people obsessed with race

[idkrandomhere]

people that are obessed and see race as their accomplishment in life meanwhile the real successful people who are beautiful and have a life that’s worth it are not egotistical and if they are it’s about their looks money or lifestyle never their race, people that only have their race to be proud of are losers 99.9% of the time.

 

[sasalele]

i want to have a better life style

 

[idkrandomhere]

i want to have a better life style

you gotta connect w people and work towards goals aswell as looksmaxxing as a side project

 

[idkrandomhere]

also politics (this includes republicans too)

 

[pearex]

people that are obessed and see race as their accomplishment in life meanwhile the real successful people who are beautiful and have a life that’s worth it are not egotistical and if they are it’s about their looks money or lifestyle never their race, people that only have their race to be proud of are losers 99.9% of the time.
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The link between race and values is missing: Truly successful and confident people base their achievements on their abilities, hard work, character, and values. Race is merely a biological factor; a person's appearance or race does not determine life success. Viewing race as a mark of superiority often stems from insecurity, a need for comparison, or a desire to assert dominance over others. This behavior rarely enhances inner satisfaction; on the contrary, it harms social relationships and psychological well-being. In short, as you said: true success and value are not about ego or race, but about a person's character, effort, and lifestyle. An obsession with race often reveals a person's shortcomings and insecurities.

 

[mus.]

 

[idkrandomhere]

The link between race and values is missing: Truly successful and confident people base their achievements on their abilities, hard work, character, and values. Race is merely a biological factor; a person's appearance or race does not determine life success. Viewing race as a mark of superiority often stems from insecurity, a need for comparison, or a desire to assert dominance over others. This behavior rarely enhances inner satisfaction; on the contrary, it harms social relationships and psychological well-being. In short, as you said: true success and value are not about ego or race, but about a person's character, effort, and lifestyle. An obsession with race often reveals a person's shortcomings and insecurities.

well said