Write one thing you’re grateful for

[AuraMaxxing]

Title, share one thing you’re genuinely grateful for.

I’ll start,

I’m grateful for being fully abled and healthy.

 

[DarkTriadBeliever]

Anime

 

[trvechud]

Being white adjacent and not a pajeet

 

[VohnnyBoy]

being pajeet and not white

 

[AuraMaxxing]

Being white adjacent and not a pajeet

being pajeet and not white

Duality of man

 

[Incelforeever]

Let’s see am I healthy physically? No
Am I healthy mentally? No

What can I be grateful for?

 

[ikramy]

bodybuilding genetics

 

[ascendedltn]

Title, share one thing you’re genuinely grateful for.

I’ll start,

I’m grateful for being fully abled and healthy.

Could always be 5'6

 

[AuraMaxxing]

Let’s see am I healthy physically? No
Am I healthy mentally? No

What can I be grateful for?

Are you born in a first world country?

 

[Claymoreboy0118]

Turkish women

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Grateful for having good parents and good health

 

[Incelforeever]

Are you born in a first world country?

I mean arguably being born in a first world country made my life so shit

 

[AuraMaxxing]

I mean arguably being born in a first world country made my life so shit

Trust me the reason you’re saying this is because you’re from the first world, you could have been a pajeet in the slums of Mumbai clocking in for a 12+ hour shift for less than 5 dollars a day.

 

[normal guy]

for holding hands with a real girl back in 2019

 

[̃Star]

All of my .org friends

 

[lifeless]

wifi

 

[Incelforeever]

Trust me the reason you’re saying this is because you’re from the first world, you could have been a pajeet in the slums of Mumbai clocking in for a 12+ hour shift for less than 5 dollars a day.

Comparison is the theft of joy and suffering. My suffering is valid just as much

 

[AuraMaxxing]

Comparison is the theft of joy and suffering. My suffering is valid just as much

I’m not trying to downplay your suffering or experience but to say there’s nothing in your life you can be grateful for just isn’t right man.

 

[Incelforeever]

I’m not trying to downplay your suffering or experience but to say there’s nothing in your life you can be grateful for just isn’t right man.

I mean shit I can say I’m grateful I got legs but that’s something u really become grateful for after u lose it like most things in life

 

[Jason Voorhees]

I mean arguably being born in a first world country made my life so shit

Many people take this for granted. My passport and VISA haunts me everywhere I go.

 

[Incelforeever]

Many people take this for granted. My passport and VISA haunts me everywhere I go.

Ig but I would die to get a restart and live a simple life in some tribe in africa

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Ig but I would die to get a restart and live a simple life in some tribe in africa

Well I wouldn't. I was born and raised in India. Thankfully in an upper middle class and I came here with a high paying white collar job so my situation was still better than what my uncle had to go through.

My uncle moved from India to Chicago about 30 years ago. This was back in the '90s when there weren't many Indians around, so he had a really tough time. He didn't know how to do taxes, apply for visas, get work permits. He had to figure it out by himself by going to the immigration office every week just to understand what to do.He'd switch homes every few months. It was only after he finished college and slowly started building a circle of friends that things began to look up. Eventually he found his footing and did become rich but he struggled for almost a decade.

Being born in a third-world country feels like carrying a constant disadvantage a shadow that never quite leaves you.It's as if you're starting the race with a delay already a few paces behind the rest.

@flambria @Jatt @loyolaxavvierretard

 

[Asiangymmax]

Being aryan

 

[Jatt]

Title, share one thing you’re genuinely grateful for.

I’ll start,

I’m grateful for being fully abled and healthy.

Food water shelter

Family

A dad
Something @Quncho doesn’t have

 

[Yeagerist]

My large white cock

 

[Incelforeever]

Well I wouldn't. I was born and raised in India. Thankfully in an upper middle class and I came here with a high paying white collar job so my situation was still better than what my uncle had to go through.

My uncle moved from India to Chicago about 30 years ago. This was back in the '90s when there weren't many Indians around, so he had a really tough time. He didn't know how to do taxes, apply for visas, get work permits. He had to figure it out by himself by going to the immigration office every week just to understand what to do.He'd switch homes every few months. It was only after he finished college and slowly started building a circle of friends that things began to look up. Eventually he found his footing and did become rich but he struggled for almost a decade.

Being born in a third-world country feels like carrying a constant disadvantage a shadow that never quite leaves you.It's as if you're starting the race with a delay already a few paces behind the rest.

@flambria @Jatt @loyolaxavvierretard

U don’t have to know u live in a third world country. People that live in tribes in nature, that’s the only life they know and they’re content with that. This modern life style destroyed me I woulda been much better living in a natural tribe Than this

 

[Quncho]

Food water shelter

Family

A dad
Something @Quncho doesn’t have

someone's a little angry jfl.

 

[kurd]

Title, share one thing you’re genuinely grateful for.

I’ll start,

I’m grateful for being fully abled and healthy.

Im grateful for doing financially well for my age

 

[RODEBLUR]

Being white adjacent and not a pajeet

This

 

[flambria]

Well I wouldn't. I was born and raised in India. Thankfully in an upper middle class and I came here with a high paying white collar job so my situation was still better than what my uncle had to go through.

My uncle moved from India to Chicago about 30 years ago. This was back in the '90s when there weren't many Indians around, so he had a really tough time. He didn't know how to do taxes, apply for visas, get work permits. He had to figure it out by himself by going to the immigration office every week just to understand what to do.He'd switch homes every few months. It was only after he finished college and slowly started building a circle of friends that things began to look up. Eventually he found his footing and did become rich but he struggled for almost a decade.

Being born in a third-world country feels like carrying a constant disadvantage a shadow that never quite leaves you.It's as if you're starting the race with a delay already a few paces behind the rest.

@flambria @Jatt @loyolaxavvierretard

well my parents are both born and raised in India, middle class. They first went to Europe, and suffered staying there for over a decade, and i was also born there. Europeans are a bunch of racists, and the roadman on multiple occasions, have raided our car. Then we moved to Australia, been 7 years now, pretty good life in comparison, but I'll most likely move once again for better tax.

 

[User28823]

that im not shitting bloody diarrhea 50+ times a day while simultaneously vomiting from the pain and getting 2 hours of sleep max from waking up to go shit bloody diarrhea while having borderline blood transfusion hemoglobin levels and 0 energy

 

[trvechud]

well my parents are both born and raised in India, middle class. They first went to Europe, and suffered staying there for over a decade, and i was also born there. Europeans are a bunch of racists, and the roadman on multiple occasions, have raided our car. Then we moved to Australia, been 7 years now, pretty good life in comparison, but I'll most likely move once again for better tax.

My uncle is an immigrant to the netherlands and he hasn't experienced racism

 

[AuraMaxxing]

My uncle is an immigrant to the netherlands and he hasn't experienced racism

I heard Britain is a lot worse or at least was, now it’s majority brown

 

[trvechud]

I heard Britain is a lot worse or at least was, now it’s majority brown

He told me that gypsies and black people do a lot of crime in the netherlands