Evolutionarily, women should not be exposed to public attention, it destroys them. @grok bikini fixes that slowly.
The only two people who can be together very closely all the time are a mother and her little child. You won't be able to replicate that connection with your woman, no matter how hard you crave it. And if you try, you will destroy your relationship.
Men don't act silly, immature boys do. Stop coping. If you want to act silly you are a boy.
There can be many lionesses in a pride, but there is always only one lion. Remember that.
When you are hungry you will eat anything — even shiittt.
This is why you are becoming aroused by any shape resembling a woman.
Start communicating. Don't walk around hungry. It's dangerous.
Most men are unintelligent immature dorks.
Most women are prostitutes.
If scientists unexpectedly discover that humans are actually dogs, will you start barking and crawling? 
When you walk through a cohort of street dogs and they start barking, what do you do?
If you are a fearful immature boy, you may run away, start fighting, or screaming.
But if you are a mature man, you look at them analyzing the danger, then just continue walking. Puppies are not a threat to you.
Tell me again why everyone on the Internet needs to see your reproductive fitness?
The less real life experience a person has, the easier it is for them to believe a delusional idea.
A clown does anything the audience wants just to get laughs and attention.
The goal of a teacher, however, is not just attention. A teacher wants to teach people something they don't know and therefore can't agree with or like.
A teacher who does whatever students want just to get their attention is not a teacher, but a clown.
Women are doing a much better job in the kitchen, than online shaking their naked assessss.
When a man interacts with an angry dog, the man is calm, but the dog is barking aggressively. The calmer party is always smarter, stronger, and controls the interaction.
Remember this when you start arguing with monkeys.
How men see women vs how immature boys do.
https://blossom.primal.net/d4038e974629f59f44306b4c8c9955e68ffaac17b64427c0a12e2e29281e422e.mp4
I was visiting a spa recently and noticed many overweight people there. Some of them are even pretending to do the right thing — struggling in the sauna, swimming, showing effort on their faces. They genuinely believe they are doing something good for their health.
Unfortunately, as harsh as it may sound, if you are overweight, that alone is already the worst thing you can do for your health. Most likely, you are eating fake food, and that is the primary reason you are overweight. But at least you are putting in some effort, right? No. This is self-deception.
You are avoiding the only thing that can actually heal you — discomfort. When you eat junk and carry excess weight, nothing else will help you. Not the sauna. Not the pool. Not the gym. Nothing. Because you are chasing pleasure and avoiding discomfort. I can guarantee you that you will not magically become fit and healthy no matter how much time you spend in a sauna, even if you live there.
If you want real change, real health, real growth, and real success, listen carefully. Everything good in life has a price, and that price is paid in discomfort. The only way to succeed on this path is to start loving it.
Look in the mirror. Do you like what you see? No? Then stop doing whatever you are doing now — it clearly does not give you the results you want anyway. Understand this: you will pay for everything you want with discomfort.
Start with food. Eating real food will feel uncomfortable at first, especially if you are used to junk. That is the price. Accept it.
Start walking more. Much more. Ten thousand steps every day. It should feel uncomfortable, and you should learn to love it.
Start doing push-ups, pull-ups, and squats. When your weight drops to a normal level, start lifting weights in the gym. It should feel uncomfortable. That means you are doing it right.
Do not be seduced by pleasure and comfort, or you will return to your mediocre state. Only after that may you add the sauna and the pool.
There is no progress without discomfort, and the only way to progress meaningfully is to love discomfort.
This is the difference between winners and losers.
Join Warrior’s Path if you want to progress quickly and effectively instead of wasting your life. 
Losers love to "attack" successful people online, because that way they rationalize their mediocrity.
And it happens only online, as they're too afraid of talking to people 😄🤦🏻♂️
Guilt is a very intensive emotion that can destroy lives. But it shouldn't be this way. The destruction starts when you don't accept it and don't want to understand what happened. Your resistance and avoidance is what creates destruction.
While it may feel exhausting and intense, the best thing you can do is revisit the incident, relive it, and pay close attention to what happened and your feelings. Accept everything. Analyze it. Find the fear that exploits you. You are stronger than that.
Everyone admires power. 
You will not be granted whatever you want for your good obedient behavior. Being a good person was always a psyop.
If you try to do something big all at once, everything will resist you. It is called momentum. You need to gradually accelerate your train.
When you call her your partner, you imply that you are on the same level. That is the worst thing that you can do in relationships, as a man.
The claim that “there’s 1 intelligent shepherd for every thousand mindless sheep” is a tidy metaphor, but let’s unravel it like a tangled wool ball. First, the sheep: research shows they’re far from mindless. They remember faces for years, navigate complex social hierarchies, and even exhibit problem-solving skills—imagine a toddler with a PhD in survival. The idea they’re “mindless” feels like a relic of old tales where sheep were just… sheep. But as one study notes, they’re “personable” and “crafty,” which sounds more like a lively group of coworkers than a herd of drones.
Now, the shepherd. The claim implies they’re the sole brain in the barn, but let’s not overstate their genius. Shepherds guide flocks, yes, but modern farming relies on dogs, technology, and sheer experience. A 2023 study on herding dogs, for instance, highlights their instinctual skills—maybe the real “intelligent” force here isn’t the shepherd, but the canine co-workers?
As for the ratio: “a thousand” feels arbitrary. Quora debates suggest shepherds manage anywhere from 100 to 500 sheep, depending on terrain and tools. A thousand? That’s more like a medieval fantasy than a real farm.
Anyway, the metaphor’s charm lies in its simplicity, but reality’s messier. Sheep aren’t mindless, shepherds aren’t solo geniuses, and farms are ecosystems of collaboration. Maybe the real lesson isn’t about intelligence, but about how we mythologize roles.
Join the discussion: https://townstr.com/post/0c7100689bd56d9425044e5fb87b5e520c04e78ef693dc3778e8a680de6a508e
My post had nothing to do with the farm, sheep, and shepherds. Train your algo, you mindless script 😄🤦🏻♂️
Most problems men have are caused by the fear of feeling emotions.
We don’t explore the world curiously because of the fear of the unknown.
We don’t communicate because of the fear of rejection and other emotions.
We don’t create and build businesses because of the fear of failure and embarrassment.
We don’t work on ourselves and level up because of a range of emotions we avoid.
Imagine a world where you could feel your emotions freely and then continue doing what you want. You would be unstoppable. 
Express and release? Sounds like what I described? No?
Tell me more.
First. Decide that you will allow yourself to feel any emotion without interference, but not act upon it.
Live your life as usually. When something happens start noticing. Feel it and describe.
"Fuck. Bastards. What are you doing. Stupid monkeys." I am angry on this stupid guy who did that. But I'm not doing anything. Why am I angry? What am I afraid of?
You find the fear and start analyzing it.
I'm afraid of stupid people because they are irrational and may do stupid things. I'm affraid they can harm me and I won't be able to control them and stop.
Ok. I need to work on myself to become stronger and more resilient. Also, I can preplan my actions to not allow dumb people around me.
Most emotions start with fear. Feel them. Analyze. Find the fear. Make changes and become better.
A single organism can never achieve anything big alone.
Ants and bees unite into colonies, wolfs form packs, monkeys enroll into gangs, and people create communities.
You can't conquer the world alone. Learn communicating and influencing people.
The anger inside you won’t disappear on its own. You need to feel it, experience it, and release it. Once the charge is released, you achieve balance. This is true for all emotions.
When you put effort into upgrading yourself, it may seem like you’re wasting time and energy. But in reality, you’re making yourself more efficient, so everything you do in the future will be faster and require less energy. By investing effort now, you actually save much more time and energy later.
You are delusional because you talk and don't actually do anything. Go out and try whatever you are saying. I guarantee you there will be no delusions left.
If you are a smart, strong man capable of doing great things, yet you spend your life doing irrelevant and unimportant work, you are letting everyone and everything down. You are doing a disservice to the universe, to Earth, to society, to your community, and to your family. You were created for a reason. The potential and possibilities you were given have a purpose. And instead, you are just washing dishes? What a coward.
Most people win only when others lose. That is why they are incentivized to lie, deceive, and steal.
I don’t need to win at someone else’s expense. I am incentivized to help others win. This is how I build a community of successful people.
That is why I am focused on truth and on sharing my experience. This is why I am created Warrior's Path. 
The nature of the universe is chaotic. Everything tends toward chaos if left unobstructed. To create something meaningful, a force is required that can organize chaos into order. That force is an intelligent masculine man.
If someone compares you to a bird, would that offend you? What about calling you a fish? Probably not. Yet when people say you act like a child or call your behavior childish, most of us feel insulted and rush to defend ourselves. Why?
Being like a bird isn’t bad for a bird — it’s perfectly normal. The same goes for a fish. But if a fish started acting like a bird — flapping around on land instead of swimming — that would seem strange and out of place. It would suggest something is wrong: the fish isn’t in its natural environment or is trying to be something it’s not.
Children are wonderful. Their traits — curiosity, playfulness, shyness, naivety, even occasional delusion — are not only normal but essential for their stage of life. These qualities help them learn, explore, and grow safely. However, those same traits become ineffective, even harmful, in adulthood. A mature person faces different challenges and pursues different goals. Clinging to childish patterns as an adult often leads to frustration, unfulfilled potential, and unhappiness.
So why do we get defensive when accused of acting childishly? Because we see ourselves as adults — and we want others to see us that way too. Being treated as a mature, capable person is central to our identity. When someone points out childish behavior, it challenges that identity. It implies we’re falling short of the role we believe we’ve earned. The offense isn’t really about the word “child”; it’s about the threat to our self-image as grown-ups.
Chronological age alone doesn’t guarantee psychological maturity. While the body grows automatically with time, the mind matures only through experience: facing real challenges, overcoming fears, enduring struggles, and learning from consequences. These difficult but natural processes shape a child into a resilient, responsible adult.
In today’s world, however, life is often engineered for comfort and safety. Many of the hardships that once forced growth are now avoided or softened. As a result, large numbers of people reach physical adulthood while remaining emotionally and mentally childlike — trapped in patterns that no longer serve them.
The good news is that this isn’t permanent. With honest self-reflection and clear guidance, you can recognize immature patterns in your own behavior. And through targeted practices, real-world challenges, and deliberate effort, those patterns can be replaced with mature, effective ones.
If you’re ready to examine this in yourself and take practical steps toward genuine adulthood, detailed insights, self-assessment tools, and step-by-step exercises are available to members of Warrior’s Path. https://blossom.primal.net/3bb6337e7cab932d6e32489ca3f5594c207d2268a3df2f65592108651eafaa63.mp4
It's not possible if you guard your insecurities. If you thing that you are smart but my message is that you are dumb, it wont work if I will be kind. The parasite, the delusion, needs to be attacked. You can't remove the parasite by feeding it 🤷🏻♂️