F*rst wolrders have absolutely zero clue what is true suffering
Ever thought about that? Like it’s literally impossible to become a failure in a f*rstoid cunt
Nanny society and government lifts you up every step of the way
Even willingly failing can be a challenge, so why do they whine and cry so much? Why do they have so many fake mental illnesses like BPD, anxiety, depression, etc? Is this because they’re no longer fully human? Like homunculi, trying to imitate the inherent human experience and being unable to?

>>211685415 (OP)
BPDemon here. I definitely feel like I stopped being human a long time ago lel

>>211685415 (OP)
You're literally firstie. You're not one of us

>>211685415 (OP)
Mossa!

>>211685473
Probably feels fake right? Like being unable to suffer has it perks but inherently existentially critical
>>211685516
Stfu nigga
I’m gonna outline f*rsties once and for all:
Australia, NZ, Japan, Worst Korea, Singapore
All of the EU countries plus britn and Norway.
Canada.
That’s it.

>>211685415 (OP)
trvke

>>211685415 (OP)
Idk man. In firstie countries they have higher expectations: you gotta prove everything, have qualifications, shit like gpa and stuff
Here you can just bullshit your way through everything much easier, just by knowing how to present yourself properly

>>211685946
>Idk man. In firstie countries they have higher expectations: you gotta prove everything, have qualifications, shit like gpa and stuff
>Here you can just bullshit your way through everything much easier, just by knowing how to present yourself properly
We don't just say "This is Ivan, he is my nephew, employ him". We tell little Ivan (we'll call him Dominic) what to study, where to intern, what connections to make, and what 'credentials' look best, then we'll hire him completely above-board based on all those supposed credentials. It's still nepotism but with extra steps.
I'm not complaining about this because we are rapidly getting acquainted with an alternative system: "This is Rajesh, he is morally superior to you and will work for a lower wage, he gets the job".
Hiring based on pure merit has two downsides. Firstly, bright people tend to move up the food chain quickly, which upsets the threatened higher-ups. We all know this. More importantly, though, and I think this is underestimated, higher-ups can't really be expected to know what 'merit' even looks like. They can't be everywhere, see everything, look into your heart and soul. Worse, when mediocre people are promoted to high levels, they are simply not capable of telling apart someone who is a little cleverer than them vs someone much cleverer than them. The result is stagnation, albeit all properly credentialled.

>>211686341
I got offered a position in petrol business where I'd be making 3k dolers on a starting position - insane for Russia (I pretended for the guy that his friend, who is also my mom's friend, is actually my uncle). I refused because it didn't align with my dream.

But I just have a sort of a weird talent - I look smart. I always make too good of an impression on people for some reason even though in reality I'm probably a sub90 retard. But by simply knowing a few foreign languages and having some surface-level knowledge about obscure topics most people are clueless about, I can make people think I'm some sort of a qualified guy or shit like that

>>211685604
>POLAND
>FIRST WORLD
the only thing about poland being first is pajeets in big cities

>>211686717
You may have pajeets but we have both pajeets and blacks which gives us more firstie points
Checkmate

>>211686506
Yes, this sort of thing would be hard to do in England, though I won't say impossible.

Parents in Eastern Europe are okay with adult kids living with them and help them financially.

Parents in Northern Europe kick you out the door the nanosecond you turn 18.