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Do you have any advice for us younger posters? what is the world like today for you compared to the past? My dad died a couple years back and he had mentioned either the 70s or 80s being way better. he also said that the pendulum would swing back and things would improve and I hope he’s right. Wish I asked him more about the world when I had the chance.
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>>542454467
Eat as much ass as you possibly can.
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>>542454467
get a dumb phone
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>>542454505
>He’s an Indian folks
Asseater anon?
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>>542454678
I was thinking about doing this, I’m not sure what sort of features to look for, or what dumb phones are supported on networks here. I was talking to someone recently abour wondering if it’s even possible to live in modern society only using a dumb phone because they want you to download some app for fucking everything.
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>>542454467
Quit screwin around and jet a job
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>>542454840
Just got offered one :) 90k a year and I can live with my parents and drive their old 2012 car with 180k miles
I'm gonna invest so much fucking money man
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>>542454467
>Wish I asked him more about the world when I had the chance.
He would've told you the same as me, son.
Eat ass.
Have filthy sex with underage girls.
YOLO
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44 here

escape the city if you want to survive

https://pol.foundation/Happening.html
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>>542456141

This entire schizo babble is based on Russians attacking America because they hate how awesome the USA is. Yeah you probably are 44 I believe it
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>>542454892
good job but don't live with your parents. move out and learn to take care of yourself.
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>>542454467
Anything specific about the world? at 47 I consider myself a 90s person. The only thing I remember in the 80s is watching the A-Team, riding bikes, nintendo, pepsi, 386 and a modem, metallica, guns n roses, mc hammer, whitney houston, chicago bulls.
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>>542454467
Jelq now so you retain more girth for later
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>>542456511
LMAO yep you're a boomer
My commute would be no better and I'd be throwing money away. I can easily just go into the city on weekends for a social life
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>>542454467
Find a way to work for yourself or better yet, learn how to make AI work for you
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>>542456610
I didn't say "social life" I said take care of yourself. learn how to cook, take care of the house, take care of a car, buy groceries, without depending on your parents. otherwise you'll continue being a little boy mentally.
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>>542454467
Yeah my advice would be, do not ask for random life advice on the internet which is full of idiots and jeets. Also /pol/ is not /adv/
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>>542456707
I already cook for my parents like 4 days a week. I can do literally all of those from home. I'm gonna get a credit card, pay for all the car maintanence and insurance, buy groceries, etc. My job is going to be in the suburbs anyways so there's nowhere I could live that would improve my social life, and I'll be saving literally like 20k a year living with them.
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>>542454467
>Do you have any advice for us younger posters?
Resist.
>what is the world like today for you compared to the past?
Much worse. It could be argued that it's just nostalgia for when I was young, but I doubt it's entirely down to that. The amount of rights we've had quietly removed is troubling, and the government has become comfortable with openly lying to us. The situation must improve, but we'll need a war or revolution and mass executions before it does.
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>>542456797
>I'll be saving literally like 20k a year living with them.
This is one aspect of Indian culture we should adopt.
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>>542456930
We already have. Half of my friends are with their parents.
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When you fall down don't take too much time getting back up. Be aware of your surroundings and don't let other peoples competitiveness break you down. We live in a hyper-competitive society. Which leads to many forms of twisted bitch-like behavior (slander, gossip). Stay learning and growing but always be productive while learning. Get your to-do-list notepad and stay focused. Don't waste anytime finding a woman. Don't think you have plently of time left. You will be 50 yourself in what will seem like 5 years when you get there. Watch The Money Masters documentary to learn about how money and our financial system functions and the history behind it.
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Motivation will get you started in anything but habit will keep you going. Build habits.

Keep a notepad near your desk and write down jobs, things you might like to do, etc, and cross a few off each week. People saying don't sweat the small stuff are idiots, learn how to cope with the small stuff lodging itself in your brain. Spend money on crap sometimes and take the odd risk - I have a reasonably priced origami habit because I saw some shiny papers once. Cooking is easy, just make a tupperware container of food once a week and reheat as necessary- diced meat, vegetables/beans, rice/pasta, some sauce you like, cook the meat in a saucepan with the lid on, add the vegetables, stir, steam, add sauce, add the rice or pasta you cooked on another burner, stir through, there's a pile of meals done. Count your calories, it's an easy habit. Swing for 2000 or so. Get some exercise and take care of your back. And feet. And knees. Most people are going to think you're weird - observe, learn to fake it and fit in. Your life will be easier, and set your appearance up to be clean cut if possible. People won't accept normal you, build a little bank of normie things to say. I'm not actually an autist, this post aside, I'm just fucking weird. Women aren't worth it, learn to accept being alone, but if you're hot enough you can fuck them anyway. It gets boring after a while.

Find a job you can tolerate. I do nursing and followed it around the world for a bit, before that, when I was younger, I travelled a lot for work. Track down a skill, doesn't matter what. Happiness is being able to buy what you like at the shops or on amazon without considering your bank account balance. Don't trust people - personal disclosure isn't building a connection, it's a vulnerability. Learn a language, any language. Learn old church slavonic, just build a habit of learning something.
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>>542454467
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>>542457369
>just make a tupperware container of food once a week and reheat as necessary
Do this but freeze it in individual portions. That way you can stockpile different meals so you aren't eating the same thing every day for a week.
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>>542454467
>Do you have any advice for us younger posters?
The single most important thing is confidence. That will open many more doors for you than any qualification. I don't know how you can gain confidence if you don't already have it. There are many confident idiots.
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>>542456555
I guess my question is just how does the world feel today for you versus back then? I feel like everything today is more stressful and hostile than it was in the 2000s. Sometimes I start to wonder if I’m imagining it. But then usuing logic I can bullet point out a bunch of shit. I guess I’m curious to hear the opinion of people older than me who probably have a better understanding than I do of what changed.
I really only remember the tail end of the 90s -maybe 1997-1999 so most of my frame of reference is the 2000s
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>>542456555
>POP CULTURE SLOP POP SLOP SLOP CULTURE PLASTIC CRAP
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>>542454467
Sorry to hear about your dad anon.
And congrats on the job and great pay!

I am 43, but I would say that have a solid group of people around you that is normal. You become who you hang around. Also dont overspend money. Save and put a lot of it into an index fund (S&P500)
Be careful on how you spend money because money flies if you do Starbucks and stuff.
Also drive a car like a Toyota that has little and low maintenance. I never really say this but a $30k Toyota (fairly new one non turbo), is not a bad way to spend money. You will also have a car that can take you from A to B in case things happen and you have to go somewhere.

Dont overspend on women or jump on relationships fast. These things are the biggest mistakes I think you can do. If you find a girl, make sure she has good and normal values and not someone who is all about herself (most of them are).

But the most important thing is to be careful with money and how you spend it, and who you surround yourself with.
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>>542457857
Fuck off you punk rock cringelord faggot. You were never cool or a threat to the system. Go listen to greenday and neck yourself with your body piercings.
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>>542457369
You seem based. I’m injured right now so am taking time off work, when I heal I may just work in a factory for a year to save money up to do something else. because I have free time and little savings left i am getting back into origami. I could only ever make the crane growing up, but in the two weeks I’ve been doing it I can make about a dozen things now. It’s been enjoyable. At some point I will need to find some good books online and some nicer paper for designs i want to make look even better.

Dating is hard. I have almost been married a few times, but I’ve been burned pretty bad by some people. and frankly I’m starting to think maybe I don’t believe in marriage or that I can trust anyone unconditionally again. I think somewhere I got black pilled. may just be single the rest of my life other than dating here and there for fun and not being emotionally attached to the outcome. I just am starting to think I can’t trust anyone. Not a good feeling. Happy for my friends who got married.


I’ve been thinking of going into the medical field, old buddy is an RN and it seems to pay well. Have considered getting a cna first. Idk if I have the time or patience to go back to school for another 4 years or whatever before having income.


I’m starting to learn that if you don’t continue to learn your brain slows down even in your 20s/30s so I’m trying to figure out how to use my head more on a routine basis. Maybe I should start learning math recreationally for “fun” even though I hate math.
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>>542457870
>And congrats on the job and great pay!
Are you hallucinating?
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>>542454467
Everything ends. Its all passing. Good. Bad. Boring. Fun. It never lasts. None of it. Most of your issues come from your own ego. Ego is also passing. Its not real. Most of your issues are also not real. Try to really be in the moment. There is massive wealth there if you get used to it.
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>>542458183
I’ve always struggled with the concept of letting go of your ego because it seems like if you can do that you no longer have the drive or ambition to achieve much but maybe that is a me problem or somehow me misunderstanding or misapplying the concept.


It seems to be a talking point with bhuddism (sp?) that you can stop a lot of suffering by letting go of your attachment to the world but it can be hard to stay invested enough to do much at the same time
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>>542457786
Are things more hostile today than before? I see people make this claim. It's easy to say "oh yeah, things were so good back then, now everything is crap!" I see this trend all over the internet. However, if I am totally honest. My whole life, all I can remember is nothing but hostility from people. It happens to me everyday I interact with other people. Look here, >>542457857 at this stupid mother fucker. I have over 800 memories of incidents of people attacking me and being hostile starting around age 10 and its never stopped. If I go into town (doesnt matter where) someone will be hostile towards me. I have become accustomed to it and predict it. I used say, ah, its just the hostile blacks. But no, its everyone and its always been everyone. To be clear, I get respect. Some people go out of their way to befriend me. I become friends with folks and all that. I'm only saying me personally.. I have experienced hostility my entire life and still do. For me, the hostility is the same for the past 37 years started at age 10. There is nothing "weird" about me. The friends that become my friends are always the best people within that area, time and environment. It's always the losers, freaks, jealous faggots, short men, weirdos and mentally ill that have hostility. Statistically there is probally more of that today than a few decades ago. But personally I feel I experience and continue to experience more than the average person. Therefore, my perspective is probally less common than the average. I like to think that it is less common because I'm a bit of an optimist, not a doomer. Never be a doomer... those guys are pathetic. I'm working on this video game, that is why I'm posting webms.



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