I think the best motto to live by is… all women are sluts, never trust them until she proves otherwise. It’s very practical and not nearly as feministy sounding as your advice that “women are people too”.

Firstly, I didn’t write that article, a disillusioned Christian guy did. Amy was the focus of his and his peer’s idealization, not mine per se.

Secondly, under the influence of your righteous indignation perhaps you skimmed over the part I did write:

I didn’t repost this story as some indictment of Christian culture, but rather as an example of how plugged-in men develop idealizations of their “Quality Woman.”

This essay wasn’t about christian hypocrisy, it was about plugged-in men’s idealizations and the conflict they represent when the object of that idealization doesn’t synch up with the reality of it. Yes, White Knights tend to suffer most from this delusion, but White Knightery is not exclusive to christian guys. Honestly, I think Amy was just doing what normal human women’s hypergamy prompts them to. If anything I’d defend her for doing what her imperative dictated she do. You can’t blame a doberman for biting your hand when you wave a juicy steak in front of it; it’s just doing what comes natural.

All I do is hold up a mirror. Whether a chump wants to look or not is up to him.

Might I suggest you read a bit more for comprehension next time? It’ll save you a lot of keyboard time.

You are all a broken record and simply ignorant whereof you speak.

Let’s try out this brain-bender, bros. Maybe Game is a religion too! And a young and poorly thought-out one at that! The brighter among you are creeping into metaphysics because you realize that, while technique is good to discern and practice, all technique must be grounded in reliable principles. Religion is a conscious ritual based in exploration of those principles. Now tell me how Game is any different from openly declaring a creed for the purpose of trying to remain true (faithful) to its precepts?

Why are we digging up the corpse of Amy Grant, old man? Why not the fresher, more relevant, and more extreme example of Katy Hudson?

What mindlessly irreligious evangelists for Game fail to grasp — though they understand it intra-game with their own students’ learning curve — is the difference between respecting perfection, aspiring toward perfection, and failing in the aspiration. But this is as old a Christian principle as there is:

Now if I do what I do not want, I agree that the law is good. So then it is no longer I that do it, but sin which dwells within me. For I know that nothing good dwells within me, that is, in my flesh. I can will what is right, but I cannot do it. For I do not do the good I want, but the evil I do not want is what I do. Now if I do what I do not want, it is no longer I that do it, but sin which dwells within me. (Romans 7:16-20)

Exegese that. I promise you, it will be more profitable than parsing Amy Grant lyrics and magazine quotes, or even Roissy “Commandments.”

We’ve had women figured out ever since Eve. The Enlightenment was the attempt to secularize the Christian principle — Christianity without its Christ — and that is the source of white knightery, that is what “has been fully consumed by the feminine imperative.”

“Your sweet little virgin wants to fuck, and your whore still wants to be a soccer mom.”

Speak for your own daughters and wives, you slut rearing beta cuckold and father-pimp. Your formulation is pithy, cute, and paint-eatingly stupid. If your household has not prepared its distaff members for the ravages of indulging their hypergamy, that’s the king’s fault. If your religion (or polity) has not prepared its female citizens and children for the ravages of indulging their hypergamy, that’s the fault of the prevailing assumptions of the regime.

We faithful hold up examples of proper feminine behavior, even as they are mocked equally by feminists and gamers alike, and for this you conclude our ignorance about the truth of female nature. We venerate images of the immaculate so that girls have a model to counter the temptations of their slatternly impulses. You peremptorily decide their ability to resist such temptations to be impossible and therefore find any project to corral them to be quixotic. That speaks more to the loose women in your life than it does about the ceiling on female virtue.

Amy Grant’s fall from grace shocks no Christian. Neither does Katy Perry’s or Anne Rice’s or Eve’s. Neither does yours or mine, or your daughters’ (whose numbers would you please provide me, pimp-daddy?). That’s what it means to say we are all sinners. It’s not, like, some humongo guilt trip, mannn, to harsh your buzz. It’s an imperative element in distinguishing what ideals men and women should follow despite the difficulty of pursuing perfection. “Christianity has not been tried and found wanting; it has been found difficult and not tried.”

The idea that sinners’ stumbling proves the inevitability (or impossibility) of sin is the oldest trick in the book. So, more than just innocent and stupid, you’re repetitive and boring.

So if you want to have a family you’ll have to pick al least one almost virgin (1-3 partners) if you want to have a chance, otherwise it will not work http://s3.amazonaws.com/thf_media/2003/pdf/wm303.pdf

All a guy has to do is read one line or be told fact and they’ll subvert their natures to some idealization.