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growing up without a dad means nobody shows you the boring stuff. how to shake a hand. how to fix a leaking tap. how to lose a fight and still look the guy in the eyes. how to ask for a raise. so you learn it late (your 20s or even 30s): from youtube, from mistakes, from guys online who are just as lost. it's slower. it's more embarrassing. but there's one upside nobody talks about: you get to pick which version of a man you copy. there are countless role models you can choose from. be careful & become one your children can be eventually proud of.

this is my little X manifest. i want to win the game: > 100k followers > a few multi-M bangers > being a part of OCR & being paid all exclusively using text. i know images, screenshots & clips perform well. but i want my ideas to shine, i want my articulation to be compelling, i want my metaphors to be unique. limitations enforce creativity, so be it.

my biggest 2026 discovery: fake situations give you real feelings. a book club, a mafia night, a horror escape room, talking to strangers at a conference. everyone knows it's a setup, and you still get bliss, curiosity, jealousy, lust & fear. go shake your bottle so the stiffness stuck at the bottom finally mixes in.

first you think freedom is having enough money > then you think freedom is your own business > then you think freedom is when business is working without you > then you realize freedom is saying no to good money without explaining yourself, shamelessly pursuing your own values, purpose & meaning.

paradoxically you can't buy free time. you can pay ppl (or robots/agents) to clean, buy you tickets, cook and drive you around. you still can't buy an afternoon with nothing in it.

hate to say this, but it's more about audacity than potential. most of us have some talent. what we lack is the courage to face the friction, the doubts, the low-energy days when you want to ditch everything, and the countless failures each becoming a step to show our lvl of resilience. sometimes we don't have what it takes.

gratitude is usually a look back. i think it works better as a look ahead. be grateful for your future before it shows up, and you're sending an invite to the version of you that fights off sloppy decisions, a muddy worldview and folding too easily.

underrated doesn't exist. you're either 1) early or 2) not good enough (yet). real talents have no chance to end their days in oblivion. if you're 1) doing great things + 2) putting your work out on socials = you're gonna be seen and valued. no exceptions.

doubt is just your gut's polite way of saying it's not yours.

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money is a bye-product. bye to: > waiting for the "free" version of everything > leaving a party before the second round > checking your balance before you say yes to anything > choosing the apartment by its rent, not its windows

unf, we were taught to be polite first and value ourselves second. it should've been the other way around.