It gets worse. Having sex (as opposed to intimacy) be a fundamental need was pushed by people like Wilhelm Reich in order to entice Stacy to go out and screw every Chad in town (under the pretext of “checking for compatibility”) and destroy the family unit.
Probably just plain Marxism. At that point it had become clear to the left that simple class baiting wasn’t enough to turn over the world to international communism. So the family along with the nation was put on the chopping block.
As a species it obviously would be. On the other hand, as a species - it's actually statistically likely that it won't be on the table for the majority of sub-prime genetics.
They used the point of the experimental group losing interest in sex as they starved to show that the needs at the bottom overtake those at the top so I don't think sex would be at the bottom.
Regardless without intimacy and close friendships it is still extremely difficult to be a happy person.
Do you post this in the hopes that someone kills themselves?
You're not even incel, are you? Is this entire group just people who bully others into death and then a bunch of misguided loners who don't realize they're being tortured to death?
If we stop reminding ourselves we might start thinking there's still a chance, and once that hope is dashed against the rocks, kill ourselves en-masse.
Sort of. It's definitely an easy short cut. But if you get to a point of thinking fuck everyone, your own esteem can get a boost. Such as if everyone is like an IT stereotype, supporting hypergamous women and their promiscuous lifestyle for approval, and you reject that out of pride, its liberating and shows you have self respect.
Depends what kind of therapy you have. CBT (cognitive behavioural therapy) is about changing both your thoughts and your behaviour, so that you live a better life. For example, learning how to sleep better or practice mindfulness so that your negative thoughts are dealt with in a better way, or pushing yourself to be in situations you wouldn't normally be in such as going to places to meet new people. There isn't a magic one-size-fits-all therapy, but there's always something new to try. So many of the people on this sub have just fallen into an echo chamber of their own thoughts, and it makes it really difficult for them to accept that they need to change their thoughts and behaviour
Therapy is helpful if you have legit chemical imbalances or mentall illnesses, but the vast majority of people today are depressed because of life reasons, and therapy doesn't solve that.
That's not true. Anyone who has real depression has a chemical imbalance. And if it develops from life situations (like most stress, anxiety and depression does) then therapy can help you gain a life that you're happier with. I'd recommend that everyone on this sub seeks medical attention, even if they don't believe in therapy then it's likely they'll be able to try antidepressants (unless you're 18 or under, doctors don't like giving them to developing people).
I'm guessing you're American or something cos most of the doctors in my country aren't jewish so i don't really get how that plays into it? Also Jews aren't chosen people their just normal people, I don't understand how anti-Semitism still exists
But they are equal on the hierarchy, ergo of equal value. So a friendship is equal to a romantic relationship when it comes to meeting that particular need step on the pyramid.
They can certainly give you a load of validation as a person without the emotional roller-coaster that relationships can be. They are especially good for a feeling of belonging if you cohabit, like room-mates. My brother lives with me, which certainly makes life considerably less crappy with the lack of romance in my life.
I mean, having friends is nice and all, but the purpose of all life on this planet is to procreate and have their genes live on. If you go against millions of years of conditioning, you will probably have a bad time. I’m not saying you can’t be happy childless, but the majority of people certainly can’t be.
I wasn't given the choice. I don't have kids. Couldn't have kids.
Friends of my parents were childless too. They used to spend a lot of time during their retirement out doing things and going places. Usually with my parents after we left home.
I did want them, and to find out in your early twenties that it's not possible is crushing, but you pick yourself up, dust yourself off and just get on with it. I started making some very elaborate Christening gowns for friends who were all having kids around that time, and took pleasure in cuddling the babies, and then handing them back when they started to smell like a change was in order...
I really emphatize with you if I might say that. I always wanted kids, and since I’m unattractive, this might not come true. I’m not saying it’s the same as your situation, just I get the feeling. And I’m sorry about it. At least you found things to bring you joy, I hope you’ll find lots of these.
And I hope you find things that bring you as much joy too. So many of the guys here are missing out on a lot of things because of their obsession over relationships and so on. They're so fixed on what they don't have that they neglect to take care of the rest of their lives.
Friends are very important, and it's never too late to make new ones. It's not too late to take up new hobbies or pursue interests that you may have had lurking for a long time. My mum is a good example- she returned to school when she was the age I am now, as a returning adult, to do music lessons. At the age of 45, my mother took up percussion. At the age of 75, she has her own (growing) drum kit, plays in two bands, and loves it.
You’d be surprised. Lots of people here have a lot going on with their lives. But even if you succeed in something, it feels empty without the thought that you’re appreciated by someone else close to you.
It's funny you say that- I do a lot of sewing, and I have made a few christening gowns in my time. I once made one that took over 15 metres of fabric, was over 50" long, and had more than 300 pearls hand stitched onto it with gold embroidery between them. I showed it to my then-husband, whose only comment about it was: "It's a dress" in a flat monotone. I think in that instance, I would have been happier without the comment from him. It completely destroyed my confidence in what I had made. I am now extremely hyper-critical of my own work.
I'm not trying to say that all relationships are like that, and my friends absolutely loved the gown, and thought it was fabulous. I know my then husband was a complete git in more ways than one. It was just the bit you said about a partner to appreciate things- I would have loved one, but unfortunately ended up with that instead.
With the rise in social media though, our friends are always around to help celebrate the little victories in life, but yeah, it doesn't compare to someone who will grin at you and give you a hug while telling you "well done".
Friendship is not equal to a relationship. A relationship fills a void that a friendship never can. Many incels have kept female friends, if it's as fulfilling as a relationship why are they all still here? Friendship equal to a relationship, just lol. This is why we don't take wymyn seriously.
Oh dear. You don't get it, do you? You can still go on to the next level of the pyramid with just friends. Relationships are still good, but not as essential as having a good network of friends at the end of the day. I have friends but no relationship, and still manage to achieve the next two tiers of the pyramid.
Relationships are still good, but not as essential as having a good network of friends at the end of the day. I have friends but no relationship, and still manage to achieve the next two tiers of the pyramid.
Don't you think that you being old and dried up is a big contributor to you thinking like this?
I wouldn't say so, no, because even when I was younger I managed feelings of accomplishment without needing validation from a partner, because I had friends and family supporting me.
while agreeing that sex, companionship & intimacy are extremely important this sub does an awful lot of assuming Maslow is correct - there are criticisms of his theory should anyone be motivated to google them
Are you saying that rich people can have problems too?? That just because to pay for food and rent is not an issue, I still feel incredibly unfulfilled and broken as a human being??
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1 1122334wy 2018-05-27
wasn't sex in the physiological needs category
1 BetaChad69 2018-05-27
roasties got ahold of the pyramid of blackpills
1 LinksLight 2018-05-27
women on twitter say Maslow was pro rape because of this.
1 yipopov 2018-05-27
It gets worse. Having sex (as opposed to intimacy) be a fundamental need was pushed by people like Wilhelm Reich in order to entice Stacy to go out and screw every Chad in town (under the pretext of “checking for compatibility”) and destroy the family unit.
1 LinksLight 2018-05-27
..why? what motivated him? this some "protocols of the elders" thing?
1 yipopov 2018-05-27
Probably just plain Marxism. At that point it had become clear to the left that simple class baiting wasn’t enough to turn over the world to international communism. So the family along with the nation was put on the chopping block.
1 CptBeetle 2018-05-27
As a species it obviously would be. On the other hand, as a species - it's actually statistically likely that it won't be on the table for the majority of sub-prime genetics.
1 apoptosiscel 2018-05-27
I was reading about Maslow's hierarchy of needs and came across this study https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minnesota_Starvation_Experiment
They used the point of the experimental group losing interest in sex as they starved to show that the needs at the bottom overtake those at the top so I don't think sex would be at the bottom.
Regardless without intimacy and close friendships it is still extremely difficult to be a happy person.
1 Zippy1avion 2018-05-27
IMO it's more representing sexual release. I tend to have at least 1 solitary emission per day, so as far as Maslow is concerned, that need is met.
1 PizzaPokemon 2018-05-27
Yes
1 PuzzleheadedSea4 2018-05-27
Do you post this in the hopes that someone kills themselves?
You're not even incel, are you? Is this entire group just people who bully others into death and then a bunch of misguided loners who don't realize they're being tortured to death?
1 488Koala 2018-05-27
I am incel and ethnocel. I have been part of braincels since our old sub was deleted, and I was a member of the incels sub.
1 Kar98kSnipe 2018-05-27
We’re past the point of feel-good remedies that help nothing. This is pure self-awareness that 99.9% of the population will never experience.
1 PuzzleheadedSea4 2018-05-27
But the constant reminders. We all know it so why the "daily reminder." It's like the bully in high school never left.
1 tropical_cockonut 2018-05-27
Does it even matter?
1 CursedCel 2018-05-27
If we stop reminding ourselves we might start thinking there's still a chance, and once that hope is dashed against the rocks, kill ourselves en-masse.
1 Rhodri_Kraakman 2018-05-27
Accusatory comments are against the rules. Please be more civil.
1 tropical_cockonut 2018-05-27
I can't even get the "Rest" part correctly. Fuck me, man.
1 488Koala 2018-05-27
It’s over
1 tropical_cockonut 2018-05-27
It never began. Maybe i'll have actual rest in my grave
1 488Koala 2018-05-27
I am working on the second level
1 GymcellingisCope1 2018-05-27
There is no self-esteem without intimate relationships.
1 BUTT_NECTAR 2018-05-27
Sort of. It's definitely an easy short cut. But if you get to a point of thinking fuck everyone, your own esteem can get a boost. Such as if everyone is like an IT stereotype, supporting hypergamous women and their promiscuous lifestyle for approval, and you reject that out of pride, its liberating and shows you have self respect.
1 cel-shaded 2018-05-27
Anecdotal example, but my confidence increased when i gave up and became a misanthrope.
1 THRWWAY2AVOIDRAGE 2018-05-27
not gonna lie, this made me feel great. 4 out of 5 could be worse. lack companionship is not that bad to get over but I know that is not for everyone.
not telling you all not to care or see it that way.
1 endmysuffering1 2018-05-27
its over
1 UHateBeingCalledOut 2018-05-27
Make up your fucking minds bruh...don't you incel niggas hate psychiatry but then post shit made by psychiatirsts and shit.
1 Zippy1avion 2018-05-27
A crude question crudely asked. Psychology isn't perfect by any means, but it holds some truths.
1 Tha_Crock 2018-05-27
We don't agree with therapy.
1 UHateBeingCalledOut 2018-05-27
Then why is this post here? Hypocrites my nigga....hypocrites
1 Tha_Crock 2018-05-27
Therapy is only a small part of psychology dumbfuck. You pass high school?
1 UHateBeingCalledOut 2018-05-27
Lol but based on stuff like this post. Where's your God now bruh? Fucking dumbass nigga.
1 Tha_Crock 2018-05-27
I lol at how stupid you are. Maslow's pyramid of needs has nothing to do with traditional therap. Therapy is some jew telling you how to cope.
1 UHateBeingCalledOut 2018-05-27
Bruh Maslow was a Jew . Fucking dumbass.
1 Tha_Crock 2018-05-27
He was one of the good ones then.
1 blackcatpaws 2018-05-27
Why not?
1 Tha_Crock 2018-05-27
Therapy doesn't make your life better, it just makes you cope with the shitty life you have.
1 blackcatpaws 2018-05-27
Depends what kind of therapy you have. CBT (cognitive behavioural therapy) is about changing both your thoughts and your behaviour, so that you live a better life. For example, learning how to sleep better or practice mindfulness so that your negative thoughts are dealt with in a better way, or pushing yourself to be in situations you wouldn't normally be in such as going to places to meet new people. There isn't a magic one-size-fits-all therapy, but there's always something new to try. So many of the people on this sub have just fallen into an echo chamber of their own thoughts, and it makes it really difficult for them to accept that they need to change their thoughts and behaviour
1 Tha_Crock 2018-05-27
Therapy is helpful if you have legit chemical imbalances or mentall illnesses, but the vast majority of people today are depressed because of life reasons, and therapy doesn't solve that.
1 blackcatpaws 2018-05-27
That's not true. Anyone who has real depression has a chemical imbalance. And if it develops from life situations (like most stress, anxiety and depression does) then therapy can help you gain a life that you're happier with. I'd recommend that everyone on this sub seeks medical attention, even if they don't believe in therapy then it's likely they'll be able to try antidepressants (unless you're 18 or under, doctors don't like giving them to developing people).
1 Tha_Crock 2018-05-27
Nah, I'd rather live in the real world than let some jew give me drugs so I become delusional and think I'm happy when I'm not.
1 blackcatpaws 2018-05-27
"some jew" wow
1 Tha_Crock 2018-05-27
oy vey goyim, can't criticize da jews, they're da chosen people.
1 blackcatpaws 2018-05-27
I'm guessing you're American or something cos most of the doctors in my country aren't jewish so i don't really get how that plays into it? Also Jews aren't chosen people their just normal people, I don't understand how anti-Semitism still exists
1 Zandonus 2018-05-27
Yeah, level 4 and 5 don't seem to matter without level 3. Just like level 2 is worthless without level 1.
1 MagratM 2018-05-27
There's nothing stopping you going out and getting friends to fulfil the third tier.
1 Idk12344482305 2018-05-27
Friendships can’t replace romantic relationships.
1 MagratM 2018-05-27
But they are equal on the hierarchy, ergo of equal value. So a friendship is equal to a romantic relationship when it comes to meeting that particular need step on the pyramid.
1 Idk12344482305 2018-05-27
So if someone doesn’t have anything to eat, you’ll just tell them that they can have a nap and fulfill the first step?
1 MagratM 2018-05-27
Food is a basic need, not a psychological one. There's a difference.
1 Idk12344482305 2018-05-27
What Maslow says is that until all the criteria on one step are fulfilled, you can’t advance to the next one.
1 MagratM 2018-05-27
Oh well.
I think the pyramid is a bit screwed then, because I get prestige and feelings of accomplishment despite being single.
1 Idk12344482305 2018-05-27
I mean, Maslow is mot necessarily right, and you absolutely can. But do really think friendships can substitute romantic relationships?
1 MagratM 2018-05-27
They can certainly give you a load of validation as a person without the emotional roller-coaster that relationships can be. They are especially good for a feeling of belonging if you cohabit, like room-mates. My brother lives with me, which certainly makes life considerably less crappy with the lack of romance in my life.
1 Idk12344482305 2018-05-27
I mean, having friends is nice and all, but the purpose of all life on this planet is to procreate and have their genes live on. If you go against millions of years of conditioning, you will probably have a bad time. I’m not saying you can’t be happy childless, but the majority of people certainly can’t be.
1 MagratM 2018-05-27
I wasn't given the choice. I don't have kids. Couldn't have kids.
Friends of my parents were childless too. They used to spend a lot of time during their retirement out doing things and going places. Usually with my parents after we left home.
Life is what you make it.
1 Idk12344482305 2018-05-27
I’m sorry to hear that, but if you had the chance to have kids, would you not want to have them? Just asking.
1 MagratM 2018-05-27
I did want them, and to find out in your early twenties that it's not possible is crushing, but you pick yourself up, dust yourself off and just get on with it. I started making some very elaborate Christening gowns for friends who were all having kids around that time, and took pleasure in cuddling the babies, and then handing them back when they started to smell like a change was in order...
1 Idk12344482305 2018-05-27
I really emphatize with you if I might say that. I always wanted kids, and since I’m unattractive, this might not come true. I’m not saying it’s the same as your situation, just I get the feeling. And I’m sorry about it. At least you found things to bring you joy, I hope you’ll find lots of these.
1 MagratM 2018-05-27
And I hope you find things that bring you as much joy too. So many of the guys here are missing out on a lot of things because of their obsession over relationships and so on. They're so fixed on what they don't have that they neglect to take care of the rest of their lives.
Friends are very important, and it's never too late to make new ones. It's not too late to take up new hobbies or pursue interests that you may have had lurking for a long time. My mum is a good example- she returned to school when she was the age I am now, as a returning adult, to do music lessons. At the age of 45, my mother took up percussion. At the age of 75, she has her own (growing) drum kit, plays in two bands, and loves it.
My parents taught me a lot about life...
1 Idk12344482305 2018-05-27
You’d be surprised. Lots of people here have a lot going on with their lives. But even if you succeed in something, it feels empty without the thought that you’re appreciated by someone else close to you.
1 MagratM 2018-05-27
It's funny you say that- I do a lot of sewing, and I have made a few christening gowns in my time. I once made one that took over 15 metres of fabric, was over 50" long, and had more than 300 pearls hand stitched onto it with gold embroidery between them. I showed it to my then-husband, whose only comment about it was: "It's a dress" in a flat monotone. I think in that instance, I would have been happier without the comment from him. It completely destroyed my confidence in what I had made. I am now extremely hyper-critical of my own work.
I'm not trying to say that all relationships are like that, and my friends absolutely loved the gown, and thought it was fabulous. I know my then husband was a complete git in more ways than one. It was just the bit you said about a partner to appreciate things- I would have loved one, but unfortunately ended up with that instead.
With the rise in social media though, our friends are always around to help celebrate the little victories in life, but yeah, it doesn't compare to someone who will grin at you and give you a hug while telling you "well done".
1 Cissnowflake 2018-05-27
It’s always amazing how much redditors “fucking love” science until it starts to go against what they already believe.
1 zZacharyChad 2018-05-27
I wish it was, but it's really not. But as a womyn you don't know anything about that.
1 MagratM 2018-05-27
As a single woman, yes, I do know about that
1 zZacharyChad 2018-05-27
Friendship is not equal to a relationship. A relationship fills a void that a friendship never can. Many incels have kept female friends, if it's as fulfilling as a relationship why are they all still here? Friendship equal to a relationship, just lol. This is why we don't take wymyn seriously.
1 MagratM 2018-05-27
Oh dear. You don't get it, do you? You can still go on to the next level of the pyramid with just friends. Relationships are still good, but not as essential as having a good network of friends at the end of the day. I have friends but no relationship, and still manage to achieve the next two tiers of the pyramid.
1 retarded_dumbshit 2018-05-27
Don't you think that you being old and dried up is a big contributor to you thinking like this?
1 MagratM 2018-05-27
I wouldn't say so, no, because even when I was younger I managed feelings of accomplishment without needing validation from a partner, because I had friends and family supporting me.
1 OutsideDream 2018-05-27
while agreeing that sex, companionship & intimacy are extremely important this sub does an awful lot of assuming Maslow is correct - there are criticisms of his theory should anyone be motivated to google them
1 LezClarence 2018-05-27
Ha I don’t have safety so it doesn’t matter
1 yodubsmaneo 2018-05-27
And you need the middle to advance to the top. Without it the pyramid collapses
1 Zippy1avion 2018-05-27
Are you saying that rich people can have problems too?? That just because to pay for food and rent is not an issue, I still feel incredibly unfulfilled and broken as a human being??
1 someblokexd 2018-05-27
we are utter filth to society
1 Cissnowflake 2018-05-27
Cue the IT idiots: “I hear the jury is still out on ... science.”
1 pempoczky 2018-05-27
Hey dipshits this whole pyramid is about the fact that you can always reach a higher level. There's no limits here
1 getoveryourselfsrsly 2018-05-27
This is a gross neglect of human rights. Wow I can't believe this
1 blackcatpaws 2018-05-27
Maslow's pyramid is unfalsifiable pseudoscience anyway
1 Tha_Crock 2018-05-27
I lol at how stupid you are. Maslow's pyramid of needs has nothing to do with traditional therap. Therapy is some jew telling you how to cope.
1 UHateBeingCalledOut 2018-05-27
Bruh Maslow was a Jew . Fucking dumbass.
1 Tha_Crock 2018-05-27
oy vey goyim, can't criticize da jews, they're da chosen people.