Kibet.

Sometimes Monsters Win.

[Eric @amerix]

Every morning,

You meet men crawling from prison.

Their shirts look like they were pulled from a bottle.

Their pair of trousers are worn out,

Their faces are long and sad,

Their masculine energy is fading. They walk tired, gazing into an emptiness.

These are men stuck in houses where their wives terrorize them.

They sit in these houses because they are afraid to leave.

They built nothing that belongs to them. They own nothing. Just children who have been strategically weaponized against him.

When they retire from civil service or as teachers or as employees in Indian-owned companies, they resign themselves to fate, enduring insults and mistreatment from their domineering wives.

Their only hope is to sit at the bus terminus, betting and gambling, hoping to undo their years of financial losses.

But it gets worse, they suffer hypertension, diabetes and prostate enlargement.

They become a burden to their families, and they are abandoned in the corner of the house to nurse a chronic ailment.

Their years of sacrifice get swept away by comments from their children,

"Our father spent years drinking and entertaining hoodrats. It is our mother who took us to school."

Or their wives,

"When other men were building wealth, what were you doing? I can't continue living with you."

Yet, his productive years were spent on providing for the family without fail.

Pain and agony, as he counts his last breaths.

Then, one day, the sun will rise without him.

The main door of the house will open without his cough.

His chair at the corner will wait for his warmth, but it won't come.

His legacy gets buried deep with his regrets.

Forgotten.

In the ruins of his sunk-cost fallacy.

If you are a man reading this, start building your fallback architecture now.

Remember,

You can lie down for people to walk on you, and they will still complain that you aren't flat enough.

Your independence, in old age, is your wealth.

WAKE UP!

[Kibet. @Wolfwarrior017]

In the end it's all about how badly you want it. Reduce desire or increase sacrifice Cabrón.

[Kibet. @Wolfwarrior017]

@0xLuxi If they did you wouldn't know.
They'd disappear and live as a rich and anonymous.

[lowkey🧃 @deylowkey247]

I killed entitlement a long time ago, nobody owes me shit

[Eric @amerix]

7 cardinal sins that you should overcome:

• Pride

• Envy

• Gluttony

• Greed

• Lust

• Sloth

• Wrath

Shun them.

Don't be part of them.

[George T. Diano @georgediano]

Till death, a man is always on his prime. Keep pushing Champ.💪🏽

[Kibet. @Wolfwarrior017]

If a fight is inevitable, you must strike first.

[Kibet. @Wolfwarrior017]

@bluewmist Without darkness you wouldn't appreciate Light.

[Kibet. @Wolfwarrior017]

The struggle is nature's way of strengthening you so you don't become too weak to survive.
Gotta pay the tuition fee Cabrón.

[27. @dimvji]

risk taker till my last breath

[𝓓𝓾𝓴𝓮 🧃 @fwsodiq]

its important to remember that your goal is to do well, not to convince other people that your doing well.

[she_plugs @she_plugs]

Being Financially stable requires the selfishness to protect your money from the emergencies of other people.

[Kibet. @Wolfwarrior017]

If whatever you offer ain't enough, offer your absence instead.

[Uncle Ruckus @Emarged]

“Until death, all defeat is psychological."

[Kibet. @Wolfwarrior017]

“And sometimes, against all odds, against all logic, we hope...”

[wa kanesa @ndet_0]

Just this.

[Kibet. @Wolfwarrior017]

Unfortunately, there will be no evidence that you tried if you don't make it.

[Lincoln. @linc_ke3]

Increase your surface area for luck to hit you. go outside, try new restaurants, museums, events, take new route home, speak to people and ask questions.

[Kibet. @Wolfwarrior017]

The well-read man is never short of depth and perspective.

[Kibet. @Wolfwarrior017]

@amerix Reciprocate.