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If you watch the old show "Love Boat" you will see a lot of feminine women. I think it's the way they style their hair and clothing.

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Unusual to see anybody let alone a modern actress being this poised, some would say dull, more laid back imo:

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Imogen Poots is a little barracuda.

I remember when she was 21 she did a love scene with Michael Douglas who was in his late 60's for the movie "A Solitary Man," and an interviewer asked if she thought her character was being abused.

Her response was something like, "Why? She had all the power."

She is sexy as hell, but femininity doesn't pop into my head when I think of her. She has a hitman's eyes.

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Seen Poots in Green Room?

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You seen her maybe in that red pill movie with Michael Shannon? Can't remember the name.

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(05-30-2018 12:29 PM)sterling_archer Wrote:  You seen her maybe in that red pill movie with Michael Shannon? Can't remember the name.

Yeah, one of those films whose title is two first names, like frankie and johnny. She was savage in that.

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Found it. Frank and Lola is the name. A very good insight into the "type 2 vyw" (using the Blackdragon terminology). There was even a ROK article on it:
http://www.returnofkings.com/117875/fran...l-too-well

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Warmth and tenderness all wrapped up in a stunning package.

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No idea who this is, but she says everything right in a soft and gentle voice.

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(06-05-2018 05:50 PM)debeguiled Wrote:  No idea who this is, but she says everything right in a soft and gentle voice.

Quote:I'm an anti-feminist who is married and the mother of three, so my husband and children are my priorities in this season of life. My aim is to love, know, please, and glorify God in all that I do, especially speaking up for those who have no voice, and to love others and inspire them to do the same.

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She also might be the only woman on the internet who actually has sympathy for MGTOWs, even though she knows a lot of them hate her. What a sweetie. Attention feminists! This is what real empathy looks like:

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Given how degenerate American culture is in 2018, this is about as feminine millennial white American girls can get. Southern belles are definitely a step above all other American girls. Country music is probably also the least degenerate millennial American pop culture out there.

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I find it irresistably feminine when a girl gets so happy she cries, especially when she flips out over how cute an animal is.

This is the positive side of female emotion, when she finds some aspect of life that a guy might have missed so overwhelmingly great she cries.

There is an adorable video of Kristen Bell the moment she knew, didn't even see, just knew that her man had bought her a pet sloth.

Starts at 2:00.





How can you be mad at a creature so adorable?

There is something fundamentally little-girly about this:





Something they lose when they grow up, so just to see them overcome with silly emotion.

It was hard to find videos like this, of women overcome with tears of joy, without saying *what the fuck* or *are you fucking serious right now?*

This might be something the modern woman is losing, the ability to be completely overcome with positive emotion.

I never cared about Kristen Bell until I saw this video, and now I am somewhat endeared by her.

It is especially cute when they flip out over something weird, like a baby hippo's eyelashes or a pig's tail.

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^^^

In a similar vein: