I miss the time I was a little blissful ignorant subhuman tbh.

[NoReedemingFeature]

Give thots on story and share your blackpilled views too

I don't feel the need to speak on most things tbh unless I found my input to be valuable or feel like what I say makes a contribution.
But for the story in op, I don't get the idea of having pride in being a soldier or a part of a unit. Apart from it being a symbol of strength and the feats you need to perform in order to be accepted being very demanding.
Is there any sort of pride in serving your country?
I remember having this thought as a child, that war or being drafted was undesirable as I see no point in serving my country or the people around and that'd I'd prefer to make efforts to avoid it instead since I value my life, I didn't view it as dignified.
So I never really got it, seems like it was always in my psyche to be a neet that doesn't like to get cucked over or work for somebody or someone else's idea. Anyways I'd like to hear from you what made being part of the military such an appealing idea.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

I don't feel the need to speak on most things tbh unless I found my input to be valuable or feel like what I say makes a contribution.
But for the story in op, I don't get the idea of having pride in being a soldier or a part of a unit. Apart from it being a symbol of strength and the feats you need to perform in order to be accepted being very demanding.
Is there any sort of pride in serving your country?
I remember having this thought as a child, that war or being drafted was undesirable as I see no point in serving my country or the people around and that'd I'd prefer to make efforts to avoid it instead since I value my life, I didn't view it as dignified.
So I never really got it, seems like it was always in my psyche to be a neet that doesn't like to get cucked over or work for somebody or someone else's idea. Anyways I'd like to hear from you what made being part of the military such an appealing idea.

The camaraderie within a unit was a big one for me. As a non-NT autist I could finally bond with people to such a level. I lived with people my age, slept, ate with them etc. Almost closer than even my own family.

There's also generally a strong cultural narrative around service being honorable in countries like the US, India etc because these countries had to fight for centuries to get their independence while in Sweden they never saw war and remained neutral so they don't have a national identity. People grow viewing soldiers as protectors or heroes. I loved the idea of being a hero. A structured path for personal growth was also appealing to me.

I get where you're coming from tho
If you've always valued independence over collective responsibility, it's natural to question such but people have different perspectives. To yoh military represents conformity but for me , it's was a chance to thrive within a larger mission and I wouldn't change a thing and do it all over again if I could.

 

[faustianspirit]

I recently found an old photo from the enrollment form that I had filled out on my first day while we were receiving our certificates and had our final passing out parade after completing three years in the army. It brought back memories of how happy I was on my first day, getting my ID photo taken for the army records. After passing the rigorous physical, written, and medical tests, I was among the handful of guys to get selected in my uni. I felt an immense sense of pride wearing the uniform for the first time as a cadet. I vividly remember calling my mum and telling her how I had made it in, walking around campus, feeling like I owned the place.

After the parade, my commanding officer personally thanked me for my service and told me I was one of the most hard working and sincere cadets he’d ever worked with. He also lecturerd me about how I had become too bulky and needed to shed some weight. He told me he knew about the high-paying offers I’d received from companies but told me that if I ever wanted to return to the army, they’d welcome me back with open arms. He said he’d love to see me in an officer’s uniform someday, maybe even as his commander in the Jatt regiment. We shared a farewell lunch, exchanged numbers. I gave him a last and final salute before we left.


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how old are u bhai

 

[Jason Voorhees]

how old are u bhai

21

 

[Pikabro]

Ohhh ur squirtle/preston

 

[faustianspirit]

21

damn we are the same age #itsover

 

[sub5outsider]

from what age did you serve in the army and is that mandatory in your country

 

[hopecel]

I recently found an old photo from the enrollment form that I had filled out on my first day while we were receiving our certificates and had our final passing out parade after completing three years in the army. It brought back memories of how happy I was on my first day, getting my ID photo taken for the army records. After passing the rigorous physical, written, and medical tests, I was among the handful of guys to get selected in my uni. I felt an immense sense of pride wearing the uniform for the first time as a cadet. I vividly remember calling my mum and telling her how I had made it in, walking around campus, feeling like I owned the place.

After the parade, my commanding officer personally thanked me for my service and told me I was one of the most hard working and sincere cadets he’d ever worked with. He also lecturerd me about how I had become too bulky and needed to shed some weight. He told me he knew about the high-paying offers I’d received from companies but told me that if I ever wanted to return to the army, they’d welcome me back with open arms. He said he’d love to see me in an officer’s uniform someday, maybe even as his commander in the Jatt regiment. We shared a farewell lunch, exchanged numbers. I gave him a last and final salute before we left.


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you're not subhuman facially, how tall are you bhai?

 

[Jason Voorhees]

from what age did you serve in the army and is that mandatory in your country

18 and no volunteer service

you're not subhuman facially, how tall are you bhai?

6'1

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Ohhh ur squirtle/preston

You didn't know for this long nigga?

 

[hopecel]

18 and no volunteer service


6'1

with that height and MTN-ish face, aren't you supposed to mog 90% of (young) Indians?

 

[Jason Voorhees]

with that height and MTN-ish face, aren't you supposed to mog 90% of (young) Indians?

I dont know man. This pic is very old anyway. I probably look different now.

 

[hopecel]

I dont know man. This pic is very old anyway. I probably look different now.

have you descended?

 

[RapeAllFemales]

he that increaseth knowledge increaseth sorrow

 

[Jason Voorhees]

have you descended?

This is the most recent ones I have but its still a few months old. I have mainly a gained a ton of muscle since then

What would be my rating?

I havent asked for a rate in a long time so I dmed 7-8 users and have received very mixed opinions. Some tell me it's over some tell me I look fine so I'm very unsure. I made a public post so users would be more low inhib and honest about their ratings than in DMs. Here are the pics. Also...

looksmax.org

 

[hopecel]

This is the most recent ones I have but its still a few months old. I have mainly a gained a ton of muscle since then

What would be my rating?

I havent asked for a rate in a long time so I dmed 7-8 users and have received very mixed opinions. Some tell me it's over some tell me I look fine so I'm very unsure. I made a public post so users would be more low inhib and honest about their ratings than in DMs. Here are the pics. Also...

looksmax.org

why do you look much darker on recent pics? if I didn't know you're Indian I'd thought you were half-black Latino or something

I guess you're somewhere between MTN and HTN, you're definitely not subhuman... it's probably colorism in India that holds you back

 

[Jason Voorhees]

why do you look much darker on recent pics? if I didn't know you're Indian I'd thought you were half-black Latino or something

I guess you're somewhere between MTN and HTN, you're definitely not subhuman... it's probably colorism in India that holds you back

Because in the those pics in that rating thread I have a tan and it wasn't taken with a flash on while the one in OP was taken with flash and I don't have a tan there. Do I look mixed in OP too?

 

[hopecel]

Do I look mixed in OP too?

yes you do or it's just because I'm used to see young Indians with sharp and aged features

you look kinda Brazilian to me tbh

 

[Pakicel]

if i posted any photos of me from grade 10 i would legitimately become a meme on this forum

youre not bad looking whatsoever

He has ascended eveb more after this. Legit looks like a HTN BBC. He just needs to move to the west and LARP as black and he will slay.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

He has ascended eveb more after this. Legit looks like a HTN BBC. He just needs to move to the west and LARP as black and he will slay.

I don't think anything major changed tho. In just look darker because there's no flash that's it.