Listen up: I'm not a man-man. More like a romantic or artistic man. I care about appearence to some extent. I write poetry, sometimes about feminine things like love. But given, in enjoyment terms, between winning a battle and having a kiss, I'd take the battle (by a small margin). So I'd say I'm definately a Man of some sort.
My relationship with this site has been bittersweet. I readily admit that I've been a bit of a ***** sometimes. I was more interested in the ideas than getting girls, and I managed to make myself a sense of superiority to all those people who were out bloodying their asses on the battlefield (I mean, in the dating arena XD). So I apologise for being a *****. Anyway this will be my last major post as a thinker. If I return to this site it'll be as someone with experience to share. Nowadays I spend more time on Maximkit dot com. To be honest I'd like to forget about forums a bit altogether for a while.
Posted first on Maximkit btw.
*
Reading this stuff about being a man made me more unhappy before it made me happy. I did have the seed of feminist ideas in me, but my strongest drive was my individuality and my feel that I would choose what wass good and evil for myself. In fact, I just wasn't really very conscious about these issues. If I'd only been a bit less unsure, or a bit more successful, I could have never needed these ideas. I could have simply laughed and shook my head in disbelief at the people who make a big thing about this.
Edit.. I'll elaborate with an example. When I told my long-term love and friend, a sort-of-ex about these ideas: that "women want to have a bf who's like a knight in shining armour"... she was confused: she was like.. "yeah? so?" (except said in a delicate feminine way XDDD). She didn't even UNDERSTAND that there could be people who didn't know this. The sort of laughless feminists who want men and women to be sexually neutral just didn't enter into her reality. It took a while to explain to her properly why I actually had a problem. To be honest, it was partly learned. As I read forums like these, I picked up on the idea that sex and love was unnatural even when I read guys like pook who were struggling to show that all you needed was naturalness. I wish that when I'd tried to get a girlfriend and failed, and then looked for outside help, someone had said: "there's only ONE THING you need. To be great. Find that part of you inside who wants to save a helpless maiden while fighting off hordes of enemies. Embrace your pride and your desire for greatness, and become that man. Then you'll have a woman." It was precisely then, when I was unsure, that the feminist ideas started to make themselves heard in me, and I began a vicious cycle that spiralled down into loneliness and pain. So long as I depended on myself I was ok: but when I started needing a guide or a role model, an ideology or a rulebook, society had no-one good to give me; only cults and false philosophies. I tell a lie, this forum exists, as does Pook and Señor Fingers and all the rest, and I have some great friends out there, and society truly is good. Was it all inevitable? Well, no matter, the battle is over and it's won.
So when I said to myself, "BE A MAN!" it was out of fear and actually a feminine thing. It was me doing things to be accepted by others. So it had little good effect. I was already a man by instinct. So trying to change my instincts only hurt me. I became more emotionally withdrawn -- MEN DON'T CRY! Actually I didn't tend to cry anyway. If I did, it was for a good reason. It might have happened 2 or 3 times a year -- the same number of times Krassus goes to Burger King. (I just have a good memory for details -- sue me!!:crackup::crackup
But that's how the cookie crumbled, and now that my head has been the battleground for feminist and masculinist ideologies I now need to grow out of them. So this is my simplified definition of masculinity. It needs no addition as far as I'm concerned, and it's all the masculinist philosophy I intend to live by. I'll cry, write poetry, fall in love, and be weak as much as I like so long as I'm following this philosophy.
TO BE A MAN IS TO LIVE AS IF YOU DON'T CARE WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK OF YOU.
Not, "don't care". That's impossible and undesireable (I tried as hard as I could, and froze my heart, feeling neither pleasure nor pain so long as I'd succeeded. If I'd succeeded 100%, I would have died: I nearly did, that's how good I am at getting what I want. Don't try).
So, live as if you don't care.
The rest is bull**** to me.
My relationship with this site has been bittersweet. I readily admit that I've been a bit of a ***** sometimes. I was more interested in the ideas than getting girls, and I managed to make myself a sense of superiority to all those people who were out bloodying their asses on the battlefield (I mean, in the dating arena XD). So I apologise for being a *****. Anyway this will be my last major post as a thinker. If I return to this site it'll be as someone with experience to share. Nowadays I spend more time on Maximkit dot com. To be honest I'd like to forget about forums a bit altogether for a while.
Posted first on Maximkit btw.
*
Reading this stuff about being a man made me more unhappy before it made me happy. I did have the seed of feminist ideas in me, but my strongest drive was my individuality and my feel that I would choose what wass good and evil for myself. In fact, I just wasn't really very conscious about these issues. If I'd only been a bit less unsure, or a bit more successful, I could have never needed these ideas. I could have simply laughed and shook my head in disbelief at the people who make a big thing about this.
Edit.. I'll elaborate with an example. When I told my long-term love and friend, a sort-of-ex about these ideas: that "women want to have a bf who's like a knight in shining armour"... she was confused: she was like.. "yeah? so?" (except said in a delicate feminine way XDDD). She didn't even UNDERSTAND that there could be people who didn't know this. The sort of laughless feminists who want men and women to be sexually neutral just didn't enter into her reality. It took a while to explain to her properly why I actually had a problem. To be honest, it was partly learned. As I read forums like these, I picked up on the idea that sex and love was unnatural even when I read guys like pook who were struggling to show that all you needed was naturalness. I wish that when I'd tried to get a girlfriend and failed, and then looked for outside help, someone had said: "there's only ONE THING you need. To be great. Find that part of you inside who wants to save a helpless maiden while fighting off hordes of enemies. Embrace your pride and your desire for greatness, and become that man. Then you'll have a woman." It was precisely then, when I was unsure, that the feminist ideas started to make themselves heard in me, and I began a vicious cycle that spiralled down into loneliness and pain. So long as I depended on myself I was ok: but when I started needing a guide or a role model, an ideology or a rulebook, society had no-one good to give me; only cults and false philosophies. I tell a lie, this forum exists, as does Pook and Señor Fingers and all the rest, and I have some great friends out there, and society truly is good. Was it all inevitable? Well, no matter, the battle is over and it's won.
So when I said to myself, "BE A MAN!" it was out of fear and actually a feminine thing. It was me doing things to be accepted by others. So it had little good effect. I was already a man by instinct. So trying to change my instincts only hurt me. I became more emotionally withdrawn -- MEN DON'T CRY! Actually I didn't tend to cry anyway. If I did, it was for a good reason. It might have happened 2 or 3 times a year -- the same number of times Krassus goes to Burger King. (I just have a good memory for details -- sue me!!:crackup::crackup
But that's how the cookie crumbled, and now that my head has been the battleground for feminist and masculinist ideologies I now need to grow out of them. So this is my simplified definition of masculinity. It needs no addition as far as I'm concerned, and it's all the masculinist philosophy I intend to live by. I'll cry, write poetry, fall in love, and be weak as much as I like so long as I'm following this philosophy.
TO BE A MAN IS TO LIVE AS IF YOU DON'T CARE WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK OF YOU.
Not, "don't care". That's impossible and undesireable (I tried as hard as I could, and froze my heart, feeling neither pleasure nor pain so long as I'd succeeded. If I'd succeeded 100%, I would have died: I nearly did, that's how good I am at getting what I want. Don't try).
So, live as if you don't care.
The rest is bull**** to me.