Message from @Kombat-Unit
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B1488 you on IM?
Yes
whats your name on IM?
B1488
Right on
ok so open question for ya'll
with story and background
So I've reconciled my Orthodox Faith and my Politics
But now the question is this
How do I not get burnt out with Fascism?
It's like, I get burnt out and blow out and leave
how do I balance Fascism out with the rest of my life?
I truly want to be back involved I really do
I just want to identify what burns me out and makes me black pilled
I don't want to "quit" like I did 5 years ago
I've realized I'm a lifer
but how do I keep this up?
KU knows what I am talking about
as far as "quitting"
actually, all of TWP and old fag IM knows what I mean
I am not trying to sound emo, but I do need advice
such as?
well, I've always had a bad habbit of not seeing shit through to the end, I start shit with 1000000000% zeal and dedication and then get burnt out and drop it
circumstances that lead to burning out
I'm 26 and workiungclass
ah ok
basically
Ah
I think I know what you mean
I aint an intellectual, I won't read unless I have too, I don't like mixing politics with family
It's easy to attend the huge demos, right? But the action of building the organization every day, now that is the real effort.
Don't I know this.
The bigger support net you have the better, locally.
Of course.
Right now, I'm trying to get a trade certification, live with my memaw since I decided to travel randomly around the country and am now trying to get back on my feet
Activism needs to feel rewarding, and when you're doing it right it is, but if its just you banging your head against the wall and not feeling you get anywhere, I can get blackpilledness.
That's the thing, I had a local support but I had a blow out due to booze. I basically got tired of hearing about Fascism 24/7
Im just getting started w/ The TWP and I know where I need to start, however, I dont seem to have the time to start building my chapter.
but I think I was in denial about the fact I'm redpilled nazi for life
I'm in the same boat