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So, Wizard the Thread?
I became a wizard a couple of years ago and i think i finally understood what that term meant around those days, but while we can debate if this definition is correct the thing is under our current urban city context, in westernized societies, the final goal is even harder to achieve due to the endless barrage of entertainment that sidetrack us from being a better and more knowledgeable man focused on his expertise.
And also if you realized the idea by 30 then when you push it to be fit it seems the body starts crumbling, my ankles don't let me walk more than 15km a day even when i was way thinner.

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>>1865
>realized the idea by 30
I copied the guy that won't retire at work - he doesn't move much but has the knowledge and tools . I aspire to collect paychecks with less effort. 

Also getting older means I'm less of a target in the real world. Hair fell out, put a few pounds on... most people aren't thinking of me, I can navigate the day with less drama which is pretty sweet.

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>>1866
>he doesn't move much but has the knowledge and tools . I aspire to collect paychecks with less effort. 
While that is the best way the other way happened to me, i became much more active but also outdo problems by talking, somehow i got skilled at smoothing things out by joking around without being vulgar or loud... except with women, i still don't know how to outmaneuver them aside from honor and reputation dialogue checks.
But finally in my plan of getting better and better at my hobbies there is going to be a point where i will have to collect paychecks, but in theory we should do that when we stabilize everything. Dynamic jobs with new problems are usually poison for this purpose.
>Hair fell out, put a few pounds on...
Also the other way around for me, after being forced to work for a living in the middle of the pandemic i melted 88 to 90 pounds, also grew my hair down to my chest. But now my feet are telling me to stop, high school days and NEETdom was way too good now that i think of it.
>navigate the day with less drama
Damn, also the opposite to me, my demeanor makes people insecure, angry or something, perhaps i am too obvious to the eye. Quantities of drama are to be had and i am also a hothead so it doesn't seem to stop.

In these journeys i am also seeing less couples hanging out in public for some reason, perhaps there really is a love drought. Back in the day i was told sometimes in restaurants or fancy places to pick another table because i was alone in a big one and i did abide because it meant that i could morally pay not a single dime in tips or hands would fling yet nowadays it's normal to see most people are eating alone. Not even 4 or 5 dudes squeezed in a small table shooting the shit, sad!

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Unironically how the fuck does mankind come back from this? Women in 'the West' are a completely lost cause. I recently saw a guy breakdown dating app profiles into statistics, and he found that something around 98.5% of women do not desire a traditional lifestyle or have been disqualified from it (i.e. broken hymen). That is actually the more liberal statistic because I counted women who are overweight. Counting only 'fit' women brings the number to something like .5%. THIS COUNTS TAKEN WOMEN. It is literally over for any self-respecting millennial or zoomer man in the dating market. Is extinction inevitable at this point? Or will we soon see incel extermination (this has been their plan the entire time) and gynocratic eugenics?

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Honestly, despite the chemicals released for blaming someone else for my shortcomings when it comes to romance, it's all something I ended up choosing, voluntarily or not.
I could say, no this is because of this and that, but I had the same attitude when job hunting.
Now that I got a job (and one I thought I'd never get) I just think it's a numbers game and you gotta be predisposed to go through it despite the odds.
Sadly I'm just not that interested.
/rant

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>>1868
There's one solution...
Even when a more trad society is finally cemented, robowaifus can still put human women on edge, perpetual competition, technological perfection, a fallback for all men.

>>1888
My primary issue with the robowaifu movement is that it seems to be entirely based in fantasy. The few autists working on it here are unlikely to make any real developments in consumer automata, and even if they did produce an acceptably dexterous (capable of moving arms, walking, limited bending, etc.) nandroid, it is incredibly unlikely that society would allow men to get ahold of them. Conservacucks would decry moral degradation (lol, lmao even), and of course revolutionaries would be against it regardless. In any case, I think we all know that robot women won't bring us the same satisfaction as "saving them". Alas, it is a good cope.

>>1891
I was able to make my own design, which the image above was modified from.

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>>1891
>>1892
Whoops, I accidentally sent the message prematurely...
What I was trying to say is...

I was able to make my own design, which the image above was modified from.
Granted, it does have limited articulation, but it does have unlimited customization options, and moddable offline local AI. And she's fully DIY, bypassing any market restrictions. I would also say that it is very cute and lovable, but ofc that is subjective

And I am not the only one. Other people are working on their own designs

>>1893
It is impressive, Anon. That said, we don't all have that sort of talent to make those things ourselves (hence my comments on the market).  I will have to be satisfied with my present means of coping (My Little Pony).

>>1894
Well you can make my design quite easily, if you can work with Ikea furniture, model planes/ships, or even pony figurine dioramas, then you can definitely make a Galatea v3.

-No soldering required
-No programming required