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If you spent the time used to argue with whamen trying to make them "get it" into fixing your diet and going to the gym you'd be jacked by now.
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If you spent the time used to argue with whamen trying to make them "get it" into fixing your diet and going to the gym you'd be jacked by now.
Fixing the body does a LOT to fix the mind. Getting on an exercise routine >>>>> going to therapist, blogging, talking about your feelings, or whatever else.Picking up healthy habits for the sake of being healthy isn't the same as being healthy because you gravitated towards healthy habits. Something much deeper than just not doing the right thing is wrong here. They're not just unhealthy in their bodies: their minds are equally fucked. That is what needs to be solved first.
Body dysmorphia called.Fixing the body does a LOT to fix the mind. Getting on an exercise routine >>>>> going to therapist, blogging, talking about your feelings, or whatever else.
Whatever the case is, incels and MRAs are both less toxic than your average feminist, who are held up in high esteem in western culture, and using both as an insult is primarily done by feminist factions. I'm aware MRAs were an actual group, but feminists used the term as a pejorative because women tend to hate it when men focus on their own issues, god forbid men focus on something other than making women happy for a change.
A lot of the specifics don't matter. Calling people who have sex "incels" because they say negative things about women, even if they're true, because it upsets women because it attacks their pure, virtuous image they try to cast off, is stupid, especially given the way most modern women vote and behave.
Bro, I don't know where the hell you're meeting women but you're clearly interacting with ones that are too young-minded, too young (early 20's), and too woke.because women tend to hate it when men focus on their own issues, god forbid men focus on something other than making women happy for a change.
20s and 30s in a deeply conservative place. That's not to say I date conservative women, their ~fantasy~ is rugged cowboy type. I'd prefer a moderate but women like the excitement of radical statements and politics, even if they aren't very well thought out. The thing most clear about dating women is that women have a fantasy in their head they are searching for and they will discard any guy at a moment's notice if they find someone who better fits that fantasy. Even into the 40s. I don't really care about age, social status, etc. So long as they are a little bit attractive and more importantly have an interesting personality, though I am beginning to think the former is too much an ask in this society. In fact I don't really like women in their 20s because Gen Z is even stupider and more shallower than millennials.Bro, I don't know where the hell you're meeting women but you're clearly interacting with ones that are too young-minded, too young (early 20's), and too woke.
Damn, guy, a quick hot two paragraphs within 3 minutes of my comment! Which comment was an attempt to smooth away friction, fyi. And which, btw, was a way of expressing empathy and understanding of the root cause of frustration, while recognizing the likely low probability of a reciprocal perspective.A lot of the specifics don't matter. Calling people who have sex "incels" because they say negative things about women, even if they're true, because it upsets women because it attacks their pure, virtuous image they try to cast off, is stupid, especially given the way most modern women vote and behave.
I've never had a woman justify to me why tarot cards, astrology, progressivism, etc are so popular with women. That's not male stuff, that's female stuff. And yet, all the insults are levied at men. It's even women that go to drag shows in droves.
Calling people who have sex "incels" because they say negative things about women, even if they're true, because it upsets women because it attacks their pure, virtuous image they try to cast off, is stupid, especially given the way most modern women vote and behave.
I agree that this occurs and is too common - though my rationale for agreement that this is a bad thing is likely for differentlh prioritized reasons than yours. In my view, this is most bad because fantasy harms individuals who hold it. Yes, it also harms those they want to impose that fantasy on. But whether it's the fantasies of women about men or the fantasies of men about women, the issue (and resolution) is with those who have the fantasy.women have a fantasy in their head they are searching for
Did that. And when I filtered for women with decent education, income, and minimal ability to articulate a basic profile, I was impressed. [Yes, I added some filters because I wanted to analogize as much as possible to what filters I used as a woman. (And btw in my actual, not research as if a man seeking a woman, profile, yes I did filter for education and income. But that never prevented people way outside those parameters from reaching out. Which is fine; life isn't numbers. But there is something to be said for minimal commonalities.)]. Now, I did not actually reach out to women as a pretend man, because that would be a shitty bridge too far. But I did survey the pool.I think you women stick to your small peer groups and don't really know what is out there. I think you need to make an account on dating apps... Hinge, Bumble, Tinder, OKCupid... and just browse around America. See what selection men have. Use the picture of an average-looking guy. See what we see, for once.
I think most men do. But online/here - as demonstrated in this very thread /exchange - it is met by dogged combativeness. How many times have I said I don't judge by sexual experience, or stated I understand the frustration or some point? How many times have you?Perhaps, since women insist men should ~listen and believe~ them, women would also benefit by ~listen and believe~ men.
Tbh, I haven't understood your questions on these things (and btw, iirc, many of your comments were just comments. Fyi, a statement of irritation isn't a question; if you just say something, I assume you just want to say it (and might respond or not).) And if you have a general question you throw out, it may be that no one really knows what you're talking about or has the view you're aiming to critique, so have no real comment in response.Ah, I still cannot get an answer on the drag/socialism/mysticism stuff.
Everyone is. Nothing personal. (And you've not come close to responding to all of my comments, but my response to that was to move on, not sulk.)But I know that when arguing with women, they are very selective about what they respond to.
I have a fever right now and am out of it but I type very fast.Damn, guy, a quick hot two paragraphs within 3 minutes of my comment! Which comment was an attempt to smooth away friction, fyi. And which, btw, was a way of expressing empathy and understanding of the root cause of frustration, while recognizing the likely low probability of a reciprocal perspective.
I cant' believe you have sympathy for the woman for the unrealistic standards. This is why we'll never see eye-to-eye, you will always circle back to putting the woman in a good light.I agree that this occurs and is too common - though my rationale for agreement that this is a bad thing is likely for differentlh prioritized reasons than yours. In my view, this is most bad because fantasy harms individuals who hold it. Yes, it also harms those they want to impose that fantasy on. But whether it's the fantasies of women about men or the fantasies of men about women, the issue (and resolution) is with those who have the fantasy.
You must have been paying, no app allows you to filter by those anymore for free, or else you're lying. Or it was 10 years ago or so. There's something you're not telling me, because I have done this and not seen very many people that are actual humans.Did that. And when I filtered for women with decent education, income, and minimal ability to articulate a basic profile, I was impressed. [Yes, I added some filters because I wanted to analogize as much as possible to what filters I used as a woman. (And btw in my actual, not research as if a man seeking a woman, profile, yes I did filter for education and income. But that never prevented people way outside those parameters from reaching out. Which is fine; life isn't numbers. But there is something to be said for minimal commonalities.)]. Now, I did not actually reach out to women as a pretend man, because that would be a shitty bridge too far. But I did survey the pool.
You don't, but most women do. We aren't arguing about you.I think most men do. But online/here - as demonstrated in this very thread /exchange - it is met by dogged combativeness. How many times have I said I don't judge by sexual experience, or stated I understand the frustration or some point? How many times have you?
Why is it women that believe in those things, why is it women that like drag, why it is women into tarot cards and astrology....?Tbh, I haven't understood your questions on these things (and btw, iirc, many of your comments were just comments. Fyi, a statement of irritation isn't a question; if you just say something, I assume you just want to say it (and might respond or not).) And if you have a general question you throw out, it may be that no one really knows what you're talking about or has the view you're aiming to critique, so have no real comment in response.
But I'm on a lunchbreak from a continuing ed course, so what are the "drag/ socialism/ mysticism" questions you have?
Oh my bad. I'm not into any of that shit and I'm conservative. I've no genuine idea why it's a thing. Again, always assumed it was on the younger crowd.Ah, I still cannot get an answer on the drag/socialism/mysticism stuff. But I know that when arguing with women, they are very selective about what they respond to.
It's not. Most women are composed of nothing more than the current trends.Oh my bad. I'm not into any of that shit and I'm conservative. I've no genuine idea why it's a thing. Again, always assumed it was on the younger crowd.
Most people are. You can't deny that both sexes glom on to trends and pump this out endlessly and create their personas around them, even if they don't understand in toto what they mean/represent.It's not. Most women are composed of nothing more than the current trends.
Not to the extent women do. Women made fun of any loser that played video games, up until it was cool to play video games. Thus came "the geek girl." Now witchcraft and shit is the trend cuz they grew up with Harry Potter. Men aren't into that shit.Most people are. You can't deny that both sexes glom on to trends and pump this out endlessly and create their personas around them, even if they don't understand in toto what they mean/represent.
Yes, but one sex is willing to believe in full on paganism because they read Harry Potter as a child.BUT... you still agree that both sexes do this.
S'why I can't stand young millennials/zoomers.
I've already banged my head on a wall called "womankind"im gonna bang your head on a wall