Solitarianist ideas: house monarchy

Mon, 16 Jan 2023 15:43:05 GMT

A small (slightly political) sub-ideology of Solitarianism that revolves around the idea of rulership of what you own. Before I explain what house monarchy is I would like to set a few hypothetical guidelines of ownership first and some philosophical rules to prevent anyone from getting stuck in a rough space.

First of all, life can not be owned. It can be cared for if agreed, however, if you force someone to stay at your home and block out any chance of escape, then you are basically holding people as prisoners, the equivalent of a small-scale dictatorship destined to be cornered and revolted against.

For those who may find themselves inside one of these households, leave. If your food is taken, eat insects. If your water is taken, eat plants. If you're trapped inside, keep a hammer, saw, or any other metal to break out. Utensils, scissors, using teeth, bones, or even scratching can help you escape (although at a much slower rate, take your time as well 0otherwise you may break something or be found). If your warmth is taken, use a lighter or oven, overuse an electronic, or dig underground, (the deeper, the warmer, the earth is filled with molten lava far beneath after all). If a person seems pushy, aggressive, too assertive, or generally unpleasant to be around, avoid them. The same can be said about people who are too friendly. Always remember the 5-15 feet rule and (that you should) never go into someone else's house.

If you are raising a child, it's best that you make a separate nursery for them outside that is still within view and has protection around it, in case they want to spend some time to themselves.

To me at least, ownership is defined by your ability to use, mark, keep, and protect something you have, and if you don't do any of those yet say it is yours then "your items" are ripe for stealing and conquest.

Now to fully begin, what is house monarchy? House monarchy is the concept that if anyone wants to be around you (within 15ft), handle your items, or go into your home or any other made area, then they must abide by your rules. Otherwise, you, your items, and your claimed place of rest can be removed from them or you can prevent said individual from going near your stuff. I'd advise that this be done without bloodshed, like using a tranquilizer or tazer to incapacitate them and removing them out of line of sight from your home unconscious.
You, your stuff, your house, your rules.
Boundaries must be set in order to protect yourself in many ways, from physical to emotional.

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solitarianism: benefits

Fri, 13 Jan 2023 04:01:51 GMT

Although these is a lot of unhappiness and ruin in this world cause by fellow man, there are many alterantives, a solitarian lifestyle being included in these.

Although for some this kind of life may be a struggle and this had been ideology born in response to the faults of humanity, it is not the equivalent to brocoli which many (exept a few) find important to eat yet distasteful and hard to do. To the social individual a solitarian lifestyle may seem boring, paranoid, and souless, however the truth is (like boiled brocoli) how you feel about it and perspective on it changes based on how you manage it or just by how you interpret it.

Below will be a short list of benefits to the ideology and lifestyle and in a later entry I'll be posting some lifestyle tips to make easier for people who are outgoing in nature or are having a hard time adapting to solitarianism but are still interested.

The benefits go as followed:

safety (both of self and others)

freedom

independence

problem solving

peace

clarity

free time

choice

survival

self work (literal)

personal improvement and understanding

enjoyment of the simpler things (no drama or distractions)

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Hamkawa!!

Solitarianist ideas: house monarchy

solitarianism: benefits