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In the prefabricated BS apartment building where degraded normies get to live, there exists Elena wearing her crown of thorns. Its not made of gold or precious stones, but of the cheap "Porsche Design" necklace that sits against her throat like a dog collar, reminding her perennially of her "place in life" and the cuckband failure to provide.
One evening Elena sees Cate Blanchett on TV, draped in actual jewelry that appreciates in value, and something burns in her chest. The bitterness rises like bile. "She looks like a fucking christmas tree", Elena mutters to the empty room, knowing full well that Blanchett ornaments cost more than her entire apartment. The resentment tastes like metal in her mouth.
The truth is uglier than any fiction. Guido fails at providing, the paycheck barely covers the rent, let alone luxury. He fails at masculinity too and his small dick is a secret shame between them, another inadequacy that fuels her quiet desperation. So she wears the worthless trinket, this monument to their shared mediocrity, and calls it treasure to pretend shes supporting the pride of her cuckband Guido.
Sometimes, in moments of rebellion, she touches the necklace deliberately, almost defiantly against society, as if challenging the world to see through the charade. "Look what my man gave me," her eyes seem to say, "arent we special?" But nobody is buying it. The performance is too transparent, too desperate.
Days pass, and the family gets poorer, dumber and fatter. And Guido keeps bringing new symbols of social failure home, first the designer watch branded D&G that stops working after a week (needs battery replacement), then the "leather" wallet from Todds, until he cant purchase anything because hes too broken for that. His masculinity has been completely hollowed out by the system he once worshipped.
For Elena, mother of a daughter whos learning to be a whore on social media, posting thirst traps in the bathroom mirror between homework assignments, theres a question of reputation and respect. Her cuckband, the betaprovider, the man, hes failing so completely that he cant even purchase adequate symbols of his failure as a man. He must now manufacture them by hand.
She puts on the new gift, yet another necklace. The clay beads are cold against her skin, uneven and lumpy like tumors. She forces a smile that cracks at the edges. "Its beautiful, Guido. Truly." Her face looks like a Sojak crying meme, eyes wide with manufactured appreciation.
In the supermarket, other women notice. They dont say anything, but their eyes often point to the grotesque lumpiness around her neck, then back to their own tasteful, minimalist gold chains, which they caress almost on purpose, being sure to be seen. Elena holds her chin higher. This is her performance now, the defiant martyr, the woman who values "thought" over "things", who rises above material concerns.
The irony is suffocating. Her cuckband has so failed at providing material value that she must now perform the charade of rejecting material value altogether. Shes becoming an improvised philosopher of poverty by necessity, slowly transforming into the very thing she once despised: her own mother.
Elena in her youth rejected the good ole values of her mom, her philosophy of poverty and her tales of how rich people are evil. Elena wanted to be a modern whore, with the modern trinkets, which is why she chose Guido, meeting him in a disco where the lights flashed and the music bumped. He didnt look washed out back then, he had the Armani branded tshirt and some bulging biceps and acted masculine, buying cheap champagne with money he probably borrowed. She saw him as a ticket to the good life, a betaprovider who understood the importance of symbols.
Now its all starting to repeat. Elena is becoming a clone of her own mother, slowly taking her philosophy of poverty due to necessity. The transformation is happening cell by cell, thought by thought, Elena doesnt even notices it. It just happens.
At night, after putting their daughter to bed, after the hours of watching soccerball, the feeding, the cleaning, the endless care and "validation", Guido touches the necklace. "You wore it today," he says, his voice thick with emotional depth he learned watching Andrew Tate videos, trying to sound like a man when hes anything but.
"Of course," she replies, the lie burning her throat like acid. "Its my favorite piece."
When shes alone, she takes it off. The clay beads leave indentations on her skin, red marks that look like stigmata. She wants to smash it, to grind the pathetic lumps into dust, but she cant. This worthless piece of trash has become the most valuable thing she owns: a monument to her betacuckband incompetence, and to her own desperate performance of dignity.
The next day, she puts it on again. Chin up, shoulders back, playing the role of the proud woman who appreciates handmade tokens of love. The audience isnt buying it, but the show must go on. In this economy of shame, her performance is the only thing of value she has left, and even that is depreciating daily.
This is how she will soon become a clone of her mother, full of fake wisdom, full of lies about "what truly counts in life" and cheap ass rejection of material world. Its not excluded she will also become Buddhist, finding spiritual justification for her material poverty. The circle completes itself, Elena has become her mother, Guido has become her father, and their daughter is already practicing to become the next Elena in a disco somewhere, looking for her own Guido with an Armani tshirt and borrowed money.
One evening Elena sees Cate Blanchett on TV, draped in actual jewelry that appreciates in value, and something burns in her chest. The bitterness rises like bile. "She looks like a fucking christmas tree", Elena mutters to the empty room, knowing full well that Blanchett ornaments cost more than her entire apartment. The resentment tastes like metal in her mouth.
The truth is uglier than any fiction. Guido fails at providing, the paycheck barely covers the rent, let alone luxury. He fails at masculinity too and his small dick is a secret shame between them, another inadequacy that fuels her quiet desperation. So she wears the worthless trinket, this monument to their shared mediocrity, and calls it treasure to pretend shes supporting the pride of her cuckband Guido.
Sometimes, in moments of rebellion, she touches the necklace deliberately, almost defiantly against society, as if challenging the world to see through the charade. "Look what my man gave me," her eyes seem to say, "arent we special?" But nobody is buying it. The performance is too transparent, too desperate.
Days pass, and the family gets poorer, dumber and fatter. And Guido keeps bringing new symbols of social failure home, first the designer watch branded D&G that stops working after a week (needs battery replacement), then the "leather" wallet from Todds, until he cant purchase anything because hes too broken for that. His masculinity has been completely hollowed out by the system he once worshipped.
For Elena, mother of a daughter whos learning to be a whore on social media, posting thirst traps in the bathroom mirror between homework assignments, theres a question of reputation and respect. Her cuckband, the betaprovider, the man, hes failing so completely that he cant even purchase adequate symbols of his failure as a man. He must now manufacture them by hand.
She puts on the new gift, yet another necklace. The clay beads are cold against her skin, uneven and lumpy like tumors. She forces a smile that cracks at the edges. "Its beautiful, Guido. Truly." Her face looks like a Sojak crying meme, eyes wide with manufactured appreciation.
In the supermarket, other women notice. They dont say anything, but their eyes often point to the grotesque lumpiness around her neck, then back to their own tasteful, minimalist gold chains, which they caress almost on purpose, being sure to be seen. Elena holds her chin higher. This is her performance now, the defiant martyr, the woman who values "thought" over "things", who rises above material concerns.
The irony is suffocating. Her cuckband has so failed at providing material value that she must now perform the charade of rejecting material value altogether. Shes becoming an improvised philosopher of poverty by necessity, slowly transforming into the very thing she once despised: her own mother.
Elena in her youth rejected the good ole values of her mom, her philosophy of poverty and her tales of how rich people are evil. Elena wanted to be a modern whore, with the modern trinkets, which is why she chose Guido, meeting him in a disco where the lights flashed and the music bumped. He didnt look washed out back then, he had the Armani branded tshirt and some bulging biceps and acted masculine, buying cheap champagne with money he probably borrowed. She saw him as a ticket to the good life, a betaprovider who understood the importance of symbols.
Now its all starting to repeat. Elena is becoming a clone of her own mother, slowly taking her philosophy of poverty due to necessity. The transformation is happening cell by cell, thought by thought, Elena doesnt even notices it. It just happens.
At night, after putting their daughter to bed, after the hours of watching soccerball, the feeding, the cleaning, the endless care and "validation", Guido touches the necklace. "You wore it today," he says, his voice thick with emotional depth he learned watching Andrew Tate videos, trying to sound like a man when hes anything but.
"Of course," she replies, the lie burning her throat like acid. "Its my favorite piece."
When shes alone, she takes it off. The clay beads leave indentations on her skin, red marks that look like stigmata. She wants to smash it, to grind the pathetic lumps into dust, but she cant. This worthless piece of trash has become the most valuable thing she owns: a monument to her betacuckband incompetence, and to her own desperate performance of dignity.
The next day, she puts it on again. Chin up, shoulders back, playing the role of the proud woman who appreciates handmade tokens of love. The audience isnt buying it, but the show must go on. In this economy of shame, her performance is the only thing of value she has left, and even that is depreciating daily.
This is how she will soon become a clone of her mother, full of fake wisdom, full of lies about "what truly counts in life" and cheap ass rejection of material world. Its not excluded she will also become Buddhist, finding spiritual justification for her material poverty. The circle completes itself, Elena has become her mother, Guido has become her father, and their daughter is already practicing to become the next Elena in a disco somewhere, looking for her own Guido with an Armani tshirt and borrowed money.
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