Keymaster wrote:

The bottom line…every one of his qualities will be spun into a NEGATIVE, not a positive. Eventually a man will say: “Well, fcuk it, if she’s going to attack me for a bad habit anyway, I might as well indulge in it.”

Now based on this excellent quote as well as the other rhyme above that a few years ago I came up with this train of thoughts:

Now, if we men indeed can never make or say anything right for/to a woman, theoretically wouldn’t we have something like a “fool’s freedom” to do and say whatever we like to (as the German expression for this is the same thing called “Narrenfreiheit”)…? Because if whatever we say and do can never ever be right (towards females), it simply implies that it won’t even matter one bit, if we ignore women for instance (them like it or not whatever f**k it..!) or whatever else, or in other words being always virtually or metaphorically knocked out unconscious by them (and no, I am not going to mention the overused female “v” expression for it now, since we are always expected to take it “like a man” anyway…), that can actually create an awful lot of new and legitimized behavioral freedom for us, now wouldn’t you agree on that, gents…?    Your thoughts…

I agree that I no longer feel any guilt for the way I act. Without guilt there is no need to correct any of my ways. I was starting to feel guilty about not meeting a girl, falling in love, getting married, having kids…. the lie society told me I needed to do to be happy. But playing by societies rules was the wrong thing to do as the more I did the rules the less attractive I became. When I gave up the lie and started writing my own script I became many times more attractive but without the motivation to pursue the lie, this is p~~~ing off many a feminist. Both are examples of me playing both sides and being wrong. Is that what you had in mind?

The song below has been a favorite of mine since I heard it. I think it is applicable and I adopted it as my own personal Anthem.

Getting off on a tangent here but I notice that feminist are failing at changing the outside world to create happiness and we are succeeding at changing ourselves to create happiness.

Whatcha think?