I think that the biggest red pill one can be grant with is the knowledge that you'll always be alone no matter what has happened,happens and will happen,no matter who will be by your side.We humans try to have connections with other humans but due to our nature we either get too close or get distant,but in both cases we get hurt by our relations.Think about it,no one will always stay with you,so what's the point of struggling so much in order to have something that we humans cannot achieve?
Even if one individual's blink equals to a year will he be able to feel always warm in his heart?No,it'll be a short moment that will fade away surrounded by lonely thoughts and events full of hate and sorrowness.
So why do so many try with such desperation to feel that warmness?Why don't they simply focus on themselves?What's the point of being in a group,of being surrounded by good people if you are inferiour and weak?What is the point of having social relations if they'll always end?
What's the point of hurting ourselves so much when we can try to improve ourselves not for the others,but for us?
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HUGE WISDOM to realize the fundamental fact that we are each lone beings.
NOT BIG WISDOM if you think that the status quo is loneliness, hate or despair
Realize that there is no 'final point' and that we cannot cling to states of despair any more than we can cling to states of happiness. All of the emotions / events ebb and flow.
It's not so much a ride on the waves but learning to surf them.
alone, but not always.
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Alone but not lonely.
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Perhaps learning self love is the final red pill. I never thought of it that way.
I find most people to be emotional vampires. Most people only want to know you to get something from you. That is why I prefer the Chan Hive Mind.
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Wasn't this the great takeaway from our social media experiment? It showed just how selfish people were. Our great "connection software" only served to make us feel more isolated.
>You are your own best friend.
You can't just rationalize your way out of your own humanity. We're hardwired to being social beings and trying to circumvent that is detrimental to your physical and mental well-being.
Accepting your vulnerability is one way to get ahead in the game. But it's not just loneliness that getting to me. It's the realization that even if you can get a decent relationship going, odds are you're redpilled to the point that you don't live even in the same realm as your SO does.
You'll be always alone with what you know made you.
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