Skipper 43

As a Zoomer, I am torn apart trying to figure out how to find a wife with all of the ideologies and cultural influences popping up around me.


Manosphere tells me to act tough, be dispassionate, not truly care for the woman, and and spread my genetic information across the nation.


Feminism tells me to be nice and put the woman on a pedestal (who then resents me for not being more "manly" per se.)


God tells me to pray and wait, but how long do I wait?


Also, with the Western idiocy influencing how women act, how can I trust any of them? Seriously, it is hard to find a woman who doesn't have too much sexual angst, knows what she wants, is mature, respects herself, and is not entitled.


The dating sphere of my generation is terrible.

How do I know my wife will not divorce me? How can I find a virgin (which btw is practically and biologically the best kind of wife with children in mind)? How do I find a woman who does not think marriage is slavery?


Thank you America for starving my love life.


The more I imply my interest in a woman, they then pull back. Society tells them to not get married. Is that the reason for their actions after realizing I want to be more than friends? I become friends with women pretty easily I'd say. But what tends to happen is, unless they already have a boyfriend so I understand, they become more distant than before.


It's so hard to trust women knowing the ideas they are exposed to.


Is their reluctance because they have a hard time trusting me as a man because they know the ideas I am exposed to?


I know much of the toxicity of the despicable cultures comes from trying to upset the natural order and destroy the purpose of man. If you destroy the men you destroy the society. That's what the bad societies truly want.


What am I to do with all of this? It's never been harder to find a good wife and raise a family that benefits the world 🤷‍♂️

Skipper 23

I think we have about 100 users that are on the website. Though it is probably less than that when you account for the Alts and active users. I haven’t been active in a couple months here, so I’m wondering if anyone has noticed a constant trickle of new users recently.


Has there been a correlation between popularity on the YouTube channel and new users coming to this site? I am happy to see an increase of subscribers for the YouTube channel. I think there has been a few thousand added just from last month or so. I occasionally check the YouTube channel for new videos and to see what’s going on there.


Have there been any additional projects for popularizing and advertising the website?

Skipper

What Faith Is

Skipper · a year ago

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When people say Christianity is based on faith, I find that to be indicative of a superficial understanding of Christianity!


There is Faith--with a capital "F"--which refers to the unified faith or belief that we have as the Church in believing the truth.


This is a communal mutual aggreance of what we hold to be true among the religion of Christianity. Not what Christianity is based on, but it is something important in how we behave as a community and in practice.


The discussion could change depending on what "based on" means. Does that mean what does Christianity originate from?


I'm going to take it as implying "what evidence is Christianity based on?" So the issue is "well, if the evidence is faith, how is that evidence?" There's a lot more evidence than that. Yes, I am saying faith is an evidence because faith of something denotes that thing exists, at least as a concept. And Christianity is a very real and prevalent and powerful concept. Just look at how the religion has impacted societies around the globe for thousands of years. Christianity is very real and very powerful.


Other evidences would be observational science of the universe and the Bible and other additional historical documents. Also, one can adhere to philosophical concepts of morality, structure, and love to support existence of God and credibility of Bible.


The conversation naturally evolves to are these evidences credible and are they interpreted correctly to support Christianity?

Skipper 20

One time when I was in high school I was in this nearby suburban neighborhood taking a stroll on the sidewalk. There was a section of the path where on one side there was a drop that fell to a stream below and was surrounded by a few trees on either side of the water. The other side of the sidewalk was the road. To prevent passersby from falling ten feet into the stream, a metal fence with a railing was placed there.


I wanted to test my parkour skills, so I stood up on the metal railing and began balancing. I did different small movements with walking back and forth, bending my knees, and standing in place. I was feeling pretty good about myself, and I didn't care to notice that a car was approaching down the road. As the driver rolled by at 30 mph or so, she rolled down her window and yelled at the top of her lungs, "GET DOWN!"


The lady didn't say anything else and kept on going, but that promptly terrified me for a second and I nearly fell off of the railing. I was shaken up because I could have lost my balance which would possibly make me fall ten feet or so into a shallow stream.


I kept on thinking how foolish it was of the driver to do that because I was in a position where I had to be steady and calm and focused. She thought it was a good idea to shout suddenly in a moving vehicle less than five feet from me while I'm elevated in a potentially risky situation.


If you want to scare someone on purpose you would do the things she did. The driver unknowingly threatened my safety by distracting me and spooking me. She was ignorant of the depth of the situation, and I guess she was bothered to see some kid doing parkour in her neighborhood and wanted to express her distaste for my activity.


It was narrow-minded and hazardous of her because she only thought of herself and not the other person who is trying really hard to not concentrate and fall.


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This is an example of an ignorant person, a spectator in this context, being a danger to someone around her. She did not assess the situation correctly and had no empathy for what I was doing nor any care for how her actions could negatively affect me and my safety. I don't say 'empathy' in that she should feel bad, but she should have understanding of what I am doing. If someone's on a roof, you don't sneak up on them and shout close by in an angry tone.


I feel bad for people who have to suffer from that woman's mindset and from others who are so ignorant as to be neglectful of a child's safety because they are so focused on asserting some authoritative angry high ground (no pun intended).


I could go into how ignorant people trash parkour practitioners because they don't understand the sport, but the story has been shared, the point has been articulated, and it's time for me to go to bed.

Skipper 12

I messed with ChatGPT for a couple minutes and altered the way it spoke to me. I told it to talk to me like it's from the hood and to use popular slang from USA and sarcasm. I also said "don't say anything that lessens your intelligence."


I was pleased with the new way it would talk to me, so I affirmed it with a "thank you, my n**ga" to which it said "Always, my brotha 🤝🏾. You know I gotchu with the truth and the grind talk."


Are there any other conditions I should add to ChatGPT's behavior and thought process to make it smarter and more useful?

Skipper 27

Some people call any flip "parkour." Any flip means parkour to them. It annoys me. Take the front flip. The front flip is not necessarily parkour and in some contexts is not related to parkour.


I conclude these people don't actually know what parkour is.


They don't understand parkour as it's meant to be.


One shouldn't incorrectly label things. If you're gonna label something, first understand what the label is