024 by Thought Art

[jimwell]

On 4/13/2024 at 1:22 AM, bebotalk said:

Over the past few weeks, I've had the following discourse with pretty women:

 

- Shouted at a group of pretty women, as they purposely cut in line in front of me at McDonald's. they looked shocked, but I didn't care. it's the norm not to cut lines. Being born with a pretty face or nice body doesn't give one a right to circumvent social norms. If that bothers people, then not everybody comes from your shoddy environment or possesses similarly shoddy comprehension. 

- Told one in their face on a train not to touch me, as she and her friend were literally leaning into me on a train station platform. Mind your own space, one doesn't need to touch another. 

- Scolded another hottie, when she asked me for directions to the nearest supermarket whilst I was sitting in a city centre park, eating sandwiches. As she asked me when literally had a mouthful of food, and thus couldn't speak, but she got "irate" at me not responding immediately. Yes, the world revolves around you. You're so cognitively shot that you don't get that basic truth that it DOES NOT revolve around you, since you were raised in a shoddy and pushy environment, like most pretty women seemingly. 

 

Since women are hot are enemies, and act as such, I treat them as such.

You and I know that the core reason you hate and harm beautiful girls is because you love and admire them, but they don't love you back.

You reminded me of Elliot Rodger. I read his manifesto a few years ago. He hated girls because of the same reason I stated above. Initially, he did the things you did. I even remember him pouring hot coffee to a beautiful girl who he couldn't get.  You and he are dangerous, but also pathetic.

I'm issuing a strong warning: If you continue down that pathetic and twisted path, you'll end up the way Elliot did. After all the harm he inflicted on beautiful girls, he eventually murdered them before murdering himself.

Here's a recent case of mass murder committed by a twisted Australian a few days ago, who might have been walking a similar path to you and Elliot. The 40-year-old Joel Cauchi also struggled with sexually attracting girls because of his poor social skills and schizophrenia.

 

 

I know you're too selfish to try to put yourself in the shoes of beautiful girls. But I think it's better if I talk about their perspectives. Yes, many of them may come across as rude, arrogant, or entitled because they possess the power of physical beauty. And you can't really blame them. If you were a man with a beautiful face and body, emitting masculine energy, and highly sexually attractive to girls, you couldn't help but be very self-confident or even arrogant.

Beautiful girls capture the hearts of dozens of boys in person, and hundreds, even thousands more on the internet, every day. That's how powerful they are. It's the reason they can earn a living without exerting as much effort as everybody else does. That's the power of their physical beauty. Their entitlement and arrogance are understandable. The beautiful girls who are confident but not arrogant are the mentally mature ones.

Another strong reason beautiful girls can appear rude and arrogant is because they feel they need to. Throughout their teenage and adult lives, tens of thousands of boys have hit on them. At work, male colleagues hit on them almost daily. Every time they walk down the street, a dozen male pedestrians hit on them. Inside the mall, another dozen horny boys, including pickup artists, hit on them. This constant, repetitive sexual aggression from boys makes beautiful girls feel repulsed and exhausted. It's important to note that almost all of these advances are UNWANTED from the perspective of the beautiful girls, constituting forms of sexual harassment.

How would you feel if an ugly and dirty male Indian homosexual with bad English approached you and initiated unwanted sexual contact? You would feel repulsed, correct? Now, imagine experiencing that scenario multiple times every day. It would undoubtedly make you feel extremely repulsed and annoyed; you might want to murder that homosexual.

That's how beautiful girls frequently feel. They endure various forms of sexual harassment almost daily, leading some to develop defense mechanisms such as aggression, rudeness, or arrogance to deflect unwanted advances. Beautiful girls aren't as physically strong as males, so their defense mechanisms are often subtle, indirect, or aggressive but non-physical. These mechanisms are sensible and valid. Beautiful girls have the right to say NO to horny boys the same way you have the right to say NO to that ugly Indian homosexual. (I'm not being racist to Indians. I remember this user complaining about Indian callers with bad English, hence an Indian homosexual is a suitable example.)

How do I know these things? I also frequently experience what beautiful girls experience. I'm not bragging but I must acknowledge that I tend to sexually attract beautiful girls (and ugly ones), and male homosexuals and bisexuals. Possessing beauty is a gift from God but it is also a curse. I frequently endure unwanted sexual advances, and most of them leave me feeling repulsed and annoyed - it amounts to sexual harassment. There's only a small percentage of girls who I want to fuck or impregnate.

I'm lucky because I can defend myself from sexual predators. Male homosexuals and bisexuals are much more sexually aggressive than girls but they fear and respect me, hence their sexual aggression towards me is implicit and subtle. Just a few hours ago, I deflected an implicit sexual aggression from a male homosexual neighbor via screaming at him and calling him a fagg0t until he walked away. I made my defense mechanism explicit because the implicit sexual aggression had happened too many times and my implicit defense mechanism was not enough to stop it. Humans are too greedy and immature to stop their shit.  

I feel very sorry for beautiful girls because they tend to be easy targets for sexual predators. And beautiful girls tend to endure explicit sexual aggression from horny boys, resulting in significant mental-emotional pain. And in some cases, beautiful girls are even murdered by these sexual predators as documented by the video below.

If you have some remaining goodness and sanity in you. Try to understand what I said. You can't blame beautiful girls and you can't hate them that much. You are free to dislike them but STOP harming them.