The Story of An Ex Hamza Admin
It's been a long time since I've interacted with this community. I left Hamza's discord a long time ago due to being demoted from my admin status because I disagreed with Hamza on several things but I recently discovered I still remained in this reddit. I still see more kiddos being funneled into the depressing pipeline that is commercialized redpill/self improvement. I've seen people overcomplicate shit as simple as their sitting patterns or being fearmongered about every day utensils having even a miniscule trace of estrogen.
I didn't come here to be a condescending prick but simply am highlighting my observations. Even after my departure from this space more and even younger individuals are drifting into this space that keeps them in a cycle of mediocrity, coming back to hear what their internet sugar daddy has to tell them next. No shit go to the gym, capitalize on your skills, further your education and better yourself as a human being. Perhaps you find social advice from someone like Hamza useful and I agree, men who have experienced various trials and tribulations can relay their experiences to helped the unexperienced but there are also cons that accompany these pros.
Like I mentioned before don't fall into the trap and stagnate. As a man you should carve your own path, come to perceive the world by your own understanding and interpret things for yourself. I came to understand this and when I was vocal about it I got the boot from Hamza's community. But I'm happy. I'm making strides in my psychology course, I've developed various hobbies such as travelling and cooking. I've made many new friends and I've found my new community. I'm happier more than ever compared to when I was when I was tethered to the IV drip of Hamza's community where everything is a competition where you are never enough.
But don't get the wrong idea. Challenge yourself, aspire to achieve your dreams and your goals. Listen to the role models that are present in your life and I mean irl first and foremost. Adhere to the knowledge of your elders and be willing to be kind. Spread peace and love. As men we are told to suppress our emotions. There is truth to this but our emotions also make us human they make us feel alive. They drive us to change our unwanted circumstances and they bring us joy whenever we achieve what we set out to accomplish. Don't be brainwashed into giving those things up. Stay true to whatever faith you subscribe to and always be a man that others can rely on.
As for me, I might come back here to drop nuggets of wisdom. I'm still learning and growing after all. I turn 20 in 70 days so I have a ways to go in terms of development. That's the last thing I'll leave on. Always strive to grow. I hated the obsession Hamza had with other people when it came to competition with other Men for resources like women or trivial riches. We're humans not savages. You will only cause yourself mental anguish with such thoughts. Comparison is the thief of joy. Strive to surpass the you from yesterday. Be in competition with yourself. What can you do better? How can you improve? What adjustments can you make? Keep those things in mind. This has been Agro. I'll be seeing you!
Posted Nov 10, 2023, 2:26 PM UTC
What you say here is exactly what hamza is now saying on his channel. Follow your passion etc etc. He's grown and changed a lot
Exactly, his image has become quite reformed now and his messages are a lot less extreme in his recent videos