03-07-2015, 11:45 PM
Listening Time: 13 hours
This morning I was going through my messages on the Facebook app. While reading through my messages, I noticed on some of them that the girls read my message. These messages, from a while back, were simply saying hello and initiating contact with them. That's when something was triggered in my mind. I really had to ask myself, why am I still trying to talk to them? If I'm the one that's been initiating contact with them and yet they they reply back, if at all, what's the point of me being in contact with them. That's when I decided to purge myself from them.
I literally spent a good 30 minutes just going through my friends list and deleting almost every girl that I liked beyond friends, yet they never treated me anything close to that of a friend. I didn't have to second guess myself, it was just two taps and they were gone out of my contacts. Whether they noticed it or not, I didn't care. There's no need for me to hang on to something that isn't there to begin with. If they want me, they know where to look. My life and happiness no longer revolves around them in any capacity. But the purging felt good. It was like I was getting rid of dead weight. Any girl that reminded me of the past, I quickly came to terms with it and just remove myself from them. No need to keep reminding myself of how beta I was in the past when I'm slowly growing into the alpha man I want to be.
That's when something else got triggered in my head. What value does my Facebook account bring to me anyways? Well, there were a few genuine people that I still keep in contact with through Facebook. Plus, I also do some networking there just in case an opportunity for a future job comes up. Other than that, I was very tempted in just deactivating my account entirely. Even now, it's still on my mind. I just might go ahead and deactivate it for a while. I feel like I could go months, even years now without having to use social media's much. Social media does have some good use, but I now feel like societal programming has made basic human interactions rely too much on it. You can see it all around you when people have their noses in their phones more so than just interacting with people around them. I remember, before the subs, feeling like I would be lost if I wasn't up to date on what everyone else was doing on the social media. Now? I rather just spend my time out and about or doing something that stimulates my mind more.
Well that's it for now. Will report more later on.
This morning I was going through my messages on the Facebook app. While reading through my messages, I noticed on some of them that the girls read my message. These messages, from a while back, were simply saying hello and initiating contact with them. That's when something was triggered in my mind. I really had to ask myself, why am I still trying to talk to them? If I'm the one that's been initiating contact with them and yet they they reply back, if at all, what's the point of me being in contact with them. That's when I decided to purge myself from them.
I literally spent a good 30 minutes just going through my friends list and deleting almost every girl that I liked beyond friends, yet they never treated me anything close to that of a friend. I didn't have to second guess myself, it was just two taps and they were gone out of my contacts. Whether they noticed it or not, I didn't care. There's no need for me to hang on to something that isn't there to begin with. If they want me, they know where to look. My life and happiness no longer revolves around them in any capacity. But the purging felt good. It was like I was getting rid of dead weight. Any girl that reminded me of the past, I quickly came to terms with it and just remove myself from them. No need to keep reminding myself of how beta I was in the past when I'm slowly growing into the alpha man I want to be.
That's when something else got triggered in my head. What value does my Facebook account bring to me anyways? Well, there were a few genuine people that I still keep in contact with through Facebook. Plus, I also do some networking there just in case an opportunity for a future job comes up. Other than that, I was very tempted in just deactivating my account entirely. Even now, it's still on my mind. I just might go ahead and deactivate it for a while. I feel like I could go months, even years now without having to use social media's much. Social media does have some good use, but I now feel like societal programming has made basic human interactions rely too much on it. You can see it all around you when people have their noses in their phones more so than just interacting with people around them. I remember, before the subs, feeling like I would be lost if I wasn't up to date on what everyone else was doing on the social media. Now? I rather just spend my time out and about or doing something that stimulates my mind more.
Well that's it for now. Will report more later on.