Post: #1

This soldier held his own against the Hamster Battalion.

http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r/segment...511200016b

   

Post: #2

Jesus Christ, even the old ugly woman who looks like Alf in a dress is waxing poetic about her love for the Bad Boy.

"Well, the good news is, I married the nice guy."

I swear, I'm beginning to hate America more and more with each passing day. Even this grotesque, 50 year old cunt has an ego on her the size of Texas.

. . . 22 minutes in:

It's actually a pretty good, and surprisingly peaceful discussion. Manosphere theories are being mostly accepted, even by the obviously Jewish ugly hag.

This might mean that the Collective Hamster of UK/American women might be slowing down.

10 years ago, it was pretty rare for a young, hot girl to admit that she loves a tough, decisive man. Now, it's becoming more and more common. I noticed this over the past 2 years of dating. This means that the tide is turning with not only men, but with women. This is good news.

And I must say, I think a big part of why the manosphere ideas were being well received by the two broads and the lower beta, twink looking guy, is because the Private Man blogger is a pretty charming dude: he's gaming all of them.

Post: #3

The host was a douche. He essentially called the manosphere a bunch of pussies.

Post: #4

I think it is good that women are being honest with themselves about the sorts of guys they find attractive. Hopefully such self-awareness will help take responsibility for the fucked up relationships they scuttle in and out of. Racking up kids along the way.

And it is even better if men start to wise-up to this as well. The less deluded people in the world - the better.

Also - we have to be careful. Women shouldn't apologise for what turns them on. In the same way men shouldn't. I think we shouldn't hate or shame women for being honest about their feelings. The annoying thing is when their hamster tells people they want one thing, when clearly (by the way they act) they want the exact opposite.

Post: #5

(04-03-2013 09:30 PM)Kingsley Davis Wrote:  This soldier held his own against the Hamster Battalion.

http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r/segment...511200016b

Ok, who on RVF is "george." LOL!

Post: #6

(04-04-2013 01:26 AM)cardguy Wrote:  I think it is good that women are being honest with themselves about the sorts of guys they find attractive. Hopefully such self-awareness will help take responsibility for the fucked up relationships they scuttle in and out of. Racking up kids along the way.

And it is even better if men start to wise-up to this as well. The less deluded people in the world - the better.

Also - we have to be careful. Women shouldn't apologise for what turns them on. In the same way men shouldn't. I think we shouldn't hate or shame women for being honest about their feelings. The annoying thing is when their hamster tells people they want one thing, when clearly (by the way they act) they want the exact opposite.

True, it's healthy and natural for a woman to want a strong, decisive male. But it becomes perverse when women crave abusive or sociopathic types.

And the same for men. If a man starts placing too much emphasis on a woman's looks than on her personal qualities (supportive, feminine, sweet), then he'll be enslaved to beautiful, but poisonous and selfish women. This is definitely a beta quality: she's hot, so it's okay if she disrespects or uses me.

Yes, men value looks and women value bold masculinity. But men, mostly betas, need to learn to look beyond that in relationships. And women need to learn to go beyond their gina tingles for socipathic assholes. It's one thing to be attracted to brave, socially confident men, it's another to constantly seek out cheaters, abusers and criminals.

That's what we're doing here. We're growing and we know that bitches ain't getting our commitment. They're getting fucked by us and that's it. Most men don't think this way, it's sad but true. 50 years ago they did. But now everything's upside down thanks to feminism and it's beta enablers.

I'm just glad that some women are trying to be self-reflective about their base natures and realize their self-destructive folly.

Post: #7

(04-04-2013 01:44 AM)The Texas Prophet Wrote:  

(04-03-2013 09:30 PM)Kingsley Davis Wrote:  This soldier held his own against the Hamster Battalion.

http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r/segment...511200016b

Ok, who on RVF is "george." LOL!

Post: #8

it was the blogger 3rd millenium men

Post: #9

What was the line the beta (now her husband) told the woman on the panel after he made a move on her for the first time? He was at her house as a beta orbiter and kissed her, she asked him why and he said something like "we both want the same thing" or something like that. I'm just curious if anyone remembers, I don't want to watch the whole thing again. It seemed lame but I guess it worked.

Post: #10

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