To Young Men In The Forum

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Thanks @ Brandonn

 

[AshStarIshtar_88]

How lucky I am to have a National Socialist man in my life!

I'm glad to hear it, this is very good optics, best of luck on your Satanic National Socialist journey!

Hello!

I do not shitpost or anything like this, but I feel that you, Abbyssos done a wrong statement now.

You see, Satanism or Spiritual Satanism is not about National Socialism as the two concepts differ.

National Socialism is a political concept that around history, with its founder, Adolf Hitler, reached up a very fertile period for Xian religious movements.

I searched up a lot of information and I have assimilated a lot of things and I saw that Hitler's religion was more Christian by nature.

Moreover, I find it very interesting how Hitler killed even non Yehuborim people such as the Blacks, the Asians and even the other Oriental and African minorities with the SS (Schwarze Sonne, Schwarze Spiegel) soldiers.

If you have anything to say against what I represent, I kindly invite you to answer.

Hail Satan and the Theistic Satanism

 

[StoicAcorn]

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You can't even expect reasonably 10% of this at this age. If you are at 1% of this, then you are already doing GREAT. Does that sound insane? Yes, only 1% is required at a young age. 5% is even more miraculous.

That is fully delusional and heaping upon yourself more of these irrational demands, will drive you progressively insane and into a constant feeling that you are never enough. As most Satanists also are focused on development, it's advisable to not allow the traps and snares of time to dictate to you your existence.

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How do you help someone deal with this? I try sometimes explaining to people I know in their 20s that, when they first try something, they cannot expect to be whatever grandmaster and expert they are in their mind. It's unrealistic. And it's counterproductive to just stop doing new things you're interested in just because you're not good at them immediately.

But also...

How to deal with frustration? I understand people make mistakes. I make them myself. However, if at times someone does something that irritates, I get annoyed in the moment. It's inevitable. Depending on the degree of irritation, I can rationalise it and get over it more or less quickly, but I hate getting that pungent feeling of frustration.

Any advice is welcome, even if it's not from you, brother.

Helping people when they give up after first trying isn’t always something that you will be able to fix only help them. Maybe try if you haven’t, pointing out where they need improvement as well as what they did good and give them some support and motivation to try again. Many young men never had anyone in their life do those things for them it was either harshness or neglect both of which are damaging. Of course it will take time, persistence and patience as well. Just think of how you might have gotten through to yourself some years ago, even how the gods have gotten through to you over the years.

When getting frustrated with others at times it’s because we see a part of ourselves in that person that we don’t like or haven’t fully improved out of but again this is sometimes. Other times it can be they are reminding us of someone who may have mistreated us either unintentionally or not and we still have a “grudge” or some kind of damage from it and it seeps out. Of course at times people are truly stupid, unaware, ignorant, careless, etc. and it’s absolutely frustrating and gear grinding trying to get through to them and it’s pretty normal for any sane, reasonably intelligent individual to feel that way.

Either way for both of these cases one of the best things you can do is to keep improving yourself, admit to your faults and short comings, improve more, be honest and work hard. These things can become contagious as well as respected even by people who might not like you.