
RealNinja
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I started using substances at age 11 or 12. Over the next 8 years I tried a litany of them including but not limited to: MDMA, fentanyl, meth, muscle relaxers, benzos, And I’ve yet to find a drug that’s as compelling as mogging is. It hits like crack when you spend your entire life obese & ugly & uncared for, and then suddenly reach a point where your physical presence is so salient that people are reacting to it everywhere you go. I remember a girl from my high school class accidentally bumped into me and overreacted by screaming “ewww!” I ran into her in the gym about 3 years later, she didn’t recognize me at all until I introduced myself but she couldn’t stop looking at my forearms. One of many examples. When you go from having women react to you with disgust to having them go out of their way to interact with you, getting creepshotted by them in public, or being directly offered sex, it feels surreal & you can’t get enough of it.
And that right there is the issue, It’s never enough. I feel obligated to see how far I can take it. Nevermind the positive attention, this feeling is intensified by the negative attention that comes with having a salient physical presence and a personality that doesn’t fit into any molds. If you’re fat and invisible no one gives a fuck about you. People you’ve never spoken to don’t dislike you, other men don’t try to challenge you and play dominance games, you aren’t criticized for no reason, people don’t try to attach themselves to you in public and then talk shit behind your back. I feel obligated to try as hard as possible to achieve physical flawlessness. @6ft4 said that trying and falling short is often punished more harshly than never trying at all
And that right there is the issue, It’s never enough. I feel obligated to see how far I can take it. Nevermind the positive attention, this feeling is intensified by the negative attention that comes with having a salient physical presence and a personality that doesn’t fit into any molds. If you’re fat and invisible no one gives a fuck about you. People you’ve never spoken to don’t dislike you, other men don’t try to challenge you and play dominance games, you aren’t criticized for no reason, people don’t try to attach themselves to you in public and then talk shit behind your back. I feel obligated to try as hard as possible to achieve physical flawlessness. @6ft4 said that trying and falling short is often punished more harshly than never trying at all