Different CloudWhich parts don't you agree with?
The only reason you or anyone will disagree with what I said is because I'm messing up with your their entire system, your beliefs and your not willing to accept it.
It is normal to want to have friends, to want women in your life, and to be liked - these are healthy, natural drives. It isn’t a bad thing, we want a healthy economy, but you need to understand what is going on so you aren’t being lead around like a dog on a leash.
Society has evolved to maintain social order. It is designed to give you a set of achievable goals that you can meet:
* First go to school, then uni, then get a job, then set up a retirement fund, then retire when you are 60 - successful life.
Society gives you endless stimulation - a magic pill for everything, the answer for all your problems. The magic pill isn’t expected, it is demanded! In our society, the supply will always meet the demand. You can be the spoke in the wheel, and if you believe in the system everything will be fine. This is the way our society has evolved - no one is responsible for it.
When a situation arises and there is no solution to the problem, people are outraged. When they don’t get what they want, it is messing with their entire system. People don’t want to look at the multi-dimensions of the way the world works.
A douche walks around with a gap in his self esteem. When he finds a woman, he fills that gap. He feels what a centered guy calls “normal.” It is a taste of validation. The guy thinks he is in love with the other person because he now has that good feeling in his body - codependence. BUT that good feeling is something you should self-generate. You should always feel that in you.
Everyone has experienced this. Have you ever noticed how you feel “good” when you get a new haircut and wear your new shirt and shoes? Has it ever occurred to you that you should feel that way all the time?
In relation with relationship and love. When you love somebody, that personal connection you create can absolutely fuel that great feeling in your body, but when you lose that person from your life, that good feeling should not go away. Obviously, it is ok to feel loss, but beyond that we are going into unhealthy land.
A lot of guys use a woman as a form of situational confidence. When the woman is taken away from them, they feel lost.
When you meet a girl and she sees you as an abundance minded guy - the cool, non outcome dependent, non reaction seeking, completely unattached to any kind of result - you are attractive.
When you feel those good emotions, you feel attached to the girl. Then, you start to chode yourself out because you become attached to the outcome…and then she leaves to go to the bathroom and you feel a pang of loss. Maybe you see her talking to some other guy - do you man up, grab her, and pull her back? NO! You feel your state dropping. This doesn’t mean don’t fall in love, the point is you need to be a man of standards. You can have a great connection with a girl and enjoy the emotions, but you cannot be losing state if attraction fizzles out.
Love is something you experience in yourself. It is something you experience walking down the street, talking to your friend, and looking at the sky. You don't get it from having money.
Social conditioning retarded and our society is phucked up.... Many you should re-watch the matrix and take the red pill this time round and unplug yourself.