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Capitalism is everywhere, it affects everything.
Imagine what neoliberal propaganda articles look like in various evil empires.
"Women in Sauron's army. How female orcs have helped create a more inclusive global conquest." - The Mordor Examiner
"How the death star program is revitalizing the galactic economy." - The Coruscant Times
"Despite progressive cries to "Free Arrakis" situation with House Harkonnen more complicated then most people think." - The Corrino Fund
"How the anti imperial rabbit hole can easily lead to people to pro choas views." - Ultramar Today
The best dating advice I could ever give is:
If someone thinks you're hot the first thing out of your mouth, on an app DOES NOT MATTER. You can literally say "Hello, I'm ___ nice to meet you." If they think you're hot they will keep talking to you. If they do not, it doesn't matter what you say.
Why is this good advice? Incels say you should looksmax so that everyone thinks you're hot, but that's the stupidest advice ever. Women are constantly asked about who they think is hot by RESEARCHERS and the answer is the same every time: It depends. Men tend to cluster around the same type of women a bit more, but I'd argue that it depends for them too.
The reality is that someone, somewhere will find you hot, without any changes to your looks or personality.
Your goal isn't to craft the perfect message, make the perfect profile, wear the perfect clothes, do pushups, get surgery. If you do that you'll actually become MORE insecure because you're constantly obsessing about how awful you look. And that will make it harder to find love because you will be more hesitant to be yourself in public around people who would like that.
If you do the above, what you're actually doing is trying to fend off rejection, instead of chasing success. Because you can't date everyone. It's not physically possible. And ironically, no matter how much work you do on yourself, TONS of people still won't like you, not because you failed, but because they just like different things. Instead of seeing that for what it is, the world being a big and diverse place, you will internalize it as a personal failure and you'll be like that weird monk in The Davinci code who beats himself with a mace in private because he was a bad bad boy.
Your goal is to literally just go out into the world, be proud of who you are, and do stuff you like. You will run into someone who likes the same things and likes you and thinks you're hot. And... if you're okay with being rejected by a lot of people romantically, you just see it as you're not their cup of tea, you will be proud of yourself, outgoing, and you'll find someone who is like "holy shit where have you been my whole life."
And you didn't do one situp. You didn't learn a new makeup routine. You didn't buy a cool car.
You just said, hey maybe I am actually hot and cool. Maybe people do like me. Maybe I'm fine the way I am.
And someone else out there said, no you're not just fine, you're amazing I want to date you.
Stop overthinking your dating profile. That's the moral of the story.
Life is really fucking hard. It is. Constantly trying to survive in a system I can’t thrive in sucks.
But something about surviving with someone. Both knowing the system sucks and it won’t always be okay, but doing what you can for each other. Fighting to survive together. I would fight, forever, if it meant I was fighting for a life with you
Now that girls don’t plan on having kids or getting married, the revolution begins by telling them that they have a snowball’s chance in hell of affording a house by themselves in their lifetime.
My parents: let me grow up on Les Miserábles and Newsies and The Hunger Games
Also my parents (when I turned out a passionate leftist who doesn’t believe in a literal interpretation of Genesis) :
Capitalism can't fix a what it broke in the first place.
America is the land of opportunity because there is none.
If there are stories of success it's your fault for not trying harder.
But if you are a real American they are outnumbered by libraries of failure, full of people who followed the rules, played their part, and failed.
I've seen first-hand that those who succeed are often servile to money, or are cut throat about personal gain.
That's not opportunity, it's exploitation.
There's no reason to play that game, no reason to shame yourself for failure.
Instead stand up and look around. Look at who is taking from you today and demand more from them or remove them from your daily life.