2025 blackpill - Love & Commitment: The Aging Bachelor pill

[Seth Walsh]

This one will be a tough read so PLEASE BACK OUT OF THE THREAD NOW IF YOU CANNOT HANDLE IT

The Perilous Path of the Aging Bachelor: Why Men Flee Stability Until It’s Too Late​

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I. The Dangers of Aging Bachelorhood: A Slow-Motion Tragedy​

The myth of the “carefree bachelor” crumbles with age, revealing a stark reality of loneliness, regret, and existential decay. Here’s what awaits those who delay commitment indefinitely:

1. Isolation and Emotional Sterility​

• Loneliness amplifies with age: Friends marry, families grow, and social circles shrink. The bachelor’s “freedom” morphs into weekends spent in silence, scrolling through photos of peers surrounded by grandchildren.
• No safety net: Without a lifelong partner or children, aging bachelors lack caregivers in times of illness or frailty. The state of dying alone in a sterile hospital bed becomes a tangible fear.

2. Stagnation of Purpose​

• Legacy? There is none: A life devoid of marriage and children leaves no mark on the world. The bachelor’s stories, values, and wisdom die with him.
• Selfishness becomes a cage: Years of prioritizing “me time” calcify into an inability to sacrifice for others, rendering meaningful relationships impossible.

3. The Tyranny of Regret​

• The “what if” haunting: Men who evaded commitment to avoid “missing out” eventually realize they missed everything: love, partnership, and the irreplaceable joy of raising a family.
• Sexual marketplace obsolescence: Aging bachelors compete with younger, more vibrant men for fleeting flings, a humbling reminder that superficiality has an expiration date.

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II. Why Men Psychologically Flee Marriage (Even When Stability Is Within Reach)​

Young men often sabotage their own futures by conflating freedom with fear. Here’s the psychology behind the self-sabotage:

1. The Illusion of Infinite Options​

• Grass-is-greener syndrome: Men addicted to novelty convince themselves a “better” partner exists just around the corner. Spoiler: She doesn’t.
• Fear of responsibility: Commitment requires emotional labor—listening, compromising, nurturing. Many men would rather chase dopamine hits (promotions, hookups, hobbies) than grow up.

2. Trauma Disguised as “Independence”​

• Avoidant attachment styles: Men raised in broken homes or toxic relationships often equate marriage with suffocation. They mistake emotional unavailability for “strength.”
• Peter Pan Syndrome: Eternal adolescence is easier than confronting one’s flaws. Why fix your communication issues or selfishness when you can blame “marriage” as the problem?

3. Societal Lies​

• “Focus on your career first”: A cope. Stable marriages enhance men’s careers (emotional support, shared burdens, tax benefits).
• “Alpha males don’t settle”: Toxic influencers peddle this fantasy to insecure men. Real alphas lead families.

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III. The Psychology of “I Don’t Want to Get Married”: A Mask for Unresolved Trauma​

When a man claims he “doesn’t believe in marriage,” translate it: “I haven’t attracted a quality partner, and I’m too scared to admit why.”

The Hidden Script​

• Defense Mechanism 101: Sour grapes. If he can’t secure a loyal partner, he dismisses marriage as “outdated” to protect his ego.
• Fear of Exposure: Commitment mirrors your flaws. A girlfriend would notice his emotional immaturity, poor finances, or porn addiction—so he avoids the risk entirely.

The Self-Sabotage Cycle​

1. Low self-esteem: He believes he’s unworthy of love, so he pursues casual flings to avoid rejection.
2. Arrested development: Years of avoiding vulnerability stunt his ability to bond.
3. Cynicism as armor: “Marriage is a scam” becomes his mantra to rationalize loneliness.

The Wake-Up Call​

Men in this trap must ask:

• Is my “freedom” just fear of being judged?
• Am I blaming marriage to avoid fixing myself?
• Will I regret this when I’m 60 and invisible?

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Conclusion: Grow Up or Rot Alone​

Aging bachelorhood isn’t a choice—it’s a failure of courage. Marriage isn’t about losing freedom; it’s about gaining a legacy. Men who flee stability to chase shadows of autonomy end up with nothing but ghosts. The clock ticks. The choice is yours: Evolve or evaporate.

 

[Aviddegree40571]

This one will be a tough read so PLEASE BACK OUT OF THE THREAD NOW IF YOU CANNOT HANDLE IT

The Perilous Path of the Aging Bachelor: Why Men Flee Stability Until It’s Too Late​

---

I. The Dangers of Aging Bachelorhood: A Slow-Motion Tragedy​

The myth of the “carefree bachelor” crumbles with age, revealing a stark reality of loneliness, regret, and existential decay. Here’s what awaits those who delay commitment indefinitely:

1. Isolation and Emotional Sterility​

• Loneliness amplifies with age: Friends marry, families grow, and social circles shrink. The bachelor’s “freedom” morphs into weekends spent in silence, scrolling through photos of peers surrounded by grandchildren.
• No safety net: Without a lifelong partner or children, aging bachelors lack caregivers in times of illness or frailty. The state of dying alone in a sterile hospital bed becomes a tangible fear.

2. Stagnation of Purpose​

• Legacy? There is none: A life devoid of marriage and children leaves no mark on the world. The bachelor’s stories, values, and wisdom die with him.
• Selfishness becomes a cage: Years of prioritizing “me time” calcify into an inability to sacrifice for others, rendering meaningful relationships impossible.

3. The Tyranny of Regret​

• The “what if” haunting: Men who evaded commitment to avoid “missing out” eventually realize they missed everything: love, partnership, and the irreplaceable joy of raising a family.
• Sexual marketplace obsolescence: Aging bachelors compete with younger, more vibrant men for fleeting flings, a humbling reminder that superficiality has an expiration date.

---

II. Why Men Psychologically Flee Marriage (Even When Stability Is Within Reach)​

Young men often sabotage their own futures by conflating freedom with fear. Here’s the psychology behind the self-sabotage:

1. The Illusion of Infinite Options​

• Grass-is-greener syndrome: Men addicted to novelty convince themselves a “better” partner exists just around the corner. Spoiler: She doesn’t.
• Fear of responsibility: Commitment requires emotional labor—listening, compromising, nurturing. Many men would rather chase dopamine hits (promotions, hookups, hobbies) than grow up.

2. Trauma Disguised as “Independence”​

• Avoidant attachment styles: Men raised in broken homes or toxic relationships often equate marriage with suffocation. They mistake emotional unavailability for “strength.”
• Peter Pan Syndrome: Eternal adolescence is easier than confronting one’s flaws. Why fix your communication issues or selfishness when you can blame “marriage” as the problem?

3. Societal Lies​

• “Focus on your career first”: A cope. Stable marriages enhance men’s careers (emotional support, shared burdens, tax benefits).
• “Alpha males don’t settle”: Toxic influencers peddle this fantasy to insecure men. Real alphas lead families.

---

III. The Psychology of “I Don’t Want to Get Married”: A Mask for Unresolved Trauma​

When a man claims he “doesn’t believe in marriage,” translate it: “I haven’t attracted a quality partner, and I’m too scared to admit why.”

The Hidden Script​

• Defense Mechanism 101: Sour grapes. If he can’t secure a loyal partner, he dismisses marriage as “outdated” to protect his ego.
• Fear of Exposure: Commitment mirrors your flaws. A girlfriend would notice his emotional immaturity, poor finances, or porn addiction—so he avoids the risk entirely.

The Self-Sabotage Cycle​

1. Low self-esteem: He believes he’s unworthy of love, so he pursues casual flings to avoid rejection.
2. Arrested development: Years of avoiding vulnerability stunt his ability to bond.
3. Cynicism as armor: “Marriage is a scam” becomes his mantra to rationalize loneliness.

The Wake-Up Call​

Men in this trap must ask:

• Is my “freedom” just fear of being judged?
• Am I blaming marriage to avoid fixing myself?
• Will I regret this when I’m 60 and invisible?

---

Conclusion: Grow Up or Rot Alone​

Aging bachelorhood isn’t a choice—it’s a failure of courage. Marriage isn’t about losing freedom; it’s about gaining a legacy. Men who flee stability to chase shadows of autonomy end up with nothing but ghosts. The clock ticks. The choice is yours: Evolve or evaporate.

High iq thread, im save myself for the right one.

 

[heightmaxxing]

Probably a High iq thread.
I DNR tbh

 

[Seth Walsh]

Sexual marketplace obsolescence: Aging bachelors compete with younger, more vibrant men for fleeting flings, a humbling reminder that superficiality has an expiration date.

 

[sarmatian]

Very good thread.

 

[Seth Walsh]

Probably a High iq thread.
I DNR tbh

Watch the Jordan Peterson short at least

 

[Lord Shadow]

Do you think staying single is always a mistake or does it depend on the person?

 

[heightmaxxing]

Watch the Jordan Peterson short at least

I read the entire thread.
Good shit bookmarked

 

[Lord Shadow]

Do you think staying single is always a mistake or does it depend on the person?

Also do you believe marriage guarantees happiness or would u say its more about how people approach relationships?

 

[Seth Walsh]

Do you think staying single is always a mistake or does it depend on the person?

Well it depends on the person of course.

Staying single because you haven't found someone you want to marry, while sorting yourself out emotionally and financially is obviously fair.

The main point of this thread is to turn up the heat on those who claim "marriage is a scam - she'll divorce you and take 50%".

1. 50% of 0 is 0.
2. No one is trying to marry slayers in their 30s.
3. Such people most of the time have unresolved mental/psychological problems which they have not yet confronted. Women can sense that intuitively and that's why they're single.

Caveats: Looks matter. But isn't it bizarre seeing "blackpillers" get blackpilled when they see a bluepilled MTN oofie in a stable marriage with a HTB, with kids? The usual cope is "Oh bro but he's not SLAYING her. Dead bedroom 100% of the time etc".

But who's the odd one out. The aging bachelors, or the stable married men? Who's more mature, who's coping?

I'm calling out oldcel "slayers" who claim raking up their bodycount on dating apps is a more worthwhile way to spend life than having a meaningful relationship, building wealth, trust, stability, and much much more.

What I'm saying is; aging bachelors are often (mostly), narcy copers who have severe unresolved mental issues which leads them down that path.

I'm not calling out anyone in particular.


Just wanted to drop this nuke of a blackpill. Because I believe in what I'm saying - and hopefully it can help people assess their lives better.

 

[Seth Walsh]

Also do you believe marriage guarantees happiness or would u say its more about how people approach relationships?

Obviously marriage doesn't guarantee happiness. You can be in terrible marriages with terrible people.

Even if you get married to someone you truly love; tough times will come and responsibilities will be there.

But at least you've got someone to share most of your life with, and if they genuinely elevate you and bring more ups than downs, it sure is better than being alone year after year and coming up with more insane rationalizations and attacks on why EVERYONE ELSE who got married got it wrong.

Seeing aging bachelors is brutal. And most lie about "slaying" too. This is something that's never been talked about here, because this place has never been properly blackpilled.

 

[Foreverbrad]

Never had the choice really, ascended too late. Not marrying some whore who’s had a hundred chads cum inside her (every foid my age).

 

[Seth Walsh]

Never had the choice really, ascended too late. Not marrying some whore who’s had a hundred chads cum inside her (every foid my age).

Well don't you think the best path is to align towards what you truly want?

I mean optimizing.

Spending your time on something you really feel is worthwhile, and pays you for it

• That can mean career pivots. Even if it's just an idea. A long term plan will change your life. A plan to get into something you love doing.
• Looking your best. Dressing well. Not overdoing any one area. Having things to look forward to.
• Holding yourself to progress and catching yourself when you're using negativity or cynicism as a defence mechanism.

You're a good person. So don't put barriers in your way. Holding yourself to a higher standard reaps more long term benefits than you can image. So why bother talk about "whores, foids, etc". Stop focusing on that, no one cares.


Ask yourself do you want your life to be wasted where your mind is fixed on stuff like "ascended too late. Not marrying some whore who’s had a hundred chads cum inside her (every foid my age)."

If it makes you happy then fine. But I'm more than sure it brings you more torment. It's unnecessary and self inflicted.

 

[Seth Walsh]

BUMP

 

[AverageTevvezFan]

Great thread

 

[p0lishsubhuman]

interesting thread

for me it basically comes down to not wanting to have kids, I just don't have that desire in me, that's basically it

 

[Seth Walsh]

 

[moreroidsmoredates]

You should make more threads.

 

[Seth Walsh]

You should make more threads.

Thanks Boyo.

I have a few in the stash but they are SO BRUTAL I'm afraid some users might rope. So I'm not going to post them.

I'm glad you like these new, avant-garde hyper realistic blackpill threads. Some guys are stuck in 2011-2017.

 

[moreroidsmoredates]

Thanks Boyo.

Don’t talk like that.

I have a few in the stash but they are SO BRUTAL I'm afraid some users might rope. So I'm not going to post them.

Post it bro, I’m curious. Why care about some users on looksmax.org. POST!

I'm glad you like these new, avant-garde hyper realistic blackpill threads. Some guys are stuck in 2011-2017.

Tired of seeing useless threads on here. Your threads bring genuine value, so please keep going.

 

[Seth Walsh]

Continuation of the opening post (maybe lifefuel/motivation for some?) @moreroidsmoredates

I. The Pillars of a Fulfilled Life: What Bachelors Secretly Crave​

Those who build families and communities don’t just survive aging—they thrive. Here’s why:

1. Emotional Armor​

• Built-In Support Systems: A wife notices his cancer symptoms early. Adult children negotiate his nursing home care. Grandkids force him to stay active. Mortality is softened by love, not fought alone.
• Shared Burdens: Layoffs, illnesses, grief—these crises break solitary men. Married men distribute the weight. A 60-year-old with a family isn’t “trapped”; he’s insulated.

2. Legacy: The Ultimate Fuck You to Death​

• Generational Immortality: His values live in his son’s work ethic, his daughter’s humor, his grandson’s eyes. The bachelor’s “freedom” dies with his last breath.
• Purpose Beyond Self: Family men wake up with obligations—coaching Little League, funding college tuitions, mentoring grandchildren. These aren’t burdens; they’re reasons to stay alive.

3. Social Capital Compound Interest​

• Networks That Matter: Decades of weddings, BBQs, and graduations forge alliances. At 55, the family man’s friends are godparents, business partners, and caretakers. The bachelor’s “bros” are strangers by 50.
• Class-Specific Stability:
  • Working-Class: Multi-generational households pool resources. Retirees babysit grandkids instead of rotting in Medicaid homes.
  • Upper-Class: Dynasties form. Wealth and influence pass to heirs, not the state.

---

II. The Psychology of Resentment: Why Bachelors Attack What They Can’t Have​

Bachelors don’t hate family men—they hate the mirror they hold up to their own failure. This is pure psychological projection:

1. The Copium of “Choice”​

• “They’re All Miserable”: The bachelor claims married men are “trapped” in sexless marriages. Reality? Studies show married men report higher sexual satisfaction and live 10+ years longer than singles.
• “I’m Avoiding Drama”: Translation: “I’m too emotionally incompetent to resolve conflict.” Healthy families navigate strife; bachelors rage-quit relationships at the first disagreement.

2. Sour Grapes Warfare​

• Mocking “Simps”: Accusing husbands of “serving” wives is a cope for their own inability to attract loyalty. A wife cooking dinner isn’t “oppression”—it’s partnership. The bachelor’s “independence” means eating microwave meals alone.
• “Kids Ruin Your Life”: A lie sold by men who fear responsibility. Parents describe childbirth as “the first time I understood love.” The bachelor’s “child-free” stance is often involuntary—women vet out selfish partners early.

3. Fear of Exposure​

• The Incel Undercurrent: Deep down, the bachelor knows he failed the primal test: attracting and keeping a mate. Insulting family men is his last defense against the truth—he is evolutionarily obsolete.
• Class-Based Shame:
  • Working-Class Bachelors: Resent “family men” for having purpose beyond the pub. Their own fathers were absent; they attack present dads to numb their daddy issues.
  • Middle-Class Bachelors: Hate “soccer dads” for having the courage to embrace mundanity. Their own lives are a hollow performance of “adventures” no one will remember.

---

III. The Projection Playbook: How Bachelors Gaslight Themselves​

Every insult hurled at family men is a confession:

1. “They’re Boring” = “I’m Terrified of Being Forgotten”​

• Family men’s lives are interwoven with others’ stories. The bachelor’s “exciting” life—raves, Tinder flings, solo trips—leaves no mark. His Instagram is a graveyard of dead memories.

2. “Marriage Is a Trap” = “I’m Unlovable”​

• Healthy marriages require vulnerability, compromise, and growth—skills bachelors lack. Claiming marriage is a “trap” masks their terror of being deemed inadequate by a partner.

3. “Kids Are Annoying” = “No One Will Mourn Me”​

• Children force men to confront their mortality. The bachelor’s disdain for kids screams, “I’ve accepted my lineage dies with me.” Parents, meanwhile, live with the comfort that their love will outlast them.

---

IV. The Final Tally: What Each Path Buys You​

Family Men​

• Age 50: Coaching his kid’s team, respected at church, planning a 25th anniversary trip.
• Age 70: Surrounded by grandchildren, cared for by adult children, legacy secured.
• Death: Funeral packed with generations. Obituary calls him “beloved.”

Bachelors​

• Age 50: Lying about his age on Tinder, drinking alone, “uncle” to kids who pity him.
• Age 70: Forgotten in a state facility. Nurses steal his wallet.
• Death: Cremated anonymously. Possessions auctioned to pay debts.

---

Conclusion: The Lie Dies, You Don’t​

Bachelors’ hatred of family men isn’t contempt—it’s grief for the life they’ll never have. Every meme mocking marriage, every rant about “cucks,” every smug child-free post—it’s all a scream into the void: “I wish I mattered.”

Family men endure sleepless nights, teenage rebellions, and marital spats… and win. They earn love that outlives them. Bachelors? They trade their humanity for “freedom” and die as footnotes.

Projection won’t save you. Only courage can.

 

[XtrovertNTnormalfag]

Very legit thread.
@New Poster

 

[superpsycho]

Continuation of the opening post (maybe lifefuel/motivation for some?) @moreroidsmoredates

I. The Pillars of a Fulfilled Life: What Bachelors Secretly Crave​

Those who build families and communities don’t just survive aging—they thrive. Here’s why:

1. Emotional Armor​

• Built-In Support Systems: A wife notices his cancer symptoms early. Adult children negotiate his nursing home care. Grandkids force him to stay active. Mortality is softened by love, not fought alone.
• Shared Burdens: Layoffs, illnesses, grief—these crises break solitary men. Married men distribute the weight. A 60-year-old with a family isn’t “trapped”; he’s insulated.

2. Legacy: The Ultimate Fuck You to Death​

• Generational Immortality: His values live in his son’s work ethic, his daughter’s humor, his grandson’s eyes. The bachelor’s “freedom” dies with his last breath.
• Purpose Beyond Self: Family men wake up with obligations—coaching Little League, funding college tuitions, mentoring grandchildren. These aren’t burdens; they’re reasons to stay alive.

3. Social Capital Compound Interest​

• Networks That Matter: Decades of weddings, BBQs, and graduations forge alliances. At 55, the family man’s friends are godparents, business partners, and caretakers. The bachelor’s “bros” are strangers by 50.
• Class-Specific Stability:
  • Working-Class: Multi-generational households pool resources. Retirees babysit grandkids instead of rotting in Medicaid homes.
  • Upper-Class: Dynasties form. Wealth and influence pass to heirs, not the state.

---

II. The Psychology of Resentment: Why Bachelors Attack What They Can’t Have​

Bachelors don’t hate family men—they hate the mirror they hold up to their own failure. This is pure psychological projection:

1. The Copium of “Choice”​

• “They’re All Miserable”: The bachelor claims married men are “trapped” in sexless marriages. Reality? Studies show married men report higher sexual satisfaction and live 10+ years longer than singles.
• “I’m Avoiding Drama”: Translation: “I’m too emotionally incompetent to resolve conflict.” Healthy families navigate strife; bachelors rage-quit relationships at the first disagreement.

2. Sour Grapes Warfare​

• Mocking “Simps”: Accusing husbands of “serving” wives is a cope for their own inability to attract loyalty. A wife cooking dinner isn’t “oppression”—it’s partnership. The bachelor’s “independence” means eating microwave meals alone.
• “Kids Ruin Your Life”: A lie sold by men who fear responsibility. Parents describe childbirth as “the first time I understood love.” The bachelor’s “child-free” stance is often involuntary—women vet out selfish partners early.

3. Fear of Exposure​

• The Incel Undercurrent: Deep down, the bachelor knows he failed the primal test: attracting and keeping a mate. Insulting family men is his last defense against the truth—he is evolutionarily obsolete.
• Class-Based Shame:
  • Working-Class Bachelors: Resent “family men” for having purpose beyond the pub. Their own fathers were absent; they attack present dads to numb their daddy issues.
  • Middle-Class Bachelors: Hate “soccer dads” for having the courage to embrace mundanity. Their own lives are a hollow performance of “adventures” no one will remember.

---

III. The Projection Playbook: How Bachelors Gaslight Themselves​

Every insult hurled at family men is a confession:

1. “They’re Boring” = “I’m Terrified of Being Forgotten”​

• Family men’s lives are interwoven with others’ stories. The bachelor’s “exciting” life—raves, Tinder flings, solo trips—leaves no mark. His Instagram is a graveyard of dead memories.

2. “Marriage Is a Trap” = “I’m Unlovable”​

• Healthy marriages require vulnerability, compromise, and growth—skills bachelors lack. Claiming marriage is a “trap” masks their terror of being deemed inadequate by a partner.

3. “Kids Are Annoying” = “No One Will Mourn Me”​

• Children force men to confront their mortality. The bachelor’s disdain for kids screams, “I’ve accepted my lineage dies with me.” Parents, meanwhile, live with the comfort that their love will outlast them.

---

IV. The Final Tally: What Each Path Buys You​

Family Men​

• Age 50: Coaching his kid’s team, respected at church, planning a 25th anniversary trip.
• Age 70: Surrounded by grandchildren, cared for by adult children, legacy secured.
• Death: Funeral packed with generations. Obituary calls him “beloved.”

Bachelors​

• Age 50: Lying about his age on Tinder, drinking alone, “uncle” to kids who pity him.
• Age 70: Forgotten in a state facility. Nurses steal his wallet.
• Death: Cremated anonymously. Possessions auctioned to pay debts.

---

Conclusion: The Lie Dies, You Don’t​

Bachelors’ hatred of family men isn’t contempt—it’s grief for the life they’ll never have. Every meme mocking marriage, every rant about “cucks,” every smug child-free post—it’s all a scream into the void: “I wish I mattered.”

Family men endure sleepless nights, teenage rebellions, and marital spats… and win. They earn love that outlives them. Bachelors? They trade their humanity for “freedom” and die as footnotes.

Projection won’t save you. Only courage can.

smart.

i wish i could send this to my 59 year old single khhv uncle tbh. while he has aged way better than his siblings who got married and had children, i still wonder what goes through his head sometimes, the time wasted, the regrets, the lost opportunities. he hasnt even moved out of his parents’ house. all i really know about him is he is very high inhib and has emotional issues, but he is still always very relaxed and nice when i am around him.

i hope i dont go down this route tbh. i do want to escape inceldom eventually and not be a bachelor for the rest of my life.

 

[robtical]

This thread is optimist and assumes women and your children will care for you. Reality is very far from the idealism. Most women will get bored of you and be indifferent. Most of the women in marriages are there for using you for companionship/money anyways. You are not going to get any affection. Children only will be grateful if you have lots of inheritance to give. Skeptical with declining family values.

If you are gonna have the minority of successful marriage, where you are respected, given sex and your children love you, then it is legit. Majority of them will fail.

 

[Seth Walsh]

BUMP

 

[TARAN]

Never had the choice really, ascended too late. Not marrying some whore who’s had a hundred chads cum inside her (every foid my age).

Hahaha lol true shit
It's insane foids on avg. Gets fucked losing virginity at just 15 or even 14 wtf
And I'm here incel at 18 feelswah

 

[forevergymcelling]

As an oldcel bachelor, you can just make friends with other oldcel bacherlors and rot / slay together

This is what my gfs dad does, he just chills with all his divorced friends and they travel overseas to rot and slay

All of them regret getting married

 

[maximum cope31]

Well it depends on the person of course.

Staying single because you haven't found someone you want to marry, while sorting yourself out emotionally and financially is obviously fair.

The main point of this thread is to turn up the heat on those who claim "marriage is a scam - she'll divorce you and take 50%".

1. 50% of 0 is 0.

Final-flash Hiroshima-Nagasaki Pill

 

[mrmogger2882]

Before I do this. How do I even find a HTB+, 5’8-6’2, 20 inch bidelt woman?

 

[maximum cope31]

View attachment 3500913

Realize how the way they talk is brutally similar to turbo-feminist single women. Who are repeatedly criticized by everyone

 

[MoggerGaston]

These things don't apply to incels. Incels aren't bachelors by choice, they are rejects, perma-virgins.

 

[maximum cope31]

I have read the entirety of thread with full attention.

This must be the endstage blackpill. Especially the legacy part:

• Legacy? There is none: A life devoid of marriage and children leaves no mark on the world. The bachelor’s stories, values, and wisdom die with him.

Most men have developed 0 wisdom and knowledge to pass it to the next generation. Their genes aren't deemed of worthy by women either. So it is only normal that they are against marriage and children.

@Seth Walsh is now the biggest mind of the forum in my book.

 

[maximum cope31]

These things don't apply to incels. Incels aren't bachelors by choice, they are rejects, perma-virgins.

That is what he's trying to say.

 

[MoggerGaston]

Before I do this. How do I even find a HTB+, 5’8-6’2, 20 inch bidelt woman?

This topic was written for chads with quality options for LTR, who choose to slay instead.

 

[Seth Walsh]

BUMO

 

[Seth Walsh]

As an oldcel bachelor, you can just make friends with other oldcel bacherlors and rot / slay together

This is what my gfs dad does, he just chills with all his divorced friends and they travel overseas to rot and slay

All of them regret getting married

It’s far more brutal than being married but fair play to them for making the most of it. I can’t bash them.

 

[watah]

Idk how it works in Ireland, but woman here go to Miami to get ran through

 

[Seth Walsh]

Idk how it works in Ireland, but woman here go to Miami to get ran through

What is it like living in Miami as sub-billionaire / sub-scammer?

 

[Seth Walsh]

Idk how it works in Ireland, but woman here go to Miami to get ran through

Irish women go to Greece or Spanish islands

 

[watah]

What is it like living in Miami as sub-billionaire / sub-scammer?

I don’t live there, but I’m just saying lots of college aged woman get ran through, why would u want to date that?

 

[Seth Walsh]

I don’t live there, but I’m just saying lots of college aged woman get ran through, why would u want to date that?

I don’t want to date Miami whores

 

[watah]

I don’t want to date Miami whores

No matter where they live, a lot get ran through. If u wanna marry them Godspeed to u

 

[Seth Walsh]

No matter where they live, a lot get ran through. If u wanna marry them Godspeed to u

I don’t want to marry THEM


Again

 

[reptiles]

I don’t want to marry THEM


Again

Hey Seth, good to talk to you, buddy. I have a question—why would nature make someone ugly and then give them instincts to be attracted to women? It doesn’t make sense.


Imagine being like me—really ugly—but still having those desires. I don’t want to replicate my DNA, but my brain keeps pushing me toward it with hormones and dopamine. It feels pointless. If women don’t want me, why do I still want them?


Honestly, I’d rather feel nothing than something. So, why did nature do this? And is there a way to turn it off?

 

[Sprinkles]

Dnr bluepilled Disney faggot ramblings

“Leaving a legacy” is NPC cope because 99% of people will be forgotten about anyway

freedom > everything else

 

[Seth Walsh]

Dnr bluepilled Disney faggot ramblings

“Leaving a legacy” is NPC cope because 99% of people will be forgotten about anyway

freedom > everything else

freedom to not reproduce

 

[Seth Walsh]

Hey Seth, good to talk to you, buddy. I have a question—why would nature make someone ugly and then give them instincts to be attracted to women? It doesn’t make sense.


Imagine being like me—really ugly—but still having those desires. I don’t want to replicate my DNA, but my brain keeps pushing me toward it with hormones and dopamine. It feels pointless. If women don’t want me, why do I still want them?


Honestly, I’d rather feel nothing than something. So, why did nature do this? And is there a way to turn it off?

idk I can't speak about India

 

[reptiles]

idk I can't speak about India

I'm in the UK bro

 

[Seth Walsh]

Dnr bluepilled Disney faggot ramblings

“Leaving a legacy” is NPC cope because 99% of people will be forgotten about anyway

freedom > everything else

Bluepill coming back to haunt you is a classic!

 

[Seth Walsh]

I'm in the UK bro

I can't answer your question. You have those desires because you're attracted to women.