29 May 2012, Posted by yohami in conversations,politics, 121 Comments.
My HUS Love Story
Rudiger asks me about my HUS Love Story:
I’m a newcomer to HUS and found this and other blogs that I’m relating to through HUS. I don’t have the perspective others may have since I’ve only been reading for a month or so. I don’t know what was going on there several years ago.
I have never heard a woman try to step inside a man’s shoes before, which is why I took HUS as fair. However, I’m baffled that she would disagree with this post about manipulation. This isn’t controversial stuff. Maybe I need to read it again.
A couple of mean girls were attacking my friend Olive at HUS and I wrote that for her, so she would reflect on her own behavior, how she was allowing other people to bully her.
Enter Susan, and she took my post as a personal attack to herself, which wasnt. So what would you do? apologize to Susan for the offense you didnt mean, talk through it and make sure everything is cool?
How about if this unrelated drama, this sudden and hurtful misunderstanding is the pattern, the normal modus operandi?
* * *
If you’re a man wandering at HUS and you’re friendly, Susan will first receive you with cushions and drinks, treat you well, make sure you’re comfortable and enjoying the show, and pull you in closely, intimately, so you become part of her “team”.
See. Susan either has allies or foes, it’s a Black or White world, where the shades of gray are measured according to how much she can use you as an ally, and where she plays the unquestionable moral compass of White. Emphasis on “unquestionable”.
So all it will take is for you to express a dissenting opinion, or a criticism, and your comfortable friendship and trust you were building and the drink that you’re holding on your hand, will explode, beautifully, because you stepped on a land mine that you didnt know was there, and now you’re labeled a despicable “foe” and the cops are coming for your ass and someone is screaming help! help! and whose is all that blood? and you’re too confused right now to figure out what just happened so you start crying and asking for forgiveness, and apologizing for every sin you might have or not committed, that you meant no harm, that you’re one of the good guys… that where the fuck is your drink?
And that second, the second you profusely apologize, everything will be ok. Paradise and agreeableness and trust will come back. Even when you’re not sure about what the fuck just went on.
This is called, training.
And it will happen again. With no warning the drinks will explode, the lights will go off, the rage will go on, she´ll push you out, then pull you in, then out, while you keep working through it and trying to go back to the good and swearing wtf why is this so confusing? who’s there? who’s grabbing my ass?
You´ll be walking on eggshells. And eventually break.
Or you´ll refuse to.
* * *
If you refuse to, you´ll stand there, repeating firmly what you think is right and reasoning through it, and watch how Susan ignores every argument, while nitpicking words and changing the subject, escalating on the issue, making personal comments that might make you react. She´ll increase the dosis.
If you do react, you lose your cool and say something stupid, then all you have to do is to profusely apologize and reassure her you’re one of her allies, and pay whatever duties she has for you. I mean, how dare you man. You made a woman uncomfortable. Pay your fucking fine and do as you’re told, you fucking loser.
But let’s say you dont react. You keep your ground firmly, and as cool as you can, no matter which dosis she gives you. She’ll call for the support of every ally she has and make a big bitch fest around you, painting a big picture of you and looking under your clothes which buttons she can press and press them all in a big huge hungry orgy of dramatic misunderstandings and broken feelings, which she will keep escalating until something breaks. Hopefully you. You bitch! how you dare making her work so hard.
When you eventually see the futility of resisting, you’ll make a mark on the ground and write “land mine here, and here, and here, and dont walk through there, dont mention this… avoid, avoid, avoid, please, please, please her” After a while, there will be a lot of stuff that you just dont talk about, and you’ll know what’s proper to say and what not. You still might receive a drama dosis from time to time, just to make sure you’re under control.
Or you might decide to abandon HUS, or to become one of HUS and help give newcomers the same treatment.
Or you´ll take the whole thing badly and spit it out. In which case you’ll get banned. You were always a foe, didnt ya know? oh you despicable malicious pig.
* * *
And when I was walking out I saw something funny.
All those mines and sensitive subjects were, most of the time, fights Susan initiated herself, offenses she took on herself when the other parties meant no offense, or offenses she did on others but then acted like an abused victim when the other party responded angrily, or misunderstandings, mistakes on her part that she wouldnt take responsibility of, etc.
HUS is like an open party with lights and music and candy and interesting posters and hype, where everyone discussing sensible stuff and dancing, and with Susan, smoothly, dropping mines and picking fights and then playing the good samaritan who’s been wronged.
And all those mechanics…. I swear I have seen them somewhere else. Like. Everywhere. I see sick people. Let’s make a movie where Bruce Willis was sick all along.
So what did I do, fueled by my rescuer complex? I called her openly on her bizarre behavior and asked her to self reflect and change. Boom. Im so clever.
You bet that didnt turn out well.
From there on my whole presence was making landmines blow off. That post for Olive for example, Susan took it as a “character assassination” directed to her and wanted me go to in yet another endless me-you-drama-ohnoyoudidnt party.
The games we play. Or stop playing.
* * *
So. Are you new to HUS? pay attention. Dont waste your time explaining that you didnt mean and that you didnt say or rectifying ancient misconceptions and mistakes that go on and on and on and forever on that site, dont waste your time rectifying the “truth” there.
HUS is not a research-the-truth-and-be-honest forum. HUS is there to support the opinion and mood states and ego involvements of Susan, and where disagreeing, or the appearance of disagreeing, means betrayal, which is a political crime punishable by shame and rage, and she’ll make sure those happen, that your boundaries get tested and your alliances reassured, and that you pay your fines, and it will require passing through several stages of love / hate, walking on eggshells, breakups make ups and endless drama, as long as she considers you a valuable asset, until you’re hers, or you’re out.
I dont know if it’s a flavor or BPD/N, but whatever it is, her charisma works. I think she gets 20k-50K visitors a month. That’s a lot of people wanting to play.
But, if you feel like playing, at least know what you’re playing.
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121 Comments
May 29, 2012 8:23 pm
Bronan the Barbarian! @Twitter Name
Hooking Up Smart seems like a “Not All Women Are Like That” echo chamber. Waste of time to even read it.
May 30 2012 02:18 am
yohami
Yes.
May 29, 2012 9:23 pm
Byron @-
I get what you’re saying, & have experienced it myself for sure, but the fact of the matter is, it’s Susan’s site, her mission & her forum – she can run it how she likes just as you can run Yohami.com. It annoys me that there are points I feel passionately about that can’t be debated there without her getting irrational, but really, that would be the case anywhere else too, so I just appreciate it for what it is, & hope to get into those other matters elsewhere.
Truth is, if my blog got that much traffic, I’d probably start censoring people that pissed me off too. Sad but true.
May 29, 2012 9:28 pm
yohami
Man if I had the same traffic as HUS, I would just ban EVERYONE.
May 29, 2012 11:31 pm
Zorro @Twitter Name
I commented at HUS about three times. Susan responded to my comments once. That was all the feedback I needed to know SW is several Coco Puffs short of a full bowl.
May 30, 2012 12:39 am
krauser
I never understood why men go on HUS. It’s a woman giving dating advice to women, for women. It was always about Team Woman. But for whatever reason you, Rollo, Rivelino and Dalrock were all talking about it, responding to it, taking it seriously. I literally scanned it once and filed it under “nothing to learn here”.
Does it have some kind of extra public visibility in the US?
May 30 2012 14:30 pm
deti @Twitter Name
"Over time, it was decided it needed to become more "female friendly" and thus male comments that could lead to unpleasant feelings had to be curtailed"
I think this happened after her dustup with Dalrock. Some think it happened after she was profiled in Kate Bolick's The Atlantic piece in the fall of 2011. Whatever the timeline, Susan Walsh has clearly decided to take HUS away from the good male-female discussion and toward more female-centric fare. While the discussion there is not male-hostile, it is more female-friendly with decidedly less emphasis on game and male interests.
May 30 2012 10:03 am
Höllenhund @Twitter Name
You’re forgetting that Aunt Sue was never honest about her true intentions. She has always pimped her site as some sort of fantastic venue where men and women can rationally and respectfully discuss gender relations as equals, where men and women can ‘meet each other halfway’ (whatever the fuck that’s supposed to mean when coming from a woman’s mouth), where . She fancies herself as some sort of spokesperson for all young people frustrated in the current SMP. (She obviously envies Katie Bollock’s financial success and craves mainstream acceptance and celebrity status.)
The reality, of course, is very different. HUS is an online venue that demonstrates perfectly how societal gynocentrism operates and gynonormativity is enforced. Women decide the rules, and the men who break them are ostracized from polite society. Women’s way of doing things is good, men’s way of doing things is bad. Men need to adapt to women; it’s never the other way around. The female sexual strategy is justifiable and correct, the male sexual strategy is dishonest, illegitimate and should be regulated by law. That’s how all societies function, and this is the insanity that men need to be liberated from.
Her increasing intolerance and paranoia, worthy of a Stalinist apparatchik (she actually believes misogynist ‘dark game’ PUA bloggers are conspiring to undermine her site), is further proof that women are by nature authoritarian. When given freedom, they use it to indulge in their submissive fantasies. When men exercise freedom, they utterly hate it. As far as they’re concerned, all men should be serving the female imperative, and those who fail or refuse to do so deserve nothing but scorn and demise. Examine the history of any dictatorship, and you’ll find that a disproportionately high number of its supporters were women. Look at any feminist website, and you’ll see they’re the most heavily moderated and censored websites of the Internet. Again, no coincidence.
May 30 2012 08:35 am
Mike C
I never understood why men go on HUS
There was a time when there was some extremely candid, frank, and substantive intersex dialogue and conversation taking place.
Over time, it was decided it needed to become more "female friendly" and thus male comments that could lead to unpleasant feelings had to be curtailed, and I think that is when you've seen a big drop in male participation in the comments, except for a few guys who probably lean much towards approval seeking men.
Susan is a smart businesswoman serving her customer needs and customizing the product for her target market. I can't fault her for that.
May 31 2012 16:26 pm
Rollo Tomassi @Twitter Name
Krauser, I honestly didn't even know who Aunt Giggles was until about 3 weeks after I started my blog when she took it upon herself to call me out for my Wait for It? post.
https://rationalmale.wordpress.com/2011/09/23/wait-for-it/
This was from September 23rd of last year. Since then she's lifted my material, cherry-picked data from my sources, used my terminologies (which she's now banned the use of on HUS), crafted entire posts around mischaracterizing me and my ideas, entirely avoids any critical debate on the counterpoints I'd made on her comment threads and has ignored any and every commenter who'd take my side or even concede that my arguments were valid.
Susan sought me out. She came looking for some shit and she got it, only then did she realized that my perspectives made a lot more sense to people, and unlike Roissy or Roosh I would engage her. She got off on the attention for a while until her former sycophants started agreeing with me. Then it was "god I wish I had never even heard of Rollo or Dalrock. I swear I will delete any mention of them on this blog."
May 30, 2012 2:05 am
yohami
K, in my case, I got a throne there, the (now deleted)”Wisdom of Yohami” post, which was a nice massage for my ego.
And, back then the group of commentators was great, omegas alphas players mras girls feminists sluts prudes etc. All across the spectrum. It was a fun place.
May 30, 2012 2:47 am
krauser
I suppose I just read the posts and not the comments, so I missed all that.
May 31 2012 07:31 am
Leap of a Beta
Yeah. The value of HUS was always found in its comments section. Susan's posts rarely had anything ground breaking - but learning how a variety of real people responded and having conversations where we looked towards solutions from any subject such as American Divorce laws, female hypergamy in dating/relationships, to trying to have blue pill men see the reality of whats around them.
All gone. When there's no conflicting voices, there's no growth of ideas.
May 30, 2012 4:32 am
Michael of Charlotte
I suppose I get more and more confused about the point of HUS. The post about 50 Shades of Grey was eye opening to me in how much the female posters over there dismissed it. From then on, I really came to believe that women just refuse to accept they like what they like. I just don’t understand how that helps girls get the kinds of men they want.
Either way, I’ll stick with the blogs she seems to hate. Your blog and Rollo’s has helped immensely. About to start running through Krauser’s blog after seeing Rollo’s link to the London Real video.
May 31 2012 02:17 am
Jennifer
"The post about 50 Shades of Grey was eye opening to me in how much the female posters over there dismissed it. From then on, I really came to believe that women just refuse to accept they like what they like"
If they said they didn't like it, they didn't like it. Susan used to link to a lot of less than desirable or even healthy sites; it sounds like she's cleaning house. She took a lot of disagreements well when I was there, and only got impatient with really ugly attitudes; maybe she's growing tired of fighting, it happens.
May 30, 2012 4:36 am
Dax @Twitter Name
You keep accusing women in the sphere, and people around you, of being narcissists. Projection?
May 30 2012 04:37 am
yohami
Maybe. What do you see?
May 30, 2012 5:07 am
greenlander @Twitter Name
Susan is no friend of men.
A lot of guys in the manosphere ended up here because of the pure injustice in what is going on: not only are betas shut out of the sexual market, but they also get the bill for it through government wealth transfers. Once a guy takes the red pill, he’s justifiably pissed about what’s going on.
Women don’t think in terms of justice. (As Heartiste said in a blog post today, “Most women are self-absorbed by nature; it comes with the territory when you are, biologically and hence psychologically, the more valuable sex. This is why women should never have been given the vote; when the world revolves around you, it’s not a huge rationalization leap to decide that the world owes you lots of gimmedats.”)
Accordingly, Susan doesn’t think about justice. Her blog is about giving (sometimes poor, sometimes good) advice to women on how to ride the cock carousel in their twenties and then jump off it right in time to find a beta before they become cat ladies. Susan managed to pull it off, but it’s a risky strategy… and because SO MANY women are trying to use the same strategy and the number of “upper betas” that appear to thirty-year-old girls is declining due to shifts in our culture and economy, it’s destined to become an even worse mating strategy. And the men involved don’t even have a choice in the matter: at least the women in our culture are making a CHOICE to ride the carousel. They have a choice. The men don’t. Susan is wholly unconcerned about the sheer injustice that men face. As she honestly points out, her blog isn’t about justice. It’s about helping women ride the carousel.
Sooner or later, this will turn around. There will be a whole generation of feminist-inspired cat ladies going forward.
I also agree with Bronan that it’s an echo chamber of hamster fallacies.
May 31 2012 02:19 am
Jennifer
I've never seen Susan advise alpha-riding or sluthood. She's advised some things I'm against, but not playing with bad boys. Maybe people's protestations of her occasional nod to risky sex have gotten her to cut some links. Either way, Heartiste whining about injustice and other people being self-centered is hilarious.
May 30, 2012 5:22 am
greenlander
BTW, I also had my own run-in with Susan when I pointed out that the amount of actual personal experience she has with what’s going on in the dating market is exactly zero.
http://dalrock.wordpress.com/2011/10/14/all-the-lonely-feminist-spinsters/#comment-16906
Rather than addressing the content of my argument (“you are qualified to comment because you don’t really know what’s going on”) she focused on my comment “Susan herself hasn’t been on a date with a guy since Dwight Eisenhower was president” and appealed to all the girls on her blog to have an emotional reaction response than a logical rebuttal. That’s just typical of Susan: she rules by emotion and not with logical discourse.
http://www.hookingupsmart.com/2011/10/16/tidbits/dating-back-in-the-day/
May 30, 2012 9:15 am
Retrenched
HUS was a very interesting place back in the day, from about fall of ’10 to fall of ’11 or so. There was a lot of free, frank discussion of the SMP from every perspective.
Back then Susan seemed to have a lot more empathy for the male point of view, particularly that of frustrated beta males. I remember once she even congratulated Rivelino when he was able to score commitment-free sex to break a dry spell.
I don’t think she’d do that today…
May 30, 2012 3:32 pm
Stingray
May I play devil’s advocate for a moment?
As men, when you learn about game, is it shameful for you to learn of your true nature’s? I realize how difficult (as much as I can empathize from a woman’s perspective) it must be to learn of your learned beta behavior’s and how difficult it must be to change that. But when you learn what it is to be Man, at your core, is it shameful?
I ask, because women learning about their own true nature, at first is shameful. It is not easy to move past, but acceptance can come. The other side of that shame is that, instead of moving on to acceptance, is to push the knowledge out and focus on something else. In this case, the focus has shifted to cads and their danger to women. The big problem is that, in the long run, the women she is trying to help (and the men they end up with) are going to be very hurt.
May 30 2012 16:05 pm
deti @Twitter Name
"But when you learn what it is to be Man, at your core, is it shameful? "
No. Not at all.
What is shameful is realizing how beta and omega I was, that it was not the real me, and yet I spent years living that way.
I was ashamed at having treated good women poorly in favor of giving my attention, investment and commitment to undeserving women because I thought I deserved no better.
I was ashamed at having been unable or unwilling to see the truth for so long.
I was ashamed at having missed so many signs and signals along the way.
I was ashamed at the wasted time, money and commitment. I was ashamed at having wasted that time, money and commitment on unworthy status whores, attention whores, and entitlement princesses.
I was ashamed at taking women's advice on dating and women, who, with all due respect, are utterly unqualified and unknowing to give such advice. I was ashamed that I listened to my mother and sisters, and not to my male friends. I was ashamed at having been a beta orbiter, emotional tampon, and "girlfriend" to women.
I am not ashamed that I want sex. I am not ashamed of my high sex drive, nor that I expect my wife to service and satisfy it. I am not ashamed that I want to bang half the women I see, nor of my ability to restrain myself. (I am ashamed that though I can restrain myself, so many married women are unable or unwilling to do so.)
I used to be ashamed that before I was married, I had premarital sex and enjoyed it. I had a few ONSs. I used to be ashamed of that. I am not anymore.
I am not ashamed of my true nature as a man.
May 30 2012 19:27 pm
Scot Lasley @Twitter Name
Stingray,
I can't speak for the other men, but for me, I think I always knew in my heart what my true nature was, but repressed, denied, hid that side of myself due to shame. So the shame was there all along. It was what kept me from living out that true nature. Learning game, taking the "red pill" was in some ways a positive experience, because while I was put off at first by what I was learning about the nature of women, I was also learning that it was really okay to be a man--there was no shame in it.
May 30, 2012 4:19 pm
Stingray
Deti,
Very well done. That is my point. Men have been put in a horrible place of shame and are working their way out (it’s admirable. Any woman who tell you otherwise is scared).
Women are put in this place of assumed respect (see Rollo’s latest) and then learn of what can be very easily seen as a shameful true nature. It’s terrifying on many levels to see the truth in this. While it is obviously wrong, it is terribly easy to try to shame men for their true nature’s to try to bring back the balance (or to try to maintain the upper hand).
I’m not trying to say that men or women have it easier in any of this. It is better to start from a place of shame and then see one’s true power or is it better to start from a place of power and then see the shamefulness of one’s nature? I don’t know.
May 30 2012 19:26 pm
Höllenhund @Twitter Name
Wrong. One big difference between men and women is that women have no sense of shame, no natural sense of honor to protect, indeed no natural sense of right or wrong, because they aren't naturally imbued with a sense of justice. Their behavior is kept in line only when the consequences, especially the material consequences, of misbehavior are very concrete and clear. Trying to appeal to women's sense of shame is an utter waste of time. Whatever sense of shame they have is in fact nothing but the fear of possible ostracism from the sisterhood.
May 30 2012 20:23 pm
deti
"One big difference between men and women is that women have no sense of shame, no natural sense of honor to protect, indeed no natural sense of right or wrong, because they aren't naturally imbued with a sense of justice."
Much as it pains me to say it, I am beginning to think this is correct about women, when it comes to interpersonal relationships. This is because men think and women feel.
To women in relationships, there is no "right and wrong"; there is only "what I want and what I don't want."
May 30, 2012 4:40 pm
deti
“In this case, the focus has shifted to cads and their danger to women. The big problem is that, in the long run, the women she is trying to help (and the men they end up with) are going to be very hurt.”
Yes, because here’s how it will play out:
Many women (not just those who read at HUS) will rack up some sizable partner counts. Many of them have already racked up sizable partner counts. I hear it’s rare to find a woman with n < 4 nowadays. Many women get to double digits before getting married.
These women have no idea at all that they are destroying their pair bonding ability — something Susan doesn't talk about much at HUS. (Increased partner counts destroying pair bonding seems characteristic of women, not men, BTW.) If Susan wants to help these women, she should talk about this.
So when these women decide to marry, they won't be able to pair bond. Whatever attraction they have to their husbands will dissipate and they won't know why. These women will develop vague yet pervasive feelings of unhappiness and dissatisfaction with their marriages and therefore their lives. The price will be paid in "I'm not haaaappy" divorces.
Women are also being told that they can put off marriage until they are older. But time is not on a woman's side. As she ages her window for finding her most attractive mate gets ever smaller and shorter. By the time she is "ready" to marry in her late 20s or early 30s (i.e. she gets an STD, she tires of the carousel or she gets kicked off because she's hit The Wall), the marriageable men she's attracted to are few and far between. Most men in her group are either married already, confirmed alpha bachelors, or undesirable lower betas or omegas.
What many women do not seem to understand is that men are getting wise to all this. After being told for 10 years that they aren't wanted and aren't needed, they are bristling when the 30 year old unmarried woman who laughed in their faces 6, 7, 10 years ago, is now keenly interested in them.
It just looks disingenuous. What's really going on is that the 30 year old carousel rider hears the roaring of the biological clock, screaming to get pregnant and have a baby. She works a pointless, stupid, low paying job that she hates. She lives with her parents, or in a shithole apartment with roommates. She's picked up HPV from one of her past partners, but doesn't know it. She had a bad case of chlamydia years ago. What she doesn't know is that that STD scarred up her fallopian tubes, making it nearly impossible to get pregnant.
The quality of men who are interested in her has declined precipitously. She can't even get the hot alpha studs to pump and dump her despite overt offers, much less take her on a day trip somewhere. (Right now she'd take a pump and dump from a young alpha, just for the validation.) Her chances of marriage are dwindling with each passing day and she knows it.
And so men look at her and say — "You expect me to wife up THAT?"
The funny thing is that the men were there, at HUS, and were saying these things over and over and over again at HUS. It's just not getting through. I see the emphasis now is on "manwhores" and how to identify cads and players. But these are the kinds of men that women repeatedly SHOW that they want, despite what they SAY they want. What we keep SEEING, by women's behavior and conduct and outward demeanor, is that women want to have sex with and want relationships with cads and players. At least one woman at HUS is clear — she wants and needs a well hung alpha, and nothing less will satisfy her. Most other women who post at HUS say they want beta men, but if they are to be taken at their word, they are outliers.
As MikeC said above, her site is for women now. SHe's tailoring her product for her clientele, and eliminating product features her choice clientele doesn't want.
But, she says she believes in marriage, and that she wants her readers to get married and have babies. Maybe it's just me, but I would think that if she believes in love and marriage, and wants them for her clientele, she and her readers would want to hear what men have to say about love, sex, marriage, and life. And that's all men, not just single men, or married men, or betas, or cads, or players.
May 30, 2012 5:01 pm
deti
Stingray:
I’m much more ashamed (and fearful) of women’s true natures. These feral female characteristics are not discussed at HUS.
1. At their basest, women are cruel, petty, and vindictive — both to other women and to men. I have seen a woman with her words literally cut a man’s heart out of his chest, throw it on the ground and stomp on it repeatedly — in public.
Women have a capacity for verbal cruelty to others that I have yet to see any man match. They seem to reserve their worst cruelty for their husbands.
2. It is not true that women are innately good, pure, and noble. Women have a capacity for human sin just as men do.
3. Given the right circumstances, the right man, the right time, and low risk of detection, many (if not most) women will cheat on their husbands. Most women in the past have “cheated” on a boyfriend. And it is much easier for a woman to conceal her cheating than it is for a man to conceal his.
4. Women want rough, vigorous sex. Most don’t like candlelight, romantic sex, at least not most of the time. Most women really get off on vigorous sex.
5. When it comes to sex, nearly all women want to be dominated by a strong man. Women want to be told what to do, when to do it and how to do it in the bedroom.
6. Women act ruthlessly in their own self interest. If a woman deems it to be to her advantage, she is fully capable of shading the truth, lying, obfuscation, fraud, deceit, manipulation, cunning, and more.
Feminism keeps these truths from men, who need to hear them. I’m going to shout them from the rooftops.
May 30, 2012 5:48 pm
Stingray
Deti,
I am not sure I am more fearful of women’s true nature only because men’s true nature’s are so hidden away right now that I cannot see a society where they run rampant to be able to compare them to. Otherwise, I agree with everything you said. Also, everything you said is exactly why I believe that it is going to be up to men to turn the SMP around. Right now, women are in a place of power. They are also coming from a place where their true nature’s are not only running rampant but are encouraged. Through this encouragement, the true nature is being hidden away and turned on it’s head. So, I have no compunction to think that women are 1. going to give up that power (perceived, BTW) 2. going to admit their true natures which, when unleashed entirely, are shameful things.
However, on the flip side, we have most men. Who, in a place of shame now (your post above), are very motivated to move to their true nature’s which are (mostly) not seen as shameful at all. They are also moving from a place of weakness to a place of power. Who is more motivated to makes these changes? Men.
Here’s the clincher, though. What many women don’t seem to realize is that both men and women have power. Each compliments the other. Women are simply pissed that our power is not overt, like a man’s.
(Ugh, I hope this makes sense. I haven’t thought this all out very much as it came to me while reading all the comments. If it doesn’t make sense. My apologies.)
May 30 2012 19:34 pm
Höllenhund @Twitter Name
Indeed, Stingray, I'm afraid you aren't making sense.
Male nature is not and has never been hidden away. Young women have always been taught to carefully handle men's advances because, you know, men are just dishonest dogs who only want sex. Boys have always been taught that their normal masculinity is toxic, harmful and without justification, because pumping and dumping women is just wrong, women should be respected etc.
The simple fact, of course, is that men have absolutely nothing to be ashamed of, because it's only their unique ability of self-discipline and self-awareness that makes any human progress possible.
May 30, 2012 6:43 pm
deti
Stingray:
I think it makes some sense.
Accepting these truths about women, and that unrestrained hypergamy unleashed these behaviors on our society, has been the toughest part of getting the red pill down.
I spent the first 40 years of my life hearing almost every woman in my life telling me that women are gentle and good; they need to be treated gently; they needed soft, romantic sex; and if I’m not giving them that, then I’m a failure as a man.
What a painful revelation it has been to see woman after woman talk about how jackhammering turns them on; how some of them love being turned ass up and rawdogged. Admitting to fantasies of multiple partner sex. Story after story of marriages upended by “I’m not haaaaappy” divorce after 10 years or more.
When my wife told me she wasn’t physically attracted to me, all it took to turn things around for us was my threatening to walk. I was prepared to do it, too, regardless of the cost. All I had to do was stand up for myself a little. All I had to do was push back a little, and that was enough to tip the scales back to my advantage. I have hand now.
May 30 2012 19:11 pm
Stingray
I would guess that, probably unbeknownst to your wife, she wanted you to have hand all along.
I spent the first 40 years of my life hearing almost every woman in my life telling me that women are gentle and good; they need to be treated gently; they needed soft, romantic sex; and if I’m not giving them that, then I’m a failure as a man.
Yeah. I (somewhat) understand. I heard this, too. I also believed it. I think most women do believe it (those women at HUS. I think they do want beta traits. Coupled with a dominate man. I truly to not believe that any of these women want a real beta. I also do not believe they want to marry a full fledged alpha. Sex, yes. Marry, no.) and then cannot understand why they are so unhappy when they are given these things by their husbands. "I'm supposed to be happy here. I have been given everything I thought I wanted. So what is wrong with me?" And this is best case scenario, because how often does it go, what is wrong with him?
It took my husband to teach me the crap that these untruths are. It was all subconscious until I learned about game, but it was there nonetheless. Thank God.
I am curious though, now that you know that these things are part of what a woman inherently is, is it still painful? I realize that you were told these things would still be quite painful, but the things in your list itself (hypergamy, jack hammering sex, submission, etc.) are they painful now that you understand them?
May 30, 2012 7:15 pm
Stingray
Sorry about all the typos and the rambling. Killer sinus headache today and it is making it very difficult to think clearly.
May 30, 2012 7:26 pm
yohami
Im loving Deti & Stingray’s exchange here.
June 10 2012 09:29 am
Rivelino
yeah it is excellent.
May 30, 2012 7:30 pm
yohami
Hollen, you’re describing a narcissist / BPD there, not just women. Believe me, I used to conflate the two. Most of these women ARE narcissists.
But women know shame very well. And guilt. It’s just not based on an abstract sense of justice, since that’s men’s ladder. It’s based on personal and group value. Shame get’s triggered when they get rejected from a group, and guilt is triggered when they do something that decreases their value. And they feel / assume these emotions to be final. Like they could kill and never be washed away. It’s powerful stuff.
May 30 2012 19:45 pm
Höllenhund
'Guilt' not bases on a sense of justice, some concrete moral code, is no 'guilt' at all, Yohami, merely regret that one got caught. And the plain old fear of your value decreasing is sure as hell ain't guilt either.
May 30 2012 19:47 pm
Höllenhund
bases = based
May 30, 2012 7:50 pm
yohami
Hollen, forget about ethereal justice in women.
When a woman makes a mistake that costs her greatly, something that decreases her value, or something that has bad repercussion for her group, she feels guilt.
Not because she murdered some abstract ideal. But because what she did had bad repercussions on the emotional world, which is where she lives on.
Women dont live on the abstract ideal world as men do, so this “justice” is meaningless. Stuff is either good or bad for her and her group. If she does somethings that ends up being bad, it’s like a mark. I’ve seen those before but I didnt recognize them, they didnt fit on my ideal of guilt/justice and then it didnt fit on me viewing all women as narcissists. But the guilt is there, just in a different circuit.
On the other hand a man can kill his own tribe and group and blow up a country and be guilt-free if he thinks he did the right thing? very sociopathic. The woman will be guilt-free if she didnt trigger negative emotions on the ones she cares about. Or guilt fueled if she does.
May 30, 2012 7:54 pm
Stingray
Hollenhund,
Ok, I agree. That one part of man’s nature is at the forefront and always has been. However, (and yes, hidden away was a poor choice of phrasing) man’s natural dominance (obviously some men will always be more dominant than others) has been attempted to be squashed, your ability to focus on yourselves and your missions; squashed, self-awareness; squashed, discipline; squashed. There are more and society has continually tried to take them from you.
My point is that boys are taught exactly as you say. To squash what makes the inherently masculine. Hide it away. Try to make men ashamed of them. However, as you said, there is nothing to be ashamed of in the masculine.
It all sort of goes back to penis envy doesn’t it? Women can’t have what you have, so let’s take it away. When in reality, I think a woman’s honor should stem from supporting a man’s masculinity. Propping it up even further. Women are meant to be covert supporter’s. However, we are attention seekers and we need validation. Heh, makes it a difficult task. Couple that with women who can’t find a man who will take them or who they are unwilling to support and in comes feminism.
May 30, 2012 7:56 pm
deti
STingray:
“I am curious though, now that you know that these things are part of what a woman inherently is, is it still painful? I realize that you were told these things would still be quite painful, but the things in your list itself (hypergamy, jack hammering sex, submission, etc.) are they painful now that you understand them?”
Hell yes, it still hurts. Wasted time, money and investment given to unworthy, undeserving women. Knowing your own mother and sisters lied to you and failed to tell you anything useful about women. Knowing your own father didn’t and couldn’t teach you, because he was a mangina white knight. Knowing your own wife is capable of lying to your face, and then knowing she did lie to you. Knowing that almost no amount of contrition can erase it. Wondering what else she lied to you about. Fighting about it. Knowing her pair bonding ability is severely damaged if not destroyed, by her own hand. Her own inability to understand that her own past behavior might have future deleterious effects. (I’m starting to believe TFH is right when he says women don’t understand cause and effect very well, at least when it comes to sex and relationships.) The realization that some women fucked you just because they wanted to fuck you. The realization that some women fucked you just because they wanted commitment from you. The realization that some women sportfuck; and nearly all women have sportfucked at some time in their lives.
I know too much now. I can never, ever go back to the way it was. I have to live with what I know now.
May 30 2012 20:08 pm
Stingray
Knowing your own mother and sisters lied to you and failed to tell you anything useful about women.
I know I am going to get slammed for this, but here goes . . . Is it a lie when they believe it themselves? I am not trying to say you shouldn't be angry. You were told things by the people you love that were not true. But did they deceive you intentionally or did they buy into the pretty lies themselves?
As to you wife, I am sorry. I don't know what happened and even if I did, I doubt I could even explain it. Back to Yohami's original post, this is what scares me so much about HUS. It will only cause more of this hurt and perpetuate what is going on. Not change it.
Who is TFH? Not knowing his theory, I think that many women do not know cause and effect in relationships. If they did, they wouldn't slut it up and then expect Mr. Right Alpha to come sweep them off their feet at 38 and have many babies with him.
May 30 2012 20:13 pm
deti
STing:
TFH is a frequent commenter at Dalrock. He wrote The Misandry Bubble. He often comments that women have a poor grasp of cause and effect.
I have no doubt my family bought into the pretty lies. Our society and its institutions are so saturated in feminism that looking back, there is no other simple explanation.
May 30, 2012 8:04 pm
deti
“Women dont live on the abstract ideal world as men do, so this “justice” is meaningless. Stuff is either good or bad for her and her group. If she does somethings that ends up being bad, it’s like a mark. ****
“The woman will be guilt-free if she didnt trigger negative emotions on the ones she cares about. Or guilt fueled if she does.”
Gold. And somethign men need to understand about women, and especially their women. Doesn’t matter where their upbringing is, or their personal belief or value system, or religion. WOmen inhabit the emotional, and it is everything.
A woman shields herself from all negative emotions unless something has affected her personally, or someone close to her, or her social group. She only feels guilt if she knows her conduct hurt herself, or someone close to her, or in her group, or she fears losing something or someone important to her.
She only feels shame if her conduct has lowered her in the eyes of her group, or her BF, or her husband, or her parents, or someone close to her.
May 30 2012 20:27 pm
Höllenhund
LOL. A woman cares about the opinion of her husband/boyfriend...until she decides he's no longer hot enough. She cares about the approval of her girlfriends...until she decides they became unworthy or unsupportive of her.
May 30, 2012 8:10 pm
deti
I saw this somewhere. It’s brilliant.
A man decides on a course of conduct. He says to himself:
“I want to do this. I know it’s wrong, but I will live with the consequences.”
A woman decides on a course of conduct. She says to herself:
“I want to do this. Therefore, it is not wrong.”
June 01 2012 22:23 pm
Ted D
Deti - "A woman decides on a course of conduct. She says to herself:
“I want to do this. Therefore, it is not wrong.”"
And this is how I've come to hear from women "how can it be wrong if it feels right?" And the worst part is they were genuinely asking the question.
May 31, 2012 12:28 am
Mike C
Stingray at 3:32 PM….(I can’t cut and paste the relevant text for some reason), you highlight what I think is a very dangerous paradox, an attempt to square the circle that will result in heartache….Here’s the problem…
Recently, a main topic of discussion has been this Girls show. There is a couple I think Charlie and Marnie (I don’t watch the show) where Charlie’s reason for being with Marnie was “he chose her”. Many of the women were put off if not aghast at this thinking. And almost visceral questioning of “where is his feeling”.
In the same thread of somewhere else, commenter Lokland talked about “choosing” his fiancee on a daily basis and honoring his commitment. I believe this deliberate choosing is very much an integral part of male love. We could find the girl that is hotter, or sucks a better dick, or cooks better, but at some point, we pick one and choose her, and that’s it…it is a settled matter.
My sense is female love doesn’t work this way, there has to be some strong component of passion or some very powerful feeling that goes beyond deliberate choice.
So now we’ve arrived at the dilemma. How does one advocate that women choose men on a rational, logical basis that they cannot feel passion for? Even if you convince the woman the steadfast, earnest, hard-working beta is the “right choice” how much time passes (months, years) before she finally wakes up one day, and decides she doesn’t “feel it” for him, especially if she comes across a man who really sparks that passion.
I don’t know the solution. Men have to develop those aspects of their personality and character, but telling women to go for the “safe, reliable” choice who evokes no passion will only work if the woman can truly honor the commitment she has made, and not cave in to her feelings of “something missing” down the road.
May 31 2012 03:51 am
Stingray
Mike,
I agree with you. And, no I don't think women do "choose" their mates in the way you are talking about, though I admit I cannot fully understand it. I think women fall in love with what a man does. His actions show his character. They show his ability to be dominant and lead. Now, this ability to be dominant and lead can be in good men and in assholes. This is where a woman, I think, has to use her brain and walk away from the asshole if she is looking for long term.
If a woman did choose in the manner that you are talking about and truly honors her commitment (and it happens, I think a lot more than people realize as 50% of marriages do not end in divorce. I don't think those 50% are all husband led marriages. I would not begin to wager a guess what the percentage is, though) then the marriage is not as happy for either the man or women as they would have hoped. And most often, I don't think they can figure out why. This is when one ends up with marriages where there is sex once a month and the husband is working like mad to make the wife happy. She ends up leading, is angry more than she would like to be and he is frustrated trying to figure out where he went wrong.
May 31, 2012 2:57 am
Jennifer
“. I remember once she even congratulated Rivelino when he was able to score commitment-free sex to break a dry spell.
I don’t think she’d do that today…”
That’s the cleaning-up act I’m talking about. But she needs to cease saying the same things to women.
“I am not ashamed that I want to bang half the women I see”
Of course not, that wouldn’t be alpha.
“Men have been put in a horrible place of shame and are working their way out”
Stingray, wanting to trade up and wanting to bang other people when you’re married, are things people should control with proper humility for crying out loud. This whole attitude of “just have sex, be with bad boys, be commitment-free whether you’re man or woman” is pathetic weakling attitudes. Mature manhood and womanhood requires restraint and discipline, even of our thoughts.
“To women in relationships, there is no “right and wrong”; there is only “what I want and what I don’t want.”
Yes, while today’s men are all honorable.
“men’s true nature’s are so hidden away right now that I cannot see a society where they run rampant to be able to compare them to”
Um, Afghanistan? South Africa? The lowest of American areas? Suuure, men have nothing ever to be ashamed of.
“A man decides on a course of conduct. He says to himself:
“I want to do this. I know it’s wrong, but I will live with the consequences.”
A woman decides on a course of conduct. She says to herself:
“I want to do this. Therefore, it is not wrong.”
Eve actually took more blame than Adam.
“I know I am going to get slammed for this, but here goes . . . Is it a lie when they believe it themselves?”
I was thinking the same; the mom’s from another generation, the sisters may be that way themselves.
“Women are simply pissed that our power is not overt, like a man’s.”
It is now; it wasn’t nearly as often in the past.
Sting, you simplify or mass-group a lot of things into one category. Men and women are biologically wired to have multiple partners, but emotionally it’s far more natural (and healthy for society) to be monogamous. Likewise, we function better when we follow a moral code, and as a Christian, I believe this is coded in our souls; problem is, the flesh overrides the soul pretty often, and we now have women encouraged to follow the flesh AND inflate selfish urges. Not all women want to be told what to do; some do wish for direct power and leadership, some prefer gentler sex than jackhammering. But this society does two things: it encourages us to not only follow our biological and even mentally selfish urges, but to inflate such things to drastic levels. It’s a natural biological urge to want sex with someone you’re attracted to even if there’s not love. It is not natural for many, however, to be into S&M; I’ve had loose sexual urges, but have never been anything but chilled by the idea of having physical pain inflicted on me. Even our lower natural urges are different and have different levels of potential harm to them, but society wants to bring these ALL out. So there are men sleeping around, even if they’re not naturally your typical selfish bastard with sociopathic self-interest, like Roissy, or narcissistic attention whores, like Tucker Max. And there are women spouting Gloria Steinem party lines, even if they’d just as soon be sitting in front of a fire with their hardworking husbands. If men and women weren’t restrained with morality, sure, they’d doubtless sleep around before marriage, but possibly a lot less than they are currently. And divorce? The power-shift has enabled women to use it easily, so they have, but the number of sources ENCOURAGING women to divorce has raised the number of divorces probably twice as much. Likewise, you have straight young adults experimenting with homosexual activities that they’re probably not even really wired for. Our culture is encouraging wild activities, from loose sex to body impaling, right now. We need to return to being a Christian culture, with men being encouraged to lead and women being encouraged to use their strengths for moral causes. Men and women need to be made aware of both their natural but not beneficial urges, and the more unnatural and harmful urges that some of them have, and know how to handle such things without either self-hatred or enabling, simultaneously knowing how to tell the difference between them.
May 31 2012 03:39 am
Stingray
wanting to trade up and wanting to bang other people when you’re married, are things people should control with proper humility for crying out loud. This whole attitude of “just have sex, be with bad boys, be commitment-free whether you’re man or woman” is pathetic weakling attitudes. Mature manhood and womanhood requires restraint and discipline, even of our thoughts.
I agree with you. What I meant when I said working their way out of a place of shame means that they are working to go from beta to being alpha. Where did I ever say alpha is banging girls left and right and wanting to be commitment free? It's not what I meant. Going from beta to a place of manliness is all I meant - being dominant, self control, a leader, etc. Damn, I wish this idea of alpha is an asshole would just die.
Also, I am talking about Western men. Would man's base instinct form the same here as they do in the places you mentioned? Maybe, but as we are still mostly a Christian nation, I don't know.
Yes, you are right, I do mass group a lot of things and simplify lots of things. I do it very intentionally as I am on a man's site and this is how men tend to communicate. I realize fully that there are women who do not fall into exactly what we are talking about. Hell, if we were all the same, men wouldn't have so much difficulty figuring us out. But, men like to talk in generalities and when I speak to them I do the same. Everything I am saying is talking about the typical woman. And, no, I don't think the typical woman likes S&M. But she does like her sex far more rough than rose petals and Kenny G.
As to, everything else, I fully agree with you. A lot of the things that you take issue with are because I tend to communicate very differently with men than I do women. Yohami and the others here are talking about your average woman and find it tedious to have to type out every time, "I am only speaking in generalities. NAWALT." They are not talking directly to you, or me, or any other particular woman out there. Just the middle of the bell curve where most of us are.
May 31 2012 03:47 am
Jennifer
Thanks for teh clarifications, Sting. But I thought I recalled you saying that men's biological nature, or something that seemed less than desirable, was nothing to be ashamed of. I tend to try and avoid generalities, because they can be dangerous; just like to keep things totally clear.
May 31, 2012 2:59 am
Jennifer
Mike, women must feel some real love to be able to make commitments. But they also must make the rational decision, and how good they are at this depends on their individual character. Your best bet is to choose a woman of serious faith.
May 31, 2012 3:27 am
Mike C
Mike, women must feel some real love to be able to make commitments. But they also must make the rational decision, and how good they are at this depends on their individual character. Your best bet is to choose a woman of serious faith.
Jennifer,
I suspect we could get really philosophical about what is “real love”. I’m not Christian, but if you think about Jesus dying on the cross it was a decision, a conscious choice. And that was a manifestation of his love for mankind. I doubt he got “swept away” in the moment of the crucifixion.
So there are different types of love. I think the female tendency (yes NAWALT) is to think of love in terms of romantic love….in terms of her emotions taking control of her. You see that in the language… of romance novels/aka female porn. Not so much about the conscious decision/commitment part.
I’m not sure if your last sentence was advice to me personally, but I’ve already chosen. I”m pretty sure I’ve made a good choice.
May 31 2012 03:55 am
Jennifer
Women do love the raptures of feeling, but they're not all unreasonable; they also like time alone and casual time (very few older women love the over-emo crap in cheap novels). Our main problem is that society now advises touchy-feely crap and rolling emotions over just about everything else. I hope your union is blessed.
May 31, 2012 3:33 am
Clarence @Twitter Name
Hi.
I’ll hang here from time to time if you don’t mind.
I have nothing personal against Susan, she’s never done me any wrong. But I am sad to see what has happened with her blog and I can’t give the “manosphere” a 100 percent free pass on it- though in the end it mostly is her fault.
Regardless, Yohami, I hold you blameless.
May 31 2012 03:35 am
yohami
Welcome bro.
May 31 2012 18:49 pm
Matthew @Twitter Name
The party hasn't started until Clarence and Jennifer show up.
June 01 2012 18:56 pm
Ted D
"Regardless, Yohami, I hold you blameless."
There is NO commenter at HUS or any blog responsible for how the blog itself is run, and/or the direction it goes. Yohami did nothing more than express his opinion, just as every other poster there does. In the end, the issue comes down to if the blog owner wishes those opinions to be expressed on their forum, and Susan decided to draw some lines in the sand. I may not agree with Yohami, or anyone else for that matter, but I believe that his opinions holds as much weight as any other random "voice" on the internet. I've never once thought there was any blame to find someone to pin on. I don't believe it was any single poster that changed the atmosphere there, but I do think it was an influx of dissenting opinion in general that triggered the crack down. In the end, it is her virtual living room, and she gets to set the rules.
May 31, 2012 3:38 am
Rudiger
After a girl I knew was bad news (blackout drinker, ex heroin user, house littered with ex boyfriend souvenirs, flirtatious, etc) dumped me for a guy she was also sleeping with (tag teaming women is not my thing), I was really caught off guard. The feeling of betrayal vaguely reminded me of my ex wife who left me about 7 years ago. So I went to the only place where I knew I could find comfort.
The internet.
Susan’s take on sluts was completely new for me. I went to school in Madison WI and could barely talk to women (oh, sorry, at UW, it’s spelled womyn, so cute). It was briefly comforting to think that this slut (girl who dumped me) might pay for her sluttiness, and not just go about her normal business, cause I wanted her to pay. She also exposed the late 30′s early 40′s never been married, cat owning, travel junkie, career minded women as the result of feminist victories. Not as sexy in the city as they might appear.
I feel I got the gist of her site, she never answered my posts either, but christ, she’s making money on that site, so I didn’t really expect her to answer.
It your terms, I am just getting the red pill down. I don’t really know how to proceed.
May 31 2012 03:50 am
Jennifer
Funny Rudiger, the Internet is usually the place to depress me. Here's what you gotta do: recognize that we're all screwed up and protect your heart. For both society and individual health, we need to restrain many urges and completely shun some things; try to find people to practice such self-control, and pay attention to what kind of people others hang with.
May 31, 2012 3:46 am
yohami
Rudiger,
“Susan’s take on sluts was completely new for me.”
The take is called slut shaming. In her case it goes by hand with Alpha / Player shaming. Also goes by hand with “make men pay for women mistakes” and “ladies first” and “put the blame outside” and “cry victim”. Nothing of that is new. A lot of it is just intrasexual competition, in my view. Another portion of it is fanatism for her own views and intransigence for other views. Dogma like. So. Nothing new there.
But. Susan has a more methodical approach to it. She presents data tinted with some commentary that is usually funny or revealing and appealing. The presentation is clear and cool. She has a good voice.
Up to you if you want to play her game.
For post red pill advice, I would look elsewhere.
May 31, 2012 3:59 am
Stingray
Jennifer,
To be clear, I don’t think men’s or women’s true nature are anything at all to be ashamed about. They are what they are and there is nothing we can do change that. As Yahomi said in another post, you might as well say you are not hungry as to change one’s sexual nature.
However, what people should be proud of or ashamed of is how they react to the these natures. We may not be able to control to whom we are attracted to or why, but we can sure as hell control our actions. This is where the guilt and shame come into play and these days, women have a lot of actions to answer for (generally speaking
)
*Yes, many men do as well. But the number of women running rampant vs. the number of cads is vastly different.
May 31 2012 04:02 am
Jennifer
That's true. Once you're married, though, your urge to jump others should be drastically reduced to say the least.
May 31, 2012 4:08 am
Stingray
Jennifer,
One would hope, yes. But, unfortunately, should never got anyone anywhere. That is why I like game so much. It can help a man turn that should into will.
Now we just gotta get women on the bandwagon as well. Women need to start working just at hard at marriage and relationships as well. I truly hope the number of women doing this is at least close the men finding game. Though I haven’t seen the evidence of it yet.
May 31 2012 04:12 am
Jennifer
Well, my term for the solution is more than game; "game" is to me generally being appealing and assertive, and then in marriage there's commitment and a balance of sensitivity and honesty, along with everything else. We definitely need to get back to our country's roots; back then, men wielded swords and wrote passionate letters to their wives. Now these are considered grossly clashing and different things. Women were also better: intelligent, disciplined and sensible as well as nurturing leaders and supporters.
May 31, 2012 4:19 am
Stingray
Jennifer,
I agree with you. However, I see game as much more than what you wrote. For many it is that, but it is also a jumping off point. I think many men are taking it further and deeper. I hope the trend continues.
May 31, 2012 4:28 am
Jennifer @Twitter Name
What I see is men needing to return to real manhood, and that’s far deeper than game and all the numerous definitions I’ve seen of it.
May 31 2012 04:48 am
Mike C
Jennifer,
Define for me what you consider "real manhood"? And what is the complementary "real womanhood"?
May 31 2012 05:07 am
Jennifer
That's a complex question. Both involve having missions and knowing when to sacrifice and put others first, teaching others about God, leading when necessary and being hardworking. Men also need to be uniquely protecting of their families and possibly country, while women should learn the unique way to nurture. Being a Christian, I believe manhood and womanhood involves having integrity above all else and using it properly, including calling out wrongs for what they are and using wise judgement.
May 31 2012 05:10 am
Jennifer
Mike, you may like Sarah Sumner's book "Men and Women in the Church". While it is primarily about the church, it also examines the differences and similarities between men and women in general.
May 31, 2012 4:56 am
Olive
The thing about Susan was that I never really disagreed with her, but she came out making it look like we disagreed (remember “penitence”?).
I notice the conversation is mostly about identifying and filtering out players these days. Mate selection is interesting, but it’s only a very small part of the world of dating and marrying and mating and whatnot.
May 31, 2012 5:06 am
yohami
Hey, welcome from crack world.
Yeah, you didnt have an issue nor a disagreement with her. If I remember well you were talking, about changing the frame from entitlement to feminine-submissiveness, but the kind that leads the man by inviting him to embrace his masculinity. So you play your role so he plays his, instead of you filling the leadership void.
Some other gal, a troll, labeled that as something else. Then some other troll said “women must repent from feminists sins” and somehow you ended being the flag of all that nonsense. And JM would jump from time to time to tell you how ugly it was that you hooked up. And someone else would make it about the horrible friends you had. Bitch fest.
What killed it for me was a Susan’s phrase along the lines of “I love Olive and she’s welcome here, but her views wont be tolerated”. And, “as the owner of HUS I must – blah blah blah”. Owner uh. Some serious ego trip there.
I mean. Really? on the same place where Tom, Abbot and Jess rant forever, your views about female frame wont be tolerated?
Oh boy. Im laughing.
Anyway. Hows your brain these days?
May 31 2012 15:48 pm
Stingray
Why would views of a woman submitting to help her man embrace his masculinity not be tolerated? What was her issue with this?
May 31 2012 19:31 pm
Olive
Brain is good, still recovering.
Love your summation of what happened between me and HUS. I've been reading over there lately, but I just can't find anything to say. I think it's been purged of the old conversations I used to love.
Stingray: I think Susan's issue was with me, not my views. We emailed a bit after the whole episode, and she was truly impressed by some of the changes that have occurred in my relationship (even though she remained convinced they weren't typical). I think it was simply an issue of intrasexual competition. The guys championed my views, and that bugged her.
June 01 2012 19:17 pm
Ted D
For the record, I still think you are on the right track Olive. Part of what I tend to complain about is: there is all this information out there about how men need to reclaim masculinity, but nothing about women being more feminine other than dressing like a "lady" and being charming and nurturing. That may be fine and well, but what is REALLY missing to me is exactly what you (and in the post Stingray) has mention: that the woman in a relationship MUST be willing and able to submit to her husband. For some guys, it is simply not in their nature to take control, and for most that desire has been brain washed out of them. But, if it is truly a man's nature to want to lead (and I actually believe that it is) then perhaps all it would take for some men is to be with a woman that submits to his leadership, even if/when he doesn't offer it. Yes, I realize that is some scary shit for most young women, and yes I realize it does leave a vacuum of space where the leadership role is supposed to be, but the idea here is to let HIM identify that vacuum and figure out how to fill it. In doing so, he will find his dominance, and she will get what she wants. And the best part is: the woman doing so NEVER ONCE has to ask for it. As an additional bonus, her man will gain confidence by identifying the problem, and resolving it. After all, that is one of the things men generally excel at, and nothing builds confidence like success.
May 31, 2012 5:06 am
yohami
“(remember “penitence”?).”
Yeah! that was it. Penitence. Lol.
May 31, 2012 5:09 am
yohami
Jen, but you’re aware that you didnt say what’s real manhood right? if you want the return of it – maybe you can make a nice list instead of that generic agendered description. And same for real womanhood.
May 31, 2012 5:25 am
Jennifer
I’m sorry you think it sounds generic, Yohami, but there are many traits that men and women share. Tell you what, I’ll describe a man and a woman I really admire.
The man is Mickey from “The Fighter”, the guy training to be a professional boxer. He’s smart, doesn’t get involved in crack or loose sex like his brother, and is very serious about keeping contact with his daughter, separated from him in divorce. He also looks out for his family and is good and honest to the woman he loves. He’s got decency, but also spunk; when his family gets out of hand, he talks them down or even separates himself from them if they prove toxic. He does the same with his gf; when she tries to tell him who it’s best for him to hang around and even train with, he tells her it’s HIM fighting and yeah, he wants her with him, but he’s going to be calling the shots about his own career. He stays dedicated and never strays from his vision, works his butt off, and becomes a huge success.
The woman I’ll use as an example is actually Julia Child. She was sweet, lighthearted, girly and very resourceful. Professional cooking was a man’s field at the time, but she pushed her way in not with entitled whining, but with skill and perseverence. She laughed at herself when she messed up, even on TV, and taught people how to cook. She was deeply in love with her husband and devoted to their home, a hard worker all the way around. And I’ve heard recently that she was actually a spy during WWII! Strength, generosity, and femininity were all strong points in her life.
May 31, 2012 5:37 am
Mike C
Jennifer,
We probably have some common ideas…I actually am a believer in the concept of duty, but if it isn’t reciprocated than the dutiful person is just being a fool. That said, as a non-Christian I probably cannot relate to much of what you value.
I am curious though…given your worldviews and beliefs what do you hope to gain or take away from your participation and commenting in the manosphere. I’m not trying to chase you away, but I am genuinely curious what your motivation is
May 31, 2012 5:39 am
yohami
Jen, that was better.
May 31, 2012 5:46 am
Jennifer
Glad to hear, Yohami.
Mike, I rarely hang around the manosphere anymore; sometimes I agree with parts of it, for a while I wished to share my own views. Usually now I visit a link out of curiousity if it’s on a site I frequent. In general, I hope to encourage people towards God again.
May 31, 2012 2:58 pm
David Collard @Twitter Name
“It all sort of goes back to penis envy doesn’t it? Women can’t have what you have, so let’s take it away. When in reality, I think a woman’s honor should stem from supporting a man’s masculinity. Propping it up even further. Women are meant to be covert supporter’s.”
Rare honesty from a woman.
May 31, 2012 3:57 pm
Rollo Tomassi @Twitter Name
This is all you need to know about Aunt Giggles and Hooking Up Betas
May 31, 2012 9:28 pm
CL @Twitter Name
It was pretty decent about a year ago but it’s been going downhill for a long time. Whenever a female-run site runs off all the men (except for manginas and WKs), it becomes a hen club and gets boring with heavy-handed moderation and selective deletions. Kinda like TC in the last 6 months or so.
June 01 2012 01:00 am
Höllenhund @Twitter Name
It's funny that you bought up TC. It was at her blog where I've found that seeing women discuss things online normally just bores me to death because it's so mind-numbing. HUS has a similar, strong echo chamber feel to it as well.
May 31 2012 21:29 pm
yohami
What's TC?
May 31 2012 21:48 pm
CL @Twitter Name
Traditional Christianity - Alte & co.
May 31, 2012 9:51 pm
yohami
Ah!
May 31, 2012 11:18 pm
Professor Mentu @@professormentu
I commented once over there at HUS – set a trap for Aunt Suzie that she stepped right in to (what number of partners makes a girl a slut). I knew shed never say what number made a girl a slut, but I knew she couldn’t resist commenting on what number does NOT make a girl a slut.
I was going to go back to slam her, but I forgot.
May 31 2012 23:51 pm
yohami
"I was going to go back to slam her, but I forgot."
Practical wisdom there
June 1, 2012 1:34 am
deti @Twitter Name
When outsiders or people new to the Manosphere get here, one of the first places many find is HUS (or at least it used to be that way a year ago). No one except Roissy gets anything like her traffic. An average HUS thread is good for a dependable 400 to 500 comments, albeit from the usual 30 to 40 regulars. It’s enough to keep those threads going for days, up to a week in some instances. HUS is considered a heavy hitter, one of the top, most popular blogs.
I suspect this will come out in the wash, since it’s pretty clear that most will conclude HUS is a site mainly for women now.
June 01 2012 19:42 pm
Ted D
But isn't this a good reason to try and stick with it? I mean, if guys are finding HUS first, it seems like providing an alternative viewpoint in the comments might lead them elsewhere. Truthfully, I wonder if that is part of the reason the R's (as she called Roissy, Roosh, and Rollo) are banned: she fears that the men finding HUS will move on to them. It would be a lie to say I didn't feel the same way at one point, but in the end I prefer that young men have too many choices for information than too few. Let them see all the varying views on the subject and come to their own conclusions. If it means legions of player types, so be it. It isn't a lifestyle I would choose, but I won't look down on any man going that route. That is a recent change in attitude for me though, to be honest. I'd rather see happy men and miserable women, than miserable men AND women. Perhaps if/when those women get miserable enough, it will prompt them to change. In that respect, I agree with you Yohami that pain is indeed a great motivator.
June 01 2012 20:19 pm
deti @Twitter Name
"But isn't this a good reason to try and stick with it? I mean, if guys are finding HUS first, it seems like providing an alternative viewpoint in the comments might lead them elsewhere."
I guess. I just don't think men should take advice from women on dating, relationships and women. Susan Walsh can say anything she wants. And Vox Day is right too when he says that no one -- not even the most highly respected bloggers in this arena (Roissy, Roosh, Rollo, Dalrock, Walsh, Ferdinand, etal) have it all figured out.
At the end of the day, red-pill men are more suited than women -- even red-pill women -- when it comes to giving men advice on dating, relationships and women.
June 01 2012 22:12 pm
Jennifer
Ironic how some of the most upheld authors are the most unfit. Roissy and Roosh are terribly unfit for relationship advice and also advise some things that would repel many women. And Ferdinand? He hates women, and has become a monster in some of his words (women need to be kept in fear of being hit in order to behave, he says).
June 1, 2012 2:30 am
David Collard @Twitter Name
You simply cannot discuss male-female relations when you exclude many of the males, including the more typical men.
And women lack the intellectual power, with a few exceptions, to carry an interesting debate. They need men to keep things interesting.
June 1, 2012 2:56 am
Jennifer
LOL
June 1, 2012 9:25 pm
Rollo Tomassi
@Ted, as I’ve stated before, it’s her site, her perspective, etc. so she can post or censor whatever she wants, but the strength of any idea, the validity of any premise, the legitimacy of any perspective, is how well it stands up to open debate.
Susan’s ostensibly banned myself, Dal, Yohami and others due to what she’s determined as inflammatory remarks, when in truth no one was flaming or trolling her comments. Rather, she’s repeatedly had no valid counterargument for what I or others presented to her and her audience.
First it was deleting comments, then banning commenters , then censoring her ‘approved’ commenters from mentioning bloggers with opposing views, then censoring (or banning for) the use of their names, then censoring the use of their idioms or ideas, and now finally scrubbing entire posts from her archive that conflict with her ideas and opinions.
Given those facts, what does this say about how confident Susan is in her own perspectives? How can anyone knowing this not see her actions as an indictment of the weakness of her arguments?
A strong, valid argument will stand up to public scrutiny, but weak ones require isolation and can’t afford critical attention. So iwith that as our metric, which blog’s ideas are more sound – the one where critical discourse is encouraged without the fear of censorship, or the one that openly admits to censorship in an effort to quell dissent and critical analysis of its ideas?
June 01 2012 21:59 pm
Ted D
Rollo - I don't disagree with anything you said. I just don't think her goal was ever to really have debate on any topic. At least I don't believe she intended it to go that route.
In terms of who is more sound, it depends on the audience. To me, the logical choice is of course the blog that not only "tolerates" dissent, but encourages it despite the fact that it is contrary to the bloggers stated purpose. But that is mostly because I put a high value on honest discourse, truth, and intelligent thought. There are plenty of people looking for other things, and for them such an environment is a pretty hostile place. Not everyone comes looking to have their beliefs questioned, their ideals picked to shreds, and their mettle tested. I can easily see how the things we discuss (we being those of us here, at your blog, and in the 'sphere in general) are not only alarming to young women just finding HUS, but honestly I do see that it would drive most of them away. They aren't finding Susan to fix themselves, they find HUS because they believe that men are the problem. For them to dig into the threads and see what many men have to say about that is probably either a huge shock to their system, or in most cases it probably causes a bit of an overload and they go away never to return. You have said yourself that most women don't want to know about their true nature, and that even those women that do (like the regulars at HUS. No denying they've seen the material...) often simply "overlook" it even as they set out to solve the problems of the SMP. If she has any hope of building a reader base that is primarily young, affluent (or at least college bound) women, then she will need to keep those women from fleeing her site for being repulsed at what they read.
Which basically comes back to some of the other comments here: HUS is basically a site by a woman for women, and anything that makes women feel too badly about themselves or their nature will not be tolerated. Would you expect the Oprah network to run programs teaching the Mystery Method?
What I find unfortunate is that men who do find HUS first are no longer able to easily find a jumping off point. I haven't looked, but I'm pretty sure she still links to MMSL and a few other 'sphere(ish) sites, but DogSquat's new blog has the potential to provide an off-ramp that I think can lead them elsewhere if they find that desire. But the truth is, HUS really isn't the place for young men. And to be fair, I don't think Susan has ever said otherwise.
June 2, 2012 12:08 am
7man @Twitter Name
I wrote a synopsis of how SW got crossways with Dalrock and how the SWIRL (Susan Walsh In Real Life) began, which also reveals the defense of a SWUT (Susan Walsh Unknowable Truth).
Hamster Droppings: The SW example of Frivolous Divorce Denial
June 3, 2012 6:46 pm
Comment_Whatever @Twitter Name
Everyone goes on and on about the Precious Egg and how “women” are the “more valuable sex” because of the “precious egg”.
So…. I suppose women after menopause have no precious egg, so they are the most useless and worthless members of society!
I know, your mind is even now screaming ABORT! ABORT! because I was so silly as to take what you say seriously.
I need to stop doing that.
Precious egg argument was always silly.
June 6, 2012 5:01 am
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June 6, 2012 9:12 pm
King A (Matthew King)
Fantastic conversation, bummed that I missed it. I’m proud to say I only lasted two comments before permanent HUSsie ban.
Susan Walsh is a cautionary tale. When a woman hits menopause her hamster zombifies. Her biological purpose has ended but lives on in an undead state. The result is horrific mercurial mood swings that infect the sturdiest of female intellects.
Now add to it her proudly beta husband feeding that monstrosity, and give her the kind of big-number but millimeter-deep adulation that only the internet can provide, and you have a prescription for deep, self-reinforcing neurosis.
She is involving indeed. A sad spectacle of a woman flailing impotently against her mortality. I do look upon her as an aunt or grandmother and think, she is among the forgotten cohort of the sexual revolution, the ones most at risk for insanity, and yet the last ones who will be given the therapy they need, the final victims of the feminist inversion.
To think she is giving young women advice is disturbing. She is attempting to fill a hole in the post-sexual revolution mentoring atmosphere — getting today’s girls prepared for the mighty backlash — which is admirable and necessary. Only she is filling their impressionable heads with dried-ovarian “wisdom” that will have random results on her experiment subjects.
Matt
June 6, 2012 9:17 pm
King A (Matthew King)
All that said, is Olive the girl who once wrote this blog?
http://femaleframechanges.blogspot.com/
Please return to your important work! You were off to a good start, and the vacuum is being filled by malignancy and ressentiment, typified in the victimization of the large, credulous HUS audience. You, Stingray, and GeishaKate should gang-blog. Walsh’s readership should be yours.
I see that you are having a medical issue, and I pray for a swift recovery, for your sake and ours, and for the legions of girls who are presently being led to the abyss like lemmings.
Matt
June 6, 2012 11:23 pm
Ron @Twitter Name
Im very happy about this drama. Until I read about it, i never knew this blog existed, and I can see that this is a good blog worth reading regularly.
So, thanks Aunt Sue!
June 06 2012 23:26 pm
yohami
Thanks man
June 6, 2012 11:25 pm
yohami
Matt,
Yes, that Olive. She needs to come back.
“hamster zombifies”
LOOL!
June 7, 2012 6:37 pm
Stingray
Yohami, King A, Interested Readers,
Humbly . . . .
http://verusconditio.wordpress.com/
June 10, 2012 8:56 am
Rivelino
@krauser
“I never understood why men go on HUS. It’s a woman giving dating advice to women, for women. It was always about Team Woman. But for whatever reason you, Rollo, Rivelino and Dalrock were all talking about it, responding to it, taking it seriously. I literally scanned it once and filed it under “nothing to learn here”. Does it have some kind of extra public visibility in the US?”
i don’t remember the whole story, but i do remember coming across this post:
http://www.hookingupsmart.com/2011/03/21/relationshipstrategies/why-we-shit-test/
and being impressed by her honesty about women’s intrinsic need to shit test and manipulate men. read the story, it’s very good.
also, yohami dropped a lot of wisdom over there over the years. betas would ask questions, and he would answer. i think danny and deti would also comment there.
June 10, 2012 9:06 am
Rivelino
@michael of charlotte
“Either way, I’ll stick with the blogs she seems to hate.”
haha EXACTLY
June 10, 2012 9:10 am
Rivelino
@retrenched
“I remember once she even congratulated Rivelino when he was able to score commitment-free sex to break a dry spell. I don’t think she’d do that today…”
yeah, the first controversy was over that, a bunch of the girls got pissed at her hypocrisy.
then again, ashleee got engaged recently, to a beta, and i was happy for her.
June 11, 2012 8:49 pm
JCclimber @Twitter Name
Wow, so THAT’S what happened over at HUS. Over the last few months, the few times I bothered dropping by (less and less since the late fall ’11), I’ve noticed a huge increase in beta men hanging around dropping their blue pill-flavored postings.
The women, as usual, are for the most part operating in their reality-free zone, so that isn’t too different. What a difference a few months make.
And as others have already pointed out, her blog is called “Hooking Up Smart”, not “Saving Yourself for Marriage” or “Avoiding the Alpha Cock Carousel”. It really is completely focused on getting the women the vast amounts of alpha sausage and hamster pellets that she desires, while still retaining the facade of SMV when she’s ready to settle down with some high-beta provider.
Notice the attacks lately on alphas as long-term partners. Remember her target audience is 1) her own hamster, and 2) her daughter and her peers. Basically, as driven by her own hamster wheel-spinning, she has to reconcile her cock-riding and settling down with a herb beta boy-man as the best possible outcome. Therefore, if that is the best possible outcome, her daughter must copy it as closely as humanly capable in today’s marriage and sex marketplace.
June 11 2012 22:59 pm
yohami
"she has to reconcile her cock-riding and settling down with a herb beta boy-man as the best possible outcome."
Oh. You hit something there.
Nailing an alpha for long term has to be out of the equation, and avoiding cads completely (even for hook ups) has to be out of the equation as well.
At the same time she's shaming Alphas she advices girls to be more proactive and jump on the guy's laps and provide more IOIs.... which the girls, obviously, are going to use on the guys they are attracted to... which means the Alphas again... the ones she's shaming... who deserve the same for not committing to a monogamy that the girls didnt want anyway (or they wouldnt be reading that blog!) .... just describing this I can see my own hamster running, trying to make sense of that mess.
August 10, 2012 9:41 pm
Michael @Twitter Name
Jennifer,
I see that you advocate the return of men to the slave plantation. Sacrifice, protection, and so on? Really, it sounds like what the Army told me when they were trying to get me to enroll in a military branch.
Somehow, the possibility of getting my legs blown up for a Country that cares not for me seems like something to avoid. Likewise, as you’ve stated, women aren’t loyal to the men they marry or date, so it’d be silly of me to sacrifice the only life I have for women’s well-being.
I’m a 22 year old man who goes to college and sees women rampantly hook-up and what’s not. I have a high sex drive but I control it via the consumption of porn since the age of 13, which left me in a position of power far above that which most men can ever aspire to reach; I am immune to the sexual power of women.
At the early stages of my personal development as the next stage of male evolution, I’d look at attractive women and think to myself how, regardless of how good-looking she is, there’s always a man out there tired of putting up with her. That allied with how complicated, difficult, and expensive average-looking women are made me shrug off these sexual desires and dedicate myself to my hobbies.
Now, I’m entering the stage of indifference. I don’t talk to women outside of a need to do it(work/college), I don’t look at women and I pretend to not hear them when they are trying to get my attention to buy the stuff they’re selling and so forth.
Speaking of which, I do recall being on a train with my father when this attractive Afro-American young woman entered the train and positioned herself in front of me and began to expose her religious views. I know this because she had a religious pamphlet on her hand, but I had my ipod and I could hear nothing.
She stayed there for 5 seconds(my father later laughed as he was telling me that the young woman was there, stunned, in front of me and completely shocked at being ignored) whereas I was completely oblivious to her existence.
I reckon, since most women only manage to see most men when they need or want something from them, it’d be fair to give women a fair shot at equality.
Do I hate women? Nope. Am I bitter? Not really. I’ve been dumped for Alpha males without even getting sex while in a relationship with them, but I’m a logical man and I figured it is women’s nature(and the three women who did this to me ranged from below average looking to average looking, all of them were highly religious and properly raised by their parents) to be like this.
I did ponder a bit on how high value women can instantly turn a good thing from a decent-looking guy(average height, and build and so forth) for the chance of being pumped and dumped by the Alpha male(granted, they probably weren’t interested in being Pumped and dumped, but they’d have to have a vague idea that it could’ve happen, which actually did) but my emotions are under the control of my brain, always.
I believe that a combination of being raised in a religious community where most women spend their days spending their husbands money, cheating on their husbands and not putting out for them, and the factor of young women having far more sexual partners before the age of 20(without even considering the casual sex/BJ/HJ that many, many women give out for free for Alpha males/Cads/Players) has made me the perfect embodiment of what is to come to the Western world; the white grass-eater from Japan.
Feminism and the unleashing of women’s true nature MIGHT seem harmful for most men, but I believe that according to nature, only those who can adapt have the right to life, and as most men aged 35 plus are slaves to the system, most of the young men below the age of 30 have been raised on a diet of porn and can never look back at women as ”girlfriends and wives” material, many aren’t even bothering with trying to get laid.
Bottom line is that it is impossible to reach a balanced consensus with women or with white knights. The Susan Walsh kin tries to force the belief that most women were forced by our society to become sluts, or that they never had a dad’s love(because he invariably was a loser)or that the guy seemed like such a nice guy, it was only after banging him casually for 6 months straight that she realized he wasn’t father and husband material.
Also, they want to make the average male accept women’s sexual numbers and sexual nature and to wife it up, as if spoiled goods are worthy of enslavement. Not that I’d marry or date a virgin, for that sort of enslavement is only slightly bettered by knowing that no other guy sampled the goods without paying for it.
I’m sorry, but I rather enjoy being std-free, having no college debt(surprising what having family in Europe can do for your bank statement), no car payments(I prefer to walk, thank you very much), no child-support to pay nor any alimony.
I also do not spend money on cellphones(still have the same credit on my phone, the one I had… 1 year ago), I don’t pay for dinners or dates, nor do I go dutch on it, I don’t have to worry about the prices of condoms, I don’t have to concern myself with the possibility of the condom breaking..
I don’t have to worry about what kind of job I’m going to have. Most of the women I met before I became en-lighted would always ask me about that.
”What do you want to do?”
”I want to become an artist.”
”But that doesn’t make much money…”
A week later they’d be banging druggie Alpha males, the sort that sleeps under the bridge but always manage to look good, all thanks to the hospitality of the women they’re banging.
Then we have the religious crowd, those who’d worship Osiris or Jupiter had they been born thousands of years ago but want to make me swallow their own version of divinity. I am not interested in the mythology of Jesus Christ, I am not tempted into the veneration of the Virgin Mary(am I the only one who thinks that Christianity began because a 15 year old girl banged a Bad boy and didn’t want to get stoned for it?)
I am a young man, that much is true, but I have an evolutionary advantage over the majority of men. I learn by observation. I let the other men make the mistakes before I do them, enriching my life without having to show scars for it.
I’ve learned that religious women only differ from most feminized women by their sexual numbers(although, when I was grudgingly pushed to attend the Church I’d see young girls dressed like sluts and parading their bad boys and Alpha males in a female competition to discern who had the highest status ” mate”.) and their slightly superior intelligence.
You see, the liberated, empowered women, are intoxicated by their power over male sexuality. They make it their right and their agenda to chastise the average man by jumping from Alpha male to Alpha male until their 30′s, the decade which sees women put a beta male down to pay for her children.
Whereas most of the religious women learned from their mothers and grandmothers that men in their 30′s aren’t as pliable and controllable as the 18 year old bloke who can’t receive the summer’s breeze on his face without suffering an unbreakable erection. Women try to control men via men’s sexual desire and in most cases they manage to do it, but the methods vary; the religious women chant for a return to male lemmings, you know, that cute little creature that throws itself from a cliff because you tell it to do it?
Likewise, women, religious women, expect to trade their virginity(something so rare today that most men can’t even conceive the scenario of a reasonably decent-looking woman with 0 sexual number partners) for; protection, financial support, children, adoration, elevation of their status from mortal women to the brides of Jesus Christ, and they want to maintain the thinly disguised exclusionary veil of ”good women” in correlation to the high expectations they have of men.
Heh, no. It doesn’t work that way. Modern women claim only Alpha males are real men for they have the height/looks/hair/teeth/muscles to off-shot most men into a life of celibacy, but religious women only give the depraved title of ”real man” to the men who put themselves at the foot of the familiarly ladder and puts women and their children on the very top of it.
The essence of the collapsible of the western civilization lies not in our crushed economy but in the clarification of the mind of the average white/black young man. We are without our blinders and we aren’t interested in giving even one inch of our happiness away for the sake of women and for what women want or need or imagine would be good for them.
You see this in the massively growing numbers of young men suffering from Porn-induced erectile dysfunction. That, or our bodies are protecting us from the hell of marriage and child support. The other half(or maybe the part that complements the fans of porn) spends hours upon daily hours on skyrim and on League of Legends.
And so, the gender war between young women trying to make men to be dumb, and young men trying to get free sex isn’t going to fix itself because men, the men who honestly matter, the young ones, are saying.
No, Ma’am, we don’t need another Stalin.
August 22, 2012 6:32 pm
Conflating feelings with intention | YOHAMI
[...] a few times about it. As seen in my posts about fear and the snake, feminist debate style, and my story with HUS. I first saw the behavior with my mom and some female members of my family, accusing me and other [...]
November 3, 2012 8:45 pm
Jess @Twitter Name
So are you still banned from HUS? and why did she ban you?
I thought you were her hero…
apparently I was banned as well- but Ive no idea why
Michael- brilliantly written and you are likely correct about women natural carnality (which is no better nor worse than mens imo) but many women want a nice guy to settle down with that they want to cherish and care for – so I kinda hope some girl proves you a bit wrong someday…
November 05 2012 16:33 pm
yohami
I dont think Im still banned at HUS, but any kind of conversation there is pointless
June 4, 2013 6:08 pm
Aurini @https://twitter.com/Aurini
This is typical BPD behaviour, though it’s filtered through the medium of the Internet; it’s impossible to make a judgment about Susan herself based upon this one aspect of her character. This is an atypical environment she’s acting in, after all.
I wanted to address something about BPD however; let’s imagine that you stick around on HUS, and chart the landmines, and act like a Good Little Boy. It’s inevitable that you’ll start trying to see a pattern to the land mines, trying to understand the reasoning and logic behind them.
As you correctly pointed out, there is none; these landmines are intentional fights initiated by Susan to train you into obedience. By positing intention where there’s only chaos, you begin spiralling into insanity. Over time the landmines will change places. Oh, sure, there’s a pattern – if you examine it from a psycho/trauma perspective (they’ll mainly be related to things she feels nervous about), but there’s no LOGIC to them. By trying to posit logic out of chaos, you spin into relativism and insanity, and make Susan the ultimate arbiter of Truth; she has the secret decoder ring, and when you fail to understand it you’re evil.
On a blog this is just annoying; but with a real life BPD this can become extremely dangerous. I speak from experience.
June 5, 2013 1:57 am
George 3rd Millenium Men @ 3rdmilleniummen
She claims to have a Harvard MBA but comes across as extremely unintelligent. Also got obsessed with me for a while which was very creepy.
At one point I said her attacks were strange and hysterical. She said that was just shaming language. I said she deserved to be shamed. Lol. No one here should be wasting any time on her.
She merely falls squarely into the category of what I wrote here: http://3rdmilleniummen.wordpress.com/2013/02/26/people-who-can-barely-string-a-sentence-together-writing-blogs/
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