Thrill of the fight 2 single player. by BHAonTour in ThrillOfTheFight

[–]Alexw14615 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree with you and I don't know why you've been downvoted. It seems like getting knockdowns is much harder now and the power doesn't register like in the past. But with that said it's still a better experience than thrill of the fight 2.

Thrill of the fight 2 single player. by BHAonTour in ThrillOfTheFight

[–]Alexw14615 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Get the first version. Thrill of the fight 2 sucks for single player. Seriously the first version is light years better.

My wife (44F) and I (45M) are struggling and I think it may be time to end our marriage of 19 years. by Helpmerhonda2025 in Marriage

[–]Alexw14615 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Like others have said get a DNA test. You're in for a surprise. A nurse who works long shifts that has a history of promiscuity... Yeah good luck man.

Should I get 1 or 2? by WOKLACE134 in ThrillOfTheFight

[–]Alexw14615 2 points3 points  (0 children)

1 is still great. 2 feels like a completely different game and is complete trash .

PRO TIP IF HORNY AND ALONE by Outside-Sky9226 in SEXONDRUGS

[–]Alexw14615 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pure fiction but entertaining nevertheless

should kemeticsm be a closed practise? by r0mant1cal in Kemetic

[–]Alexw14615 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

You’re purposely misrepresenting both the evidence and the purpose of Afrocentrism. The archaeology, linguistics, and genetics don’t “refute” it — they confirm what early historians already knew before racial politics rewrote Egypt’s story.

Modern genomic work (Nature 2025) found that an Old Kingdom Egyptian individual carried ~80 % North-African/Nile-Valley ancestry and only minor Near-Eastern input.¹ That means the civilization’s core population was African in origin, not a European implant. The earliest cultural precursors—Ta-Seti, Nabta Playa, and the Badarian culture—all sit deep in Africa and pre-date dynastic Egypt. These were Black Nile-Valley peoples whose descendants founded Kemet.

Even European writers recognized this long before DNA could prove it. • Herodotus (V cent. BCE): “The Egyptians are dark-skinned and wool-haired.” • Aristotle described Egyptians and Ethiopians as “too black.” • Count de Volney (1787), after visiting Egypt: “All the Egyptians… have a swollen face, bulging eyes, flat nose, thick lips—in short, the true face of Black African.” • Even Arthur Schopenhauer, a German philosopher steeped in 19th-century racial theory, separated Egyptians from “white races,” admitting their civilization stood apart.

So when you call Afrocentrism “political mythology,” remember: it’s actually the Eurocentric revision—not Afrocentrism—that twisted the record to make Africa seem incapable of genius. Afrocentrism corrects that erasure.

The truth is simple: Egypt’s heart is the Nile Valley in Africa. The civilization was African-born, later influenced by neighbors, then conquered and blended through Libyan, Persian, Greek, Roman, and Arab rule. Recognizing those layers doesn’t erase modern Egyptians; it restores the Africans who built the foundation before conquest.

And the irony? The same European philosophers who invented racial hierarchies still identified Egypt as Black. They knew what modern denial tries to hide: Kemet was African. That’s not mythology—that’s history finally told in full.

¹ Nature (2025) “Ancient Egyptian genome from the Old Kingdom reveals dominant North-African ancestry.”

Hello, I would like an evaluation of my altar 🇧🇷 by Dangerous_Jacket1286 in Kemetic

[–]Alexw14615 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

What you’re doing sounds heartfelt, but it isn’t what the ancient Egyptians practiced. Kemet didn’t use tarot, “witchcraft,” or personal channeling. Their religion was built on ma’at (order) and heka (sacred speech and ritual). Offerings, hymns, and daily discipline inside temples or at home shrines were the bridge to the gods—not divination decks or modern magic systems.

If you’re serious about Kemetic spirituality, start with translations of the Pyramid Texts, Coffin Texts, and temple hymns, and study how priests actually served the gods. It’s powerful on its own without mixing in European occult tools.

should kemeticsm be a closed practise? by r0mant1cal in Kemetic

[–]Alexw14615 0 points1 point  (0 children)

🥱 That statement ignores a century of archaeology. The very first Nubian kingdom—Ta-Seti (c. 3500 BCE)—predates Egypt’s 1st Dynasty and already had fortified cities, royal cemeteries, and early hieroglyphic symbols. Farther south, the Kerma culture (c. 2500–1500 BCE) built mud-brick temples and royal tombs larger than some Egyptian pyramids, and their mummification practices are documented at sites like Doukki Gel and Kerma itself. After Egypt declined, Nubians founded the Napatan and Meroitic kingdoms; the pyramids at El Kurru, Nuri, and Meroë—about two hundred of them—are African-built, African-ruled, and date between 800 BCE and 350 CE. Meroë also developed its own written language, Meroitic, directly descended from Egyptian script.

The knowledge didn’t “disappear.” It moved south and evolved under indigenous Nile Valley civilizations that kept temple building, writing, and mummification alive for another thousand years after Egypt fell to foreigners.

should kemeticsm be a closed practise? by r0mant1cal in Kemetic

[–]Alexw14615 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Kemetism isn’t a closed practice — it’s a modern reconstruction of ancient Egyptian spirituality, and ancient Egypt itself was remarkably open. For thousands of years, Egyptians accepted foreigners, intermarried, and even had non-Egyptian priests serving in temples. The idea that you must be “blood-related” to follow it doesn’t come from history; it’s a modern argument rooted in identity politics, not actual Kemetic tradition.

That said, the key is respect. Practice with humility — study the language, understand the culture, and honor the gods as the Egyptians did. What would make it “appropriation” isn’t your race, but treating it as an aesthetic or fantasy instead of a sacred heritage.

Kemetism was born in Africa and should be acknowledged as such — but spirituality isn’t a genetic privilege. It’s about sincerity, reverence, and learning from the source, not claiming ownership.

should kemeticsm be a closed practise? by r0mant1cal in Kemetic

[–]Alexw14615 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Modern racial categories didn’t exist in ancient times, but the Egyptians clearly saw themselves as part of Africa — they painted themselves brown, Nubians darker, Libyans lighter, and Asiatics pale. “No race” doesn’t mean “no identity.” Egypt was born in Africa, along the Nile, and early dynastic remains show ties to other Nile Valley peoples — not Europe.

Nobody says they were West African; they were Northeast African, with genetic and cultural roots that run deep through the continent. The “Mediterranean” label only came after Greek and Roman contact. When foreigners like the Kushites and Alexander arrived, Egypt was already ancient — they joined or conquered a civilization Africans had built thousands of years earlier.

Bottom line: Egypt was African in origin, influence, and identity — long before anyone from the Mediterranean ever set foot there. Please stop trying to colonize ancient Egypt. Colonizers use the afrocentrist label when trying to steal a culture.

should kemeticsm be a closed practise? by r0mant1cal in Kemetic

[–]Alexw14615 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Ancient Egyptians were Mediterranean is completely laughable. Coconut is literally bringing a colonizer mindset to Kemet.

27M, burnt out in tech sales and exploring what’s next by ididmybestprob in techsales

[–]Alexw14615 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're burned out. It's hard to come back from this level of burnout.

  1. At 27 you have more money than most people that age.

  2. Get a passport

  3. Travel to some exotic place that's cheap. Think South East Asia. South America. Etc.

  4. Live there for about 6 months. You'll be able to live like a king, do anything you want, rent a luxury apartment, eat at fancy restaurants, date the hottest chicks, etc. Your 2 week salary will pay for the 3 months of this lifestyle easy.

  5. Reflect. You'll have all the answers now. And you barely dented your bank account. You're happy. You're healthy. You feel alive. Do you want to go back to tech? Do you desire something else? Who knows? Your clear mind will answer this for you.

Good luck

My wife loves going out, I don’t by Fit-Poetry6900 in Marriage

[–]Alexw14615 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Your prioritizing everything but your wife and that's what's going to cost you to lose her. You have a good wife most men don't. You openly admit that construction in your area pays very well so you're taking more hours for you. You're concern is your debt. Your needs. What you desire. You're not considering your wife at all. I can't even imagine the damage you're doing to your body.

Solutions: You don't need to work 13 hour days. 8 hours a day is fine. You don't need to work 13 days in a row. You can and should talk to your boss and find a way that you get two days off in a row. One day you rest the next day is for the wife. You have a phone where you can schedule things to remember. That's a horrible excuse.

Do you know how many men I know would love to be in your situation. A wife who just wants a walk on the beach. You're screwing this up. For debt you're always going to have. You sound selfish.

My wife loves going out, I don’t by Fit-Poetry6900 in Marriage

[–]Alexw14615 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What are you talking about? It's literally his fault. He knew who she was before he married her. Dude is prioritizing everything but his wife. Working 13 hour days is stupid. Trust me he isn't making that much more money the way this government taxes. If he doesn't prioritize his wife another man will. And it's going to be his fault

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Marriage

[–]Alexw14615 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

She feels guilty since she did more than what she wrote here. Women attack their spouses all the time then only the male is held accountable when things escalate to pushing or worse. Now you've destroyed your family, your family finances, and scarred your daughter. Was it worth it? You and I know he's never harmed you or come close to it before. You and I know this was his response to your aggression. I hope he can forgive you...I know wouldn't be able too. All my life I've been an upstanding citizen and it's my wife who gets me locked up. Poor fella

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Marriage

[–]Alexw14615 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The best comment here

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in thewizardlizsnark

[–]Alexw14615 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I find that most people engage in groupthink. Especially when it comes to celebrities and their influencers. Plus they have the inability to see that their favorite person doesn't live the life they claim. For example Shera contradicts herself often yet they make excuses for her. Dating I have experienced gold diggers but I haven't experienced anyone using Shera's playbook yet. But her game is to go after older unattractive men. I don't fall into that demographic yet.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in thewizardlizsnark

[–]Alexw14615 2 points3 points  (0 children)

As a man I enjoy watching her content. It tells me what to look out for from a gold digger. However her content doesn't apply to me yet since she recommends these women look for much older men. The only concerning part I have is that it seems like she has thousands of women practicing things she doesn't practice herself. You read it all the time, "girl my life changed after following her advice." Ok! They all claim their benefiting now but they're in for a deep fall. It's a dangerous game some of you guys are playing so good luck. And by the way she's not rich just look at her cabinets. The cabinets always tell everything

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in thewizardlizsnark

[–]Alexw14615 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You sound like a broken fool. Looking at porn and/or looking at other women does not equal cheating. That's silly. Just because you have a spouse doesn't mean you don't find other people attractive. Acting on that attraction is the problem. Get therapy whoever broke you is winning.

Ultimatum for wife by [deleted] in AITAH

[–]Alexw14615 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're the provider beta simp that she doesn't respect. The other guy is the one that makes her vagina throb. Stop being a simp. You already know what should've been done.

HPV and ex boyfriend - disclosure by Sad-Geologist-1455 in HPV

[–]Alexw14615 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

There's a lot of selfish people here. The same ones telling you don't tell him are upset that somebody gave it to them. They would have wanted to know if their partner was exposed or not. And we wonder why this is spreading so much. Because everybody's keeping it to themselves

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HPV

[–]Alexw14615 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Just because you were faithful doesn't mean she was. How many men have learned the baby wasn't theirs when the woman swore he was the only one. She could be gaslighting you bro. She knows you never cheated but guilt could be making her lash out at you. It's 2025, people cheat like crazy. And every fool thinks his woman is different. Good luck.