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I recently had the last conversation I will ever have with my childhood best friend. We have decided that our worldviews are so far apart that we just cannot speak anymore after I publicly ridiculed Pride Month. The last thing he said to me was that he just cannot keep in touch with someone who is so full of hate. My initial reaction was to try and tell him that it is not out of hate that I said all of the many things that caused us to have countless debates, but I thought about it for awhile, and you know, he's right.

Now don't get me wrong, my primary motivation is indeed a love for my people. What I had to admit though was that saying you love something without having a deadly hatred for all that threatens that which you say you love, makes your profession of love nothing more than an empty catch phrase. A mere political slogan if you will.

So he is correct. I am full of both love and hate. My love has made me hate, and I already know that I will end my days fighting, and probably dying, trying to protect my White brethren. I am at peace with this realization, for either we embrace the struggle or we will surely go extinct.

I choose Valhalla, and I hope to see you there. #14Words

I recently had the last conversation I will ever have with my childhood best friend. We have decided that our worldviews are so far apart that we just cannot speak anymore after I publicly ridiculed Pride Month. The last thing he said to me was that he just cannot keep in touch with someone who is so full of hate. My initial reaction was to try and tell him that it is not out of hate that I said all of the many things that caused us to have countless debates, but I thought about it for awhile, and you know, he's right. Now don't get me wrong, my primary motivation is indeed a love for my people. What I had to admit though was that saying you love something without having a deadly hatred for all that threatens that which you say you love, makes your profession of love nothing more than an empty catch phrase. A mere political slogan if you will. So he is correct. I am full of both love and hate. My love has made me hate, and I already know that I will end my days fighting, and probably dying, trying to protect my White brethren. I am at peace with this realization, for either we embrace the struggle or we will surely go extinct. I choose Valhalla, and I hope to see you there. #14Words

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[–] • 4 pts

I lost my best guy friend of seven years similarly. We were tight, talking pretty much every day, having lunch, hanging out with some vidya, etc. Turns out we were just too different. He decided to cut it off, and though I do miss the good times with him, I also realize now it was for the best.

The whole thing was about my wife, and not how you might think. He puts women on a pedestal and has been single pretty much his whole life. So I could never vent frustrations when my wife would do stupid shit, because he would always be on her side as if it was supposed to be an argument or debate. He thought I was abusive for having an argument with my wife where the both of us called each other names. Like she's allowed to, and it's justified, but I'm not.

I love my wife dearly, and she loves me probably even more. Couples fight. That's just reality. If you're not fighting at least a little bit, the relationship is shallow. He couldn't understand that and decided to nope out.

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has been single pretty much his whole life

probably closet gay anyway

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

My best friend is the same but takes the opposite stance. He's been single pretty much his whole life, and I actually have to be careful how I speak about women and my wife specifically, because I do not want to cause him to hate women more or have a negative view of my wife. He understands most women today are sluts and have upside down priorities. But it manifests quite badly.

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Yeah women are not a bunch of fairies who just float through the world without doing anything wrong. People who believe in equality for women should put their money where their mouths are and hold women responsible for their behavior. Women are adults and I really hate it when people coddle them and hold them to the standards of a fucking child. Some women are mentally weak and I guess its mean to pick on weak minded individuals . But thats not me and its probably not your wife.

We’ve all lost a lot of friends in the last few years.