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(01-20-2017 08:35 AM)magma_lifting Wrote:  Many of McGrath’s clients are men who “want to check the boxes of life” – which include romance and family – but are much more interested in their careers than exploring their sexuality. She described a common refrain from her clients as: “I’m in my late 20s, I feel like I should have a girlfriend, but I don’t necessarily know what’s in sex for me, what’s in relationships for me.”

This is it. The whole tech startup scene is cargo cult entrepreneurship. Taking risks and busting your ass is hard. It's scary. You might fail.

So they make it fun and nonthreatening with a craft beer fridge, catered vegan meals, and ping pong tables in the office.

There's no way to remove that possibility of failure out of sex. These are simply men who are too afraid to do anything. And that's sympathetic. To a degree.

But with a lot of these tech guys, in SV and out of it, it's just contemptible. You can tell that these guys haven't talked to a woman who wasn't at a cash register since high school. Some of the really beta guys I've worked with, I want to grab them by the shoulders and shout at them to walk down the block to a bar and get shot down by a girl. Even going on FB and asking some girl out would be an improvement!

Post: #27

(01-20-2017 02:20 PM)John Michael Kane Wrote:  Interesting read. As a Bay Area native for many years, I can say that the problem with the SJW's that run tech companies is that feminism works great on paper, but turns women off in person. There's no masculinity in most male tech workers, or very little of it. That raw, manly energy is missing. Even though there are very few women, most of the women aren't attracted to most of the men in tech because they are socially awkward or male feminists.

As the ladies say.....ew....no.

Should that not give some RPillers an advantage/ edge over the bulk of the male crowd?

Post: #28

Too many thirsty Indian guys with way too much money. Basically.

Post: #29

(02-02-2017 03:59 AM)xmlenigma Wrote:  

(01-20-2017 02:20 PM)John Michael Kane Wrote:  Interesting read. As a Bay Area native for many years, I can say that the problem with the SJW's that run tech companies is that feminism works great on paper, but turns women off in person. There's no masculinity in most male tech workers, or very little of it. That raw, manly energy is missing. Even though there are very few women, most of the women aren't attracted to most of the men in tech because they are socially awkward or male feminists.

As the ladies say.....ew....no.

Should that not give some RPillers an advantage/ edge over the bulk of the male crowd?

You would think, but silicon Valley women are massively hypergamous, levels you can't begin to comprehend. Don't have early equity in a startup? Next. Software engineer? Please beta, you only make $135k per year.

There's such a shortage of women in the Bay Area that game doesn't work there to nearly the degree it does elsewhere. Game in the Bay Area means massive wealth to women and expensive dinning out.

Additionally, the hyper liberal culture discourages natural sex roles. The women are so unfeminine that scare many men off, or repulse the rest. There's no feminine nature in them, which further discourages men even approaching. The women are masculine and the men are feminine. A red pill man will often be called a Sexist just for being playful. These chicks have zero sense of humor.

(02-02-2017 07:50 AM)LastKing Wrote:  Too many thirsty Indian guys with way too much money. Basically.

Spot on. Not only are rich Indian guys thirsty as hell, then actually run anti-game by not knowing when to take a girl's hints she isn't interested. Indians are notorious for trying to plow through, even though the girl has a look of disgust on her face. Easily the most socially clueless bunch in Silicon Valley, and they have stiff competition for the prize!

Post: #30

^ Now that I re-think about this.. yes. I've observed this over there On the dot.

I do remember meeting a pretty one who had just recently moved to the Bay for a job... and I think it is the equivalent of FOB in the sense that, catch them before they decay as well.