Matt Mørét

Find someone who you can connect with on infinite levels while both of you encourage one another to chase your dreams... Together.

@djvlad He 100% has more actual friends than you

When you finally give up on ever having a girlfriend: x.com/TRIGGERHAPPYV1…

@CryptoMikli Ironically he’s being open about how miserable he is & the women around him still don’t care bc all that matters to them is the lifestyle & the clout chasing

Clavicular says chasing girls and going on dates is a complete waste of time and makes your life worse "I don't like when people put too much focus on getting girls as the reason they looksmax, because chasing tail is really not gonna get you anywhere. You could become the most successful slayer and have the best game ever, sleep with a different girl every night, but your life will really not change, and in a lot of regards it'll get worse" "That's sort of what I experienced. It's a mega waste of time just talking to girls, going out on dates and stuff like that"

@XaviercMiller “We’re so successful we’re above functional family dynamics & community oriented lifestyles” 🙄

This sounds empowering but there is no data that supports this. Successful women marry at high rates, stay married longer and are less impacted by divorce rates. The idea that successful women don’t need men isn’t actual ideals that most successful women live by, it’s usually middle & low income women with that philosophy. Also, relationships were never about need in the first place. They’ve always been about building something bigger together. Being okay single is healthy. Believing partnership adds no value is something else entirely.

@AliBeckZeck I call the suicide hotline alot. Every time I hate it bc I hate having to re-explain my situation to someone who doesn’t know me & get the same stock responses. It’s demoralizing sometimes & leaves me feeling as defeated as before I called.

Society has suicide all wrong. People love to say, “Call this number. We care about suicide prevention,” but by the time someone is truly suicidal, a hotline is often well past the point where real prevention should have started. What people miss is that suicidality is usually the end of a buildup, not the beginning of a problem. There are often forces in that person’s life—trauma, drug effects, brain injury, abandonment, chronic invalidation, environmental stress, that have been pushing them toward that edge for a long time. Telling people to just call a number can feel insulting when the deeper causes of their pain are being ignored. As a multiple suicide attempt survivor, I can tell you that being suicidal didn’t begin at the moment I wanted to die and suicide seemed like the only logical choice for me. It began much earlier, when my mind and body had been abused, bullied, invalidated and pushed past what I could process and carry. Combining that with the adverse effects of psychiatric drugs I was told I needed, the only control I felt I had was to make it all stop. Buildups to suicide can be: Psychiatric drug side effects, abandonment trauma, CPTSD, brain injuries, chronic invalidation, terror with no language to process it, a nervous system that has been on fire for too long or even just shock and grief with no way for the body to process or absorb it. It’s like getting hit on the head but instead of building a goose egg on the outside, which is good, the bleeding goes within. By the time suicide starts to feel logical, the person often does not want death as much as they want the pain, confusion, panic, burning brain or torment to stop. Real suicide prevention is not just handing out a phone number at the edge of the cliff. It is learning how to recognize the buildup long before someone gets there.

@DeTocqueville14 it’s for the ancestors 🫡

The accounts that tweet into the void day after day are the real gangsters of this app

The only way to see your past mistakes clearly is by sitting in the pain every time shit pops off in life. You gotta be alone with it. No more running or escaping. You gotta feel every oz of whatever hits you. Feeling it is clarity. It’s alchemical.

the safety seeking phase is sacred

The hardest part about suicidal ideation is that you can’t talk about it with anybody. Ppl will try to give you quick fix solutions like you didn’t think of that already & they have no fucking clue how much it takes a toll on you when you’ve been going through it for yrs.

I been battling suicidal ideation for yrs & mfs like this would be the last ppl on earth I would ever open up to about it

no matter how many friends you think you have everybody will abandon you at your lowest. They won’t hesitate to judge you but you’ll have to go through it alone which is one of the toughest pills you’ll ever have to swallow.

What I find the most sad & disturbing about the world today is how most ppl still choose to be completely ignorant of what’s going on around them. There’s zero excuse to not be at least aware of the most basic levels of corruption so we can stop feeding into & allowing it.

roots grow in darkness

what they call ‘adulting’ is just a calcified pineal gland

survival

One day you’ll wake up & every experience you had during your younger yrs will feel like a completely different person in a completely different life & you & those ppl you shared them with will become strangers that’ll likely never cross paths ever again.

Before you can build a stable future, you have to untangle your past.

@sharbel they been trying to auction off mental health solutions to the lowest bidder since it became a trend. They’ll never give an actual shit about ppl’s suffering

> you download a therapy app because youre struggling > you tell it your darkest fears, your trauma, your diagnosis > you pay $360 a month to keep it private > 2 million people do the same > betterhelp sells your mental health data to facebook and snapchat > your therapist was supposed to keep secrets > the ftc fined them $7.8 million > but betterhelp is still the most downloaded mental health app on earth > you were never the customer. you were the inventory.

the truth will drag you before it frees you

transformation always begins with disruption

there’s no losing in living