Hope this applies to you readers out there. Don't waste your time and disrespect your body.
I'm Not of This World
I don't seek pleasure from booze, drugs and satiating every desire that arises.
I have respect for my body, as such, I don't pollute it.
Entertainment, or what passes for entertainment these days, is of no interest to me.
Nor does living vicariously through watching others engage in sports.
I choose to be a doer not a watcher.
I am proud of my race and do what I can to defend, promote and protect it from those who speak against it.
I seek out ways to perfect my body and mind through activities that accomplish both objectives.
My friends are those who understand this and are on a similar path.
I'm Not of This World.
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ReplyDeleteR! Brother,
I know you mean. It's hard to be of this world that's filled with shite embracing the decay because they don't know any better. Wherever you turn it's anti-White, men are referred to as "toxic" and there's garbage - figuratively and literally. However, we don't need to join the shite. We can resist the decay. We Creators call it, Salubrious Living.
I never smoked or used drugs, but I used to drink a lot. It was mainly boredom and lifestyle rather than an urge to pollute my body. I tended to bury myself in hard work at my desk (for Creativity) while drinking as a way to keep my mind distracted.
I also come from a work hard/party hard background. I was raised with the ideals that real men are big drinkers - and can handle their alcohol. Everybody else is a "non-handler" or a woman ... or a poofter or a nigger. As I aged, my beliefs evolved, while my behaviour - although a little more moderated each year - remained ostensibly the same. Thereby creating my own personal conflict between behaviour and more accepted ideals; that's the dilemma of the modern escapist lifestyle vs Salubrious Living.
As I said, I was moderating my drinking a little more each year, but ... Cancer, surgery, surgery again followed by the extensive stay in hospital and chemo meant no more desk work and forced me to abstain from alcohol. I had a choice, either go crazy staring at a blank wall or a TV filled with sports and anti-White crap. Or pick up the tablet and relearn how relax again with music, videos (mainly documentaries) and books like I once-upon-a-time was able to do. Now, at the most I'll have the occasional alcoholic drink. I keep non-alcoholic beer in the fridge for hot days and after mowing the lawn type of things. And although I'm still not recovered enough from the surgery to lift my fermenters, when I do start home brewing again, I'll make the beer as close to non-alcoholic as I can.
Essentially, I now have a more relaxed approach to life without the need for hard work at the desk and boozing to numb the mind. If I want hard work to wear me out, I'd rather take on an ambitious and rather strenuous (for me) home gardening or renovation project. I still work at my desk, but no longer is it the long hours hammering out codes on the keyboard while drinking copious amounts of alcohol to occupy the time and keep me from ramming my head through the computer screen out of frustration because there's ALWAYS some coding that should work, but doesn't! I built our Creator Forum and website, and I find these days a bit of coding here and there is all that I really need to do to keep things running smoothly for Creators.
The cancer gave me an opportunity for a lifestyle change, and I'll one day be all the better for it.
23 Words,
Cailen.
Your comments on alcohol hit right at home with me. I find myself drinking more than I should, mostly due to boredom and definitely frustration with the way I see this country going as well as the blatant anti-whiteism. I keep telling myself, tomorrow is guaranteed to no one, stop abusing yourself. Your message is a huge help to me, thanks!
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