good thread. there's always time to bounce back, but there's no one way to do it. encouraging people at rock bottom to return to normieland at all costs is not necessarily good advice, and i can testify to that. between the ages of 20 and 25, i gradually acquired uncommon experience as an education professional on an international scale. it was a life rich in adventure. after that, i wanted to settle down for the long term, while continuing to pass on european culture to younger generations. i got a job as an assistant teacher in a middle school and spent two years plunging ever deeper into a hell made up of radical feminists driven objectively mad by the authority i had over the pupils and their families. they contacted the authorities in the education system, inventing serious events that had never existed in order to harm me. this completely disgusted me, not only with my profession but with society as a whole. i hit rock bottom and stayed there for several years. i managed to bounce back, but certainly not by reintegrating myself into normieland and its legions of degenerates. thanks for reading my blog.
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