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But I've done weed psychs opiates and adderall. Do you guys recommend I try smoking/vaping? Kind of want to try, but I heard it's really addictive

It’s happened several times before. Guy in front of me is called “sir”, usually a tall White dude, but the dumb cashier foid doesn’t refer to me as “sir”. And it’s not like the men getting called “sir” are all old. They’re the same age as me, just more attractive.

Take note of how you’re treated by cashiers, incels. It’s a brutal blackpill.

I've always had thick hair, but Accutane completely took that away from me. It's now extremely thin, and I'm afraid it's going to stay like this. And I still lose a few strands of hair every time I run my fingers through it in the shower. Absolutely ridiculous. I've never experienced shedding in my life prior to Accutane.

Anyone going through the same thing?

Edit: Oh and also my hairline has receded a little

I predict this will be a tipping point for men. It will wake up an entire generation of young men to the blackpill, and it will enrage men to the point where they can’t take it anymore.

I predict a surge of interest in men’s rights/anti-feminism. I predict a surge of men coming out as incels. I predict a surge of ‘misogynist’ insults on social media websites such as Twitter. Call my dick small? I’ll call you a slut. I’ll say your breasts are small. These insults will become more socially acceptable, as a blowback to female misandry.

Gynocentrism can only last for so long. Men are angry, and they’re about to get really angry.

If so how did it go? Did it change your perceptions of the world?

Sometimes I’ll take 600mg and not feel a thing. Right now I’m on 600mg and I’m dancing my ass off to music in a state of ecstasy. Lol

Walking around in public? Gotta notice black pill things. Tall dude walks past me. Chad. MOGS me. WMAF couple appears. Noodlewhore.

In a lecture? Girls don’t sit next to me because I’m ugly.

Studying? Fuck me, I need to take a break and browse braincels. I’m just a coping stemcel anyway.

Once you go black you never go back.

screenings because breast cancer is a very horrific and very deadly disease. Make sure you’re familiar with the signs and symptoms of breast cancer, and don’t hesitate to see a doctor if you’re worried. After age 45 all women should have mammograms done annually, according to doctors.