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[–] 17702357? ago 

Regarding your family, it depends on the cause of the distance. For instance, a distant parent, what has caused this seperation, was it abuse, did they suffer some terrible event that they could not recover from, we need further details to ascertain the cause.

A base outline I personally follow regarding family is fairly simple; offer up the respect due for those deserving and those undeserving merely just maintain cordial relations. Sometimes we outgrow our parents or siblings, sometimes they outgrow us, growth is (or was pre kike culture) the primordial soul of the family unit. A father grows in wisdom to share with their son, a son grows further and takes all he learned and augments it further thus the lineage grows in wisdom. For those undeserving waste no time on trying to maintain a pointless connection, merely exchange greeting cards and moderate greetings at familial events and leave it at that. Blood is vitally important but some are not always worthy of our immediate respect.

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[–] 17705385? ago 

The distance is from being kicked out for abuse/negligence. I haven't seen my mother in years and there was definitely mental illness involved with such behavior.

I don't have a family outside my immediate one due to time/language barrier/distance and as stated, my family doesn't really family. I'm probably falling for the "It's been XX years, surely they're better people now!," meme. Ultimately I choose who to be around, and when I look at the past, things weren't completely awful, but something, somewhere just went wrong.

Don't surround yourself with bad people, right?

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[–] 17739335? ago 

You are indeed correct on the notation regarding not surrounding yourself with "bad people" but we live in an age where good and evil are finding themselves reversed. But, assuming your not viewing them through the modern semetic lense but on a moral and honourable level then indeed, if they truly are as base as one assumes from the negligence and abuse done they are indeed bad people. A true man, a true son of Europa has a duty to maintain a level of nobility not just in his actions but in who he associates with. This can be seen throughout our history and it is a key aspect of what differentiates between a man and a semetic coward. He who surrounds himself with vipers either becomes a viper himself or dies to the bites they inflict, the same is true with those we break bread with. However this is family and as with all families, be them immediate blood or the White European race itself some leeway can be offered within reason. My proposition is this. If they indeed hold regret in their heart, if they indeed have sorrow for the pain inflicted upon you then leave an avenue open for them to approach with a branch of peace but no more. Your duty first and foremost is to your own well being for in failing to maintain ones self one cannot succeed in his other goals on both a macro and micro level for the shadow of this relationship may haunt at the most inoppurtune times. Feel no guilt or sadness for what has happened for that will be what shackles you emotionally, if indeed you speak true and they have truly wronged you then they are beholden to you, not the other way around.

Also concerning family one other note. You must become the unmovable mountain, unyielding in your resolve when it comes to matter of manipulations. I say this as sometimes the opening dialogue with once lost kin can be but an attempt to aquire something you have, something of worth. It is not only our immediate enemies that will prey upon weakness which you have due to your conflicted feelings but those still trapped with the modern semetic framework of thinking also for they will deem emotional manipulation viable. In becoming this unmoving mountain you do not simply defend yourself from such things but also show what a true force of will can achieve and in doing so potentially inspire others to follow such a thing. It shows that you are not a man to be trifled with by such base attempts. Such a will is the hallmark of the true European man. Embrace it.

>>13045726

Your words are kind and much appreciated. Sometimes it feels we walk these paths alone and that is what I hope to dispel by talking to men here as brothers for that is what we are. Though we may all be seperated by oceans and even continents, facing different immediate threats in this late hour, we all share a greater cause that demands unity and requires us all to become what we once were. We will be forged anew, until victory be won.

>>13048923

You're walking the path. We'll all see eachother along the way and embrace like brothers should. We'll all make it.