Comments on: Too Hot

By: Rathergood

Rathergood — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 10:15:32 +0000

Smelling a male imperative tackling the trying-to-emerge female imperative. Starting from “Common sense” it’s definitely all over…

By: Babalouie

Babalouie — Sat, 19 Jan 2013 22:25:23 +0000

Dar there semi-attractive 32 year old dental assistant hit da wall 2 years ago.
DA WALL!

By: Phero

Phero — Mon, 07 Jan 2013 00:51:23 +0000

Not always FF. I understand game been into it since I bought some RJ tapes in the 90s and never married. I don’t consider myself a pua or player just an enthusiast. I’ve only been aware of this “manosphere” for less than a year, lots of interesting stuff though.
But i also have my bouts of MGTOW, I can understand the not wanting to play “basket ball” this week or even a couple weeks.
I just don’t see things as black or white as most people on the blogs seem to do.
Sex drive is a strong persuader, and I would think it’s not that easy to take yourself out of the game. It would seem strong will power for some or just giving up for others. Can’t really lob them all in the same category.

By: furiousferrett

furiousferrett — Sat, 05 Jan 2013 22:01:30 +0000

Usually guys that MGTOW would be the guys that blew out their knee (‘divorced raped’) playing ball and remember the horrible surgery and rehab that went along with it. The game fucked them and they are scared to play again.

By: E.J.

E.J. — Sat, 05 Jan 2013 21:39:23 +0000

@YaReally
Great analogy. I’m deeply suspicious of guys on the internet who say they’ve “decided to walk away from women.” Once you learn the rules of basketball, win a few games, and decide not to play every weekend, you don’t announce to the world that basketball is stupid and that you’ve “gone your own way” from sports. You just naturally fill your time with hobbies other than basketball, and hold no resentment towards those that continue.

By: YaReally

YaReally — Sat, 05 Jan 2013 13:33:22 +0000

@Phero

You can look at learning the rules of basketball as being a weak frame because you’re not just running around carrying the ball and dunking it in whichever net you want…but some of us like playing the game and find the fun in it because we understand the rules.

If a guy wants to take his ball and go home because he has no interest in basketball, and talk about being better than everyone playing because he does his own thing, that’s cool, long as you’re happy.

But if you’re going home because even tho you WANT to play, you don’t understand the rules or can’t overcome them…well, that’s being forced into a decision by your own lack of willpower/discipline, not choosing a decision based on your wants/goals.

By: Phero

Phero — Sat, 05 Jan 2013 02:59:12 +0000

@Yareally, I agree with much of what you post, but I could also argue that putting up with and ignoring all the drama and stupid crazy shit girls say and do also as a “weak frame”. That’s the MGTOW’s view, most are just sick of that and no longer think it’s worth the hassle.
You (and the PUAs) are correct in saying that ignoring it gets you laid, it definitely works. But it also fuels the the fire of batshitness.

By: Boys Night Out

Boys Night Out — Thu, 03 Jan 2013 05:16:47 +0000

“The Manosphere should be pushing men to cheat. Stay married for the sake of kids, as kids grow up best adjusted in two parent homes. ”

Wrong. Kids grow up best in healthy, loving, ethical, non-dysfunctional two parent homes.

“What’s interesting is that every article I’ve ever read about how having an affair actually strengthens a marriage was written by a woman, specifically for women, and published in media that caters almost exclusively to women.”

Maybe, just maybe, if there are no kids involved. But with kids? NO WAY.