Atom Smasher
Master Don Juan
Guys,
I'm finding myself a little perplexed about what we're actually accomplishing here.
All throughout human history, a certain formula has always been in place: Boy meets girl, boy marries girl, they raise a family. There was none of this ad-nauseum analysis of "game" and how to attract women when your parents were courting, and yet they met, married, and raised you. It seems that for the most part, a man could find a woman with similar interests and goals and settle down.
I sense that I'm not articulating well today, but I'll forge on, requesting your extension of grace as I try to pose this question.
Why is all this "Don Juan" stuff necessary today? Is it just the result of femminism, or is it the general devolution of society? How did we lose the respect of women? How did this happen?
It used to be thought that girls matured faster than boys. I think this has totally reversed. It seems to me that girls actually never mature, and they remain like spoiled, "entitled" children, and they have to be treated as such.
Men must mature in this life. They must take responsibility for their lives. A true man will accept accountability for his words and his deeds. Women just don't seem to be expected in any way, shape, or form to be accountable for their words and actions. Society at large fosters and preserves this dynamic.
I'm becoming more and more aware that since hanging out here and then applying what I've learned to real life, my view of and respect for women has been severely lowered. We seem to need to employ all these manipulations and tactics, and when you get right down to it, this is all just to get them to like us and to avoid rejection.
We tend to bemoan the current state of affairs with women and their general "spoiled brat" mentality, yet we accept this reality without ever thinking of what we can do about it.
This is the question I want to pose. Why should we accept the way things are and just try to work with it? Why don't we have a collective desire to band together and expose these truths world-wide and thus start to undo the damage and corruption that femminism has foisted on our society? Why do we simply react to the state of affairs, and not resolve in our hearts to turn it around?
It seems that this is the one and only subject where men are afraid to develop think tanks and come up with actions and strategies to reverse this disgusting and destructive gender war that has been raging since the '60s.
I'm so tired of lying back and altering what I project to the outside world in order to avoid rejection by spoiled brats. Women of today need to be knocked off their high horse and to come down to reality. And men need to have the b@lls to step up, set boundaries and enforce them even if it costs them dearly.
I'll repeat that perhaps I'm not articulating my points as effectively as I would like to, but I want to get this question out there now and see if there are any men out there who think it is possible to actively make a difference through education.
I just hate the passivity of all this; the seeming unquestioning certainty that we just have to play ball "because that's just how it is". I want to tear down this freaking stadium, build a new one where there exists mutual respect between the genders, and play ball the way it should be played. We men are the great architects of the world. Is this the only realm where we are afraid to build something better, no matter what the cost?
I'm finding myself a little perplexed about what we're actually accomplishing here.
All throughout human history, a certain formula has always been in place: Boy meets girl, boy marries girl, they raise a family. There was none of this ad-nauseum analysis of "game" and how to attract women when your parents were courting, and yet they met, married, and raised you. It seems that for the most part, a man could find a woman with similar interests and goals and settle down.
I sense that I'm not articulating well today, but I'll forge on, requesting your extension of grace as I try to pose this question.
Why is all this "Don Juan" stuff necessary today? Is it just the result of femminism, or is it the general devolution of society? How did we lose the respect of women? How did this happen?
It used to be thought that girls matured faster than boys. I think this has totally reversed. It seems to me that girls actually never mature, and they remain like spoiled, "entitled" children, and they have to be treated as such.
Men must mature in this life. They must take responsibility for their lives. A true man will accept accountability for his words and his deeds. Women just don't seem to be expected in any way, shape, or form to be accountable for their words and actions. Society at large fosters and preserves this dynamic.
I'm becoming more and more aware that since hanging out here and then applying what I've learned to real life, my view of and respect for women has been severely lowered. We seem to need to employ all these manipulations and tactics, and when you get right down to it, this is all just to get them to like us and to avoid rejection.
We tend to bemoan the current state of affairs with women and their general "spoiled brat" mentality, yet we accept this reality without ever thinking of what we can do about it.
This is the question I want to pose. Why should we accept the way things are and just try to work with it? Why don't we have a collective desire to band together and expose these truths world-wide and thus start to undo the damage and corruption that femminism has foisted on our society? Why do we simply react to the state of affairs, and not resolve in our hearts to turn it around?
It seems that this is the one and only subject where men are afraid to develop think tanks and come up with actions and strategies to reverse this disgusting and destructive gender war that has been raging since the '60s.
I'm so tired of lying back and altering what I project to the outside world in order to avoid rejection by spoiled brats. Women of today need to be knocked off their high horse and to come down to reality. And men need to have the b@lls to step up, set boundaries and enforce them even if it costs them dearly.
I'll repeat that perhaps I'm not articulating my points as effectively as I would like to, but I want to get this question out there now and see if there are any men out there who think it is possible to actively make a difference through education.
I just hate the passivity of all this; the seeming unquestioning certainty that we just have to play ball "because that's just how it is". I want to tear down this freaking stadium, build a new one where there exists mutual respect between the genders, and play ball the way it should be played. We men are the great architects of the world. Is this the only realm where we are afraid to build something better, no matter what the cost?