Hello, fellow Sup Forumsacks. I have been wanting to start a thread on this topic for a while. I've come to a realization in the last few days:
-I'm a free man because I refuse to bow down to what society expects me to do.
I am 28, I work between 20 and 30 hours a week, and make enough money to get by and allow myself certain pleasures. I haven't had a girlfriend in quite some time and I don't even miss it. I don't want to have children, nor do I wish to marry anyone as it is clear to me that women can only be good partners if there is enough societal pressure to force them to behave properly.
I am free to travel wherever I want to, whenever I want to. I feel very free. I have freed myself from my porn and alcohol habits, and keep a very healthy lifestyle and diet. I am a MGTOW in a certain way, and I don't mind it because I already experienced all I wanted to experience with a woman, and I certainly don't miss those experiences. I am fairly red-pilled on kikes, fascism and race, so I don't let the media or a decadent society (like the German one) dictate what I should do. Any other guys here know what it feels like to be free?
I recommend becoming a hermit that reads poetry and does Shikantaza in order to achieve Denial of the Will-to-Live.
Within the context of Schopenhauer's metaphysics of the will, you are not truly free until you deny it through some mystical practice that leads to experiences akin to acosmism.
Logan Cruz
>tfw you have to be free Why even live?
Luis Myers
You linked a pic of Schopenhauer. Have you studied him in-depth? He would say you're not free because you have not done "denial of the Will-to-Live" -- which involves asceticism.
He'd say the fact you are still gripped by insatiable desires means you are not free.
Christopher Morris
Cioran kicks ass.
Jack Carter
>gripped by insatiable desires
Strong reading comprehension skills. In my post I clearly stated that I no longer let my instincts rule me, and I don't do any drugs. All I do in my spare time is consume art and literature and strive to live in virtue.
Ryan Davis
>I refuse to bow down to what society expects me to do.
Society doesn't expect anything. Society doesn't have a mind, so it can't have expectations. Society is just an imaginary concept for aggregates of people. People don't all think the same thing, so it's absurd to say that society could expect something definite.
