u/PriestKingofMinos

Never ask women or Chads for dating "advice".

At best you'll get ambiguous ideas related to improving on subjective things that can't measured (emotional intelligence, confidence, putting yourself "out there"). At worst you'll just be dismissed as a crank or an entitled loser.

It's basically incomprehensible for women that there are men that no one wants because they don't interact with men they don't like. Their advice is ultimately for the kind of men they date already and they sort of assume there is someone for everyone.

Imagine asking a woman "what would it take for a guy you rejected, a guy you didn't find attractive, to have done or said, to have met your threshold for being worthy of going out with?" The answer is very likely "nothing" followed by something like "you can't force attraction" meaning we were right all along, its just rules 1 and 2.

1. Be attractive
2. Don't be unattractive

Journal Article (see also here).

When women complain about men not being held accountable they are thinking of hot guys in their personal life they let get away with bad behavior. When women hear about the alleged "male loneliness epidemic" they think in a just world fallacy kind of way. They are imaging (hoping) the hot drug dealer who cheated on them with their sister is crashing our and crying himself to sleep because he now has no friends. Sorry, he's at a college frat party banging hot chicks and plying the kids with drugs. Women will always forgive Chad. Whats really happening is men who never had any friends or relationships to begin with are being even further isolated because society needs losers even less than ever.

I do want to be fair. There are obviously anecdotal incidents of criminal cases that become highly publicized because a man may have literally gotten away with murder or another heinous crime. Public outrage is totally justified when a judge cooks up some bizarre excuse to let a young rich guy who rapes or beats up a girl off on a light sentence. But we need to understand in the overall picture men are actually being held accountable.

Indeed, the prison reform movement in the USA is at least partially predicated on the belief that prison sentences are often too long. Ostensibly, that means we're being too hard on men. I don't necessarily agree with that, but it is sort of an implication.

Regardless, our criminal justice system is clearly very lenient with women. Probably a little too much so. It's women are not being held accountable in a systemized way. How many men have ever been able to cry their way out of a traffic ticket? Or use their cleavage to avoid a fine? Not too many. Those are privileges women have men don't.

The Black Pilled community has known of this for more than ten years. Yet, after ten years of gaslighting us that things "weren't that bad", they now tactility admit we were right all along but won't consult us.

This series is bad. I wouldn't recommend watching it. I only caught a few minutes. Don't give them any views.

The Black Pilled community has known of this for more than ten years. Yet, after ten years of gaslighting us that things "weren't that bad" they now tactility admit we were right all along and won't consult us.

and there is no DEI solution to the surplus male crisis

What did she think would happen?

I’m not saying there is any policy fix or solution. But it’s not wrong to say we deserve to live, not just survive.

Being rude or condescending to men doesn’t actually make you strong or intimidating, even if the gynocentric culture tells you it does.

We’ve simply enabled women’s hypergamy to reach such colossal levels it’s over.

Open borders, LGBTQ+, globalist, Sharia, deconstructionist, post-modern communism is not a good idea. Sadly, it is the ideology of the anti-white elites.

Ignore women when they complain about how they need to raise their standards about how men treat them. The only personality traits that matters are things like being an unfeeling, low-inhibition, bully