Who here has failed in life?

[Jason Voorhees]

My criteria for someone to be considered as failure in life. If you are above 25 and have one or more of these checks off most people including friends, family, dating prospects, and society at large will quietly write you off as a failure. Like someone who didn’t make.

1. Net worth below $50,000 or that equivalent amount in your country (and no realistic path to retirement)
Almost nothing saved or invested. Barely scraping by and just one disaster away from ending up on the streets. Will be poor or dependent in old age.

2. Never married or had a long-term partner (2+ years)/no kids etc
Zero family of your own. Not child-free by choice with a happy life just alone, and it’s permanent now.

3. Career still low-status or low-income (under ≈$45k–50k/year)
Stuck in dead end, replaceable jobs with no authority, no skills that took decades to build and no upward mobility left. Also includes NEETs.

4. Still financially dependent or in precarious housing
Lives with parents, relies on government benefits as primary income, pays rent that eats 50%+ of paycheck or has been evicted/homeless in the last 10 years.

5. Serious, ongoing self-destruction habits and poor health. Like Active addiction to alcohol, drugs, gambling, untreated mental illness that keeps them dysfunctional or obesity/health neglect that has caused repeated hospitalizations.


I do believe that 25 age criteria isn't rigid and people can fully turn their lives around after that but more often than not they continue that trajectory and end up in the same situation as in their 40s anyway.

 

[asdvek]

The fat balding Bangladeshi manlet

Not gonna tag him so he doesn't chimp out

 

[HowToBasic]

I consider myself a failure because I have gotten C’s on my college report card hopefully this doesn’t ruin my life

 

[ngannou]

The fat balding Bangladeshi manlet

Not gonna tag him so he doesn't chimp out

I consider myself a failure because I have gotten C’s on my college report card hopefully this doesn’t ruin my life

People here should believe in Jesus Christ

This guy was a chad and went depressed mental and works as a janitor now. Life is hard bro even for those who won genetic lotteries. It is not because of God made you that way but because Satan seduced humans and humanity became corrupted and humans ruined the world themselves. That...

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[Jason Voorhees]

@imontheloose @Magnus Ironblood @optimisticzoomer

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@BigBallsLarry @Insomnia @Glorious King @Incelforeever @takethewhitepill

 

[cobicado901]

My criteria for someone to be considered as failure in life. If you are above 25 and have one or more of these hit one or more of these most people including friends, family, dating prospects, and society at large will quietly write you off as a failure. Like someone who didn’t make.

1. Net worth below $50,000 (and no realistic path to retirement)
Almost nothing saved or invested. Will be poor or dependent in old age.

2. Never married or had a long-term partner (2+ years) and no kids
Zero family of your own. Not child-free by choice with a happy life just alone, and it’s permanent now.

3. Career still low-status or low-income (under ≈$45k–50k/year)
Stuck in dead end, replaceable jobs with no authority, no skills that took decades to build and no upward mobility left. Also includes NEETs.

4. Still financially dependent or in precarious housing
Lives with parents, relies on government benefits as primary income, pays rent that eats 50%+ of paycheck or has been evicted/homeless in the last 10 years.

5. Serious, ongoing self-destruction habits. Like Active addiction to alcohol, drugs, gambling, untreated mental illness that keeps them dysfunctional or obesity/health neglect that has caused repeated hospitalizations.

I don’t think the point 2 is really that important. But yes, a lot of users here failed by that criteria.

By 25 years old I want to have at least a million euros.

 

[gynogod]

The fat balding Bangladeshi manlet

Not gonna tag him so he doesn't chimp out

tag him idk who u talkin bout

 

[Looks over NT]

youve made this thread a million times

 

[Samsepioler]

i am 18 and this describes me

 

[Jason Voorhees]

I don’t think the point 2 is really that important. But yes, a lot of users here failed by that criteria.

By 25 years old I want to have at least a million euros.

Not child-free by choice with a happy life just alone. Added that

 

[subhuman1996]

I wouldn’t say I have failed yet because I’m still kinda young but I can see how my laziness would turn me into a failure.

 

[Insomnia]

I’m pretty sure I’ll hit half of these by 25 I guess they also depend on the country. Here in Romania it’s normal for people to move out after 25, also the average annual income is around 12k €. You would be filthy rich with 50k per year.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

youve made this thread a million times

No i haven't. I only made once before with completely different talking points and focus but you can have your reps

 

[Glorious King]

@BigBallsLarry @Insomnia @Glorious King @Incelforeever @takethewhitepill

LUCKY NOT THERE YET

BUT I NEED A JOB

APART FROM THAT

I DONT DRINK, SMOKE, NO DRUGS NOTHING

SO U COULD SAY IM ONE OF THE CLEANEST ORG USERS HERE

 

[Jason Voorhees]

i am 18 and this describes me

You still have a lot of time.

 

[cobicado901]

Not child-free by choice with a happy life just alone. Added that

my bad

 

[Samsepioler]

You still have a lot of time.

yeah but im not gonna change anything so im gona be the same at 25 or 56092529 doesnt matter

 

[lafr]

My criteria for someone to be considered as failure in life. If you are above 25 and have one or more of these checks off most people including friends, family, dating prospects, and society at large will quietly write you off as a failure. Like someone who didn’t make.

1. Net worth below $50,000 or that equivalent amount in your country (and no realistic path to retirement)
Almost nothing saved or invested. Will be poor or dependent in old age.

2. Never married or had a long-term partner (2+ years) and no kids
Zero family of your own. Not child-free by choice with a happy life just alone, and it’s permanent now.

3. Career still low-status or low-income (under ≈$45k–50k/year)
Stuck in dead end, replaceable jobs with no authority, no skills that took decades to build and no upward mobility left. Also includes NEETs.

4. Still financially dependent or in precarious housing
Lives with parents, relies on government benefits as primary income, pays rent that eats 50%+ of paycheck or has been evicted/homeless in the last 10 years.

5. Serious, ongoing self-destruction habits. Like Active addiction to alcohol, drugs, gambling, untreated mental illness that keeps them dysfunctional or obesity/health neglect that has caused repeated hospitalizations.


I do believe that 25 age criteria isn't rigid and people can fully turn their lives around after that but more often than not they continue that trajectory and end up in the same situation as in their 40s anyway.

Most likely won’t hit those by 25

 

[Jason Voorhees]

I’m pretty sure I’ll hit half of these by 25 I guess they also depend on the country. Here in Romania it’s normal for people to move out after 25, also the average annual income is around 12k €. You would be filthy rich with 50k per year.

I factored that in. I said equivalent amount in your country. I did the conversion for PPP and it would 25k-30k € annually in Romania enough to afford your own place, travel, and save without scraping by

 

[Insomnia]

I factored that in. I said equivalent amount in your country. I did the conversion for PPP and it would 25k-30k € annually in Romania enough to afford your own place, travel, and save without scraping by

Seems fair. How old are you btw?

 

[SplashJuice]

not that age yet but 2) will still be likely

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Seems fair. How old are you btw?

In almost 22 but I could fall into 5. I have a drinking problem. Not an addiction atleast yet tho.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

not that age yet but 2) will still be likely

How old are you? I thought you were much older than me

 

[SplashJuice]

How old are you? I thought you were much older than me

nah im 24

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@taai @SecularIslamist @FaceandBBC

 

[Jason Voorhees]

nah im 24

Still haven't had a LTR at 24. Need to change that ASAP

 

[Looks over NT]

No i haven't. I only made once before with completely different talking points and focus but you can have your reps

you frequently make threads like "who here is a failure in life" and detail what constitutes a failure

 

[Insomnia]

In almost 22 but I could fall into 5. I have a drinking problem. Not an addiction atleast yet tho.

I think you’ve mentioned it some time ago. Is it because alcohol makes you lower inhib?

 

[FiendFiend]

My criteria for someone to be considered as failure in life. If you are above 25 and have one or more of these checks off most people including friends, family, dating prospects, and society at large will quietly write you off as a failure. Like someone who didn’t make.

1. Net worth below $50,000 or that equivalent amount in your country (and no realistic path to retirement)
Almost nothing saved or invested. Will be poor or dependent in old age.

2. Never married or had a long-term partner (2+ years) and no kids
Zero family of your own. Not child-free by choice with a happy life just alone, and it’s permanent now.

3. Career still low-status or low-income (under ≈$45k–50k/year)
Stuck in dead end, replaceable jobs with no authority, no skills that took decades to build and no upward mobility left. Also includes NEETs.

4. Still financially dependent or in precarious housing
Lives with parents, relies on government benefits as primary income, pays rent that eats 50%+ of paycheck or has been evicted/homeless in the last 10 years.

5. Serious, ongoing self-destruction habits and poor health. Like Active addiction to alcohol, drugs, gambling, untreated mental illness that keeps them dysfunctional or obesity/health neglect that has caused repeated hospitalizations.


I do believe that 25 age criteria isn't rigid and people can fully turn their lives around after that but more often than not they continue that trajectory and end up in the same situation as in their 40s anyway.

im not 25 but ima go over this.

1. idk dude kinda extreme, r u talking about shit u own like car, assets altogether being 50k or more? yeah probs, my networth is prob like 15k

2. 25 asking for kids is kinda wild, idk man there r niggas who r still running game slaying at 25, when ur pushing 30 it should stop tho

3. jfl the income critea is not even needed, matters what state too

4. The government benefits is absolutely right, living with parents is kinda yeah u should atleast be renting ur own place

5. yep true.

Ngl ur expecting too much out of niggas at 25, a lot of this is economical shit which u can brag about because ur pretty good economically. I feel like u can earn 40k a year in the midwest and have ur partner work too and be living very good for yourself, and raise a family. This is also 25, like 2 years after uni and u expect thi.s Kinda wild shit.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

you frequently make threads like "who here is a failure in life" and detail what constitutes a failure

I only made one threads similar to this weeks ago but didn't go into details or specify

How many users here are good for nothing cels?

Title. Like good for nothing. You don't have anything to offer to anyone. No gf, no money, no future, no job, no passions, no hobbies completely useless overall. You could die tomorrow and nobody except your family would care

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[Looks over NT]

In almost 22 but I could fall into 5. I have a drinking problem. Not an addiction atleast yet tho.

you're older than me

 

[Looks over NT]

I only made one threads similar to this weeks ago but didn't go into details or specify

How many users here are good for nothing cels?

Title. Like good for nothing. You don't have anything to offer to anyone. No gf, no money, no future, no job, no passions, no hobbies completely useless overall. You could die tomorrow and nobody except your family would care

looksmax.org

you went into detail and specified

 

[SplashJuice]

Still haven't had a LTR at 24. Need to change that ASAP

it's a combination of factors that led to it, not a simple story. not only looks + low proximity environments, but my parents are gone too so i cant escape using the AM card, you need a family as a mediator usually

 

[iblamexyz]

My criteria for someone to be considered as failure in life. If you are above 25 and have one or more of these checks off most people including friends, family, dating prospects, and society at large will quietly write you off as a failure. Like someone who didn’t make.

1. Net worth below $50,000 or that equivalent amount in your country (and no realistic path to retirement)
Almost nothing saved or invested. Will be poor or dependent in old age.

2. Never married or had a long-term partner (2+ years) and no kids
Zero family of your own. Not child-free by choice with a happy life just alone, and it’s permanent now.

3. Career still low-status or low-income (under ≈$45k–50k/year)
Stuck in dead end, replaceable jobs with no authority, no skills that took decades to build and no upward mobility left. Also includes NEETs.

4. Still financially dependent or in precarious housing
Lives with parents, relies on government benefits as primary income, pays rent that eats 50%+ of paycheck or has been evicted/homeless in the last 10 years.

5. Serious, ongoing self-destruction habits and poor health. Like Active addiction to alcohol, drugs, gambling, untreated mental illness that keeps them dysfunctional or obesity/health neglect that has caused repeated hospitalizations.


I do believe that 25 age criteria isn't rigid and people can fully turn their lives around after that but more often than not they continue that trajectory and end up in the same situation as in their 40s anyway.

what about a 20yr neet?

 

[SplashJuice]

im not 25 but ima go over this.

1. idk dude kinda extreme, r u talking about shit u own like car, assets altogether being 50k or more? yeah probs, my networth is prob like 15k

2. 25 asking for kids is kinda wild, idk man there r niggas who r still running game slaying at 25, when ur pushing 30 it should stop tho

3. jfl the income critea is not even needed, matters what state too

4. The government benefits is absolutely right, living with parents is kinda yeah u should atleast be renting ur own place

5. yep true.

Ngl ur expecting too much out of niggas at 25, a lot of this is economical shit which u can brag about because ur pretty good economically. I feel like u can earn 40k a year in the midwest and have ur partner work too and be living very good for yourself, and raise a family. This is also 25, like 2 years after uni and u expect thi.s Kinda wild shit.

list is kinda modest actually, doesn't seem ridiculous

 

[Jason Voorhees]

im not 25 but ima go over this.

1. idk dude kinda extreme, r u talking about shit u own like car, assets altogether being 50k or more? yeah probs, my networth is prob like 15k

No. I said equivalent amount. It's all relative "failure" looks different in Bucharest than in Brooklyn but the bar is still about building stability, not scraping the bottom. And not material things. Like i said above in my reply to @Insomnia

2. 25 asking for kids is kinda wild, idk man there r niggas who r still running game slaying at 25, when ur pushing 30 it should stop this

No not children necessarily. I was just talking about having a stable ltr or atleast having someone in life

3. jfl the income critea is not even needed, matters what state too

Relative to your country

4. The government benefits is absolutely right, living with parents is kinda yeah u should atleast be renting ur own place

Living with benefits is a very bad outlook. It's only considered acceptable if you are genuinely in a terrible place

5. yep true.

Ngl ur expecting too much out of niggas at 25, a lot of this is economical shit which u can brag about because ur pretty good economically. I feel like u can earn 40k a year in the midwest and have ur partner work too and be living very good for yourself, and raise a family. This is also 25, like 2 years after uni and u expect thi.s Kinda wild shit.

I don't think it's a big ask. You are fixating on the figure and number. I'm more talking about stability and trajectory.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

list is kinda modest actually, doesn't seem ridiculous

Yea I don't think these are big things. Most people hit these things much before

 

[FiendFiend]

No. I said equivalent amount. It's all relative "failure" looks different in Bucharest than in Brooklyn but the bar is still about building stability, not scraping the bottom. And not material things. Like i said above in my reply to @Insomnia

No not children necessarily. I was just talking about having a stable ltr or atleast having someone in life

Relative to your country

Living with benefits is a very bad outlook. It's only considered acceptable if you are genuinely in a terrible place

I don't think it's a big ask. You are fixating on the figure and number. I'm more talking about stability and trajectory.

i dont think ur a loser if u dont have a ltr and ur slaying ngl,

not even relative to ur country, ngl UK more money is needed, but u can genually raise kids with that amount here, even in london if u know how to bargain right.

idk which nigga at 25 isnt gonna be living with parents though or be at the process of moving out, i feel like 25-26 is the age people be moving out to rent nowadays.

These r all quite crazy requirements jfl, ur unironically saying like 99% of guys are failures at 25 then, i dont think u will even match these requirements.

 

[browncurrycel]

$50,000

What according to you would be a "good" income in INR?

 

[Insomnia]

No. I said equivalent amount. It's all relative "failure" looks different in Bucharest than in Brooklyn but the bar is still about building stability, not scraping the bottom. And not material things. Like i said above in my reply to @Insomnia

No not children necessarily. I was just talking about having a stable ltr or atleast having someone in life

Relative to your country

Living with benefits is a very bad outlook. It's only considered acceptable if you are genuinely in a terrible place

I don't think it's a big ask. You are fixating on the figure and number. I'm more talking about stability and trajectory.

At the end of the day success is kind of subjective. Rotting all day on forums without any care in the world is considered success by some, and failure by others. Everyone should try and achieve their own version of success.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

what about a 20yr neet?

You still have plenty of time to turn your life around

 

[iblamexyz]

You still have plenty of time to turn your life around

everyone says in the community but sometimes it feels already over

 

[BigBallsLarry]

My criteria for someone to be considered as failure in life. If you are above 25 and have one or more of these checks off most people including friends, family, dating prospects, and society at large will quietly write you off as a failure. Like someone who didn’t make.

1. Net worth below $50,000 or that equivalent amount in your country (and no realistic path to retirement)
Almost nothing saved or invested. Will be poor or dependent in old age.

2. Never married or had a long-term partner (2+ years) and no kids
Zero family of your own. Not child-free by choice with a happy life just alone, and it’s permanent now.

3. Career still low-status or low-income (under ≈$45k–50k/year)
Stuck in dead end, replaceable jobs with no authority, no skills that took decades to build and no upward mobility left. Also includes NEETs.

4. Still financially dependent or in precarious housing
Lives with parents, relies on government benefits as primary income, pays rent that eats 50%+ of paycheck or has been evicted/homeless in the last 10 years.

5. Serious, ongoing self-destruction habits and poor health. Like Active addiction to alcohol, drugs, gambling, untreated mental illness that keeps them dysfunctional or obesity/health neglect that has caused repeated hospitalizations.


I do believe that 25 age criteria isn't rigid and people can fully turn their lives around after that but more often than not they continue that trajectory and end up in the same situation as in their 40s anyway.

There's a very small amount of people that have these criterias to be honest.. (except number 2, as inceldom is pretty common) even if you did, then i doubt you'd be spending your time on a looksmax forum - as there is other forums that these people are more welcome in

 

[Jason Voorhees]

What according to you would be a "good" income in INR?

Minimum 80-85k if living in a major city

 

[Jason Voorhees]

These r all quite crazy requirements jfl, ur unironically saying like 99% of guys are failures at 25 then, i dont think u will even match these requirements.

Name one crazy requirement besides maybe an LTR in this list. All these are more than achievable for the average person with a modicum of work ethnic

 

[Sub5kang]

SO U COULD SAY IM ONE OF THE CLEANEST ORG USERS HERE

You just described the average Muslim
The whole forum is south Asian Muslim so you're just normal.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

You just described the average Muslim
The whole forum is south Asian Muslim so you're just normal.

The average muslim drinks alcohol and do cigarettes

 

[Sub5kang]

The average muslim drinks alcohol and do cigarettes

Hard disagree
At most the teens vape but they never touch the alcohol unless they're some depressed oldcel or agnostic zoomer larping as Muslim to their parents

 

[LXR]

My friend fits your list. Its brutal for him