Recent content by sambwoy

:D Haha I can relate. When my parents urge me to get a new set of briefs or say they like my stubble I feel I am at a stage where I feel it is useless. I go along with it without much complaint, even though I suspect how misandrist modern women work, speaking from the experience of a bullied...

For both genders the need to be attracted is biological, imperative arguably, but in the wider picture our pro-economy society is bollox. My single life personally is actually better than I expected in terms of utilities like food and a roof over my head, but outside it is bleak whatever the...

I spoke to a guy who in his 50+ years only ever had 2 or 3 girlfriends, and for some of us that's all you get. Red pill philosophy suggests that your life could improve overall with things like looksmaxxing. Funny how pre-pubescent, say, 8 year old girls can't form opinions and filters on which...

This makes you think about women who work in some public sector job, dealing with dysfunctional/needy males (and females) all the time within our system of laws, moral obligation, manners and 'civility', and what they must think of their looks. If they openly expressed in casual situations about...

This too above right here. Our culture prioritizes the economy and getting a job, yet seems to know nothing about basic biology- its a concoction for mental and psychological problems. The notion that life is hard is I feel just ideological, it's the people within in who are hard and insincere...

One of the saddest things about the world is not dying young, it's having your spirit and/or soul crushed whilst you are still alive. I totally respect a need for a woman to be physically attracted to a man, but sexually promiscous young girls/women are crass. They'd only care about movements...

This is especially hard for me as I faced a lot of adversity in my youth that it has worn me down and distorted how I feel about my looks and status. I have considered that a girl I get with is still a wage slave and still has authorities of her country on her back, telling her to do this and do...

I can feel slightly in the case of Rodger, but indeed if you are pursuing HB10s in his state you brought that on yourself. Personally I was never entitled, just deeply dissatisfied with life. I just think with what's going on in society nowadays I feel most women are out of my league. It's...

They are particularly mean to ugly guys in casual social settings because, at least from experience in my circles, they had totally unrealistic expectations of men and reality, but then again they don't care about the plight of men anyway, when you look at misandry and double standards. As far...

I think a lot of outer beauty emphasis is perceived. Half of the time its there to sell things and the ones doing the worst judging are the quite young and social media savvy. Still, it's understandable state of mind to be in. Hack me off too being required to play a part in a society that is...

There's a reason for that. Western women generally are not reserved and modest and they aren't 'sugar, spice and all things nice'. Kidding ourselves that they are otherwise is like walking repeatedly into a brick wall, hence why 'looks matter' threads will regularly appear. They vocalise about...

If I went to see Pamela Anderson at a comic-con like i nearly did, I figured if I was more attractive, there would be much more physical touching in the picture than the coy smile that would result. :p Putting aside the women subject, it's tough out there. The hardest thing I have learned is...

It's a pity the system rarely addresses things like 'beauty privilege' and lookism, when economy and careers are always at the fore to subdue and distract the little people. This is probably why I can hardly find someone who understands me on this topic. Likewise, and something I have seen many...

I dunno. Some of this could be altered. This could be the most misandrist era of all. With the rise of media sexualising men like in Magic Mike, which isn't in itself the problem, but now we have got women who in response to this are playing mind games with men, playing into men's insecurities...

Provided its not the kind of coach that's actually a PUA 'guru'. It has been said that those CDs/books will strongly deny that looks matter. Women want a guy to have the confidence to approach him, yes, provided he passes the looks test FIRST. :confused: As for Rodger, standards were high...