It's ironic that people that aren't conciously seeking to self improve are the ones who usually improve the most...

It's ironic that people that aren't conciously seeking to self improve are the ones who usually improve the most through activities that they love to do or through hobbies they like. They don't have to constantly seek out things to make themselves better. I just feel as if everything that I do doesn't add up to anything, my brain makes the same mistakes and it feels like I stay in the same place. Am I doomed to be a loser forever?

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Kind of true. Chad played football because he wanted to. Football required him to be strong. Chad lifted to get strong.

Meanwhile virgins wanted to coom and play lol. You dont have to do anything to do that.

So in the end authenticity does amount to a lot. I saw it in person so I didnt swallow up the improover meme. You really have to figure out what do you like to do and figure out what will bring you more satisfaction fulfilment and maybe money and go through with it. You have to persevere its not worth it to settle for some materialistic whore whod dump you at the chance she gets. Youd be more miserable than you are now

People who think cold showers are somehow better than hot showers are either masochistic or are self-improvement delusionals.

Damn i am like this Guy in the pic

just accept that it isn't going to get better no matter whether your a virgin or 'chad'.

It's true that improovers are people who think doing various things that are good for your health will somehow fix their life. It's also true that people who are autistically in love with their craft are usually successful and more than happy. But most of us are not autistic. Instead you need to figure out what the world NEEDS. You need a "noble" goal. Your noble goal can even be your search for a noble goal. This is how you will be fulfilled op (which is a better feeling than being successful or happy).

TLDR: Stop improoving and searching for your "calling" and start searching for a noble goal.

>Face strained from trying to force tongue on roof of mouth
why would you do that? Im constantly doing this subconsciously and need to remind myself to relax my tongue

Your thinking is shallow. You should not try to "figure out" what you like to do. You should figure out what you NEED TO DO. Not for your sake, but for the sake of world (or beyond).

They're better for waking up.
And only a reptilian would like a hot shower in summer.