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Don't tell me you haven't encountered them 
This is literally an entire world of people with this trait.
Yes, when you do nothing, only your relatives and friends pester you with this trait.
But when you do something, there are more of them.
You know me as someone who does not merely pronounce words, but sees their images.
I have not only decoded many words for you, but continue to teach you how to do this—for example, here: Game—Interpretation of Words (Slavic Images)
Who are these “dissatisfied” people?
It is immediately clear what the image behind this word is:
People deprived of will.
This is the image that this word has brought to us from the depths of the ages.
Wow?
Yes, we can dig deeper, for those who are particularly meticulous.
For example, these are people without an allowance.
They have no means of support.
An allowance is essentially a wage. Yes, indeed—from the word “slave.”
But ultimately, you will still arrive at the conclusion that these people have problems with willpower.
By the way, there is a very incorrect interpretation of the word “satisfied” on the internet: supposedly, it comes from the word “gratified.”
I wonder where they saw common roots here.
In abundance—much.
Not enough—little.
I already told you at the Mahapurna School that God comes from the word “wealth.” God possesses EVERYTHING; he is the richest. He simply has more than anyone else.
When you have everything, you are satisfied.
When something is lacking, you are dissatisfied.
So when dissatisfied people constantly pester you with their discontent, the problem is not with you.
These people simply have a problem because they organized their lives in such a way that they lack willpower.
And they want someone else to solve this problem for them.
Moreover, they want you to become just like them and blend into their crowd.
Along the lines of: “Where do you think you’re going, breaking away from us? Come on, get back here with us, with the slaves...”
“We are dissatisfied, so you be dissatisfied too.”
There is only one way to defeat them: be satisfied.
Free.
It is difficult.
I have quoted the greatest boxer, Mike Tyson, who had a terribly difficult life, more than once: “If things are difficult for you, then if you give up, will it really become easier?”
This is literally an entire world of people with this trait.
Yes, when you do nothing, only your relatives and friends pester you with this trait.
But when you do something, there are more of them.
You know me as someone who does not merely pronounce words, but sees their images.
I have not only decoded many words for you, but continue to teach you how to do this—for example, here: Game—Interpretation of Words (Slavic Images)
Who are these “dissatisfied” people?
It is immediately clear what the image behind this word is:
People deprived of will.
This is the image that this word has brought to us from the depths of the ages.
Wow?
Yes, we can dig deeper, for those who are particularly meticulous.
For example, these are people without an allowance.
They have no means of support.
An allowance is essentially a wage. Yes, indeed—from the word “slave.”
But ultimately, you will still arrive at the conclusion that these people have problems with willpower.
By the way, there is a very incorrect interpretation of the word “satisfied” on the internet: supposedly, it comes from the word “gratified.”
I wonder where they saw common roots here.
In abundance—much.
Not enough—little.
I already told you at the Mahapurna School that God comes from the word “wealth.” God possesses EVERYTHING; he is the richest. He simply has more than anyone else.
When you have everything, you are satisfied.
When something is lacking, you are dissatisfied.
So when dissatisfied people constantly pester you with their discontent, the problem is not with you.
These people simply have a problem because they organized their lives in such a way that they lack willpower.
And they want someone else to solve this problem for them.
Moreover, they want you to become just like them and blend into their crowd.
Along the lines of: “Where do you think you’re going, breaking away from us? Come on, get back here with us, with the slaves...”
“We are dissatisfied, so you be dissatisfied too.”
There is only one way to defeat them: be satisfied.
Free.
It is difficult.
I have quoted the greatest boxer, Mike Tyson, who had a terribly difficult life, more than once: “If things are difficult for you, then if you give up, will it really become easier?”