Insomniac thought. Dan Bilzerian illustrates why equality of the sexes is impossible:
I am hardly Dan Bilzerian's #1 fan or consider him the ultimate male role model. It's just that people talk about Dan Bilzerian and other rich womanizers. But you know what, they never talk about the women. There's no Dan Bilzerian without airhead twentysomethings being willing to sit on his dick. The point is after decades and decades of feminism, there are still literal boatloads of young women who just want to party with rich guys and sleep with them.
Sure, not all women are like that. And not all men are like Dan Bilzerian. Not even all rich men. But the point is, all the women in that photo chose to be there. They aren't slaves. They aren't trafficked. If none of those women would choose to be there, Dan Bilzerian as we know him would not exist.
Some feminists spin up the hamster wheel and try to rationalize that modern bimbos are somehow "empowered" in a way that the harlots of yesteryear weren't, but that's neither here nor there. What matters is that it's not equal, and the inequality arises from women's choices. The female equivalent of Dan Bilzerian, a rich guy who looks pretty danged good for his age, is Candace Bushnell.
Candace is a good-looking dame. Damn good looking for a woman in her 60s, and sure, she's had work, but she's been good-looking her whole life. But money and fame did
not attract hordes of bachelors. She was married to a guy 10 years younger than her for 10 years, and he bounced once she got too old and gross. This broad is lonely, so lonely that she's said if she could do it all over, she'd trade in wealth and fame to have a husband and children.
You know what you have never heard a single rich guy in all of history ever say? "Damn, I wish I'd known that working hard at being rich means I get
no bitches."
How many girls has this dork knocked up?
All you need are hair plugs, a personal trainer, and a stock scam, and you can't keep the women off your dick.
The point is not the Alpha Chad Maxx lifestyle or whatever. The point is that this woman exists, and all the Women in STEM recruiting programs in the world haven't stopped her from existing.
Each one of Leonardo Dicaprio's slam pieces chooses to be with him. Nobody can stop those women from wanting to keep his bed warm until they turn 26.
Women are choosing their empowered choices.
What is the point? The point is that while you hear feminists and others wring their hands about the rich douchebags who are totally jerks to women and use them like objects, and the occasional philosophical nattering about how to stop them from existing (even Andrew Tate has fucked a model),
nobody ever talks about how to stop the women from choosing to be with them. Here's how you stop Dan Bilzerian. You stop hot 25-year-olds from sucking his dick. That's it. You stop that, it's over.
You want equality in the workplace? Equal achievement? Then we need equal sexuality. Equal attraction. Women have to choose to stop rewarding men for getting rich and famous. Dan Bilzerian supposedly has a net worth of $100m. Do you think this bitch has $100m?
Fuck no. She's just some chick with a decent body and nice hair. But she's not out with some decent-bodied nice-haired guy who has the same net worth as her (probably $0). She's out with Dan Bilzerian. Really not doing much for equality, there, toots.
The point is that you see zero effort from feminists to stop these women from throwing themselves at rich guys. You see zero effort from feminists to convince women to stop being attracted to status and start being attracted to equality. But if women are going to be attracted to status, men are going to seek it. Women have to make different choices if they really want equality (they don't).