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[Whitepill] Niece has a BF

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The inevitable has happened.. my sister's 19yo daughter, who I've known since she was a tiny baby a few hours old, brought a "boyfriend" to the spring BBQ at cuckachu manor this year.

I always host a big extended family BBQ at my house in the springtime, once the ground has dried out after the winter and the trees all have leaves on them again. My family are all mostly city kids who rent apartments, and after winter in the city they love coming out here and touching grass, throwing sticks for the dog, watching the sun set behind a hill with trees on it and "getting away from it all." My house is pretty big because property is cheap where I am. So I have spare bedrooms for the ones who need to stay overnight. And I know how to host a BBQ, set up an environment where people have fun, I don't beat them over the head with my inceldom all the time like a reeeing teenager.


I like doing this, it forces me to maintain standards and keep my house nice, not let beer bottles pile up on the living room floor, not let porn tabs pile up on my browser.

I also unironically like hanging out with my family, most of them are good people. Even though the dating and eventual marriage of first my older sister, and then my younger sister, served up some pretty heavy blackpills to me back in the day.

Fortunately for me, they all seem to like me and like hanging out at my place. I've never muttered and seethed about blackpill, hypergamy, toilets in their presence, things might be different if I had. I think they all see my single life as just part of the furniture now, it must be something he chose and what he wants, right?

These days I'm mostly content to just let them think that. When I was young and stupid I had a big cry crywank about my inceldom in front of my parents and sisters. It didn't accomplish anything, it didn't make me feel better, and thinking about it now just embarrasses me tbh. That was a long time ago when we were all teenagers and it doesn't seem to be relevant to them any more.


Miss 19 was the first baby in my life and I've known her since she was a tiny red sleeping thing a few hours old. I've been very thankful to be an involved uncle in my niece's and nephew's lives, as I get older I value that more and more as one of the best things I have.

But I have always known in the back of my mind, that if I'm still around when this younger generation get to dating and fucking age, that is probably going to hit hard, a similar experience to when first my peers and then my sisters started getting it, and I saw that that simply wasn't happening for me.

NGL though I don't hate my niece's BF. He's a shy, shambling, low-T nerd who tries pretty hard to please people. She looks like some of the girls in recent Levi's marketing... if I posted a pic of the two of them together, it might give incels hope. Or it might not. Anyway I won't, because it's probably against the rules, and also I don't want to doxx them or myself. She may monkey-branch to a more Chad-like option sooner or later. Or she may not... aspie tendencies are a trend in our family and all the girls seem to like low-T nerds.

So overall, it wasn't the bitter pill I was anticipating. I fully expect that the next time I'm feeling a bit down, this will rear it's head as an issue and a key plank of the things ive missed out on. But for now, things are good. On the whole, continuing to have family around has been a good thing for me.

:feelsEhh: That's it, that's the whole story. Thanks for reading brocel. Peace.
 
The cuckachu manor seems like a lovely place
 
Just be first theory?
 
The cuckachu manor seems like a lovely place
It's just a house on a quarter acre of land. In an inexpensive little country village near the big city. (Not one of the wine producing/ wine tasting villages in the area where everything is "boutique" and gold plated.)

But it's a country estate to a lot of people JFL... my country has just had a decade of absolutely insane property price growth. I bought my place just in time before shit went crazy. Young people are basically locked out of owning property now, unless they have rich parents who can help them. My older sister and her husband own their shit box house in the city, they bought it after the mega growth had started and their mortgage keeps them pretty poor. My younger sister and her husband rent like almost everyone else their age.
 
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False hope isn't hope young people today are all in open relationships and one of the biggest telltale signs of a whore is that she's dating a guy well beneath her league because Chad won't take her seriously..look at N3On the streamer.

This is an oofy doofy pill I guarantee this dude is smitten with her and he's showing how invested be is in the relationship by being a people pleaser. If she not ready cheating she definitely will and monkey branch to the next cock. She's fucking 19, bro women don't commit to shit at that age unless it's by FORCE!!!! :feelsree::reeeeee:

Your neurotypical ass is being duped by sentimental feels of familial bonding
 
OH FOR FUCK SAKE

Well sheeeiiit. I'm in my 40s. I doubt magic is going to happen and I'm suddenly going to find everything I've ever dreamed of. It's over for me.

But if there are some women in the world who still wanna date low-T nerds, I think that's a good thing, not a bad thing. :feelsYall:
 
Will it get worse with age ?

Different oldcels will tell you different things.

I feel like late 20s, early 30s were the worst, then I was still battling FOMO because that is the age when you should be pairing, starting a family etc. Once I realized I was past that, the obvious reality that it didn't happen and it's over now, just hits differently than the fear of missing out as a young cel desperately wanting it to happen.

So I feel much happier and more at peace with the world and my life than I did ten years ago. But other oldcels on here seem less fortunate with that than me.
 
Different oldcels will tell you different things.

I feel like late 20s, early 30s were the worst, then I was still battling FOMO because that is the age when you should be pairing, starting a family etc. Once I realized I was past that, the obvious reality that it didn't happen and it's over now, just hits differently than the fear of missing out as a young cel desperately wanting it to happen.

So I feel much happier and more at peace with the world and my life than I did ten years ago. But other oldcels on here seem less fortunate with that than me.
I see. You are probably an exception, i've rarely seen .is users that were so happy for others
 
I see. You are probably an exception, i've rarely seen .is users that were so happy for others
What he means to say is his T is too low to give a fuck at this point
 
What he means to say is his T is too low to give a fuck at this point

You seem to be having big feelings about my thread. Wanna talk about it?
 
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I see. You are probably an exception, i've rarely seen .is users that were so happy for others

I will get abuse for this, but my mother has been a good influence in my life. She is one of those stoic people who is always there for other people, but she never complains about shit that pisses her off or shit that is making her life hard.

My dad is an absolutely tone-deaf, oblivious, racist old boomer who had a job for life in the govt (the way it was 50 years ago where any job you applied for, if you were a white man you were automatically the top qualifier, it didn't matter how good you were.)

It became pretty clear to me years ago that my dad wasn't capable of being any kind of competent head of the family who people would want to gravitate around. He just wanted to sit at home by himself and grumble about how the indigenous people are all criminals.

Don't get me wrong, I love my dad. But not many people do, because he's a grumpy, rude, racist old boomer asshole. Whereas I've had to learn to live in the world, look after customers, not be a racist dick etc etc. That has given me certain skills that helped me to buy and run a house that family actually want to come to for sumer BBQs.

How and why my mom put up with his negativity and shit for half a century, I will never know. But she just toughs things out, and she has her own networks and her own friends who meet her social needs. I 100% admire that.
 
you should've lured that toilet when she was younger and took her innocence before everyone else.
that's what uncles are supposed to do to their nieces.
 
I don't know how much mental gymnastics you went through to feel good about this whole thing, but I'm glad you found happiness
 
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Yes. It is.
 
I don't know how much mental gymnastics you went through to feel good about this whole thing, but I'm glad you found happiness

10 or 15 years ago when I was legit suicidal, this probably would have been the final kicking that tipped me over the edge.

But being older, being past the age of courtship and starting a family, really accepting that it's over, as just a fact of nature like the seasons... it changes you.

It's like the death of a parent or a close relative or the family dog from your childhood. I've grieved the life I wanted and expected to have when I was young. I've done that now. Actually grieved it like a death. But then life goes on without them, and you're still here, your bills still need paying, so you adapt.
 
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OP has a good writing style. Maybe I'm stoned, but I actually read the whole story and it was very melancholy.
 
Fantastic post thank you for sharing.
 
That's great, at least you have a family to speak with even though you might not have an existing romantic life, some of us here have literally nobody at all, not even their family. Ageing is a blackpill itself, you see friends and acquaintances from High School get ahead of you, they start their families, get their job promotions and carry on with their lives whilst you're still relatively at square one, although for you it seems like you've had some success due to the home you own so at least that's going for you. Consider your situation to be not that bad off if you only lack in the romantic department.

What you saw that day reminds of time's nature, an inevitable aspect we have to bear witness to the positive changes that others around us will experience, we've all been there at some point in our lives, where we see someone we care about go through a positive transformation. Sometimes if they're close to us it's a glamourous thing to witness and be a part of, even if it can be bittersweet but if they were our enemies in the past then it will strike envy in your heart. But in the end I don't think any of it should phase us with too much feeling, life is ups and downs for most people, happiness isn't linear but sinusoidal even if life may be objectively better for one person compared to another, it all leads down to one ending. At the end of the day, we all share the same fate of death and no matter how great one may be living in the present it is not an eternal enduring and neither is any of the suffering we go through.
 
That's great, at least you have a family to speak with even though you might not have an existing romantic life, some of us here have literally nobody at all, not even their family. Ageing is a blackpill itself, you see friends and acquaintances from High School get ahead of you, they start their families, get their job promotions and carry on with their lives whilst you're still relatively at square one, although for you it seems like you've had some success due to the home you own so at least that's going for you. Consider your situation to be not that bad off if you only lack in the romantic department.

What you saw that day reminds of time's nature, an inevitable aspect we have to bear witness to the positive changes that others around us will experience, we've all been there at some point in our lives, where we see someone we care about go through a positive transformation. Sometimes if they're close to us it's a glamourous thing to witness and be a part of, even if it can be bittersweet but if they were our enemies in the past then it will strike envy in your heart. But in the end I don't think any of it should phase us with too much feeling, life is ups and downs for most people, happiness isn't linear but sinusoidal even if life may be objectively better for one person compared to another, it all leads down to one ending. At the end of the day, we all share the same fate of death and no matter how great one may be living in the present it is not an eternal enduring and neither is any of the suffering we go through.


Amen brother :yes:
 
False hope isn't hope young people today are all in open relationships and one of the biggest telltale signs of a whore is that she's dating a guy ntal feels of familial bonding
Open « relationship » :feelshaha::feelstastyman::feelskek:
 
OP is going to end up hiding in closet and fapping to his niece fucking her soyBF next reunion
 

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