They Don’t Know any Better/Just Let it Go

[Jiaxi]

I no longer will trust others over my own intuition. Why do normies allow children, women, and people to just get away with so many actions taht harm them and go unpunished, I have no high standards of etiquette for either women or children since I don’t believe high standards are necessar in combating poor behavior. I have no inhibition now days whatsoever from meds and drugs so having to discipline a kid mine or yelling at someone’s gf or friend if needed does not bother me. I sometimes come off as an ass bit I don’t necessarily see why. I am intending to help you if I control those around you, my friends too often lose control by following a blue pill ideology of pacifism and letting themselves get rolled over by women. It’s just so often that people believe they are smarter, better, wiser than me and since I haven’t felt the need to prove myself or convince them. Why do normies let themselves get fucked over without establishing order and control in their own lives?

 

[MrMogger]

I no longer will trust others over my own intuition. Why do normies allow children, women, and people to just get away with so many actions taht harm them and go unpunished, I have no high standards of etiquette for either women or children since I don’t believe high standards are necessar in combating poor behavior. I have no inhibition now days whatsoever from meds and drugs so having to discipline a kid mine or yelling at someone’s gf or friend if needed does not bother me. I sometimes come off as an ass bit I don’t necessarily see why. I am intending to help you if I control those around you, my friends too often lose control by following a blue pill ideology of pacifism and letting themselves get rolled over by women. It’s just so often that people believe they are smarter, better, wiser than me and since I haven’t felt the need to prove myself or convince them. Why do normies let themselves get fucked over without establishing order and control in their own lives?

Simply put, they don't want to. They have no reason to leave the comfort of their own unhealthy lives when others, such as friends of family, reinforce their thoughts and join along what can commonly be seen as a motionless stagnancy of a life path.

If every single person on Earth knew exactly what to do to live the preferable lives they wanted as soon as birth, and took the perfect line of actions to make that reality accomplishable, it would seem rather robotic, boring, and useless to collaborate with others if it wasn't what you wanted/needed within your "perfect life."

The art of The Folly of Man describes as follows: a term that reflects moments when humans act impulsively or irrationally, often driven by primal instincts or desires, leading to unintended consequences. This is rooted within every human being, and as strong as one may be portrayed, the folly can be exposed could be shown in what is best described as impulses or patterns.

This is the defaulted way of thinking for many humans. Emotions overrule those who cannot control them. Most who make it out of this primal state, end up doing it through their own means. You seem to have escaped this though process, and have moved on to looking more into systems, and how they work. Trying to show or even prove to others that you've made it this far into your intellectual dissection of society, is, in simple terms, unnecessary.

Let those around you learn it themselves. You can push them along the right path as often as you'd like, but it is only along their personal values or needs that they will choose to walk on it. Humans see, look, and act in their own separate ways. Forcefully pushing them along boarders that may be beyond their natural comforts will put most in a sense of unease: an odd, indescribable feeling that many would swiftly choose not to dwell upon.

In your case, watching those around you in a facilitated fashion rather than forcefully leading them to concepts foreign to their usual thoughts is a respectable way to go flow through friendships, relationships, and the like.

Flaws are inevitable: Controlling others is irrational, and quickly draining in the long run. Rather, watch those around you with a sense of curiosity, taking in information and how they're perspectives could combine to make this flawed location known as Earth. If you really want to see a change within those around you, you first need to change your own mental goals, and long cognitive vision.

I wish you luck.

 

[Jiaxi]

Simply put, they don't want to. They have no reason to leave the comfort of their own unhealthy lives when others, such as friends of family, reinforce their thoughts and join along what can commonly be seen as a motionless stagnancy of a life path.

If every single person on Earth knew exactly what to do to live the preferable lives they wanted as soon as birth, and took the perfect line of actions to make that reality accomplishable, it would seem rather robotic, boring, and useless to collaborate with others if it wasn't what you wanted/needed within your "perfect life."

The art of The Folly of Man describes as follows: a term that reflects moments when humans act impulsively or irrationally, often driven by primal instincts or desires, leading to unintended consequences. This is rooted within every human being, and as strong as one may be portrayed, the folly can be exposed could be shown in what is best described as impulses or patterns.

This is the defaulted way of thinking for many humans. Emotions overrule those who cannot control them. Most who make it out of this primal state, end up doing it through their own means. You seem to have escaped this though process, and have moved on to looking more into systems, and how they work. Trying to show or even prove to others that you've made it this far into your intellectual dissection of society, is, in simple terms, unnecessary.

Let those around you learn it themselves. You can push them along the right path as often as you'd like, but it is only along their personal values or needs that they will choose to walk on it. Humans see, look, and act in their own separate ways. Forcefully pushing them along boarders that may be beyond their natural comforts will put most in a sense of unease: an odd, indescribable feeling that many would swiftly choose not to dwell upon.

In your case, watching those around you in a facilitated fashion rather than forcefully leading them to concepts foreign to their usual thoughts is a respectable way to go flow through friendships, relationships, and the like.

Flaws are inevitable: Controlling others is irrational, and quickly draining in the long run. Rather, watch those around you with a sense of curiosity, taking in information and how they're perspectives could combine to make this flawed location known as Earth. If you really want to see a change within those around you, you first need to change your own mental goals, and long cognitive vision.

I wish you luck.

this is really beautiful