The men who approach women are the bravest. They risk defamation or harassment claims, though these men aren't stupid either. They're probably hooking up with women connected to their inner circles instead of approaching women on the street.
Damn, thanks for calling me brave I guess. 😅
I really don't believe you have anything to offer women, nor do I think you're good with people. All of a sudden you're Don Juan for arguments sake. Okay Nathan.
Compliments can be delivered unintentionally. Just because you don't believe I'm what you described in the above quote doesn't make the words themselves change.
Taking the rhetoric by itself, with room for me to believe myself to be that person due to my own history, you who refers to me as a man have stated someone with these qualities is brave, smart, and connected with inner circles.
I'm taking the compliment.
For you I'd suggest not presenting yourself as a transexual to increase your success rate. Whisper lies, that sort of thing. Transexuals give the majority the willies.
Being open about that has opened more doors than shut for me, and all my past partners have been bisexual (except for one lesbian) so it just sort of works out.
I have long hair, so the people who'd talk to me aren't expecting a muscle bro or something. When they're talking to me it's typically not a surprise when they figure that out, and usually after enough time talking it lends to curiosity on their part because of me being so weird or whatever.
I've also at that point demonstrated myself as an attentive listener, which works as pretty soft padding when many other people tend to suck at it.
These days when women approach men, the man will reject her due to modern expectations. Men have more standards than ever alongside more trust issues. Very wise in 2026, very wise.
They turn it down because they've been conditioned to expect failure.
It's what's referred to in the field as Learned Helplessness.
That's your twisted take. It's also funny how there's some kind of issue with the man when he's not interested in some chick.
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Just putting this here to make sure we're both working from shared terminology, rather than you and I potentially meaning different things.
How doesn't this fit? You've literally referenced how 'western women aren't worth it' to list one of many quotable examples from you over Manospheric rhetoric.
These men do it in the middle of some social experiment. Men know when women are being genuine, or doing something with some type of agenda. Some hot chick walks up and says, hey your cute, want to go out ? Something is wrong. It's a simp trap, and to men, simping isn't actually a popular thing. It's a bad practice if he actually wants the girl.
...oh dude, you're really, figuring, it can't go well if they're the one being forward? In an age of Girl Boss Politics?
No wonder you're professing the values of being alone and I'm not. If a hot chick walks up to me and says, hey you're cute, wanna go out, something's right not wrong.
Also calling 'Female Autonomy' a social experiment in this day and age is pretty wild.
If a pretty women comes at you like that, you can believe there isn't anything special about you and her, and it's the road to getting your nuts scrambled.
I tend to be unlike what most people have met, so this doesn't really apply to me.
Schizoaffective, Algolagnia (physical masochism), Trans MtF, I'm like an exotic animal in a superficial sense when you look at the percentage of populations that reflect this, and friendly banter tends to lend to me being a potential novelty.
Being novel is not always a good thing, but it does bring out interesting company. My not being socially poisoned by the manosphere also has things go better for me than otherwise when it comes to conversation.
While these events are caught on camera, I'm like, yeah man you did the right thing.
It's not like they're all escorts or something, depending on where you go at least the majority typically aren't. Just, I dunno, avoid Vegas maybe?
Also how're you going to go on about wanting a woman who's 'traditional' without wanting the price tag that comes with it, in this economy? If you want to see a resurgence of traditional values then it has to become realistic for them to do financially.
If you were to allow for a dual income household, which might I add is more realistic in the modern economy and the current state of Girl Boss politics, you'd not have to focus on that part of the relationship at all as you both buy your own (or eachother's) meals at fancy dinners or whatever. You'd still be able to Netflix and Chill, have crazy sex, and your pockets won't feel any lighter than usual.
I've always 'gone dutch' or otherwise split bills, it shows your partner more respect than paying for them like they're your child. With both dishes at the table we usually end up picking off of eachother's plates anyway.
So you think the military is weaker without transexuals ?
Okie dokie.
As a matter of numbers and the potential from attrition through spreading too thin, yes.
If the ones who you'd deem fit to be on the field are stuck as the drone strike operators, snipers, data workers, home base security, and mess hall custodians, that's less physical soldiers on the field.
Even if we follow the premise that trans people are less suited for field work, just don't put them on the field.
Dated information ? From the Epstein files ? Does information expire and becoming something else now ?
As more is found or policies change, yes. You don't even seem familiar with the name Thomas Massie, so I want to be sure at least that we're both working from the same information before we pin our opinions on it.
Weird question though, I mean ask any Historian over if 'information can expire' as you put it.
To reiterate over the tariffs though to get this point to a close, the US charges Canada 35% now and Canada charges us 25% in return.
Does it boggle your mind that it was Trump, who had it listed in his policy to declassify these files ?
I saw how that played out. When running in 2015 they asked if he'd declasify a bunch of stuff, and while he quickly said yes to every single one he notably hesitated when they said the Epstein files.
If he said 'no' to that, it'd have risked his odds of being elected. He effectively trapped himself and that's why we've had MONTHS of rigamarole over them delaying, redacting, calling it a 'left wing hoax' over it's overall existence, and outright purging pages from it.
Biden actually had a chance to do it, but then Trump came back into office and signed the order to declassify them ? Does that make you re-evaluate what you were told about these files ?
I'm the one that brought up this point, it is good to question why it took until now to do it when they could have done it during his term.
The only answer Ro Khanna could give was 'we were trying..!'. 🙄
Does it amaze you how accusations against Trump are in the Epstein files and they turned out baseless ? That they are only there because some random person reported such a claim in 2019, meanwhile the DOJ found it baseless.
I mean they're not baseless but in this exchange I feel 'agree to disagree' will spare us both.
btw, there was another failed assassination attempt on Trump. Probably some liberal again.
That shit's staged, they had speeches prepared and Ka$h Patel was giving some seriously concerning eyes the entire time, like 'he knew' something.
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