hey now, no one wants to have sex with me and I am no where near a nationalist
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Same! I've gone the complete opposite way, anarchomasturbationism!
But you are on the Internet so you’re only one step away.
- I believe in small government
- The government should provide me forced breeding stock
Government issued genetically engineered catgirl wives.
I keep asking the sheriff and he says he'll let me know when the pound figures it out
Step 5 for me was learning to code for the internet. I regret being born.
Could you code my science-based, 100% dragon MMO for me?
Did you remove your own default upvote?
I'm just that humble 😎
Internet Nationalism. Brave choice.
Until all your bases belong to us I will not be stopped.
For me step 5 is just gacha games.
I suspect there's significant overlap.
- Anarcho-capitalism
There’s a whole lot of body dysmorphia, andrew tating inceldom in between.
But yeah it ends up being a bitcoin bro pretty quickly
My 5 stages:
- Gym
- Better clothes
- Improve apartment decorations
- Better profile with good pictures
- Come on, still?!
Have you tried step 0.5 Likeable personality?
Yeah but then people say "if you wanna be likeable, just be yourself." But that's what I was doing before...
Tailor yourself to be more likeable and approachable. Then slowly start showing your real self and if they stay, good. If not you either have a really bad personality or you just aren't compatible.
Jesus fuck what's a personality
An elusive beast lurking in the magical forests of Éluòndiel. You have to catch it and show the tamed beast to a potential partner so they can jusge your skills.
Hmm.
So on this list, where do sex dolls fall? Seems like a good alternative to nationalism.
where do sex dolls fall?
I was in a post rock blues fusion band of that name. We were from Portland and we were insufferable.
I was in Insufferable, we were from Seattle.
I was in Seattle, it was surprisingly pleasant.
Bargaining?
I have to advise all of you NOT to buy bargain sex dolls.
Yeah see, I thought that at first, but it also seemed to fit well into denial.
I hear "leverage" thrown around a lot where I work. I now hate that word.
I won't sleep with anyone because I despise the willfull ignorance everyone thinks they deserve to have. Does this mean everyone but me is going to become a nationalist overnight? Asking for myself. No friends. I found I despise them too.
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As a large language model, I am unable to
Lol I wasn't about to write all that out for the a shit post. Chatgpt is good for some things, this is one of them.
Where does the MRA fit in?
I thought it went internet > reno but that might just be the local option
Would be nice if this were true. That would mean the next generation would not be nationalists