The film Scarface: truth about women

[BobbyParticipant 140]

In the film Scarface, the protogonist Tony Montana tells his friend that you first have to get the money, then the power and then finally you are in a position to attract women.

This is essentially a truth revealed in the film.

It does not matter how much potential you have, all that matters to women is that you have material possessions (house, money, well respected job) and now!

I’ve pretty much found the same thing from online dating, when I did it some years ago. The first thing women want to know is what job you have. I clearly remember one date when the last thing I was asked was to tell her what were the last three jobs I held! Clearly just like a job interview!

On another date, I revealed I was self-employed. Well I actually I have own my own company. Her advice to me at the end of it was to apply to a well-known company in town! So it did not matter to her what difficult and clever work I did to form my own company and get it to some measure of success. All that mattered to her was I didn’t work for a famous company.

Scarface, Money, power women and in that order

[Faust For ScienceParticipant 22556]

I believe Scarface was well acted, well scripted, and will directed by the cast and crew.

Though, one could make the argument that Tony was a ultra-violent mangina.

In someways, Tony was no better than Elvira. Sure Elvira shacked up with Tony after Tony killed Frank. But, to be honest, Tony betrayed Frank showing him to be a traitor.

Frank tried to teach Tony how to play the long game and not be a glutton. But, Tony would not listen, he got one of Frank’s friends killed, and Frank found out Tony cut a deal behind his back. So, Frank tried to kill Tony. This did not work and Tony killed Frank. But, it is clear that Frank was the more honorable and pragmatic person in the situation.

While Tony no problem fighting people, Tony’s problem like most manginas was he kept trying to prove himself to everyone else. Tony kept trying to show how much of a tough guy he is, when they time came, he is shown to lose his nerve at a number of points in the movie. That he was a coward at heart, and this ultimately cost him his empire.

And when Tony’s empire collapsed, instead of him running while the getting was good, he got high on cocaine to feel good and then go on a childish tantrum with a sub-machine gun towards those invading his home, until those attacking him killed him.

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Bobby wrote:

I’ve pretty much found the same thing from online dating, when I did it some years ago. The first thing women want to know is what job you have. I clearly remember one date when the last thing I was asked was to tell her what were the last three jobs I held! Clearly just like a job interview!

I always found this totally sick – approaching it like a job interview.
They don’t get ( or deserve ) a straight answer, so don’t give them one.

“What were your last 3 jobs?”

“Why thank you for asking! I was a cunning linguist, amateur gynecologist and master debater.”

Drive her crazy with an indirect answer.
ANYTHING but the straight answer.

“So what do you do for a living.”

“I hunt witches. But don’t worry. It’s my day off.”
( Credit to @OldSage for that one. I used it 3 times already. )

The film Scarface: truth about women

First you get the money.
Them you get the power.
Then you get the women.

…. and that s~~~ killed him. So take a cue from that.

If you keep doing what you've always done... you're gonna keep getting what you always got.

[AwakenedParticipant 35203]

Faust For Science wrote:

Tony’s problem like most manginas was he kept trying to prove himself to everyone else.

Tony Consistently Craved female validation. He went from his mother to his sister and to Elvira. With each women he is looking to be their provider, and Captain Save a Ho.

It’s not about sex with Tony, but him serving his Queen(s).
I’m sure he could of had MANY young women when he worked for Frank, but he had to have his Queen (Elvira). The movie NEVER showed him with other women. He had ONEITIS big time. His sister was another Queen that he had put on a throne, and would kill to protect her and keep her for himself.

He got the money so he could get the power to attract his queens that he could then serve.

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[,Participant 1301]

also, view The Big Street.
Ball/Fonda. I believe the movie adapted from short story “Little Pinks”.
Shows a lot about woemynn and mangina relations. And yeah it ends in a mafia club death too.

this is really worth (although difficult tongue-in-cheek) watching. 1942.

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[Sky-OParticipant 18948]

In terms of drug dealer movies:

The film ‘Blow’ with Johnny Depp portrays a more accurate example of women.

And it is based on a true story.

Depp’s character bangs a Columbian chick that was already with a guy in the Columbian cartel.

She ultimately monkey branches to Depp because he has way more money and power.

But –

Once things eventually get bad and they are out of money and his account in Panama is seized:

The bitch loses it. Knowing he had a warrant out, when a cop car is behind him she grabs the steering wheel while he was driving and causes the car to swerve.

They get pulled over and she runs to the cop, screaming that Depp’s character was hitting her.

He gets arrested on his warrant and goes to prison.

The scene after he gets out and is broke, is her in her post wall, fat Columbian ass outfit yelling at him when he tries to visit his daughter ‘I want child support!!’

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