Thread 24667428

>women tout this as some groundbreaking revelation
>literally "stop trying to control other people"

Passing a law ordering women to shut the fuck up would be like hitting the mute button on a TV on the background that's been tuned to Telemundo with the volume maxed for your entire life and you've just gotten used to it

>>24667428 (OP)
But not being able to control people makes my dick hurt

I cant stand the way this woman writes, she stretches a reddit post into an entire book its atrocious

My decisions have gotten so much better in all areas of life when I started ignoring the opinions of women. It applies to everything from toothpaste reviews on Amazon to life advice like this.

subversive and revolutionary

>>24667428 (OP)
>#1 New York Times Best Seller
I can't read this without picturing the søyjak meme

>>24667437
this is kinda based thoughbeit

>>24668539
>stop resisting

>>24667428 (OP)
I wonder if Mel Robbins just "let them" be when people decided not to wear masks or get vaccinated during covid. Something tells me he was screeching on twitter about how we had to "force them" to adhere to peer pressure.

>>24668542
>you can't save them

>>24668552
>stop worrying about things
>that are beyond your control
>kill your empathy and be selfish
>just become a soulless sociopath

"Number One Best Seller!"

- some zionist rag

>>24668560

>Don't Worry About It

Next #1 Hit:

>Shut Your Mouth

Followed By:

>Get in the Van, Fight in Iran

>>24667428 (OP)
Self help books are so retarded. I had several people recommend Atomic Habits to me because "they also have adhd and it changed their life" and the entire book is just like "write shit down and then do it". I hate the self help book writing strategy of having 95% of the chapter be mundane life stories and then 5% "helpful" information. It's so fucking transparent when they're trying to hit a certain page count or whatever.

>>24668603
why not classic self help like The Book Of The Five Rings, Hakagure, or anything by Jung or Maslow?

>>24668611
Those I cannot speak on as I have not read them, I was mainly talking about the trendy modern self help books. Jung does pique my interest though, I've only heard good things (from people whose opinions I actually respect)