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I don't really know what self-actualisation is. I don't think it's possible. humans are inherently imperfect. it's healthy somewhat to acknowledge flaws and realise one's failings. 

for me, this has been recognising one's own thoughts and feelings no matter how good or bad they are. 

I used to think all bigotry was evil. but then I realised that we all have dark sides. even "good" people have dark thoughts or feelings. it's about how one manages it. 

Like, I admit I detest pretty women. I think they're entitled and I'm tired of their superior streak and need for adulation.

Pretty women are bullies, and universally always want to put others down. 

If I merely see a pretty woman, I feel hatred. I don't care really, I don't owe them anything. I don't buy into their innate psychology in this capacity. why should I? We're all people on this planet. 

I think a lot of people gained a mental grounding when young, and it sticks. I think this is true of most pretty women and it sticks for life. 

I was raised not to see people as better. People are people. Pretty women have this mental concept that they are "above" others. this is why they get offended when people who don't know them don't immediately respect them. They don't seemingly get rudimentary human social engagement. It seems this offends pretty women when it's the norm for many. Let a person a person punch them in the face for no reason and let them not complain. this is another reason i don't tolerate them. I dislike people who are shifty and full of shit. 

 

 

 

 

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like pretty women, due to their initial grounding, love to dictate who can say what in life. and then virtue-signal by saying "everybody has a right to an opinion!" They're only kidding themselves via their virtue-signal. It's not a hard thing to stick by! 

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I used to follow some content creators on youtube who are super hot but I've gone off them now, since I can't even look at them and not despise them.