I wish I would have learned to keep my mouth shut about the truth at a very young age. I've wasted time and converted no one

I wish I would have learned to keep my mouth shut about the truth at a very young age. I've wasted time and converted no one and most important, burned alot of energy role playing in the back of my head thinking...

"Maybe if I told them like this, then maybe they'll see the light. Maybe if I this... Maybe if I that..."

At 41 I just realized, it had nothing to do with me and everything to do with people being idiots. I should have never had the love to spread the truth. I'll give you an example.

My cousin who is a mainstream news follower called me about this tik Tok thing.

For the first time in my life I held my breath and said, "I support the free market." And kept it there and didn't say anything else.

In the past, I would have gone on and on about how the govt is using this to add more rules more regulations and how there's always some back door thing with these bills but I noticed through out myself, even when I spend 1 hours talking about it and showing proof, no one believes me.

I used to blame myself but now it's not me. It's just people are f ing morons. If people were more cautious and questioned everything, USA wouldn't be where it's at now.

Also it felt so good to stay quiet on matters instead of jumping the gun in excitement to reveal truths to people.

At the end of the day, people don't want to hear extreme shit even if it's the cold hard truth.

If a short guy who's 5'3 lands a date with a 5'10 blonde because he has a good career and questions why he was treated like trash and she ghosted him. I'm not going to tell him the truth anymore which is if you look at her history of boyfriends who she treated like a king, they were all 6'3 plus, you're just too short and she used you for a free food date.

Instead I'll just say, yeah man, keep working on yourself, work on your personality, get that promotion at work, get a haircut and she'll be back bro.