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I was sitting in my room earlier contemplating things and meditating, the impact inceldom has had on my life is unspeakable. The blackpill and this entire fringe ideology will always be with me, and even if I were to break free and become someone wanted, my problems would remain the same. I was affected by this shit at a young age, a formative age. My entire life I was treated badly, at no point in my life had I ever deluded myself I was someone wanted by women or even remotely attractive. From the start I was blackpilled, my mother commenting on my appearance, telling me I was ugly and asking me why I was so dark. Even to this day, the idea that a woman would find me remotely attractive still feels foreign to me - despite women telling me before I was attractive.
From the ages of 4 to 11, I was beaten up at school because of my small frame and introverted nature. My earliest childhood memory is me being beaten, and then hiding behind the teacher. Even in my school reports there are comments on my introverted behaviour, my refusal to work with others and my unwillingness to speak to big groups of people.
My life had started to improve past 11, and I was functional and very normal at that age. I still knew I was ugly, but at least I was funny. By 16 I wanted to find out why I was not getting girls and how can I remedy this situation. I stumbled upon r/theredpill. And from there, life began to descend so fast. I quickly found myself on r/incels and finding the meme relatable, the part where they were talking about 5'4 Indians was brutal too. I am the archtypical incel, the genetic trash, I had accepted it was over.
Even now with my life improving, I still feel the same. Even when women are starting to give me attention, I just think of my previous life experiences, nothing will ever change for me.
If I was born good looking maybe I'd never have found this place, I'd never have found out about redpill, never read about philosophy, never have gotten bullied and picked up fighting sports. I might have been normal and gone drinking every weekend with my girlfriend like how normies would.
From the ages of 4 to 11, I was beaten up at school because of my small frame and introverted nature. My earliest childhood memory is me being beaten, and then hiding behind the teacher. Even in my school reports there are comments on my introverted behaviour, my refusal to work with others and my unwillingness to speak to big groups of people.
My life had started to improve past 11, and I was functional and very normal at that age. I still knew I was ugly, but at least I was funny. By 16 I wanted to find out why I was not getting girls and how can I remedy this situation. I stumbled upon r/theredpill. And from there, life began to descend so fast. I quickly found myself on r/incels and finding the meme relatable, the part where they were talking about 5'4 Indians was brutal too. I am the archtypical incel, the genetic trash, I had accepted it was over.
Even now with my life improving, I still feel the same. Even when women are starting to give me attention, I just think of my previous life experiences, nothing will ever change for me.
If I was born good looking maybe I'd never have found this place, I'd never have found out about redpill, never read about philosophy, never have gotten bullied and picked up fighting sports. I might have been normal and gone drinking every weekend with my girlfriend like how normies would.
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