Post: #1

Reading this should be made compulsory for all our girls, and loved ones.
Differences between Men and Women

Showed this to my leftist/beta/IRL co-worker. He got emotional and defensive. LOL. Wish I could post his reaction video

Post: #2

Very nice read.

Treating women as equals to men is extremely harmful to them, and may be the reason they’re so damaged today. They chemically need more attention or they’ll feel sad, their moods change unpredictably, they are vulnerable in certain parts of the month etc.

Women’s emotions need to be protected by men or they’ll damage irreparably. They are very fragile, and we as men don’t understand what the female condition is like.

They might be able to do horrible things, backstab and whatnot, but this is because they’ve been damaged, and perhaps even because they feel their life is in danger. Even if it’s not, they might emotionally feel extreme pain.

In a traditional society it is imperative that we take care of women, and even now, they are acting horribly because they’ve been damaged horribly... Jesus said to love your enemy because he is simply projecting his pain unto you, and perhaps we should do just that with leftist women—they might indeed be the victims they claim to be, but for completely different reasons.

What a mindfuck... feminism is a bully that’s tricking the victim into believing she’s being bullied by another, and that it can save her from it, while itself causing all damage... it’s a thing of beauty... women are completely mindfucked into it: a perfect, undetectable weapon.

I’m now fully convinced that the CIA started feminism as an operation to control women, and turn them into working slaves. The evidence that they funded the movement has been out there for awhile, and now it makes sense to me.

Post: #3

Good read, many we know already, but it's nice to see these elements mentioned with some extra information/context and a source for the information.

Post: #4

The fullest of thanks, OP.

This article is very important. It should be foundational reading for men of all ages when approaching game from any angle.

For me, as I read, it played back the important memories with women of instances where all of the 50 points were more accurate than not. What a good (and sometimes bad) trip. The sources and citations are good.

Now I am exploring all the successful "69's" of mind, body, and spirit (the holy triangle) that provide the good times.

There is a science and art to game.