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I guess this is what gets me really down . The illusory nature of it all. “Previous super hero” LMAO - it’s all in their head. It’s all in their head. A lot of these guys freak out when shit gets real and honestly - they aren’t super heroes at all. I’d like to explore the theme that high school never ends and popularity is the special sauce. As I get older, I’m starting to think the chateau-esque idea of alpha / beta is bull. It’s situational and our society puts constrains on true selective forces.In my experience, Protestant Christian women are extremely fussy once they hit 30, and whilst they haven't played around I think the potential commitment to that one person exacerbates their fussiness combined with their content, happy independent lives, ("It's all in God's hands!" they tell me online) whereas those women who are alpha widows are forever damaged. I met countless numbers of them looking to settle, but I was never likely to be able to compete with some previous super hero.
Anything that is sold to you is BS, so this is likely the case as well. If you look at proper civilizations having components, you'd see this technically but it is just a characteristic of a larger, functional society. Everyone is important, but in a different way. The issue is that we don't have balanced societies with proper culture, religion and identity any longer. So you get all this salesmen speak that is meant to sell sex to high testosterone men who don't have resources (yet) in their 20s. The gym/lifting culture is exactly the same idea.As I get older, I’m starting to think the chateau-esque idea of alpha / beta is bull. It’s situational and our society puts constrains on true selective forces.
Block it out and move on to the next guy. There might be some fake emotion or drama associated with it, but that's what would happen.I wonder what the alpha widow in question would think if she saw her “super hero” fall.
Yes, it shows that without guidance, they will eventually all tend towards polygamy. I've come to the (you insert the color, but I think it's red and black since we live in egalitarian times) conclusion that when something is 98% predictable or higher, that's an innate characteristic. I don't think that even 1% of women in this age (unmarried; mothers don't count but there are tards among them even) actually have agency. They follow mimicry patterns, since that so clearly was the survival association. We've done the experiment and it's obvious at this point. I think the Christian movement was just so that people didn't totally disregard women, to be honest, as 1st century Middle East ain't no picnic for anyone, especially the average woman.Woman have traded motherhood for elite prostitution. Clown world at it's finest.
That was mid stage or (2nd?) wave feminism. Visionaries could easily see it, and you can even see it easily in the attempts at women in the workplace and discussions about government policy, etc. I saw Thomas Sowell debating women on such a stage back in the 80s. To say it wasn't festering just isn't paying attention. The culture for most Americans was too close to what they saw from their parents to be that far removed. But in one more generation nearly every average to above average girl was in college, almost guaranteed. I've stated this before but the last year born that really had a shot (and I'm talking north since it happened there more quickly than in the south, for example) at family formation were those born in mid to late 1970s. For the rest even born in the 80s, your high school and college years largely were not going to be alongside women trying to get married in her 20s. You will of course see a few here and anecdotes there, but you'll also see more breakups with younger pairings as well.who advocate a return to the 1980s
I think the "destruction" really happened in a few waves if you look back at American history. First there were the Roaring Twenties, when culture rapidly degenerated and it was the first time sleeping around became widespread. It was still mostly limited to very liberal, hedonistic social circles in big cities. It was evidently much worse in Germany than it was in the US. Of course we could also talk about the Renaissance and Enlightenment in the sense of broader Western culture changing as well and the weakening of religion, which set the stage for later centuries.Yes, it shows that without guidance, they will eventually all tend towards polygamy. I've come to the (you insert the color, but I think it's red and black since we live in egalitarian times) conclusion that when something is 98% predictable or higher, that's an innate characteristic. I don't think that even 1% of women in this age (unmarried; mothers don't count but there are tards among them even) actually have agency. They follow mimicry patterns, since that so clearly was the survival association. We've done the experiment and it's obvious at this point. I think the Christian movement was just so that people didn't totally disregard women, to be honest, as 1st century Middle East ain't no picnic for anyone, especially the average woman.
That was mid stage or (2nd?) wave feminism. Visionaries could easily see it, and you can even see it easily in the attempts at women in the workplace and discussions about government policy, etc. I saw Thomas Sowell debating women on such a stage back in the 80s. To say it wasn't festering just isn't paying attention. The culture for most Americans was too close to what they saw from their parents to be that far removed. But in one more generation nearly every average to above average girl was in college, almost guaranteed. I've stated this before but the last year born that really had a shot (and I'm talking north since it happened there more quickly than in the south, for example) at family formation were those born in mid to late 1970s. For the rest even born in the 80s, your high school and college years largely were not going to be alongside women trying to get married in her 20s. You will of course see a few here and anecdotes there, but you'll also see more breakups with younger pairings as well.
Well, biblical apocalypse, no? It was bound to happen eventually.But who or what will be there to reset it now? Humanity will literally die out if current trends continue.
I work with women who think that nature bends to their will, and that they'll be able to have children when they want, ie 40+. Add to that, a lesbian in the department is now pregnant.On a whim I looked at some profiles of girls I knew in college. This would be about 15-20 years ago. I noticed how many of them only recently got married or recently started having babies. My kid is almost 10 and I was married in my mid-20s. I remember some of these girls being dateless or having multiple dates (Christian girls at a Christian college) or boyfriends in the time I knew them and the time I snooped their Facebook years later (because some I tried to date). I wonder if holding off on marriage for 15 years was worth it to them. The people I knew who married right after college all had multiple kids. Some of these girls who are only recently married are now in their mid-30s and they haven't even had their first kid yet, there's no way they're going to have multiple kids. I am beginning to see the age on their faces too. So many of them were so much more youthful and pretty when they were younger, and while they are still attractive today, their age is becoming apparent and it will only get worse. If only they had given me the chance they wouldn't have had to wait so long! Ah, but noo, young women have to be fickle. Some of them I noticed are still single. Others who got married I noticed that the guy they are with isn't really any better than me physically, facially, financially. So I had a chance... oh well.
I wonder if you guys have noticed a lot of people from your peer group still single, or only recently married in their mid to late 30s.
They like to cite examples of some woman in South America who had a baby at age 53 or similar. "See, there's no hurry!"I work with women who think that nature bends to their will, and that they'll be able to have children when they want, ie 40+. Add to that, a lesbian in the department is now pregnant.
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When you wonder why this country is going down the drain, remember this is the Democrats' main voting bloc.
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