What is the worst decision in your life?

Starting smoking. It's the ONLY thing I regret in my life. Everything else taught me something. Even when you quit it follows you for life. Worst decision ever. Nothing else even comes close.

 

Not paying attention to my parents and grandparents.

 

Both. It took me until well into adulthood to realize how lucky I was. I haven't met any people as good-hearted as mom and dad.

 

Sided with the wrong group on a school feud , but eventually i overcame that

 

First time looking at porn definitely...

 

Letting depression get the best of me.

 

Hanging around people and women who didnt treat me very well WAY TO LONG, but in life thats called growth and it made me a wiser person for it

 

Not judging people properly. I can't say it was one time, but hanging out with losers, picking up advice from losers, undervaluing myself. Spent a few years not thinking clearly and getting dragged down by others, but it was a good learning moment I suppose.

 

That is a great reply I like that post

 

For me it's a double whammy of poor decision making. First I got memed into choosing a useless college course and then I doubled down on the mistake by getting a degree in the same subject at university. I learned real fast how much I hate the subject and how much I hate the people who do it.

 

Can you please tell me what the book you were talking about in the El Salvador thread was about? I already asked but both our posts got removed for some reason, and I genuinely want to know.

 

They are by a 19th century philosopher— Friedrich Nietzsche— who believed there were observable symptoms of societal decline in aristocracies (aristocracy here meaning “rule by the best”). Essentially, morality begins to go from the bottom to the top, and the former aristocracy begins to slide into decadence. In On the Genealogy of Morals (both books tackle different subjects), the aristocracy can no longer function with its degeneracy and so in a last ditch effort they begin to adopt ascetic values to counterbalance the excessive decadence and depravity.

They’re analyses of these developments in Athenian democracy/ intelligentsia but he believed (rightly) that the Austrian-Hungarian Empire was crumbling under the same weight.

It was mostly in response to the dude I was replying to about job loss and COVID and not directly about Bitcoin per se, but Bitcoin’s price squeeze is a known symptom of inflation and too much liquid cash in the market.

 

Also hard to summarize but they aren’t long books.

edit: and on the moderation of these forums, I really think their intentions are good. After all,
They do it for free.

 

Thanks for the info, sounds like very interesting stuff.

 

Not sure, I've always been pretty serious about life. Even the bad things turned out to strengthen me and make me a better individual.

I'd have to agree with you and say my first PMO 3 years ago, which was also my first M.

 

Inb4 suspended for promoting violence. This site is a joke sometimes.

 

My whole journey with PMO. Starting masturbation at age 5, buying a porn magazine in my teens, developing to videos and DVDs and eventually discovering the most deprived stuff on the internet

 

Sending bullshit censored pics to teachers through messenger