its ending was too rushed in my opinion

Agreed, pretty abrupt

But teaches how to let stuff unfold and to let go of forcing stuff to happen

I wanted to get your guys opinion...

In order to truly let go, you have to believe that there's a higher power that has plans for you.

@cwbghf It is my opinion that empowers useless people to do nothing about their circumstances.

yeah and it does it in a way that is really intriguing, very wise things are said throughout the book, but its definitions are hidden

I was looking around for some good mgtow artwork...like stuff that has good messages and cool characters...seems to be a shortage

@Xychotic how is that?

Like lone wolf hero fantasy art, you guys know of any?

To me, the message becomes "don't do anything, someone else will do it for you"

yeah I havent seen alot of mgtow art

"let go and have faith in god"

To hell with that.

you dont get it

It's not that I don't get it, it's that I disagree with it.

I've always hated when people said "it's in God's hands". Seems so unaccountable. Depends on the person obviously, but so many people use it as a pass for everything.

It is possible to understand yet disagree.

Like a close friend of mine always failed at stuff and said "well, I guess it just isn't in the cards for me"

@Xychotic what it says is to follow your dreams no matter what and to keep going, to not look back and to never stop looking forward, its supposed to be a magical book but it drops many wise things all through out, many of which are very true and good, you have to look beyond the line

Exacfly. It's such an easy cop out. Wash your hands of responsibility.

@Little_Bob_69 I already told you, I understand it.

how come you believe its what you described a few minutes ago?

@Little_Bob_69 which book is that?

The Alchemist

Gotcha.

Because that's how it's used.

its a magical tale

So is The Little Mermaid.

Lmao

so what exactly is your point?

Disney movies lowkey had maaaaannnny red pills.

You've gotta rewatch them with new eyes.

yeah but the surface had many blue pills

The villains are always the red pill moments.

thats what the general audience saw

Gotta watch closely. Listen to their words.

I need to look through some movies then

Plus, your little magic stories are blue with the occasional red.

Old movies were much more raw. Not like politically correct, everyone wins a trophy shit from the last two decades.

So, you get your vast majority that drinks the kool aid and a few of us rifling through their wallets after they drop like flies.