>Ban women from the workforce. Permanently.
And the internet while you are at it please.
when the social structure is fixed it will be pretty easy to get off the sauce (sauce being the internet).
Right now its the only place i can find redpilled individuals. No one even likes me here that much but it still beats reality thats been diversified to death.
I often fantasize about what life must have been like when mothers all over town would come with their jugs to be filled with water and baskets of things to be washed and would hang around the well for hours and hours just shooting the breeze with all our little ones running around having fun.
Right now there is no reason or incentive for moms to get together. Although, I'm making strides in going to church to try and develop a social network, I find that people dont like me that much in real life who are cool individuals. Either that or they are just so rare or I am too picky of my company, picky people avoided also by picky people would create a weird unsociable loop.
I have too much interest and history with things moms dont care that much about. I'm having a hard time figuring out what other moms like to talk about and do since i dont know the names of famous people or care about most kinds of movies and gossip. Also not into man-bashing so it can be tedious to talk to alot of women.
Women in the past were only close to family members. I've always found female conversation boring as it's usually based on her troubles at home, at work and with the kids or gossip. I've avoided making female friends it's a waste of time. I have a friend......I married him.
That'd be cool, sucks all the women in my family live very far away and all think I'm the crazy one. My ma was crazy, really made me not want to associate with females. I myself didn't really know how to act like a female. My stepdad taught me how to weld at 16yo. I studied up and became good at things that men liked, and even pursued a male dominated career so I didn't have to deal with pedantic women. I basically ignored being female though I am one (I do not have identity issues, I just hated women).
It was nice working with guys, but I got redpilled and did a complete 180'.
I miss working with men on a big team. I get pretty lonely. I'm trying to make friends but I really suck at developing relationships that's not focused around work.
I have made friends but it's as you said, the conversations are boring. I married the guy I like to talk to the most but since I don't have a computer and he spends all his time on it, there's not a whole lot to talk about or do together.
I am 100% woman though, look at me prattle on about my problems, lol, I would like to solve them by making friends but I really don't like most of the people I meet. I'm way too social for how picky I am with my company. At least I got Poal.
The dangers outweigh the positives in my book. Attention and validation 24/7 is to much for a lot of women to handle.
You hit the nail on the head. Women are comprised of life experience and extrapolate context about themselves from that. If everything over-validates her then she will expect to be put on a pedestal and worshipped like a goddess. But unless she behave like the goddess of the hearth, she doesn't deserve to be treated like that. A woman will not pursue personal growth and challenge herself if she doesn't know she's doing anything wrong.
Suits me fine.
(post is archived)