Stare-shaming

[VarunParticipant 2981]

I was surprised this tactic wasn’t mentioned in the list of shaming tactics. In any case, I summed it up beautifully over here at my new blog. Feedback appreciated but not sought or demanded.

http://desimgtow.blogspot.com/2016/06/stare-shaming.html

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

[Jan SobieskiParticipant 28791]

Brother Varun,

Thanks for the post. I would respectfully request that you give us an update about how things are where you live. A cross cultural comparison of the feminazi’s and how they control your culture.

PS. I am glad you are here, brother.

Love is just alimony waiting to happen. Visit mgtow.com.

[experiencedParticipant]

Laydee in article only proved herself temporarily ‘smert’, not wiser.
Females lacking wisdom are ubiquitous.
Wisdom’s no longer handed down, taught nor held admirable by them.

"It seems like there's times a body gets struck down so low, there ain't a power on earth that can ever bring him up again. Seems like something inside dies so he don't even want to get up again. But he does."

[bob__Participant 946]

Wisdom can’t be taught.

[Anonymous 22]

Women do the same thing all the time. As long as I see women staring at men, I couldn’t care less if they’re ‘uncomfortable’ when someone is staring at them.

By the time they’re 30 or 40, they’ll be wrinkled and no one will be staring at them anymore.

[experiencedParticipant]

bob__ wrote:

Wisdom can’t be taught.

How about taught, ‘by example’?
In “the olden days” or now,” back in the day” there was a reasonable degree of setting the example by older women. Now, not so much if any at all.

"It seems like there's times a body gets struck down so low, there ain't a power on earth that can ever bring him up again. Seems like something inside dies so he don't even want to get up again. But he does."

[Anonymous 42]

Who gives a f~~~ what c~~~ says? They’ll pass a mandate to tear out men’s eyeb~~~~ the same way they tear off his b~~~~ using THEIR laws.

[The Long WalkParticipant 1282]

From what I’ve seen of railroad travel in India they’ll have been packed in there like sardines. Probably not many place he could have directed his eyes without staring at someone.

Besides that, his body, his choice. What makes women think they have the right to dictate where a man can or can’t point his eyes?

[Deadly RaverParticipant]

I hope I never run into this. I believe that’s the point when I’ll be going to jail for laying into some chick until she cries herself to death. There is only so much bulls~~~ a man can take before he snaps.

Learn from the past, Control the present, and you will know the Future.

[Mr. SpockParticipant 10911]

The privileged women seem to feel that they have a right to choose who gets to look or not. This bulls~~~ concept is exactly how the whole sexual harassment in the workplace complaints got started. Women would come to work dressed for attention and they were happy when they got it from Chad (or Antonio, or Tyler, or Steve) but when Eugene the custodian or Larry the 350lb security guy noticed, they felt violated and uncomfortable.
Sad thing is, there’s no real way to determine if he was looking directly at her. I’ve caught myself staring into a tree thinking about something totally unrelated to trees or birds and I would snap out of it when the bird that I was looking in the direction of took off. That doesn’t mean that I have a thing for birds or that I was lusting after a tree. It’s called being lost in thought.
Only a woman can validate herself with something as subjective as a stare. Really? You know what I was looking at and why?
Stupid women.

Feminism isn't about equality with men, it's about leverage over men.

[bob__Participant 946]

experienced wrote:

bob__ wrote:

Wisdom can’t be taught.

How about taught, ‘by example’?
In “the olden days” or now,” back in the day” there was a reasonable degree of setting the example by older women. Now, not so much if any at all.

Oh, the “olden days”. You mean when women stayed at home and made men do all the work? Men did all sorts of s~~~ and risked their lives for the promise of pussy? Those olden days? It’s really not so different now. And of course women called it oppression when they couldn’t get jobs. Why would anybody want a job? Women didn’t need jobs because men did everything for men and women. Men were the oppressed ones. Women still don’t want real jobs, they just want a steady high paid welfare check. Women get hired because they’re women and they don’t have to do anything but collect their paycheck. They can’t be fired because that would be “discrimination”.

[XSDBSParticipant 3598]

Anonymous wrote:

Women do the same thing all the time.

When a man stares at a woman, he likes what he sees.
When a woman stares at a women, she DOESN’T.

[experiencedParticipant]

@ bob_ I guess it depends on your upbringing and generation year.
When I grew up it was still heavily like the Norman Rockwell Thanksgiving dinner.
The floors were scrubbed or shellacked after being hand scrubbed with steel wool. Carpets were hung out and beaten with a carpet beater, Frigidaires would be defrosted with the help of an ice pick. The coal chute had recently been replaced, the linoleum was gone over with bleach after scrubbing and before waxing, Squeeze mops had yet to be invented. Scrub boards were kept handy for tougher stains, laundry was either hand wrung out or put through the proverbial tit in a wringer” wringer, etc.
Nowadays I think the work ratio has gone from 65/35 to 98/2.
However, the concept of a young woman feeling 110% obligated to help her mom with this actual work is now non-existent.
Men have always done more of the work, it’s just that now, society can strip that and future work from those men in a heartbeat.
Back then, it wasn’t date marry procreate divorce. It was a commitment of your full life to the spouse. Extended families grew. Three generations in a home was the norm.
Wisdom is perceiving each choice as it comes along i.e. every choice. Then self discipline is acting on that choice correctly. Nowadays I doubt that there are many women that even perceive an upcoming choice.

"It seems like there's times a body gets struck down so low, there ain't a power on earth that can ever bring him up again. Seems like something inside dies so he don't even want to get up again. But he does."

[Anonymous 1]

Varun, nice one, brother. I read your previous posts about the struggle out there.

[VarunParticipant 2981]

Jan Sobieski wrote:

Brother Varun,

Thanks for the post. I would respectfully request that you give us an update about how things are where you live. A cross cultural comparison of the feminazi’s and how they control your culture.

PS. I am glad you are here, brother.

I’m glad I’m here too.
About that cross-cultural reference; I’m working on it.. researching and reading every bit of news I could find.

Just as KM has beautifully depicted the truth with facts and statistics, I’d like to do the same. I’m currently contacting other authors in the country to request all the information they have.

experienced wrote:

The floors were scrubbed or shellacked after being hand scrubbed with steel wool. Carpets were hung out and beaten with a carpet beater, Frigidaires would be defrosted with the help of an ice pick. The coal chute had recently been replaced, the linoleum was gone over with bleach after scrubbing and before waxing, Squeeze mops had yet to be invented. Scrub boards were kept handy for tougher stains, laundry was either hand wrung out or put through the proverbial tit in a wringer” wringer, etc.
Nowadays I think the work ratio has gone from 65/35 to 98/2.
However, the concept of a young woman feeling 110% obligated to help her mom with this actual work is now non-existent.
Men have always done more of the work, it’s just that now, society can strip that and future work from those men in a heartbeat.
Back then, it wasn’t date marry procreate divorce. It was a commitment of your full life to the spouse. Extended families grew. Three generations in a home was the norm.
Wisdom is perceiving each choice as it comes along i.e. every choice. Then self discipline is acting on that choice correctly. Nowadays I doubt that there are many women that even perceive an upcoming choice.

We are exactly at that 65/35 stage right now over here. And pretty soon history’s going to repeat itself.

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

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