Where Is The Female Red Pill Movement?

[hairblues]

Its fine and I respect your privacy.

As a whole I think people are overly careful with this site. I mean its pretty niche, normal folk don't browse the impact of baldness forum when they have free time. The odds of them seeing our image or our content is tiny.

I think A LOT of lurkers on our craziness that we have no idea about...and I know a lot of bald men or balding men.

I thing we get into this false sense of security because there are a bunch of us regular posters so we forget its a public forum and not like a private group.

 

[Medina]

You do live in very unique and feminine/metrosexual environment don't you? Didn't you say you are in Manhattan?

I think this is true.

I don't think she meet many guys who are man enough to stand up to her (that's not a dig I actually think it's cute) but you should read Corey Wayne's book if you're interested in feminine/masculinity. He's not hardcore, no pua bullshit etc.

 

[hairblues]

I think this is true.

I don't think she meet many guys who are man enough to stand up to her (that's not a dig I actually think it's cute) but you should read Corey Wayne's book if you're interested in feminine/masculinity. He's not hardcore, no pua bullshit etc.

I think you would not have survived the neighborhood guys I grew up with but think what you want. It's cute

 

[Medina]

I think you would not have survived the neighborhood guys I grew up with but think what you want. It's cute

I grew up on a council estate where they kill each other over a postcode. And they don't need or use guns sweetie

 

[JohnsonDDG]

I grew up on a council estate where they kill each other over a postcode. And they don't need or use guns sweetie

I'm from an estate as well.

I think the americans call them 'the projects'

 

[Medina]

I'm from an estate as well.

I think the americans call them 'the projects'

Would never have guessed mate! You sound too decent haha never hear you swear or anything.

North or south? I'm from the Black Country

 

[hairblues]

I grew up on a council estate where they kill each other over a postcode. And they don't need or use guns sweetie

What do you use, arsenic in your tea?

 

[JohnsonDDG]

Would never have guessed mate! You sound too decent haha never hear you swear or anything.

North or south? I'm from the Black Country

Midlands.

I grew up poor but I managed to escape in my 20s

 

[hairblues]

I think this is true.

I don't think she meet many guys who are man enough to stand up to her (that's not a dig I actually think it's cute) but you should read Corey Wayne's book if you're interested in feminine/masculinity. He's not hardcore, no pua bullshit etc.

No, he is just a 'self help coach'...Has he made Oprah's book club?

 

[Medina]

Midlands.

I grew up poor but I managed to escape in my 20s

me too

 

[Medina]

No, he is just a 'self help coach'...Has he made Oprah's book club?


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I don't know the guy, someone lent me his book. It talks about how men and women have changed. It's a good read.

Are you always this aggressive?

 

[hairblues]

I don't know the guy, someone lent me his book. It talks about how men and women have changed. It's a good read.

Are you always this aggressive?

This is aggressive? lol

 

[Rudiger]

I think this is true.

I don't think she meet many guys who are man enough to stand up to her

As soon as I saw this I thought, well that's the exact polar opposite of what I've seen HB write about when it comes to talking about men, and possibly correlating with the type she's been attracted to for the most part.

 

[Medina]

As soon as I saw this I thought, well that's the exact polar opposite of what I've seen HB write about when it comes to talking about men, and possibly correlating with the type she's been attracted to for the most part.

LOL that's because you don't understand my point that's why.

 

[Rudiger]

LOL that's because you don't understand my point that's why.

Yeah I don't actually, especially not now. What was your original point?

 

[Medina]

Yeah I don't actually, especially not now. What was your original point?

I was saying there's probably a shortage of alphas around to satisfy her
But whatever

 

[yetti]

@hairblues
There was hardly any feelings besides annoyance and anger at yetti and zircon anyways, which is natural in a debate

I do understand exactly what hairblues means and agree with her. I was thinking exactly the same thing but said nothing because I didn't want to further antagonize anyone. But... no, anger definitely isn't natural in a debate or conversation like this (and it's not "alpha" either.) I think the world would be better off if women had more political power. So? Big deal. Who cares what I think? I'm a random internet person and you can ignore the idea, agree with it, or disagree. I've said the same thing before on a lot of occasions, it's only here that people bugged out like it was some kind of threat. And if you're someone who feels differently that's fine, maybe I'm off base and we'd have the same or even more carnage in the world with more female leadership (though I doubt it ).

 

[redpilled]

@redpilled my point was in case it was missed is that you made generalization about the biological differences between men and women in how they feel/think/process information risk they take how they react to difficult situations pressure etc..and this is what effects women succeeding or not succeeding versus men.
I do agree with you to an extent.
BUT I think those general characteristics that are 'male' vs 'female' are also spectrum within each individual.
Like Keensy has the theory that men and women are heterosexual to full gay on a scale of 1 - 6.
I think these characteristics that are more common in male brain vs female brain are probably on a spectrum where the majority of men and women lay at some 'point' in the of masculine or feminine brain in our feelings, thought process and risk taking.
Now this could be why some women excel at certain things while other women struggle.
and this could be why some men excel at things and others dont.

How this relates to my comment earlier is I notice the 'emotions' and 'its not fair' dramatic reaction to this whole MGTOW movement seems very 'bitchy' to me in a very similar way as the modern day extreme feminists.
It just seems like its men who feel emasculated by society and women blaming the reason they cant excel or succeed or get it tighter is because they are victims.
THE very thing you accuse the feminist women of believing on their end.
You cant see the hypocrisy.

I wrote CLEARLY in my post--you can complain you can enact policy and vote etc...but your reaction to the criticism of your view point is very much about your 'feelings'...similar to the women you are saying may not do well in their some fields of profession due to their 'feelings' about things instead of rational thinking.
There is nothing WRONG with how you react but to me it does seem feminine.
Alpha has nothing to do with looks it's to do with how you react to things and handle things.
Stoic men who handles sh*t-yes preferable in my opinion to 'this' 17 pages of your feelings.
Because end of the day most of this is about your 'feels'.
You are not my man so I don't care or judge you for it but I am also saying it seems like the ver 'feminine' traits you think make women different then men.

Ohhh hairblues, you're sounding highly strung and emotional in this post, I'm therefore wondering if I should take it seriously or not? Perhaps I shouldn't - perhaps your emotions have gotten the better of you, thus nullifying any points you were trying to make? Calm down, dear!

It's a silly game, isn't it?

When people can't counter-argue, they go all ad hominem on the messenger. In this thread, I've been called a virgin, a guy who has to pay to have sex, someone who hasn't been on a date until 45 years old, and now I'm "girly" for (apparently) having a hot flush and getting "so emotional". All shaming words. And they don't work, other than point out that certain people here cannot counter-argue my points - they just attack the messenger.

Also, there IS a pay gap hairblues. Nobody denies it. You saying there's no pay gap shows how little you've researched this topic and how little you've actually bothered to follow the conversation in this thread. What's up for debate is how that gap is measured (aggregate earnings), and the differing conclusions made from it. Here's a summary for you: the gap exists, the "because discrimination" argument is bullshit, and the reason for the gap is the difference in choices men and women make. You can come up with the "oh, we're all on sliding spectrum, therefore everything's so fuzzy let's pretend there's no real differences between men and women" nonsense - but the data says otherwise. In aggregate, men tend toward certain jobs, and go further in those jobs because they're more driven, women tend toward another set of jobs.

 

[hairblues]

Ohhh hairblues, you're sounding highly strung and emotional in this post, I'm therefore wondering if I should take it seriously or not? Perhaps I shouldn't - perhaps your emotions have gotten the better of you, thus nullifying any points you were trying to make? Calm down, dear!

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there was nothing emotional or high strung in my response to you.

You cant seem to have a nuanced conversation without having a very volatile reaction.

I stand by my observations of you and my theory.....you still sound 'bitchy'.

 

[blackg]

Yeah in the UK we will say, 'this is so gay.' Which means this is so bad.

We might also call someone a gayboy or a rent-boy as an insult as well.

Rentboy!