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  • Proper
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2013
    • 147

    #16
    Originally posted by baldozer
    Ya right, do you know what was common among all the recent shootings in U.S. You guessed it right, most of those men were incel loners, a product of this sexually liberated gynocentric society! Its also the reason why America had so many serial killers. Its far from an ideal society.
    So what you are saying is we have to repress and control women but pertain to the needs of sickly individuals? So we are controlling millions of people and keeping them in check in order to satisfy the needs of the few hundreds so that society would be a better place? Thats not fair.

    What those losers feel like doing is their own actions. I'm sorry but even if a women was made for every man, those certain lonely men still wouldn't be able to get women and keep them. I think there would be more death crimes because women would be leaving, cheating or hiding from their weirdo husbands due to a forced religion opposed on them. These kind of people don't have the mind stability., or maybe they just feel like doing it cause they are sick of such a piece of shit world cause nothing else went their way so they decide to blame everything on women and their sexually.

    I say fk them, let them burn. If they can't find another outlet but to hurt others then so be it, bend em over and fk em in the ass. Fk em till they shed tears. FK EM!!!

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    • TheLaughingCow
      Member
      • Nov 2012
      • 74

      #17
      The misogyny in this thread is sickening. Winston, you are needed here.

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      • Davey Jones
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2012
        • 356

        #18
        Someone should build a machine that converts insecurity into hair. This thread alone would give us all 'fro's.

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        • Dan26
          Senior Member
          • Jul 2012
          • 1270

          #19
          Man can not be equal to God. Women can not be equal to man. This foothold creates true equality.

          Thank you...Thank you all







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          • Shan
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2013
            • 366

            #20
            If you got a bid dick and confidence, then women will always flock to you.

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            • ravegrover
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2011
              • 262

              #21
              Originally posted by baldozer
              Sexual freedom is just a population control technique. Ever wonder why US and the likes are so enthusiastic about spreading feminism to other countries, such as Muslim countries, it is because they know that once women are sexually liberated, they are far less likely to marry and the family system is destroyed, resulting in less births.
              atheist communist china is the most populous nation on earth.

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              • ravegrover
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2011
                • 262

                #22
                Originally posted by baldozer
                Ever wonder why US and the likes are so enthusiastic about spreading feminism to other countries, such as Muslim countries, it is because they know that once women are sexually liberated, they are far less likely to marry and the family system is destroyed, resulting in less births.
                To achieve a lower birth rate is among the top priorities of most third world countries (among them are many muslim majority nations) as most of their problems are result of over-population. So the US is inadvertently doing them a favour

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                • clee984
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2010
                  • 251

                  #23
                  I have to say, I do think this thread is a little misogynistic. I understand the pain of losing your hair, but I don't think we can blame women for that. In my experience, women are a lot less judgemental about it than men. And the idea that beautiful women are haughty, sneering creatures who look down on most men as "losers", is just not true.

                  Examples. The most beautiful girl I have ever met (seriously, out of this world beautiful) was also very sweet and considerate of the feelings of others, even the c0cky douches who were constantly hitting on her.

                  The opposite end of that, saying that women can always get someone is also a fallacy, I believe. There is a lyric in the song 'Tongue' by REM which goes "ugly girls know their fate", and that line always gets to me, because it's very true. I worked with a girl who was obese (although I agree with what someone said earlier that comparing obesity to baldness is not fair, because obesity involves choice, and can be remedied by lifestyle), and I don't want to say she was unattractive, but when she used to try and flirt with me, it made me slightly uncomfortable, let's put it that way. She was in her early 20s, and clearly very unhappy at not getting any attention from men. Not the sort of attention a young lady would like, anyway. She attempted suicide, twice. I think it is much harder to be an unattractive woman than an unattractive man.

                  A good friend of mine started going bald at 14 (god knows how he dealt with it, I'm not exagerrating when I say I probably would have killed myself) and now, in his 30s and a NW7 (shaved to stubble), he is one of the most successful men I know, in every sense - he is wealthy, has a "I give no-one permission to take away my good mood" attitude, is highly confident, and gets with extremely attractive younger women on a regular basis.

                  As a man with 3 sisters, it upsets me to hear women talked about as if they are all snooty bi-aitches who make us jump through hoops to impress them. My younger sister is more impressed by looks and money etc, and she is unhappy in her love life, because she always dates guys who just appreciate her for her looks, treat her like arm candy etc. While my older sister, who is just as good looking, is settled and very happy with a normal, average looking short-ish guy who doesn't have mega-bucks, but is a nice guy who treats her well (I'd like to say he's bald or balding to really make my point, but he actually has a very good head of hair).

                  That's my two cents, anyway.

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                  • Aames
                    Inactive
                    • Nov 2012
                    • 626

                    #24
                    Originally posted by clee984
                    I have to say, I do think this thread is a little misogynistic. I understand the pain of losing your hair, but I don't think we can blame women for that. In my experience, women are a lot less judgemental about it than men. And the idea that beautiful women are haughty, sneering creatures who look down on most men as "losers", is just not true.

                    Examples. The most beautiful girl I have ever met (seriously, out of this world beautiful) was also very sweet and considerate of the feelings of others, even the c0cky douches who were constantly hitting on her.

                    The opposite end of that, saying that women can always get someone is also a fallacy, I believe. There is a lyric in the song 'Tongue' by REM which goes "ugly girls know their fate", and that line always gets to me, because it's very true. I worked with a girl who was obese (although I agree with what someone said earlier that comparing obesity to baldness is not fair, because obesity involves choice, and can be remedied by lifestyle), and I don't want to say she was unattractive, but when she used to try and flirt with me, it made me slightly uncomfortable, let's put it that way. She was in her early 20s, and clearly very unhappy at not getting any attention from men. Not the sort of attention a young lady would like, anyway. She attempted suicide, twice. I think it is much harder to be an unattractive woman than an unattractive man.

                    A good friend of mine started going bald at 14 (god knows how he dealt with it, I'm not exagerrating when I say I probably would have killed myself) and now, in his 30s and a NW7 (shaved to stubble), he is one of the most successful men I know, in every sense - he is wealthy, has a "I give no-one permission to take away my good mood" attitude, is highly confident, and gets with extremely attractive younger women on a regular basis.

                    As a man with 3 sisters, it upsets me to hear women talked about as if they are all snooty bi-aitches who make us jump through hoops to impress them. My younger sister is more impressed by looks and money etc, and she is unhappy in her love life, because she always dates guys who just appreciate her for her looks, treat her like arm candy etc. While my older sister, who is just as good looking, is settled and very happy with a normal, average looking short-ish guy who doesn't have mega-bucks, but is a nice guy who treats her well (I'd like to say he's bald or balding to really make my point, but he actually has a very good head of hair).

                    That's my two cents, anyway.
                    It isn't hard to fake compassion for people. Did this "most beautiful woman" ever enter into a relationship with one of these people she had "compassion" for? And I love how you mention that you friend is wealthy and gets with attractive women. Are you having a laugh? Looks, money, and status in any combination will keep women coming; that is no secret. When you lack one or two, you severely compensate with another.

                    And don't even talk about your sisters. Your judgement is skewed because you are emotionally attached to them. They are no different than any other woman. Don't lie to yourself; accept things as they are. No woman will ever love you (unconditional love does not exist by any stretch of the imagination) unless you provide her (are worth more than her, by comparison) with your looks, your money, or your status.

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                    • clee984
                      Senior Member
                      • Feb 2010
                      • 251

                      #25
                      Originally posted by Aames
                      It isn't hard to fake compassion for people. Did this "most beautiful woman" ever enter into a relationship with one of these people she had "compassion" for?
                      No, she made it a rule, and she was very clear on this, that she would only have relationships with men she despised.

                      Originally posted by Aames
                      I love how you mention that you friend is wealthy and gets with attractive women. Are you having a laugh? Looks, money, and status in any combination will keep women coming; that is no secret. When you lack one or two, you severely compensate with another.
                      So he should deliberately become poor just to prove a point?

                      Originally posted by Aames
                      don't even talk about your sisters. Your judgement is skewed because you are emotionally attached to them. They are no different than any other woman. Don't lie to yourself; accept things as they are. No woman will ever love you (unconditional love does not exist by any stretch of the imagination) unless you provide her (are worth more than her, by comparison) with your looks, your money, or your status.
                      You're right, clearly a guy posting on the internet knows my family members better than I do.

                      Think what you like man, but if you believe that a woman should love you even if you're bitter, resentful, and blame them for being superficial, I'll have to just wish you the best of luck in finding happiness, because you're definitely going to need it.

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                      • DannyBoyy7
                        Senior Member
                        • Sep 2012
                        • 102

                        #26
                        Originally posted by Aames
                        It isn't hard to fake compassion for people. Did this "most beautiful woman" ever enter into a relationship with one of these people she had "compassion" for? And I love how you mention that you friend is wealthy and gets with attractive women. Are you having a laugh? Looks, money, and status in any combination will keep women coming; that is no secret. When you lack one or two, you severely compensate with another.

                        And don't even talk about your sisters. Your judgement is skewed because you are emotionally attached to them. They are no different than any other woman. Don't lie to yourself; accept things as they are. No woman will ever love you (unconditional love does not exist by any stretch of the imagination) unless you provide her (are worth more than her, by comparison) with your looks, your money, or your status.
                        *Sigh*

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                        • TheLaughingCow
                          Member
                          • Nov 2012
                          • 74

                          #27
                          Originally posted by DannyBoyy7
                          *Sigh*
                          I actually kind of agree with Aames here. Like, have you ever felt attracted to a poor, unattractive woman that works a McDonalds? If you married them, would it be an equal relationship? It's extremely difficult to feel attracted to someone unless you respect them first.

                          What earns you respect?

                          Money

                          Looks

                          Status

                          Not to say that personality doesn't count for anything, but every person worth being in this world has at least one of the above qualities.

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                          • clee984
                            Senior Member
                            • Feb 2010
                            • 251

                            #28
                            Originally posted by TheLaughingCow
                            I actually kind of agree with Aames here. Like, have you ever felt attracted to a poor, unattractive woman that works a McDonalds? If you married them, would it be an equal relationship? It's extremely difficult to feel attracted to someone unless you respect them first.

                            What earns you respect?

                            Money

                            Looks

                            Status

                            Not to say that personality doesn't count for anything, but every person worth being in this world has at least one of the above qualities.
                            Nobody's saying that you shouldn't try to make the best of yourself. Of course those things count.

                            What I don't like is the attitude that all women are shallow, materialistic hoes who regard any man who isn't rich, tall, dark and handsome as being beneath their contempt, so what's the point in even trying, we're better off posting misogyny all over the internet and wallowing in self pity. Because it's not true, for one thing.

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                            • 25 going on 65
                              Senior Member
                              • Sep 2010
                              • 1476

                              #29
                              Originally posted by TheLaughingCow
                              I actually kind of agree with Aames here. Like, have you ever felt attracted to a poor, unattractive woman that works a McDonalds? If you married them, would it be an equal relationship? It's extremely difficult to feel attracted to someone unless you respect them first.

                              What earns you respect?

                              Money

                              Looks

                              Status

                              Not to say that personality doesn't count for anything, but every person worth being in this world has at least one of the above qualities.
                              I think of myself as pretty superficial but my respect for others does not relate to any of those things
                              Do I appreciate them in a potential partner? Sure (more looks than money or status, lol). But respect is different, that depends 100% on character

                              Many wealthy, popular, good looking people I have no respect for.

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                              • TheLaughingCow
                                Member
                                • Nov 2012
                                • 74

                                #30
                                I totally agree with you both. If someone has the wrong personality traits, I won't be attracted to them. But, relationships are all about equality. If someone isn't pulling their weight in a relationship, said relationship isn't going to last long.
                                I find it very unlikely that a wealthy, beautiful, woman will marry an unattractive, poor man. He simply has nothing to offer her.


                                This isn't a negative post. I'm trying to remind everyone to get an education, work hard, dress well, work out, and generally improve themselves so that they have more to offer to women, to the world, and to themselves.

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