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I like war but I'm afraid to actually go and fight in one. Men always comeback stronger and fearless from war. Like they got nothing to lose. I want to have that nihilistic feeling inside of me but I'm afraid to suffer the pain of war. Physical pain and tortures. Also just dying like dying like a retard. What are some books that will help me beat my fear to join war?

>> No.20229397

>>20229389
>What are some books that will help me beat my fear to join war?
none, stop living vicariously through books if you want to live real life

>> No.20229403

>>20229389
Because war sucks, it’s incredibly shitty to live through and there is a risk of dying. That’s why it changes men. You shouldn’t envy the experience

>> No.20229412

>>20229389
Just fight random niggers on the street. You'd be surprised how many men are willing to square up and swing without a moment's hesitation.

>> No.20229429
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20229429

>>20229389
I'm kinda the opposite. I know war is bad and killing your fellow man simply because you're on seperate sides seem wholly objectional to me. Yet I kinda want to kill and then be killed by my fellow man by a conflict above my station. I see a weird allure about diving into the monotony and unease of an active soldier's life, where you're hungry and injured and at risk of a pointless meaningless death. Why would you want to join a war anyway if these things don't appeal to you?

>> No.20229438

>>20229389
This is the plot of the Red Badge of Courage, sort of

>> No.20229439

>>20229389
Stupid.
Man isn't meant to die in some gaylord war. Man is meant to attain the highest sense of being by challenging his own fear and ability in personal combat. Beat your foe, or perish by his hand. Bask in superiority, or adore, as you lay dying, the conviction - perfection, of the man opposing your very existence in honourable fashion and pass in wholesale serenity.

>> No.20229441

>>20229389
>I like war but
idiot

>> No.20229458

>>20229389
>Men always comeback stronger and fearless from war.
So you know no one who has actually fought in a war. Start hanging out at the VFW or VA.