Leo's Blog Discussion Mega-Thread

[VioletFlame]

12 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

Not ruthless enough to run the world.

And that's a good thing, arguably, a blessing. Aside from Jehovah's Witnesses, who wants to "run" the world, anyway? Hitlers & Trumps (Machiavellian leaders), usually, and now AI & robots.. engineered by men who are typically obsessed with replicating sci-fi movies. Predominantly, and throughout history, men, not women, desired to "rule" the world, and for all the most corrupt, ruthless, & selfish reasons. The operative term being "rule". It's rare one wants to "save" mankind, or help the world; it's rare to come across a high-conscious leader, unless their stage Yellow or Turquoise. Instead, leaders & "rulers" want to dominate and make the world their own, which fits into their  "box" and satisfies their own survival needs, biases', ideologies, & fantasies on what the world should look like, failing to consider what's best for the majority of mankind; oblivious to the whole picture.

[Leo Gura]

Just now, Basman said:

Me too. 

My question to the haters is, are you mad that I went to Epstein Island, or are you mad that you didn't?

WTF am I reading??

[Lila9]

1 minute ago, Leo Gura said:

But many women are crazy and delusional. Her POV is not necessarily reality.

What man doesn't have naked pictures of his girlfriend on his phone?

Of course. Because they would lose.

Maybe men just don’t want to listen. Maybe it’s easier to call women crazy and delusional rather than seeing them as human beings worth listening to. Maybe they act crazy because they don’t feel seen or listened to enough.

He took naked pictures of her without her permission. She didn’t consent to that, and he didn’t respect it. He wanted to sell those pictures or share them in some group of nasty men. This is very violating behavior. Imagine if someone did it to you.

They are not doing it because they are going to lose, but because they don’t see a point in it. Most women see men as human beings. In order to dominate and objectify someone, one has to strip the other of their humanity. This is what men do to women. Men don’t care about truth or love. They would destroy women to death if they could.

 

[NewKidOnTheBlock]

9 minutes ago, Butters said:

I've been to Epstein island and I enjoyed it 🏝️

Reminds me of the Katy Perry's "I kissed a girl" song

3 minutes ago, Basman said:

Me too. 

My question to the haters is, are you mad that I went to Epstein Island, or are you mad that you didn't?

 

Bro is just randomly honing his ragebaiting skills on a spiritual/self improvement forum

[Leo Gura]

3 minutes ago, Lila9 said:

Maybe men just don’t want to listen. Maybe it’s easier to call women crazy and delusional rather than seeing them as human beings worth listening to. Maybe they act crazy because they don’t feel seen or listened to enough.

Maybe is the key word there.

Maybe.

The amount of delusional women in the world boggles the mind.

Edited 2 hours ago by Leo Gura

[Ulax]

31 minutes ago, Lila9 said:

Because we are too intelligent to seek power for the sake of it.

True leadership is not about dominance but service.

Bro come on. That claim is so universal that even a single exception disproves it.

One example is Griselda Blanco. She was a Colombian drug lord, and being a Colombian drug lord is all about power.

 

[lostingenosmaze]

5 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

WTF am I reading??

Lmao you need to spend some time on 4chan/toxic parts of Reddit. Exercise that troll-awareness-muscle a little.

[darkspring001]

15 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

But many women are crazy and delusional. Her POV is not necessarily reality.

What man doesn't have naked pictures of his girlfriend on his phone?

Of course. Because they would lose.

I, a woman. Have began talking to someone with possible on-set schizophrenia symptoms, psychosis mostly. His mother has it , his sister has it. Even though he seems like a nice guy, is this a reason to stop talking to him? I didn’t want anything serious but it seems like he does. @Leo Gura

[Leo Gura]

4 minutes ago, darkspring001 said:

is this a reason to stop talking to him?

Talking is one thing. Sleeping is another.

Do not underestimate psychotic people. That could end real bad. Don't be a jerk, but stay safe.

Edited 2 hours ago by Leo Gura

[Butters]

2 minutes ago, darkspring001 said:

I, a woman. Have began talking to someone with possible on-set schizophrenia symptoms, psychosis mostly. His mother has it , his sister has it. Even though he seems like a nice guy, is this a reason to stop talking to him? I didn’t want anything serious but it seems like he does. @Leo Gura

Yes my advice would be: run 🏃🏽‍♀️

 

[darkspring001]

6 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

Talking is one thing. Sleeping is another.

Do not underestimate psychotic people. That could end real bad. Don't be a jerk, but stay safe.

I just don’t know how to end it in a way that would not hurt his feelings, or make it seem like I just cut him off out of nowhere. Like, he knows where I live, and I feel like if I block him out of nowhere, who knows what could happen? Or maybe that’s just my anxious mind. 

[Lila9]

10 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

Maybe is the key word there.

Maybe.

The amount of delusional women in the world boggles the mind.

Hahaha this world is hijacked by delusional men. They are the real problem. 

[VioletFlame]

I've had some of my most interesting conversations with a schizophrenic, but I'm not advising you to talk to anyone you intuitively don't feel comfortable with. Safety first, always, and definitely follow your gut. Schizos can be vastly dismissed, misconceived, & stigmatized and most of the time if you just talk to them like you would any other person, they're not so bad as they're perceived to be. A large reason is because there are various types of schizophrenics and they have different severities, so it depends. But they most of the time just want to feel heard and understood, just like all of us. It's of course wise to draw a line between friendliness/inclusivity, & keeping the space/creating a healthy distance between you and the person. Always remain neutral and always keep your guard up. But I'm that person who tries to understand schizophrenics, if I happen to come across one, and treat them/talk to them like any other human being. If it becomes too unintelligible, show them understanding (even though you have no clue what they just said lol), and politely disengage. 

One of my best friends actually developed schizophrenia over the last few years and it has absolutely broke my heart to see the "shift" in her personality, but she is completely harmless, she's just experiencing life differently now.

6 minutes ago, darkspring001 said:

I just don’t know how to end it in a way that would not hurt his feelings, or make it seem like I just cut him off out of nowhere. Like, he knows where I live, and I feel like if I block him out of nowhere, who knows what could happen? Or maybe that’s just my anxious mind. 

 

Edited 2 hours ago by VioletFlame

[Sincerity]

42 minutes ago, Yimpa said:

 

What was the point of posting this?

[Leo Gura]

27 minutes ago, darkspring001 said:

I just don’t know how to end it in a way that would not hurt his feelings, or make it seem like I just cut him off out of nowhere. Like, he knows where I live, and I feel like if I block him out of nowhere, who knows what could happen? Or maybe that’s just my anxious mind. 

You can keep talking to him but let him know you're not interested in anything romantical.

Blocking him is being a jerk.

Edited 2 hours ago by Leo Gura

[Ulax]

32 minutes ago, VioletFlame said:

I've had some of my most interesting conversations with a schizophrenic, but I'm not advising you to talk to anyone you intuitively don't feel comfortable with. Safety first, always, and definitely follow your gut. Schizos can be vastly dismissed, misconceived, & stigmatized and most of the time if you just talk to them like you would any other person, they're not so bad as they're perceived to be. A large reason is because there are various types of schizophrenics and they have different severities, so it depends. But they most of the time just want to feel heard and understood, just like all of us. It's of course wise to draw a line between friendliness/inclusivity, & keeping the space/creating a healthy distance between you and the person. Always remain neutral and always keep your guard up. But I'm that person who tries to understand schizophrenics, if I happen to come across one, and treat them/talk to them like any other human being. If it becomes too unintelligible, show them understanding (even though you have no clue what they just said lol), and politely disengage. 

One of my best friends actually developed schizophrenia over the last few years and it has absolutely broke my heart to see the "shift" in her personality, but she is completely harmless, she's just experiencing life differently now.

I think the issue when it comes to having kids with someone with mental illness is that people with mental illness have significantly worse expected outcomes in life. And that inevitably represents a risk when it comes to the outcomes that your kids will experience. Both in terms of their ability as a parent, and in terms of the genes they pass down.

I say that as someone who deals with serious mental health issues.

Its not fair but it is a reality.

[Leo Gura]

She may be harmless, but mentally ill people are too irresponsible to raise healthy children. It's not their fault. They can't help it.

Children deserve better.

Not everyone needs to breed. Irresponsible people should not have kids.

Edited 55 minutes ago by Leo Gura

[Butters]

1 hour ago, Leo Gura said:

The amount of delusional women in the world boggles the mind.

That's why in Islam the husband is the spiritual guide for the woman and his family. Women need spiritual guidance. 

Of course Muslims are also delusional, that doesn't mean these traditions are bad. 

[Rafael Thundercat]

@Xonas Pitfall I think you did the explaing work better than me. What you said make sense, i mean, Is something one can feel, grounded writing. Thanks

[Leo Gura]

17 minutes ago, Butters said:

That's why in Islam the husband is the spiritual guide for the woman and his family. Women need spiritual guidance.

Muslim men have no business guiding anyone spiritually.

Blind leading the blind.