Comments on: Year Three

By: gumai

gumai — Sun, 08 Feb 2015 17:41:33 +0000

I have been reading most of your articles. It is confronting for me and very thought provocative. I would consider myself 400% beta male. The thing is, is that I am 29 years old. I look like a 23 year old though. So I have a choice here. Take the red pill, try to become this alpha guy and play (also very young) woman…or stay the way I am now. Naturally I am not alpha at all. I really don’t like to be dominant to anyone (don’t like to be submissive either) I have quite a baby face, I don’t look very male. I don’t speak loud. I’m quite the introvert…all my characteristics, which seem to come naturally to me, say BETA. What I want in a relationship is to just ‘be’ with a woman, experience life together (not much interested in settling down, would like to travel together and just have a really fucking good time like i had with previous relationships), love and be loved, have good conversations, go in depth, enjoy intimacy, and support each other. All this information leaves me kind of puzzled on wether or not I should try to become this alpha type. Or become the best beta I can be. But then lots of woman looking for the beta guy, are looking to settle down. Young woman seem to want to have fun with the alpha dudes. So that leaves me exactly where I am now, alone :d So what would the advise be for a natural beta guy who is not so much intrested in fucking around, but also not in raising kids? :)

By: Rollo Tomassi

Rollo Tomassi — Mon, 02 Feb 2015 21:52:55 +0000

Thanks for that Mr. Craig

By: Mr. Craig

Mr. Craig — Mon, 02 Feb 2015 21:48:27 +0000

This website is a MUST for boys/men, the real world example, insight, and content has no equal. I’ve passed this along to family members, friends and casual acquaintances who I thought it could “help” By far.” Rational Male” is masculine gold, and the first edition book is the proverbial “Blue Print” for red pill thinking. learning and mindset. Men in general almost need to experience something traumatic, before they take this step, but I still pass this website and the book along every chance I get. As I’ve said, It truly is life changing, you will never view things the same.

Unlike the recent Kotex commercial for women shown Superbowl Sunday, boys have no place to gain their self confidence (sarcasam intended, that commercial wreaks of “FI” agenda), unless its websites like the one Rollo writes so brilliantly for to gain further “insight”.

Warning: Once you swallow the red pill, there is no going back

Thank you Rollo, I don’t think you can fully understand how much you help people, like myself, and I look forward to every post.

By: Brandon

Brandon — Tue, 30 Sep 2014 08:33:17 +0000

I recently was made aware of this site and I’m loving it. A lot of what you say (such as your point about men being the true romantics) reminds me of H.L. Mencken’s great work from 1918: In Defense of Women. Check it out if you haven’t already. http://www.gutenberg.org/files/1270/1270-h/1270-h.htm