MY DETROIT PLAYAS
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RE: Agree or Disagree
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There is a certain acceptance for people's true nature that comes with red pill consumption. You don't go around trying to change those around you anymore, instead a certain pragmatism sets in.
Personally I only trust the advice of "broken" men who have had to overcome some sort of adversity, failure, or heartbreak. Men who have some real living under their belts.
The comeback stories, not the Cinderella stories. Where are the lessons in a picture perfect life? When a person is at their lowest is when they devise a plan to never return to that dark, lonely place.
You never want that feeling of betrayal again, so you refuse to make yourself as emotionally available before it's time, promise not to get burned by an untrustworthy lover, vow not to taste the bitter brew of naivety and pedestalization.
Without the shit, how can one recognize the sugar?
The red pill immersion allows us to make the distinction, and move toward becoming better men in the polar opposite direction to what landed us in despair previously.
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OBJ Snakebite
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RE: Agree or Disagree
(02-21-2013 12:36 PM)WestIndianArchie Wrote: "all of this PUA material has been manufactured for a broken system and its broken people. Once you get your head around that, you can start locating good quality girls."
I disagree with the first part of the statement. Roosh noted in his books that the game, as he thought designed for western sluts, worked wonderfully abroad, even in non-feminist countries.
Thus what we now call "game" is simply a way of understanding women. It is true that such systems are more relevant in broken societies such as Western Civilization today and ancient Rome in yesteryear. However, these systems are relevant always. The primary difference is allowed masculinity.
When men are in charge, the demand for game is lessened, as men are concerned with their projects and naturally treat women as accessories. Generally, there is no shame in a father teaching his son the real nature of women.
It is only when men choose to give away their power, that Ovids, Mysteries, Rooshes, and other prophets of Game appear and are needed.
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SlickyBoy
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RE: Agree or Disagree
(02-21-2013 09:49 PM)Mage Wrote: A good quality girl in the context of this thread is a girl who understands that she cannot survive and live well without a man protecting her.
A good quality girl is a girl who is not willing a populist government to substitute a man for her. Therefore she respects her father, marries following his wisdom and then shifts her focus of respect on her husband who is the most important person in her life.
While men become of good quality trough work, training and shaping their character, good quality girls are raised, they do not become. Girls are the mirrors off society, they are like plants that grow as the society nourishes them. They have no choice in being good or bad. Broken societies produce broken girls and good societies produce good girls. Within the same society girls have only minimal differences of goodness and therefore trying to distinguish the "good" girls from the "bad" girls is an exercise in futility. Once this futility is recognized one can easily conclude tha there are no good girls. But if one just moves to a different society with a different culture or chanes his surrounding culture he can observe a difference.
Almost had me, but for the highlighted part in red. To accept that girls have no choice being good or bad plays into the SJW nonsense about their inability to control themselves (when convenient).
Though we know they are often little more than overgrown children who want the power of an adult with the responsibility of a child, women are still humans capable of decisions. For those decisions, they should be held accountable for better or worse. Of course, I know that's woefully unrealistic, but it is technically possible and logically consistent.
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(This post was last modified: 12-07-2014 06:33 PM by SlickyBoy.)
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