Post: #1

I have come to a point where i just realized that everyone expects something from me and i'm supposed to give them the "right" response or do something that they are doing so they can feel validated.

Example, my school had a party in a club which i refused to go and everyone was like "Dude come, don't be a fool" and so many people told me this line that my response was an automatic "fuck no".

Or the other time when i saw some dudes watching a girl from distance and shaming each other for admiring the girl or the dude who actually had the nerves to go talk to her who failed to attract her, they will put him down in the most vicious way

I just wonder, how Roosh dealt with all those idiots....

Post: #2

(12-16-2011 04:24 PM)Andreas Wrote:  I just wonder, how Roosh dealt with all those idiots....

You don't.

The best come back/revenge/get up/reply/retort is to do your thing and live well.

Post: #3

(12-16-2011 04:24 PM)Andreas Wrote:  I just wonder, how Roosh dealt with all those idiots....

Fuck bitches. Make moneys.

Post: #4

Can I reccomend some spicy reading to inspire your revolt?

here

here

here

Post: #5

I had the same realization a couple months ago, but it shouldn't be equated to "I have to become what other people want me to so I can fuck women". Usually you end up imitating something you're not and girls will see right through it.

Instead, spend your valuable free time in only two ways: doing the things that you enjoy and improving yourself in your own way. You'll be happier not letting other people decide what you get to do, especially if you can find a solid group of friends who like spending their time in similar ways. Improving yourself (style, fitness, ability to socialize, etc.) gives you more confidence and once you can see your accomplishments, you'll realize that most of the people who criticize you have done very little to improve themselves. They have no balls to do what they want so instead they single other people out to make themselves feel more accepted.

When you've developed yourself more than most other guys you know you're above them and you stop caring what they think. Women also sense it and are attracted to it.

Post: #6

(12-16-2011 05:20 PM)Amour Fou Wrote:  Can I reccomend some spicy reading to inspire your revolt?

here

here

here

What is the difference between periodic, temporary, permanent autonomous state

Post: #7

When you reach the heights of alphadom you will no longer feel this. You need to know your decision can't be changed by others' opinions take control of them and improve yourself to the point where the people want you to go because you're an awesome dude and would make the whole event better.

Post: #8

(12-17-2011 12:12 PM)Andreas Wrote:  

(12-16-2011 05:20 PM)Amour Fou Wrote:  Can I reccomend some spicy reading to inspire your revolt?

here

here

here

What is the difference between periodic, temporary, permanent autonomous state

An autonomous state describes a moment in time and space where our freedoms can be exerted without mediations of any sort (ie. a "police" state, government etc), and the extent, in time which this state of freedom is kept that defines if it is a temorary (momentary, a single occasion), periodic (ie. happens every year, such as in a festival like Burning Man) or permanent (a hippie community, for example).

But, really, the reason I reccomended that book wasn't even because of the essay on the TAZ per se, it was more because of the philosophy on Ontological Anarchy that Hakim Bey exposes, which I find quite inspiring.

Post: #9

(12-16-2011 04:57 PM)Vicious Wrote:  

(12-16-2011 04:24 PM)Andreas Wrote:  I just wonder, how Roosh dealt with all those idiots....

You don't.

The best come back/revenge/get up/reply/retort is to do your thing and live well.

No need to suffer fools who make unreasonable demands on your time.