I’ve been meaning to write this post for some time now. I’d thought about it again in August when the James Holmes Colorado theater shooting incident occurred. There were plenty of other incidents I’ve had over the years to contemplate this premise, and unfortunately I’m sure there’ll be more in the future.
As a few of you know I live in Central Florida and we’ve recently had a shooting at an area salon. More recently over the weekend there was this incident in Milwaukee as well. As a writer and thinker immersed as I am in red pill awareness, and an observer of the Matrix in general, the first question that comes to my mind when confronting stories like these is to wonder about the perpetrator’s personal life. There are a lot more notorious killers than these to speculate about – James Holmes, George Sodini, Seung-Hui Cho(VT shooter), Anders Brevik, etc. come to mind, but there are far more inconspicuous killers and incidents that go unreported.
When I read about killings, and often suicides, of this nature I find myself wondering about how the shooter’s Matrix conditioning contributed to his mental state. These are uncomfortable questions for me, especially considering the direct loss of life, when I take into account that what I propose here, the observations I make about the feminine imperative and the correlations I come to in part or in whole may influence the decision for a man to kill his wife, his children, his girlfriend or himself.
Average Frustrated Suicide
The first guy I knew to commit suicide over a woman was my brother-in-law. I don’t like to go into too much detail about it as critics may think it’s my casus belli for getting involved in the manosphere, but suffice to say it was after a 20 year marriage and 2 children. My sister-in-law promptly married the millionaire she was seeing less than a year after he was in the ground. This is a real point of contention her family and I have with her, but it was his terminal beta-ness / ONEitis conditioning that greatly contributed to his hanging himself. The psychologist in me knows there are plenty of imbalances that dispose a person to suicide, but I also know there are plenty of external prompts that make taking action more probable.
My brother-in-law hung himself as a response to having the unthinkable happen to him; his ONE, his soulmate, a woman he was very posessive of, was leaving him after 20 years of marriage (for a millionaire we discovered later). She was the ONLY woman he’d ever had sex with and had been (to the best of my knowledge) a faithful and dependable husband and father since they married at 18 and 19. He did the ‘right thing’ and married her when he’d gotten her pregnant at 17 and stuck by her, sacrificed any ambition he had and worked his ass off to send both his kids to college – an advantage he’d never achieve. He wasn’t a saint by any means, and I’m not going to argue my sister-in-law’s motivations, since those aren’t my point; my point is that he was an AFC who never came to terms with it and believed his life was only completed with his ONE. He literally couldn’t go on without her.
He couldn’t kill the beta (if he was even aware of it), so he killed himself.
He never displayed any sign of mental illness, he wasn’t an aspie-geek, never saw a therapist, never had issues with depression even up to the day of his suicide and generally had his shit together for the most part. We can call crazy “crazy”, but when I read reports of 16 y.o. boys gunning down the parents of their 14 y.o. girlfriends so they can “be together as they were meant to be” there’s more than just mental consideration to account for.
The Illness
AFCness (for lack of a better term) I see as a form of conditioning. If a man internalizes for the majority of his life that he “can’t live without” a woman and he has even mild self-esteem issues or personality disorders it may be that he literally can’t live without a girlfriend or wife.
The second person I’ve known to take his own life was a radio DJ named Nick. Nick decided swallowing a bullet was preferable to life without his ONE girl. I’m not faulting the girl with his suicide for breaking up wiith him, quite the opposite actually. It’s this proclivity for which men have been socialized into AFCness that makes for fatal actions like this. As part of my coursework in college I once counseled a 17 year old girl who’s former boyfriend stabbed to death (30 times) the guy she broke up with him for. He’s doing life in prison now because “She was his soul-mate.” I had to shake my head when I read The Game and about how Mystery got (gets?) suicidal because, although he’s a master PUA, he’s never addressed the AFC that he still is inside.
Now let me be clear, in no way do I mean to infer that these women had anything directly to do with these guy’s suicides. They only did what women will do as hypergamy and their conditions dictate. These men were both 100% responsible for their own deaths. And that’s just it, it was their ego-investment in their Beta-ness (for lack of a better term) and in their ONEitis that killed them. It was their inner AFC that drove them to suicide.
This is why I argue that ONEitis is a mental disorder, and in extreme cases, has the potential to be terminal. As I stated, if a man internalizes for the majority of his life that he “can’t live without” a woman and he has even mild self-esteem issues or personality disorders it may be that he literally can’t live without a girlfriend or wife. I wont blame women out of hand – put simply, women will do what women will do according to their conditions. So when paired up with an AFC and then quite understandably she wants to leave him either for her own good or a better option, this AFC extremisim comes into play. Honestly, I think this degree of an AFC mentality is comparable to Borderline Personality Disorder in neurotic women.
The reason I’ve followed and written in the community at all is because I believe the effort I put out in order to free Men’s (and women’s) heads of damaging ideologies is worth it if it saves a life. I mean that literally. Whether it means preventing an immediate suicide or a slow death in an AFC marriage, so be it.
The fundamental delusion that all suicidal AFCs entertain is the Fallacy of the ONE. They are predisposed (and pre-whipped) to ONEitis even when they are still dateless virgins. I realize this runs contrary to the popular belief that ONEitis is an all-consuming concern to identify with one solitary woman. This presumes the AFC is in an LTR of some kind with an actual subject to base his ONEitis on, however it’s really only one half of the equation. Most men are predisposed to ONEitis before they stumble into an LTR. Essentially they prepare themselves to identify wholesale with what feminized society tells them is their responsibility as a man to do. Once that purpose is removed from them, once they can no longer measure up to even a marginalized hypergamy, this is when men conditioned by the feminine imperative consider suicide as an option.
October 25th, 2012 at 12:21 pm
There is no such thing as “the one”. Women are like busses, another comes along every 10 minutes.
[You know, there's a reason I link my past articles in my most current ones. The Fallacy of the ONE.]
October 25th, 2012 at 4:17 pm
I don’t take it personally Hammer; most black people don’t either, because somewhere in the back of our minds, we know our “inclusion” was an afterthought; often a contested one.
For white men?
Straight up betrayal.
I say this because just like that IMF bigshot who was falsely accused of raping the maid,
If they can do it to white men, they can do it to anybody.
October 25th, 2012 at 4:44 pm
Chuck Hammer – “What do you do when you come to understand that your nature makes you the designated victim in the sexual and marriage marketplace”
Adapt or suffer. I’m very much the same way in regards to fairness and honesty. Thing is life isn’t fair and most people aren’t very honest. Doesn’t mean I have to sink to their level, but I’d be a fool to think we are playing the game by the same rules.
October 25th, 2012 at 6:29 pm
Case and point…..
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/24/us/castle-law-at-issue-after-fatal-montana-shooting.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0
October 26th, 2012 at 1:54 am
Not everyone who deploys fires a weapon or kills anyone.
October 26th, 2012 at 10:47 am
If them males in your examples would have been a females, the feminists would have said similar things: co-dependent, thought her life is over without a man and so on. And the millionaire would have been a younger woman. There would be some sympathy but also some blame before the congregation agrees that romantic love in general is a mugs’ game.
And that is regardless of whether the heroes of the story are gay, male, female or other. In fact, they probably don’t even need to be human…! (see:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2156866/Giant-turtles-divorce-115-YEARS-despite-couple-counselling.html)
I don’t think it’s an MRA issue… but a general one — someone leaving their partner after many years is always a disaster, no matter what the gender or sexual orientation.
October 28th, 2012 at 12:22 am
[...] Rational Male – Casualties, [...]
October 28th, 2012 at 6:06 am
Reblogged this on Château Oz.
October 28th, 2012 at 10:01 pm
[...] [...]
October 29th, 2012 at 11:24 am
[...] to be our match has been systematically distorted beyond all reason. And as I elaborated in Casualties men will take their own lives in the delusion of having lost their [...]
October 30th, 2012 at 11:30 pm
>A recent case is a girl I was banging for a while who was engaged. Amazing chemistry between us and we had a good time (her man’s sex drive was pretty much nom-existent and he was purely boring routine missionary sex in bed),
At least, that’s what she told you, huh. And as long as the pussy was good, why question it? You’re kidding yourself if you think you aren’t part of the problem. Go ahead, shoot your load of hamsterizations.
October 31st, 2012 at 4:55 pm
Most of you will probably have seen this, but for thoughts on self-image and why PUA doesn’t fix all your problems, see http://therawness.com/reader-letters-1-part-4/ (NB: you may want to read parts 1-3 too, and they’re all long as hell).
December 17th, 2012 at 4:53 pm
I have the same concerns as a previous poster about the accuracy of the video. I nearly posted it on my facebook page for awareness on men’s rights but its got to be true or it should take Lance’s name out as it implies he was wronged in this way. I can find no record of divorce, being kept from his kids, the scene of death is fictional (not in the home), and other sources I read implied he was still married and had more like combat stress fatigue. He could be a great poster child for that but the facts have to match up or power is lost and it becomes a fictional work (even thought stuff like that does happen so it shouldnt be hard to find an example)
December 24th, 2012 at 5:42 pm
Here’s the shortlist for the next mall shooter. As much as its easy to point and laugh, these guys are dealing with serious pain. They are the victims of the blue pill advice. http://tinyurl.com/btuhvyc
January 21st, 2013 at 11:08 am
[...] I attempted to address this in Casualties. [...]
April 10th, 2013 at 11:51 pm
“Most men are predisposed to ONEitis before they stumble into an LTR. Essentially they prepare themselves to identify wholesale with what feminized society tells them is their responsibility as a man to do. ”
Wow. I had no idea. In my culture its girls and women who are trained to think like this about their future husbands. But I’m living here now so this is good information. I will be mindful of it when I get serious with somebody. And I will use that predisposition to good advantage.
April 15th, 2013 at 2:38 pm
This post is perfect for me right now. I started dating this woman a year ago. I did everything right and nailed her. We kept going and I slowly drifted back into beta. Two weeks ago we were in Florida together, everything was great. Tuesday morning she sent me a message about how much passion we share and how our intense our attraction is. We had sex Tuesday night and again Wednesday morning. Not five minutes after we were done, she says she wants to break up. Insane. I was confused and mad because it was so sudden. She tried the friend scheme and I told her we aren’t friends. I may have come across as bitter. Ran into her yesterday on accident. She was COLD. Amazing. “Intense attraction” on Tuesday to COLD on Monday. That women can turn that off so fast makes me wonder if they are even capable of love the way a man is.
April 15th, 2013 at 2:44 pm
… Also went no contact, but my damn mind keeps pushing bullshit to the forefront. I’ve been reading this blog a while now and Rollo’s message and that bitch boy that is stuck in my head are scrapping. It’s reason vs. emotion pure and simple.