You have hobbies and interests you don't practice enough. When you get free time you just fall into the cycle of doing easy things like internet and wasting time. Since i started wagecucking I basically stopped socialising as much. My other friends are wagecucks and we don't meet up often unless it is the gym or something. I'm not meeting new people offline. Despite having some money, not spending it, just skimping and saving till death. Can't motivate to go out by myself and do the things I might enjoy. There is the option always to go clubbing with NPCs and go through that (UK brahs know what I mean when I mention npc degenerates you meet while doing so, unfulfilling experience).
Seriously, what is the solution to this cycle? It's so easy to fall into this trap as a wagecuck.
The travel meme sounds like a solution but really is it? I genuinely feel like It would be easier to start over somewhere new.
This is why people with rough but real life (adventure chasers : life in a van, surf, ski etc) seems to be really happy. They live their life 100% unlike us. You're so depressed / tired by your wagecut activity you can't do somth creative after. So hard to balance everything
Its this. I could plan and do things, squeeze in, try meet new people through mutual interest events etc. But wagecuckery tires me. Gym most nights tires me. When I get a weekend, do i want to do anything? no. You feel worse as time goes on, get older, and opportunities slowly close every day. The thing is how most normies live it without noticing it or thinking about it. being red pilled about this is really depressing. The ultimate red pill really Is being blue pilled?
Or is it being financially independent while red pilled? I think the collective autism of this board could come up with something interesting
This. There's no way out or forward because you're not living a real life of adventure. There's no way out. All you can do is cope. Millions of people on antidepressants, drugs, alcohol, tobacco, etc are on the same boat.
Levi Rivera
retire in a country where you can live like a king
Evan Rogers
Those types of people obviously sacrifice for it. That's okay. Future finances or stability for just letting life carry them wherever. We all know the trope of that guy who did this in the youth and now works on a construction site in his 50s or does odd jobs. We are not all destined to be alpha and make it while doing that kinda life and having shit fall into place.
That is the trap. It feels like you cannot win unless of course you achieve financial freedom at a younger age. The, all you have is your own mindset and habits to battle for moving towards a life you want. maximum freedom. No wagecuckery or uncertainty in the way, draining the mental energy.
>You have hobbies and interests you don't practice enough. When you get free time you just fall into the cycle of doing easy things like internet and wasting time. Stop doing that, idiot. Not everything needs to be a big adventure. Get a hobby that allows you to learn something, then when you have practiced it enough find ways to monetize it. Case in point: I have read up on how to grow cannabis for a year, next year I'm opening a small firm and making a test run, if everything goes well I'm looking at expanding into a 50-100 mq greenhouse by the year after
Nathan Scott
shut up, there is no excuse to live, now buy my rope
