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@SamuelAnders Cut him off...
but before you do that, question if you're actually scapegoating him for your short comings. Don't tell me the answer, I don't care, but it's something to consider.
despite the fact that I have already secured opportunities that can pay multiple six figures and single-handedly got into an Ivy League school to study computer science.
Sounds like you've got plenty of breathing space to go upwards.
My dad has actively sabotaged my success since I was 10. I’m 31 now and it’s affecting my career. What do I do?
I've realized that for a huge portion of my life, my dad has constantly brought me down. It started when I was 10 years old and excelling in mathematics. My teacher called me the smartest in the class, but when I told my dad, he denied it. Later, when I had a homework assignment that would get me into a gifted track, he sabotaged it to make sure I got a zero. I remember it vividly now.
In addition, whenever I had achievements—like landing a top-notch internship—he tried to deny that they were "real." He would fight with me over text, telling me not to go, until a relative confirmed it was legitimate. Even then, when I headed off to the internship during college, he acted strange and dark.
Now that I'm connected to many successful people and pursuing entrepreneurship, he keeps trying to plant doubt in my head, bring me down, and make me feel lesser. He has been trying to make me doubt my life, my career, and everything else, despite the fact that I have already secured opportunities that can pay multiple six figures and single-handedly got into an Ivy League school to study computer science.
I am now turning 31. What do I do about this? It is starting to become a major distraction in my life.
Read More@TheRedPike as TRT comes with significant risks and trade offs, these are best weighed carefully case by case between each individual and their pcp and or specialist. Hegseth's announcement comes off as posturing and superficial. I call into question how well it serves men individually and collectively, service Readiness and performance, cost/benefit, and Masculinity in general.
Well when you put it that way....
@Typo-MAGAshiv Sorry! your home wifi should be good now
@Wahmyn Women are really creepy they have a reproductive hole which has lovecraftian tentacles and wraps my dick and sucks it in forcing me to sex so they're actually creepy-rapey as well, so you're actually projecting, if we're disgusting why you in fact still always have sex with all of us here? Whoooorreee!
@redpillschool I can't get on with wifi. At all.
Using mobile data now, but I don't have the hours of free time I did this morning to experiment with the site to see if everything is working correctly and to reply to shit going back to last week.
@Bozza You can have the tren, my friend. I have never had a desire to try it, and at my age, overall health is more important. My background is in powerlifting, and even enhanced lifters I knew kept things pretty basic. Tren wasn't common. I've heard it is quite effective, though.
