Woman Hating

[The Chest GuyParticipant 76]

Does anyone here hate women? does anyone wish they would be gone from this earth? And I mean legitimately hate with a burning passion.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Ql_wJr9M82NZZaBo8Ztlw

[TattooDaveParticipant 6952]

I don’t care what they do as long as they leave me alone but I don’t wish anyone dead or gone. Who Do You Think You Are Billy Mumy wishing somebody into the cornfield? This is not the Twilight Zone Come on man that’s not what we’re about. Sure we’re all kind of p~~~ed off when we first take the red pill.

The hate will kill you if you let it, the hate will just get you killed

I can see their heads have been twisted and fed with worthless foam from the mouth. Bob d

[Pedal, run, rowParticipant]

Look, a new poster with a controversial question that will surely cause dissent, and/or play into a negative stereotype.

[The Chest GuyParticipant 76]

actually dude i’ve been here since january. i’m a MGTOW youtuber. i’m asking for a reason

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Ql_wJr9M82NZZaBo8Ztlw

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

OK here is an answer: no; Is that clear and simple enough? We don’t waste time, effort and energy on negativity. Got it?

[TattooDaveParticipant 6952]

You say you’ve been here for a couple of months and you have to ask for a reason why. That’s a very interesting statement girly tuna fish.

Since you like videos and you seem to hate women here’s an appropriate one for you

I can see their heads have been twisted and fed with worthless foam from the mouth. Bob d

[Anonymous 0]

The Chest Guy wrote:

Does anyone here hate women? does anyone wish they would be gone from this earth? And I mean legitimately hate with a burning passion.

I hate children. They’re noisy, a pain in the ass, and cry a lot. But I don’t hate them with a burning passion. They’re just a nuisance.

Same with women. They’re just a nuisance.

Anyway, here’s an post I made a while back on how I handle my red pill rage [RPR]:

The following quote is from “The 48 Laws of Power” by Robert Greene. Note the parts that I bolded.

Angry people usually end up looking ridiculous, for their response seems out of proportion to what occasioned it. They have taken things too seriously, exaggerating the hurt or insult that has been done to them. They are so sensitive to slight that it becomes comical how much they take personally. More comical still is their belief that their outbursts signify power. The truth is the opposite: Petulance is not power, it is a sign of helplessness. People may temporarily be cowed by your tantrums, but in the end they lose respect for you. They also realize they can easily undermine a person with so little self-control.

The answer, however, is not to repress our angry or emotional responses. For repression drains us of energy and pushes us into strange behavior. Instead we have to change our perspective: We have to realize that nothing in the social realm, and in the game of power, is personal. (from Law 39)

So how do you keep things from getting personal?

Example 1: I occasionally post messages on a semi-technical internet message board on a subject I like. But it has a political forum that’s overrun by politically correct liberals and SJWs. I can usually ignore the SJWs for a while by staying out of the political forum. But sooner or later the politics spills over into the other forums, and I find myself getting sucked in. I get invested, I start taking it personally, and I get sucked into arguments. To fix the problem: I take a break. Within a couple days of leaving the forum, I’m back to not giving a f~~~. I just get some distance from it, and quit taking it personally.

Example 2: When I was in the military, long before I even heard of the red pill, there were times when morale was really bad in the units. Some new commander came in, made our lives hell, and people started bitching and moaning and talking about how someone ought to frag the commander or something. To fix the problem: Eventually I realized that just because everyone was in a bad mood doesn’t mean that I myself have to be in a bad mood. After all, it wasn’t personal. I would just keep my head low, get a little distance from it, and it quit bothering me. Let everyone else fume. It’s not my problem.

Example 3: Reading red pill stuff can sometimes get me worked up and feeling like the world is against me (and men in general). But I handle that pretty much like bad morale in the military. That is, I have compassion for guys who are being put through the grinder, but I remind myself that it isn’t about me personally. I have my own s~~~ under control, so there’s no need for me to take it personally. Worst comes to worst, if the red pill stuff is too much of a downer, I take a break from the red pill sites. And I remind myself that it’s tough out there for guys in general, but in the meantime *my own life* is actually pretty good (as long as I keep my guard up around the women).

Anyway, I would say that’s the most important thing for avoiding RPR for me: I don’t take things personally.

[Anonymous 0]

Anonymous wrote:

Anyway, I would say that’s the most important thing for avoiding RPR for me: I don’t take things personally.

As long as I’m on the subject, here are a few more useful quotes from “The 48 Laws of Power” by Robert Greene. I would say that they fall under the heading of “Be proactive, not reactive.” In other words, define yourself rather than letting others define you. (And if you like these quotes, then read “The 48 Laws of Power” yourself. It’s a good book.)

On emotions (Preface)
Learning the game of power requires certain basic skills… The most important of these skills, and power’s crucial foundation, is the ability to master your emotions. An emotional response to a situation is the single greatest barrier to power, a mistake that will cost you a lot more than any temporary satisfaction you might gain by expressing your feelings. Emotions cloud reason, and if you cannot see the situation clearly, you cannot prepare for and respond to it with any degree of control.

Anger is the most destructive of emotional responses, for it clouds your vision the most. It also has a ripple effect that invariably makes situations less controllable and heightens your enemy’s resolve. If you are trying to destroy an enemy who has hurt you, far better to keep him off-guard by feigning friendliness than showing your anger.

Love and affection are also potentially destructive, in that they blind you to the often self-serving interests of those whom you least suspect of playing a power game. You cannot repress anger or love, or avoid feeling them, and you should not try. But you should be careful about how you express them, and most important, they should never influence your plans and strategies in any way.

On going stealth (Law 38)
We all tell lies and hide our true feelings, for complete free expression is a social impossibility. From an early age we learn to conceal our thoughts, telling the prickly and insecure what we know they want to hear, watching carefully lest we offend them. For most of us this is natural–there are ideas and values that most people accept, and it is pointless to argue. We believe what we want to, then, but on the outside we wear a mask.

There are people, however, who see such restraints as an intolerable infringement on their freedom, and who have a need to prove the superiority of their values and beliefs. In the end, though, their arguments convince only a few and offend a great deal more. The reason arguments do not work is that most people hold their ideas and values without thinking about them. There is a strong emotional content in their beliefs: They really do not want to have to rework their habits of thinking, and when you challenge them, either directly through your arguments or indirectly through your behavior, they are hostile.

Wise and clever people learn early on that they can display conventional behavior and mouth conventional ideas without having to believe in them. The power these people gain from blending in is that of being left alone to have the thoughts they want to have, and to express them to the people they want to express them to, without suffering isolation or ostracism. Once they have established themselves in a position of power, they can try to convince a wider circle of the correctness of their ideas […]

On arguing (Law 9)
Never argue. Any momentary triumph you think you have gained through argument is really a Pyrrhic victory. The resentment and ill will you stir up is stronger and lasts longer than any momentary change of opinion. It is much more powerful to get others to agree with you through your actions, without saying a word. Demonstrate, do not explicate.

On the social graces (Law 24)
–Be polite. It is a wise thing to be polite; consequently it is a stupid thing to be rude. To make enemies by unnecessary and willful incivility is just as insane a proceeding as to set your house on fire. Politeness is admittedly a false coin, but for that very reason there is no need to be stingy with it.
–Be a source of pleasure. Since life is otherwise so full of unpleasantness and pleasure so scarce, you will be as indispensable as food and drink.
–Never joke about appearances or taste. Avoid any kind of joke about appearance or taste, two highly sensitive areas, especially with those above you. Do not even try it when you are away from them. You will dig your own grave.
–Don’t play the cynic. Express admiration for the good work of others. If you constantly criticize your equals or subordinates, people will groan at each new cynical comment, and you will irritate them. The ability to express wonder and amazement, and seem like you mean it, is a rare and dying talent, but one still greatly valued.

[MACHOParticipant]

Your avatar has a very lovely Tuna fingers holding that paper note, how do you explain that one?

You must own a better Crystal ball than I

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

I love Two Step’s in depth analysis—its awesome; but my answer was more succinct: No.

[The Chest GuyParticipant 76]

tuna fingers? macho, what is that?

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Ql_wJr9M82NZZaBo8Ztlw

[Anonymous 0]

PistolPete wrote:

I love Two Step’s in depth analysis—its awesome; but my answer was more succinct: No.

Succinct is good. I like your answer too.

[Anonymous 43]

lol this person thinks we hate women?

I don’t hate the alligator chewing on my leg, I hate the circumstances that put my leg in the alligator’s mouth.

Have a day youtube channel person. Go with God.

[MACHOParticipant]

The Chest Guy wrote:

tuna fingers? macho, what is that?

You are a MGTOW , so you should know this? Don’t you think?

You must own a better Crystal ball than I

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

Two Step I suspect your analysis was so far over chest guy’s head you lost him at sentence #3.

[The Chest GuyParticipant 76]

MACHO wrote:

The Chest Guy wrote:

tuna fingers? macho, what is that?

You are a MGTOW , so you should know this? Don’t you think?

well i don’t. so enlighten me oh great and knowledgeable one. no one needs for you to be “that guy” right now. it’s a simple question that i’m going to put into a video to help how MGTOW are perceived. that way when people say “you’re a wymyn h8er” i can say “actually sir we aren’t”

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Ql_wJr9M82NZZaBo8Ztlw

[joetechParticipant]

I have a daughter and four nieces, no sons, no nephews. I don’t hate any group. I’m disappointed at how our government views equality, and I despise hypocrites. As for hate, why waste the energy. People who gain the enmity of others are the ones who die alone and miserable. I have plenty of joy and fulfillment in my life without hating others. Do you hate women? If so, why?

"Don't follow in my footsteps...I stepped in something."

[MACHOParticipant]

The Chest Guy wrote:

actually dude i’ve been here since january.

Please do not respond with an other question, I find this fishy when one does this ? I have been here only since February and have known the answer to that simple question since then. Are you sincere ?

You must own a better Crystal ball than I

[The Chest GuyParticipant 76]

sincere as in telling the truth? yes. actually i was wrong. joined dec 17 at the advice of staying_free_mgtow

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Ql_wJr9M82NZZaBo8Ztlw

[MACHOParticipant]

The Chest Guy wrote:

sincere as in telling the truth?

What other kind of sincere could we be talking about here?

You must own a better Crystal ball than I

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