All men have a fire that burns inside of them
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All men have a fire that burns inside of them.
For some it's a fierce flame, the sort that burn 3000kcal a day just by existing.
Men with these flames are the true gigachads, the ones who can enjoy life to the fullest. Everything comes free to them, unlimited energy, great looks, physical prowess, big dicks, charisma, innate skill, vigor, optimism, wealth, opportunity of all kinds etc.
These men are what all men want to be, but sadly most never get to experience such a life.For most men have weak little flames, the ones that burn very frugally. They don't consume much energy which is why they're prone to becoming skinnyfat. Thin little limbs and a big round belly that retains fuel forever since so little is used in a day.
The permanent "survival mode", born out of inner fear. Peasant genetics really. These men will commonly try to better their lives but they find it's a very steep climb. "I'm trying but I just got no energy" they'll say. They're always tired, always feeling ill, always apathetic towards everything.
It's obvious to all bystanders and it instinctively repulses them as lepers do. Women want nothing to do with these hollow husks of men, those who cannot enjoy life.
They're not interested in a smart guy who will live life as efficiently as possible, they want a wild card who isn't afraid of anything. The sort of guy who thinks "New York, sounds like fun!" rather than snorting and citing crime statistics.Basically, the reason why many women like n****rs is because their flames burn a little stronger than the average civilized man's does.
They're not scared of doing what they like, they're going outside and interacting with the world rather than cooping up indoors and observing life from a safe distance. -
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What happens when a man with 3000 kcal fire eats 2000 kcal diet?
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@the_black_jew which camp are you in? Strong fire doesn't mean good IQ either.
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Can we feed the fire by sources other than food?
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Love Actually
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@ThinPicking thanks I cried
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I get you. Nice writing. I think though that there are still sickly people, who lack good metabolism, who puzzle me by their zest for life.
Makes me wonder what else feeds the fire other than metabolism.
Conversely, there are optimally efficient people who, while healthy, lack the fire within. Seems to lack another source of fire. No passion at all. Just indifferent. But I guess there is a lot of subjectivity here, as the fire in that person could simply be directed at another realm.
Temporal thinking is the faculty that’s
engaged by an enriched environment, but it’s
wrong to call it “thinking,” because it’s simply
the way organisms exist... - Ray Peat Nov 2017 Newsletter -
It's definitely not a british comedy.
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@yerrag Men of high spirit with grand designs for their life and seek to impose their will the world. High metabolism is a prerequisite but something currently unquantifiable like soul or aether seems to be of equal importance.
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@onliest said in All men have a fire that burns inside of them:
something currently unquantifiable
I doubt that part. A broad endocrine panel including some adrenal markers, relative to the self description or observation of the subject is probably telling. But the kind of person Yerrag describes would be unlikely to present for that kind of test unless a wheel fell off.
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@ThinPicking what sort of markers are you thinking of?
