Most Players Follow the Rules. The Winners Hack Them.
No One Told You You Were Playing. They Just Penalized You for Losing.
Life is a multiplayer game where no one explains the rules — they just judge your score. This post explores the rigged tutorial we call reality.
Life started without a tutorial. No map. No inventory. Just vibes, instincts, and maybe a snack.
And still, they expected you to win. To "grow up." To "figure it out." To choose the right answers on a test you didn’t know had started.
They gave you points for following rules you didn’t agree to, and penalties for actions you didn’t know were wrong.
And the worst part? They told you the game was serious. Like it wasn’t coded by chaos and held together by duct tape and dopamine.
💡 Life Hack: Once you realize... what it's all about: Play smart. Play weird. And glitch with style.
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