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Roman Simon
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On Warrior's Path. Thinker. Explorer. Master. ₿ussinessman. I help people create exciting lives.
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Roman Simon 2 hours ago
When a gun is loaded, it carries dangerous potential. In the same way, when we are loaded with emotions, we can explode or fire them at someone. This is why it is important to always store weapons unloaded, and to have our emotions discharged.
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Roman Simon 2 hours ago
Most problems men have are caused by the fear of feeling emotions. We don’t explore the world curiously because of the fear of the unknown. We don’t communicate because of the fear of rejection and other emotions. We don’t create and build businesses because of the fear of failure and embarrassment. We don’t work on ourselves and level up because of a range of emotions we avoid. Imagine a world where you could feel your emotions freely and then continue doing what you want. You would be unstoppable. image
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Roman Simon 2 hours ago
When someone says that men are dumb, I don’t feel any negative emotion. I know that many men are immature — stuck in a childlike state, driven by emotions and instincts rather than intellect. But when someone says that women are dumb, women immediately rush to defend themselves and try to prove the opposite, to show that women are smart. This illustrates the contrast between intellect and herd instinct — between the ability to observe a pattern objectively and subjective worldview.
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Roman Simon 2 hours ago
If you don’t have a gun, it’s not because it’s hard to get one, but because you are not a gun owner mentally, you don’t need it, or you can’t handle it. The same is true for money. Money is not scarce — it is abundant. But you don’t have the mindset of a wealthy person, and you can’t handle large amounts of money. That is why you don’t have it.
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Roman Simon 3 hours ago
It is impossible to be too strong, too smart, too healthy, too independent, or too wealthy. But it is possible to be too weak, too dumb, too sick, too enslaved, or too poor. Choose your warrior.
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Roman Simon 3 hours ago
Any man who uses the term "toxic masculinity" is a braindead zombie. Some women use it because they have been brainwashed, and that happens as women don't actually need critical thinking. But if you consider yourself a man and use it... nothing can save you.
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Roman Simon 11 hours ago
There are "men" who try to explain things to women. NGMI 🤷🏻‍♂️
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Roman Simon 14 hours ago
If you are a man, whatever happens in your life is your responsibility. If it's not, you're an immature boy.
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Roman Simon 15 hours ago
The funniest thing is telling women that their place is in the kitchen and then watching the full spectrum of emotions unroll 😄🤦🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️
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Roman Simon 22 hours ago
EXERCISING REAL MASCULINITY Society is being slowly led into a farm — into a state of cattle. Weak, unintelligent, obedient, and easily exploitable. Any traits that resist this direction are being vilified and gradually eliminated. Masculinity is a force that pushes people toward freedom and independence, which directly opposes this agenda. That is why it is constantly attacked. Virtue signaling praises kindness, agreeableness, submissiveness, obedience, and trust in authority. Women are pedestalized in society because they represent the ideal of obedience and submission to authority. At the same time, the system vilifies strength, disagreeableness, independence, disobedience, critical thinking, and distrust of authority. This has been happening for decades, and it has most likely affected not only us, but our parents as well. Check yourself. What is your default reaction when someone asks you for help? When someone tells you something? When someone gives you commands or politely asks you to do something? Do you care about other people’s opinions? Do you want to make others comfortable? Do you behave in ways that make you more likable? Do you participate in group activities, public holidays, social rituals? Do you see the programming? You are a good person. And that’s the problem. You are fully conditioned — an ideal servant, an obedient sheep. Are you angry yet? Good. That’s natural. Now, how do you change this? By implementing key upgrades into your mindset. First. Install NO as your default response. Say no to everything and everyone by default — even if you want it or benefit from it. After analysis, you can always say yes later. Second. Never explain your decisions. “NO.” “Why?” “I don’t want to.” Integrate “I want” and “I don’t want” into your thinking and communication. Third. Remove doubt from your mindset. Doubting yourself in the moment of action is useless and destructive. Do what you want. If the outcome is not what you wanted, analyze it later — calmly and alone — and adjust your want. Fourth. Never fear consequences. Fear is for unconscious, unintelligent creatures. You are a man. Act proudly, face consequences, and deal with them. You will handle it. This topic is much deeper and requires exercises to fully integrate these ideas into your mindset. All of that is available for the members of Warrior’s Path. image
When the body is sick, it sets a higher temperature target to fight the disease more effectively. It will do anything to reach that target. If you try to lower it, you are fighting your body — and it will drain you. The same applies to weight and other factors. When the body decides that you are in survival mode, it sets weight and energy targets to make you agile and strong so you can survive. You become leaner, stronger, and more perceptive. But when the body notices that nothing is happening — there is no danger, no competition, no real demand — it switches to rest mode. In this state, you gain weight uncontrollably, and all operational systems shift to the laziest setting. If you try to override these automatic responses to lose weight or become more energetic, you will be fighting yourself — and that will drain you even more. So everything starts in the mind. Not in the kitchen. Not in the gym. Not anywhere else. In the mind. Never fight yourself. It’s ineffective and stupid. Love yourself. Guide yourself. Lead yourself. — Warrior's Path image
Just commenting your opinion won't help you grow your account. Without value creation no one will follow you. This is why most accounts on X have 27 followers. Grow tf up.
Children are afraid of harsh opinions of others and become offended easily. If you want to mature psychologically, start posting loud statements and roll into arguments on X. You will be buried in so much hate, shittttt, and negativity, that you will become insensitive psychologically. But always remember: it is just a game you play online. Never take it seriously. Nothing said online changes your value or who you are. Just have fun.
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Roman Simon 2 days ago
A single organism can never achieve anything big alone. Ants and bees unite into colonies, wolfs form packs, monkeys enroll into gangs, and people create communities. You can't conquer the world alone. Learn communicating and influencing people.
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Roman Simon 3 days ago
The anger inside you won’t disappear on its own. You need to feel it, experience it, and release it. Once the charge is released, you achieve balance. This is true for all emotions.
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Roman Simon 3 days ago
Ok. Here’s the SECRET most people don’t UNDERSTAND. Most doctors don’t understand health. Most scientists don’t understand physics. Most dietitians don’t understand food. Most trainers don’t understand training and biology. This is a problem of developed societies. The more developed a society becomes, the more systems turn into narrow specializations, and the more real understanding is delegated away. And the more delegation there is, the more corruption appears. In the end, everything always bends toward profit, because profit is tied to efficiency and scale which allow development. All systems eventually get hijacked and optimized for profit. Doctors benefit far more from participating in the medical pyramid than from actually making people healthy. To do that, they must remain ignorant — real understanding would interfere with sales. A cured person is bad for business. Scientists benefit more from surviving inside the scientific hierarchy than from genuinely understanding reality. Science is sponsored, and sponsors don’t care about truth. They care about results, narratives, and returns. Dietitians are no different. Trainers are forced into the same trap. Competition is extreme, and to survive they bend reality. They use steroids, tricks, lighting, genetics, and deception to build a sellable image. But that image is not what the masses need. So they sell a different product — the promise of great results without effort, pain, or real change. You have a choice. You can start learning the things your life actually depends on and testing what truly works. Or you can stay ignorant and let the system exploit you, chew you up, and spit you out when you’re no longer useful. The system doesn’t care about you. Understanding reality is your responsibility. — Warrior’s Path
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Roman Simon 3 days ago
Eating shhiittt and then taking drugs to fix the negative effects it has on your health is sadistically dumb 🤦🏻‍♂️
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Roman Simon 3 days ago
When you put effort into upgrading yourself, it may seem like you’re wasting time and energy. But in reality, you’re making yourself more efficient, so everything you do in the future will be faster and require less energy. By investing effort now, you actually save much more time and energy later.