How many trucels has the blackpill killed?

[Gr8]

I wonder how many trucecels randomly discovered the blackpill one day and then just quietly roped or after some time decided that life wasn't worth living and killed themselves. I would guess probably over a thousand.

 

[CorinthianLOX]

I wonder how many trucecels randomly discovered the blackpill one day and then just quietly roped or after some time decided that life wasn't worth living and killed themselves. I would guess probably over a thousand.

10s of thousands maybe

 

[Gr8]

10s of thousands maybe

.org only has 70k members I don't think it can be that high there're probably less than 200k truly blackpilled people

 

[CorinthianLOX]

.org only has 70k members I don't think it can be that high there're probably less than 200k truly blackpilled people

It can’t be that low. There are blackpill channels with 50-100k views per video.

 

[Gr8]

It can’t be that low. There are blackpill channels with 50-100k views per video.

most people that are blackpilled watch a lot of those videos even if it is higher I think it can't be over 500k

 

[VohnnyBoy]

there’s a reason why majority of men who end it are short. They maybe werent’t aware of a BP but it def affected their life to the point of ending it

 

[nobodylovesme]

I believe it kills more people who are very close to 'being enough.' If you're born a truecel, you likely internalize the problem more completely and don't struggle with false hope in the same way. In psychology it's called a Near Miss effect, where people who almost succeed experience more frustration and regret than the people who fail grandiosely.

 

[superpsycho]

.org only has 70k members I don't think it can be that high there're probably less than 200k truly blackpilled people

definitely way more blackpillers out there

 

[VohnnyBoy]

I believe it kills more people who are very close to 'being enough.' If you're born a truecel, you likely internalize the problem more completely and don't struggle with false hope in the same way. In psychology it's called a Near Miss effect, where people who almost succeed experience more frustration and regret than the people who fail grandiosely.

wow, that would explain why i prefer being bad at something more than average or slightly above average. I knew there was a term for that thanks bhai