-Don't steal a tractor. Definitely don't steal one with the intent to go to a college campus to kill 2 people and then go on a vehicular rampage. GTA is not a LARP. Also: Great work in reinforcing that negative stereotype.
-If your kid keeps insisting they're hearing mobsters in their closet, carefully investigate it, there might be bees. Also, dear sweet evil Jesus! That's a lot of bees!
-Cicadas are loud. This year is a rarity, multiple cicada broods have emerged, something that hasn't happened since 1803. The police are powerless to stop horny insects.
In case you're a normie or know nothing about Warhammer 40,000, I'll catch you up. The Custodes, the personal bodyguards for the God-Emperor of Man, just recently released a new codex, a book that contains the rules and lore tidbits for the faction. In a single paragraph bit of fluff it tells the story of a female Custodes. I won't go all that deep into the lore and fluff of that story. I get it,
Oh, but I find it both funny and scary; I'm just not sure whether it's more one or the other. I probably would go with scary...
It's kind of funny to me from a different angle too, since I decided long ago to stay single for life. I never craved a relationship like other people did, so that decision was easy, and to this day, I don't think a relationship is for me. Still, I would be lying if I said I don't have doubts sometimes.
And yet, I often see in videos of both 'need no man!' feminists and 'need no woman!' red-pill guys, full of one-sided platitudes on why being single is great, and relationships suck. Sure, if you're young and climbing the career ladder, or you're a crazy scientist, activist, or whatever, and focus your attention on that, it may work for you for a while. But will it work for you once you're forty, fifty, or seventy? Or once your career is over? AFAIK we have studies on that, and they don't paint a pretty picture, at least for the majority of single, older people.
I don't know what the heck happened to society, but too many people believe they're outliers and it won't happen to them. The result is not going to be pretty.
5772591 A big part of it is dating apps, a big part if it is hustle culture being pushed super hard and a big part of it is everyone has been told for a long time that we're all special and unique, just like a snowflake and we're all destined to do something great.
I don't know whether I should find it more funny or scary...
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Why not both?
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Oh, but I find it both funny and scary; I'm just not sure whether it's more one or the other. I probably would go with scary...
It's kind of funny to me from a different angle too, since I decided long ago to stay single for life. I never craved a relationship like other people did, so that decision was easy, and to this day, I don't think a relationship is for me. Still, I would be lying if I said I don't have doubts sometimes.
And yet, I often see in videos of both 'need no man!' feminists and 'need no woman!' red-pill guys, full of one-sided platitudes on why being single is great, and relationships suck. Sure, if you're young and climbing the career ladder, or you're a crazy scientist, activist, or whatever, and focus your attention on that, it may work for you for a while. But will it work for you once you're forty, fifty, or seventy? Or once your career is over? AFAIK we have studies on that, and they don't paint a pretty picture, at least for the majority of single, older people.
I don't know what the heck happened to society, but too many people believe they're outliers and it won't happen to them. The result is not going to be pretty.
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A big part of it is dating apps, a big part if it is hustle culture being pushed super hard and a big part of it is everyone has been told for a long time that we're all special and unique, just like a snowflake and we're all destined to do something great.
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You're probably right. Once self corrective mechanisms kicks in it will be... interesting, to say the least .