mr_engineer

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  1. @Ulax Would you be willing to say this to feminists? The bro-talk of 'stop complaining about the world and actually do something'. Cuz I think they really need to hear it.
  2. @Ulax Go say that to a feminist and watch their reactions. They are some of the most condescending, disrespectful people I've ever come across. None of you have the balls to give them a lecture about 'attitude'. Cuz they're so 'oppressed'. And that would be 'misogynistic'. All of this bullshit-talk is reserved for men in our society. Shame on the people enabling it.
  3. Out of curiosity, if I were a woman, would you be saying the same to me?
  4. Unfortunately, it's not 'on the internet'. Cuz if it were, it would get censored, as so many female MRAs are. It's anecdotal. Maybe you're the one who needs to stop spending time online. And don't come at me with the 'I need stats' thing. Cuz what women say matters too! Now, some women are smarter than others. So, what the smarter women say matters more than what the dumber women say.
  5. Women wiser than you or me have openly admitted to this reality about other women, who aren't so wise. Don't tell me what I can/can't know. Don't project your limiting-beliefs onto me. In fact, the entire MeToo movement can be boiled down to 'shit you read online'. Checkmate.
  6. @something_else @KH2 A large part of the MeToo movement was women who regretted their decisions sleeping with someone, trying to flip the tables and blame the other person for their decision. That's what I mean! Don't take women's maturity for granted on this issue. Yeah fine, they're more socially calibrated and stuff. But, when it comes to the nuts and bolts of consent-status, they can lose track! It's not facts-first, it's feelings-first. And, there's all kinds of messiness with them being able to revoke consent after the fact.
  7. That's a problem. Because, 'truth' is much more complex than a single sentence. You could. You'd just have to integrate the context of what's being said and where they're coming from, how trustworthy the source is, etc. And, because the feminine epistemology is feelings-first and not facts-first, I'd especially be careful believing women. All lying is not malicious. It can simply be a product of being wrong or miscommunications. But, malicious forces can definitely take advantage of gullible people who just don't know they're wrong.
  8. Blindly believing a woman when she makes an accusation, is a very recent thing. It didn't happen in the era of arranged-marriages, when men were getting laid. Sex didn't cloud men's judgement at the time. 'Believe all women' is a highly irrational response to accusations. And, the idea of it being 'reasonable-sounding', is a rationalization. You're the one looking to the internet for MeToo trolls. In reality, most men are decent people.
  9. Most of the guys who are on board with the 'believe all women' trend are white-knight soy-boy cucks. Who think that doing it is going to get them pussy.
  10. Has she used a vibrator/dildo? Maybe you could get some insight from that info.
  11. I think it's cryptos. People bring up the issue of security/hacking. I think that the technology to protect against that is either already there, or it'll get there shortly. If regulation happens algorithmically, there is no possibility of corruption.
  12. When these people, who had a record of the highest criminal fine paid in the US, $2.3 billion dollars, were rolling out this thing with a liability-waiver, i.e. you can't sue them if anything goes wrong cuz of what you got from them, and everyone was lapping it up, it just didn't sit well with me. Any surprise that we're starting to find holes in their narratives now, officially?! They always existed, they're just surfacing now.
  13. Depends on what you want out of pickup. If you just want to get laid, you don't need anything. Just game. If you want a relationship, though, you need a plan for how you're going to make the money-dynamic between the two of you work. You need to know the kind of woman that's compatible with you and you need to know her role in your success, what you want it to be. That's how you vet out the gold-diggers. HTH!!
  14. @Someone here Why do you want to be a better man? Why do you want to be more masculine? Purpose is the cornerstone of masculinity. You need a reason to 'be better', so to speak. If you don't, your entire morality is purely theoretical bullshit.
  15. Why do you want to have an actual life? Most of it is shallow bullshit anyways. Mostly pointless. It's a serious question. Because if you wanted it, you'd have it. And nothing is really stopping you from having a 'normal life'. As far as that's concerned, you're standing on the shoulders of giants. The root of the issue here is that you don't know what you want. The thing about 'wanting a normal life' is actually conditioning. And what you gotta focus on, is figuring out what you want. And exploring the world to know what exists out there and what your options are.
  16. If you don't want to socialize, don't socialize. It's that simple. The simplest way to fix your social life is to not worry about it until you start feeling lonely. Then, you will start to know the kind of social-life and community-life that you want and you will have that as your objective, socially. This will help you sort through the petty bullshit and find people who you resonate with. My point is that once you get to this point, you won't get lost in the petty bullshit of socialization anymore. HTH!!
  17. Partying is a waste of time and money in general. I wouldn't look to it for self-improvement if I were in your position. Concerts can be fun, though. I'd suggest that you go to concerts of good, famous artists. You can learn a lot by watching a live-performance by a high-quality artist! And if you go with friends, it can be something you can connect over.
  18. It's highly dangerous for your mental-health. If you're lonely enough, it can send you down a death-spiral of delusion. I know from personal experience. I once bought a 'girlfriend texting service' or something. Because I was very lonely. When I realized the long-term consequences of doing this, I stopped it immediately.
  19. @Ethan1 Think like an entrepreneur. Focus on the problems at hand that mainstream-society is facing right now. With the currencies and supply-chains. Intentional-community has the potential to solve all of that! And then, design a system that solves those problems. Another system that has a lot of blood on its hands, is the single-family home. It's becoming more and more obsolete, as the two parents aren't proving to be enough for the children. There will be a push for community, especially by conscious single-mothers.
  20. I've been a part of a community-lifestyle for a week when I took a retreat. It's awesome! I saw what's possible, even though it was simulated, so to speak. I want to be a part of a community. And I got all the data-points for whether it's possible or not and what it would take to make it work, in that retreat. Intentional-communities are the future of humanity. As fiat-currencies collapse, there will be more and more of a push to localize supply-chains. And for people to come together and fix this mess. So, I highly recommend staying ahead of the game on this issue. If you're the expert on something that everyone wants, that's in-demand in the future, you can get very rich!