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7/24/2025, 5:49:40 AM
So, people recognize me as a smart guy. I've managed to go from poverty to having a decent, well paid technical job, even though I dropped out of college, so I guess I could say it with property: I'm a smart person.
Many times in my life I've told people I love (mom, ex gf) to do this or that, for their own good, but without explaining the logic behind my advices. A few times they did take my advice, but most of the time they didn't, especially advice regarding money (or saving it). I feel like women (at least) don't give a shit about prioritizing.
Here comes the problem: most of the time I'm right about things I suggest, but whenever I confirm that I was correct, I feel mad because my advice wasn't taken, but I'm also left with the feeling that, maybe, I should have convinced the other person and should have explained the logic behind my advice. Whenever this thought comes, I think that, on the other hand, these I people I love should and could have trusted me, but didn't. Why the fuck should I waste time on lengthy explanations to them if they didn't ask me to explain or didn't give a shit about my advice in the first place? Why should I waste time explaining things that I learned either from experience or by putting effort and following long processes of educating myself? Do I need to CONVINCE people to follow my advice for their own good? If I fuck up and my advice turns out to be mistaken, I most probably *will* be made responsible for that, so why should I put effort on that?
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Many times in my life I've told people I love (mom, ex gf) to do this or that, for their own good, but without explaining the logic behind my advices. A few times they did take my advice, but most of the time they didn't, especially advice regarding money (or saving it). I feel like women (at least) don't give a shit about prioritizing.
Here comes the problem: most of the time I'm right about things I suggest, but whenever I confirm that I was correct, I feel mad because my advice wasn't taken, but I'm also left with the feeling that, maybe, I should have convinced the other person and should have explained the logic behind my advice. Whenever this thought comes, I think that, on the other hand, these I people I love should and could have trusted me, but didn't. Why the fuck should I waste time on lengthy explanations to them if they didn't ask me to explain or didn't give a shit about my advice in the first place? Why should I waste time explaining things that I learned either from experience or by putting effort and following long processes of educating myself? Do I need to CONVINCE people to follow my advice for their own good? If I fuck up and my advice turns out to be mistaken, I most probably *will* be made responsible for that, so why should I put effort on that?
Video unrelated.
7/24/2025, 5:49:40 AM
So, people recognize me as a smart guy. I've managed to go from poverty to having a decent, well paid technical job, even though I dropped out of college, so I guess I could say it with property: I'm a smart person.
Many times in my life I've told people I love (mom, ex gf) to do this or that, for their own good, but without explaining the logic behind my advices. A few times they did take my advice, but most of the time they didn't, especially advice regarding money (or saving it). I feel like women (at least) don't give a shit about prioritizing.
Here comes the problem: most of the time I'm right about things I suggest, but whenever I confirm that I was correct, I feel mad because my advice wasn't taken, but I'm also left with the feeling that, maybe, I should have convinced the other person and should have explained the logic behind my advice. Whenever this thought comes, I think that, on the other hand, these I people I love should and could have trusted me, but didn't. Why the fuck should I waste time on lengthy explanations to them if they didn't ask me to explain or didn't give a shit about my advice in the first place? Why should I waste time explaining things that I learned either from experience or by putting effort and following long processes of educating myself? Do I need to CONVINCE people to follow my advice for their own good? If I fuck up and my advice turns out to be mistaken, I most probably *will* be made responsible for that, so why should I put effort on that?
Video unrelated.
Many times in my life I've told people I love (mom, ex gf) to do this or that, for their own good, but without explaining the logic behind my advices. A few times they did take my advice, but most of the time they didn't, especially advice regarding money (or saving it). I feel like women (at least) don't give a shit about prioritizing.
Here comes the problem: most of the time I'm right about things I suggest, but whenever I confirm that I was correct, I feel mad because my advice wasn't taken, but I'm also left with the feeling that, maybe, I should have convinced the other person and should have explained the logic behind my advice. Whenever this thought comes, I think that, on the other hand, these I people I love should and could have trusted me, but didn't. Why the fuck should I waste time on lengthy explanations to them if they didn't ask me to explain or didn't give a shit about my advice in the first place? Why should I waste time explaining things that I learned either from experience or by putting effort and following long processes of educating myself? Do I need to CONVINCE people to follow my advice for their own good? If I fuck up and my advice turns out to be mistaken, I most probably *will* be made responsible for that, so why should I put effort on that?
Video unrelated.
7/9/2025, 4:57:37 AM
New Bread
7/9/2025, 4:57:37 AM
New Bread
7/9/2025, 4:57:37 AM
New Bread
7/9/2025, 4:57:37 AM
New Bread
7/9/2025, 4:57:37 AM
New Bread
7/9/2025, 4:57:37 AM
New Bread
7/9/2025, 4:57:37 AM
New Bread
7/9/2025, 4:57:37 AM
New Bread
7/9/2025, 4:57:37 AM
New Bread
7/9/2025, 4:57:37 AM
New Bread
7/9/2025, 4:57:37 AM
New Bread
7/9/2025, 4:57:37 AM
New Bread
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