Reminder that young innocent love is the single most important thing in life
And you will never experience it
even if you somehow get plastic surgery or whatever and ascend, it will be too late for you to enjoy your most important years
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No, it's not the single most important thing in life, unless you decide that it is.
And "most important years" is also just a social construct. Why not think of the years coming up as your "most important years" instead of letting society tell you what years should be your most important?
These incels could do with a thorough existential crisis. If you get through it to existential nihlism you realize that there are other ways you could choose to construct your reality that would make you feel less miserable.
I'll note that I don't endorse the insane and extreme version of this that says that your beliefs can change physical reality. No, just how you think about it, physical reality only changes based on how you choose to physically act within it (and of course is constrained by the laws of physics). Pick a different set of goals. I highly recommend the pursuit of knowledge, but you could also try to be the best (or very good anyways) skateboarder, chef, poet, heck even parchisee player. Make it up, because everyone else is. And don't whine and complain if the way you've chosen to construct your reality makes you miserable, either be happy you are putting in effort towards your goals (regardless of whether you reach them or likely to reach them or not) or pick a different set of goals.
A person's "most important years" occur when they know the least about life and have yet to establish themselves?
Okay, Humbert; you can justify what sounds a lot like your wanting to fuck young girls with all the excuses you like. In fact, I'm sure there either is or will be a bunch of pseudoscience in your posts to explain away a desire to completely dominate someone else by taking advantage of those who can't yet tell what you are.
Doesn't change the fact you're basically a self-serving pervert who wants a sex object rather than actual partner - and of course after she's 15 or so, and her "most important years" are over, you're the sort who'd hit the road in search of someone else to groom.
You're a shitty human being and it gratifies me to see you're posting on a board for those who can't get sex...because that likely means you have a hard time finding prey items naive enough to fall into whatever creeper traps you lay.
To this utterly blind cretin: BWAHAHAHAHA!
I`m close to thirty, next month`s end in fact and I still get to look close to twenty, some of you have seen my pics/watched my youtube pilot so you know I get to brag at least a bit ;)
What is "young innocent love"? Is it the love from a child to a parent? From a pupil to a teacher? From a kid to a pet?
The love I felt for my husband, when first it emerged when we were about 18, could hardly be called "innocent".
Sure, it was important, because it made us spend time together with each other, and it could grow from early infatuation to true love. The love we feel for each other now, almost 30 years later is much stronger and more solid, though.
Ascend? To where?
Most people who've put their teenage years far behind them, are quite unanimous in feeling that they were the most horrible years of their lives. A period of awkwardness, shortage of money, pimples, greasy hair, unpredictable voice for the men, suspicious parents, etc.
While I found love important as a teenager, even back then I wouldn't have said it was most important thing in life. School, family, friends, learning to body surf, music all were on equal footing to finding girlfriend (Hell I didn't even have sex until I was 18 and didn't even have relationship until 19. It was fine for me)
In a few years, you're going to look back on this time and regret that you spent so much time obsessing on getting laid.
I speak from first-hand experience on this.
No, just no. I didn't start dating until my 20s. I didn't find "the one" until my late 30s. It happened at the right time for me. I could be self focused on my schooling and building a career earlier in life. I could figure out who I was and what I wanted. We won't have to worry that we'll grow apart as we mature. Young love works for some people. But young marriages are also statistically more likely to end in divorce. I certainly had crushes when I was younger. I even dreamed about marrying the guys. I'm glad things never worked out with them now.
>But young marriages are also statistically more likely to end in divorce.
"Incels" don't care about getting married or finding a girlfriend, they just want to have sex.
And they have the attitude that saving up their GBPs and going to see an escort doesn't count either since it won't provide them with validation.
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So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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