Christian Dread

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A couple of interesting things happened over the last week and a half that made me think it might be time to reconsider the principle of Dread once again. The first was a comment I made over at Biblical Gender Roles which Larry Solomon then devoted a blog post to address. This was my comment to him:

While I might not endorse overt Dread for Christian men I would advise they become more aware of the opportunities that passive Dread represents in their marriages.

Most Beta Christian men (which is to say 90%+) will proactively try to diffuse the sexual anxiety and tension necessary to inspire the ‘desired’ sex you describe here. They believe the pro-feminine lie that rapport, comfort and familiarity is what leads to sexual desire so they make every attempt to convince their wives that they have no need to worry or feel insecure that any other woman would want them sexually, much less appreciate them for being ‘good christian men’.

What they fail to grasp is that passionate sex inspired by genuine desire is the result of insecurity, anxiety and sexual tension. Most Christian men are conditioned to bypass this phase in seducing their wives, thinking that comfort and security are what will prompt her to being more sexual, but in doing so they kill the vibe before it can build. Comfort and rapport are post-orgasm, oxytocin effects, but Christian men believe they are prerequisites for sex. For the most part they are deathly afraid to embrace and exaggerate the uncertainty, spontaneity, anxiety and tension women need to feel sexual urgency.

You make sex another chore for a woman when you negotiate for her desire. Genuine desire cannot be negotiated. If you find yourself in a sexless (or passionless sex) relationship with your wife you need to embrace using soft dread situations to prompt her imagination. A woman’s imaginings are the best tool in you seduction toolbox, learn how to inspire them.

Make your wife unintentionally uncomfortable. Sexuality is spontaneous chemical reaction between two parties, not a process of negotiation. By its very nature passionate, desired sex is a result of being uncomfortable, uncertain and urgent. It might be an uncomfortable truth to most Christian men, but the best, most memorable, married sex you have won’t be the result of a pre-planned “Date Night” where you stage manage every event and nuance in advance; it will be the rough, hard-core, make-up sex you never thought you’d have after a near breakup inspired by the anxiety of the thought of never having you around anymore.

Just to give you a quick run down here, I found BGR quite by accident. One of Solomon’s post actually got shared in my FaceBook feed by a notorious Christian feminist I follow just for such stories. I’ve written about it in the past, but I find contemporary evangelical Christianity (or ‘Churchianity’) to be one of the most fertile grounds for egalitarian feminist mores to propagate.

Standard disclaimer: I don’t do religion on this blog, but I do intersexual dynamics and sometimes these have effects that are very intertwined with religion, politics and social orders. It’s long been my own and Dalrock’s observation that Christianity has been co-opted by the same feminization that secular society has been saturated by.

As things progressed, this post and my exchanges with Solomon in the comments were picked up on by Raw Story and at least 4 other reblogs from various culture news “journalists” happy to pull anything and everything out of context, provided no links to the actual article and, as would be expected, deleted any post of my own from the Disqus comment threads I vainly tried to leave. I was happy for what spillover traffic came in from it, but I know the indignation crowd’s flavor of the minute doesn’t really count for much.

However, for all of that, I did reexamine my two previous posts on Dread: Dread Games and Soft Dread. It was interesting to see the knee-jerk response to ideas like “passionate sex inspired by genuine desire is the result of insecurity, anxiety and sexual tension”  from the Blue Pill commentariat. The problem I see is that there’s only one manner in which terms like ‘insecurity’, ‘anxiety’ and ‘sexual tension’ are really interpreted by those steeped in the Feminine Imperative. They are always going to be viewed from a position of absolutism; therefor the drive-by impression is that myself or Solomon were advocating for heavy handed abuse of wives by their husbands.

And as expected, the straw men got more blown out of scale, and then it was a story of how Christian husbands ought to force themselves on their wives irrespective of their actual desire, and then comes ‘Rape! Rapety rape rape!’

How to Get Your Wife to Want to Fuck You

I’ll admit, I’m not familiar with Solomon’s writing, but from what I gather on his blog it’s fairly heavy on the “how to get your wife to have the Biblically mandated sex the Lord obligates her to” posts. I fully understand the ease with which the “spiritual, but not religious” crowd would have a field day with a majority of his posts.

As some of my readers are aware I’ve been an active reader of Dalrock’s blog for years now. I don’t do religion, but if I were to I expect a lot of what I’d write would be better done by Dal. A handful of commenters on his blog think I’m the Devil for laying bare the frustrations they observe in the church in the secular, nuts & bolts, psychology and intersexual dynamics. I think most there have a pretty good grasp of the feminization and egalitarian efforts that have taken root in a religion that still preaches the old set of books to men while simultaneously expecting them to recognize the new set of books for women.

I imagine a lot of contemporary Christian men would embrace some degree of the MGTOW mindset if marriage weren’t the only doctrinal means for them to have ‘ordained’ sex. Mainstream, pop-culture Christianity loves to adopt and ‘sanctify’ christianized versions of secular social trends, and the Red Pill is no exception. One theme I see repeated on sites like BGR as well as Focus on the Family is a push for married Christian couples to have more sex. Solomon’s tact is literally enforcing Biblical gender roles on couples and therefor obligating wives to ‘Duty Sex’ they apparently are reluctant to have. For the Focus on the Family side, there’s an embrace of men’s constant need to qualify themselves for their wive’s intimacy; ergo making it their fault for their sexlessness.

I imagine this situation doesn’t bode well with the contemporary Christian young man who actually takes his conviction with some degree of seriousness. Not only does his Burden of Performance include a constant qualification to women in a sexless pre-marriage state (to say nothing of the hormones of youth), he “struggles” with rubbing it out to porn, and then has a sexless marriage waiting for him on the other side of the marriage contract that is all down-side risk for him.

The Quest for the Righteous Fox will always persist, but I can’t say that sounds like a great opportunity for an 18 year old guy raised on Purity Rings and taught to defer all authority to the woman who will become his only source of sexual release for a lifetime. So the appeal of a christianized form of the Red Pill should be obvious.

My comment to Solomon was motivated from the perspective of wanting to help these men better understand their Christian conditioned Blue Pill predicament. I know a common refrain of more traditionalist Christians is that Christianity was already Red Pill before there was a Red Pill, and in an Old Testament respect I guess I can relate, but the problem isn’t one of doctrine, it’s about the readiness with which the church has adopted egalitarianism as doctrine. I get that it’s largely a business decision – appeal to the feminine or go out of business – but after several generations the same Blue Pill conditioning of the past 60+ years is only amplified in a religious context.

Religion is no insulation against Hypergamy. I understand that in the past religion was used as a control on Hypergamy, especially in respect to men’s burden of performance and the necessity of their provisioning to women.

There was a section in the London Real video interview of Nick Krauser where he explains the distribution of labor aspect of how religion and the 80\20 aspect of the Pareto Principle interact with Hypergamy and intersexual dynamics. I may explore this in another post, but the idea is that monogamous marriage in a Christian sense relatively ensured that the 80% Beta men could reasonably expect to get a woman for exclusive sex and pass on his genetic lineage.

Alpha Fucks and Beta Bucks are still the order of the day, but that Beta could, through a social and religious contract, be pacified with a wife and the responsibilities inherent in his burden of performance as a father and husband. Thus the distribution of labor could be maintained without the fear of a ‘Beta Uprising’ to claim control of more Alpha dominant men.

Stay at Home Dad Documents His Sex Life on a Fitbit

Unfortunately with the advent of the sexual revolution that Beta Christian man’s sex life is far more likely to resemble this guy’s. Egalitarianism has saturated itself not just into the social structure of the church, but it has reshaped the very doctrine upon which this old set of books and monogamous marriage was founded upon.

Thus we see men looking for answers to their sexless marriages and the hope that Red Pill awareness can bring to them. Old order marriage only exists with regards to men’s responsibilities under it. These husbands must balance those old order expectations with a new order egalitarianism that the church has embraced for their wives. And few are ever aware of their balancing act.

The Red Pill would have to be made Christian Kosher®, but the psychological and sociological underpinning of Red Pill awareness clashes with the ‘traditionalism’ of old order Biblical gender roles based on that old division of labor/monogamous marriage model.

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cheupez
8 years ago

I think someone linked that say home dad article in the previous post and I read it. Suddenly I realized, hypergamy doesn’t even care what you think hypergamy is.

ShanksNes (@ShanksNes)

Yup. Great post Rollo. A faction of the sphere is building hopes in traditionalism as a band aid for hypergamy. The problem is that, most of the traditional frameworks which worked were either compromises at best, or instruments of the feminine imperative at worst. In contemporary times with changed social realities and new technology effecting the SMV, the old assumptions won’t work in the ways they used to.

The cat is out of the bag, and there may very well be no way to put her back.

rugby11ljh
rugby11ljh
8 years ago

“Not only does his Burden of Performance include a constant qualification to women in a sexless pre-marriage state (to say nothing of the hormones of youth), he “struggles” with rubbing it out to porn, and then has a sexless marriage waiting for him on the other side of the marriage contract that is all down-side risk for him.” Was about to go to sleep. Something about this explains a lot about my buffers and hardships with dealing with the world on the World terms in a redpill state none of the many events in my unbringing would have vazed me… Read more »

F your couch
F your couch
8 years ago

Once i read “caleb” and “piper” i knew that stay at home dad article had to be trolling.

greenmantlehoyos
8 years ago

There is an odd dynamic in the church that is counter intuitive. I think you’re right that co opting the feminine imperative was done to boost numbers, but it has proven the undoing of much of those same numbers. The irony, I think, is that if the church had stuck to the original plan, the numbers would have taken care of themselves. In broad strokes, women follow men. The men who follow women aren’t wanted by those same women, so it falls apart. Things can be turned around but not until men start telling the truth to women, not out… Read more »

Zen
Zen
8 years ago

Definitely worth a read:

http://i.imgur.com/80eDv18.png

The last paragraph is profound when you get around the whole message.

Emily
Emily
8 years ago

^ I think I’m gonna vomit

Samuel
Samuel
3 years ago
Reply to  Emily

Why?

Edelweiss
Edelweiss
8 years ago

The fully “Christianized” marriages I commonly see, cater to the feminine from wedding to divorce, and at all points in between. The guys are usually ready made mules, trained from childhood to prioritize wives and their children above themselves in the vast majority of situations they will encounter, often with little to show for it. To me, it’s a reflection of the overall cultural shift we’ve witnessed happening throughout the western world. The fact that Christianity is a common vehicle for the feminine imperative in the US seems almost irrelevant. If Hinduism were more prevalent here, the FI would co-opt… Read more »

kfg
kfg
3 years ago
Reply to  Edelweiss

“If Hinduism were more prevalent here, the FI would co-opt it . . .”

Hinduism is dominant in the second most populous country in the world, and it has been almost entirely given over to the FI.

Pessimist Incel
Pessimist Incel
3 years ago
Reply to  kfg

Heh. As a South Asian, I do agree with you. As a task I encourage the OP to find the meaning of the following phrase in Sanskrit:

||Janani Janmabhumischaa: swargadapi: gariyasi: ||

Ang Aamer
8 years ago

Rollo: “Religion is no insulation against Hypergamy.” Tell that with a straight face to the 600 million Muslim women. Over at CH he made the statement that the rise of Divorce is correlated to female options and female fertility. Modern Christianity is guilty of continuing the fiction of reconciling Christianity with Feminism. Unfortunately like many modern notions it’s a bad fit and dangerous in practice. I travel the world quite a bit and Western Christian women by far seem to be the most unhappy of any I have encountered. Everywhere but in the west men are in charge and women… Read more »

Victorictor
8 years ago

Rollo: “Religion is no insulation against Hypergamy.” The point in which AngAamer is wrong is that religion was a way to set the rules for hypergamy in an insecure environment (like in the most radical muslim countries right now). When you do have a secure environment and women do not need the security of a household, they don’t need to fight in wars and so on, they can be independent and hypergamy starts taking control. That’s why religion is no insulation about it, it is just a bunch of rules to make a society, but the underlying issue is the… Read more »

lh
lh
8 years ago

Rollo: “Religion is no insulation against Hypergamy.” Tell that with a straight face to the 600 million Muslim women. The reason it still works in Muslim countries isn’t religion, but social pressure. Women who don’t play by the rules are socially excluded, despised or even punished. None of that exists in the west. What can be seen with many Muslim women living here in western Europe is a traditional marriage to a Muslim man chosen by the family very early only to be divorced after short time (around their SMV peak) and then the western Muslim women is free to… Read more »

Emily
Emily
8 years ago

^ I know quite a few Muslim and Jewish girls since I went to an all girls school, and there are a few in my college too.. And, from my experience, you are entirely wrong… I don’t know many of them who even date guys, and when the Muslim girls do it’s almost exclusively Muslim men. Granted, these girls are very conservative, and they told me that their families would disown them otherwise cause they aren’t allowed to marry a non-muslim. I’ve seen a few muslim men dating western girls though. It does bug me cause while I have nothing… Read more »

IAS
IAS
8 years ago

@ Rollo ” The Quest for the Righteous Fox will always persist, but I can’t say that sounds like a great opportunity for an 18 year old guy raised on Purity Rings and taught to defer all authority to the woman who will become his only source of sexual release for a lifetime. So the appeal of a christianized form of the Red Pill should be obvious. ” There is one (I think significant) advantage of marrying a virgin woman, in that it greatly reduces the chance of marrying and alpha widow. I like this chart: http://marriedmansexlife.vanillacommunities.com/discussion/2503/her-notch-count-and-your-marriage There is one… Read more »

lh
lh
8 years ago

“cause they aren’t allowed to marry a non-muslim.”

That’s true. But many around here take the loophole I described: Date and marry a Muslim man first and divorce soon. Him beating her and all that will be plenty of reasons others will accept. After divorce they are free to date and marry whomever they want.

Hayeksghost
Hayeksghost
8 years ago

Actually Rollo it doesn’t. Evolutionary biology perfectly characterizes what is commonly called sin nature. One thing that would have to devised would be a replacement for the 3 date rule since sex before marriage is forbidden. Coming from a Christian background I can tell you it won’t take all that much to get the typically evangelical male to digest the red pill. What needs to be done is to be able to answer the question and then what? Someone needs to write the Christian man’s guide to game to devise a pathway for us to at least attempt to find… Read more »

Longtorso
Longtorso
8 years ago

Control and butts in the seats are intertwined in the Xian church (the ability to put butts in the seats is the basis of a pastor’s authority in a church). Pacifying the women by giving them their way puts butts in the seats, but also AMOGs the men so they don’t stand up to said pastors. The church is an institution, and the primary purpose of any institution is to grind men into submission to itself. Cutting off their balls and calling it the Word of God fulfills both requirements of the church as an institution.

LeeLee
8 years ago

In many ways I think you’re right that Evangelical Christianity is fertile ground for feminist mores. This is because we try to put on the surround culture’s “clothing” so that they will be able to understand God’s plan and work in their own context and what it means for them. So there is a prevailing tactic of trying to help feminists understand how their concerns and worldview fit with God’s concerns and worldview, and to an extent there is an overlap (protecting women from abuse, etc). However, I think because feminist voices are the loudest voices in our culture, there… Read more »

walawala
walawala
8 years ago

The problem with “dread game” of any kind is that it’s too often a temporary solution to a longer-term problem or the inevitability of hypergamy. Girl acts up…you start to quietly pull back, maybe don’t respond as quickly as you did… Girl can either smarten up and realize what a good thing really has…or up the ante to test you….the escalation induces dread in you. You blow up. She wins… Or scenario #2 dread happens once, you settle back into the good times…she senses that dread was temporary and realizes it’s just a ploy, you wouldn’t really ever leave her… Read more »

J1J2
J1J2
8 years ago

I think you’re exaggerating a bit about how women are attracted/aroused by the hyper half of hypergamy. And I comment over at CH, more or less agreeing with what the guys over there say, so I am not naïve about women. They are hard-wired hard-core hypergamists, no doubt about it. But my wife was never more aroused than on our wedding night, when she was experiencing the greatest possible lack of insecurity. The gamy half of hypergamy counts too. As a house-husband, I admit I have suffered some low frequency, but at a combined age of over a hundred we… Read more »

honeycomb
honeycomb
8 years ago

Rollo >”The Red Pill would have to be made Christian Kosher®, but the psychological and sociological underpinning of Red Pill awareness clashes with the ‘traditionalism’ of old order Biblical gender roles based on that old division of labor/monogamous marriage model.” I come from a tradition religious family (e.g. Landmark / Primitive / Sovereign Grace Baptist). My mother raised me to be an Alpha. My dad raised me to be a Beta. Older MALE adults (i.e. grandparents and friends) raised me with the Red Pill. Older FEMALE adults (i.e. family and friends) raised me with the Blue Pill. The RED PILL… Read more »

IliadsTangent
8 years ago

Christian women were some of the most ruthlessly deceptive and hypergamous women I have ever interacted with.

Were I offered a choice between a tattoo’d barfly and your typical church girl, I’d take the bar girl. At least with the latter you get a measure of fair disclosure.

kfg
kfg
8 years ago

Trigger Warning!: Grammar Nazism

“Solomon’s tact . . .”

The word is tack,; the relative direction which one sails into the wind.

keyser Soze
keyser Soze
8 years ago

Me like this post very much. Hypergamy use/manipulate religion as an excuse for not fucking the no tingle beta,PERIOD. Muslim women had been doing this for centuries , 90% of A-rab men are not Omar Shareef. It so very ignorant of westerners to think Muslim women don’t fuck non Muslims, the same goes for Christians or Jewish. (in Israel, there are unattractive Jewish women who married unattractive A-rab men not because the A-rab men have tingles, it’s because the Israeli Jewish men didn’t want to marry them) When it comes to $$ and tingles, women dump religion down the toilet.… Read more »

keyser Soze
keyser Soze
8 years ago

@Emily,
Donkeys are very social animals and can develop very strong emotional attachments with other animals including other donkeys. In the wild, male donkeys frequently live on their own and defend a territory so that they will have breeding rights to as many females as possible.

Jeremy
Jeremy
8 years ago

@walawala The problem with “dread game” of any kind is that it’s too often a temporary solution to a longer-term problem or the inevitability of hypergamy. Girl acts up…you start to quietly pull back, maybe don’t respond as quickly as you did… Girl can either smarten up and realize what a good thing really has…or up the ante to test you….the escalation induces dread in you. You blow up. She wins… Well, then don’t blow up. Hold frame. That solves that problem unless I’m misreading you. Or scenario #2 dread happens once, you settle back into the good times…she senses… Read more »

keyser Soze
keyser Soze
8 years ago

A Christian/ muslem / Jewish woman, would marry some guy who is an atheist (with tingles / $$) and then she forgives herself by saying : but I’ll make she my kids believe in God. Hehehe, hahaha, whaaaaaaahahah.

lh
lh
8 years ago

Women don’t really understand religious ideals anyway. They use them when it suits them. Solipsism does the magic.

keyser Soze
keyser Soze
8 years ago

I meant : but I’ll make sure my kids believe in God

keyser Soze
keyser Soze
8 years ago

You know who is far more dangerous than feminists? It’s religious feminists.
I find it nuts when women mix religion and sex. Look at the old testament and the quran, it was all about those alpha men going on fucking rampage with so many women using the “God Gaming” and women bought it!!.
Who said :
Religion is the opium of the betas?

Bromeo
Bromeo
8 years ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHu1WxQ7tBU

Achievement unlocked: Using masterful levels of choreplay while in the dreaded friendzone… What a powerful scene, goddamn.

User comments:

stellatocca
now that is a man. considerate and sweet with a good heart.

Orphan_Darqjade
take note guys, THIS is what we as women find sexy ! This is the epitome of sexy! Also, this scene is the best and only one worth watching in this movie.

MissYaiJin19
I lovis scene. I think the man who can do something like that for the woman he loves.. he’s gonna be a perfect man

scribblerg
scribblerg
8 years ago

@kfg – Tack is not really “the relative direction which one sails”. Tack is a funny world that has a number of meanings for a sailor: – The lower corner of a sail’s leading edge. – A maneuver which changes the orientation of the boat to the wind so the wind hits the sail from the starboard, port or dead on the stern of a boat. To sail on a “starboard tack” means that the wind is coming over the starboard side of the boat, which is yet another usage of the word but it’s more of a colloquialism or… Read more »

Chris
Chris
8 years ago

“Maybe this is a tangent, but the best Christian women I’ve ever met were usually foreign or missionary kids. I think it’s down to being Christian in a hostile environment, it speaks to sincerity.” Unfortunately, very few Western women have proven to be immune to the Feminist virus, and that includes devout Christian women. On a slightly related note, modern Feminists would loathe to admit that they owe a debt of gratitude to some of the more prominent voices in the Evangelical movement. One of the RadFem tenets is the notion that men are wanton beasts who only have one… Read more »

gunnerq
8 years ago

“I imagine a lot of contemporary Christian men would embrace some degree of the MGTOW mindset if marriage weren’t the only doctrinal means for them to have ‘ordained’ sex.” Insofar as MGTOW is swearing off women entirely rather than PUA/soft harems, Christian men who understand the current situation make archetypical MGTOWs. “Married sex or none” doesn’t leave wiggle room. Christian monogamy isn’t incompatible with red pill but if secular society decides to play favorites then it can easily become a prison. Divorce isn’t allowed even when the rules change mid-game. … Ang Aamer @ 3:08 am: “Rollo: “Religion is no… Read more »

theasdgamer
8 years ago

Rollo, you inspired me to put together a list of my posts which are related to Christian Marital Sex, including Dread, the Song of Solomon, Game, Keeping Track of Sex on the calendar, relationships, and sexual macrodynamics.

https://theasdgamer.wordpress.com/2015/11/03/christian-marital-sex-issues/

Unlike Larry Solomon, I don’t try to bull5h1t my way through theological reasoning. I go with the simple, obvious reading based on the context in the Song of Solomon. I don’t read spiritual meaning into passages like Mr. Solomon does. My approach is much more cautious.

the bandit
the bandit
8 years ago

“Evolutionary biology perfectly characterizes what is commonly called sin nature.” And, since the church has been feminized, for the most part, it caters to the Feminine Imperative, i.e., to the feminine sin nature. “I imagine this situation doesn’t bode well with the contemporary Christian young man who actually takes his conviction with some degree of seriousness.” A Red Pill young man who takes sexual sin seriously is playing with fire. Or cutting off a leg with a chainsaw before attempting a three-legged race. Young men of average SMV are already at a severe seduction disadvantage, and it seems like morality… Read more »

lh
lh
8 years ago

“No sex before marriage” might even be a buffer for many men. Don’t hope it will be easier in marriage.

ETA
ETA
8 years ago

I want to reply to this post with some pictures. How do I attach them to my comment?

Pedat Ebediyah
8 years ago

@walawala I was thinking this the other day. I’m so much better off than I was two years ago in every way…yet there are days when I get flaked on, or get rejected and start thinking this is the way I AM rather than this is the way it IS today but I can change it if I want. I’m with you.  I am also exponentially better off.  In fact, I’m unequivocally clear on where all of my troubles began – which was essentially not keeping frame.  You start off doing so, then you drop your guard.  You can never –… Read more »

Emily
Emily
8 years ago

I’m sorry Rollo, I meant Heartiste.

However, your statement:
“Religion is no insulation against Hypergamy.”
Tell that with a straight face to the 600 million Muslim women.”
I do agree with that.

As for Christianity being ‘feminized’ of course I disagree. It’s no secret that a vast majority of radical feminists are atheists, and are often united with the groups that seek to destroy Christianity.

kfg
kfg
8 years ago

“It’s no secret that a vast majority of radical feminists are atheists . . .”

. . . and unfeminine.

Jeremy
Jeremy
8 years ago

@Emily As for Christianity being ‘feminized’ of course I disagree. It’s no secret that a vast majority of radical feminists are atheists, and are often united with the groups that seek to destroy Christianity. Don’t kid yourself, they only target male-dominated patriarchal Christianity where traditional gender roles hold sway. When was the last time you saw a feminist protest any congregation that allows divorce or abortion with forgiveness? They don’t target that. They only really go after the Mormons or the Catholics, or any holdout denomination that doesn’t accept biblical forgiveness for frivorce or abortion. Well, not so much the… Read more »

The Question
8 years ago

“I’m not saying all Christian men are default pussies or there are no Christian Alphas, just that the social environment that constitutes the church is so overwhelmingly conducive to creating and maintaining Beta men now it’s become endemic.” I grew up in the Church and still “visit” a local church; I can attest this is very accurate. Men in the church are taught since childhood that the feminine imperative is a part of the Bible. When they grow up, they have a choice; either renounce their faith and the FI along with it, or they preserve their faith, but feel… Read more »

Fred Flange, substitute furball
Fred Flange, substitute furball
8 years ago

To prevent any leaps off bridges, let me caution that the article “Stay At Home Dad Documents His Sex Life on a Fitbit” is SATIRE. A GAG. A regular LARF RIOT. The McSweeney’s site is writer Dave Eggers’ storefront for hyperdrollery-style humor (i.e., the wisecracking logo at the top). The obvious inspiration is the “Excel Spreadsheet” incel husband from last year, chronicling the reasons the wife refused to get jiggy, whereupon she victim-wigged out upon finding the spreadsheet after he went dark on her. Occasionally McSweeney’s gets in a couple of Game-aware digs at modern culture. So as not to… Read more »

Andy
Andy
8 years ago

As for Christianity being ‘feminized’ of course I disagree. It’s no secret that a vast majority of radical feminists are atheists, and are often united with the groups that seek to destroy Christianity. @Emily, you are a dumb, dumb, dumb little girl. You don’t know the first thing about life. Start listening to what these smart men are trying to tell you before you wreck your fucking boyfriend’s life along with your own. Dump that poor sap while you still can and find a real man that will handle you. If you don’t do it now, you’ll wish you did… Read more »

theasdgamer
8 years ago

@ Pedat

You can never – EVER – lose frame – or you’re done.

I’ve erred also in explicating.

I’ve lost frame and explicated. You can recover frame and explication is just a tactical error, not strategic.

theasdgamer
8 years ago

@ Fred Flange, substitute barbell

Doing the heavy lifting, I see. The spreadsheet guy was my inspiration for my keeping track of sex overtly on the calendar, about which I posted. That is something to do overtly and works like a fakking charm!

keyser Soze
keyser Soze
8 years ago

@Emily, Persuasion A donkey who isn’t actually in a dangerous situation but thinks he is can usually be persuaded through leadership and rewards to give up and go along. But he must have prior confidence that you won’t lead him into danger. For example, a small stream that you know is safe to cross might look scary to your donkey. He might not realize it’s not deep or swift. If he won’t walk through it, get off his back and walk through the water ahead of him so he can see it’s safe. Offer him hay, carrots, apples or a… Read more »

Craiger247
Craiger247
8 years ago

Another well done article Rollo. I cannot say this enough, but thank you for your you and your blog. It’s influence, and the help it has given to me to “connect the dots” in my own life, and my experiences (both good and bad) is priceless. I know this article will raise many an eye brow, because you cannot “attack” (I use attack in very loose terms) the basis of religion, it is more emotionally rooted in it’s followers, than the biggest blue pill beta ideologies. For example, my brother and I would regularly attend Sunday church mass, and as… Read more »

IAS
IAS
8 years ago

@gunnerg : “I’ve heard this is one reason women don’t like longtime-virgin men, because they know they can’t use sex as a weapon against him. Any truth to this?” I’m not sure this will apply to all longtime-virgins and I certainly can’t speak for why reasons wouldn’t like longtime virgins. I think the most valid con from the women side would be lack of experience of the man, and the most valid pro is less risk of STD and the lower risk of the guy having someone else as a ONE-itis (or whatever the converse of being an alpha widow… Read more »

Liz
Liz
8 years ago

Emily: “It does bug me cause while I have nothing against Islam, people should really marry into their own race and religion, in my opinion. So, for once, I actually agree with Rollo..”

I agree on religion for pragmatic reasons, but Islam isn’t a race. Should Iranians marry Iranians or could they marry an Afghani with green eyes and everything would still be “square”? How about a Mexican marrying a Argentinian? What about a Chinese person marrying a Japanese person?

Never mind.

cheupez
8 years ago

I’m sorry Rollo, I meant Heartiste. Close enough. I guess Rollo is also “another one of those RP people” You know much like, “I only meant to call you the demon, not the devil. My bad.”

IAS
IAS
8 years ago

@ Gunnerg again : also I should state that I’m particularly prone to ONE-itis. So even though I may be more resilient to the specific tactic of weaponized (lack) of sex, it is still hard for me to internalize an abundance mentality. As a married man (virgin groom) which is not willing to cheat, I would very much welcome ideas for how to test myself to acquire or verify an abundance mentality and test for fear of rejection (hoping Rollo has good ideas on this, giving that the default for single guys would be “spinning plates” which I can’t do… Read more »

keyser Soze
keyser Soze
8 years ago

Emily: “It does bug me cause while I have nothing against Islam, people should really marry into their own race and religion, in my opinion.”

You’re right, a horse and a donkey can have kids. A male horse and a female donkey have a hinny. A female horse and a male donkey have a mule.

Blaximus
Blaximus
8 years ago

” It does bug me cause while I have nothing against Islam, people should really marry into their own race and religion, in my opinion. So, for once, I actually agree with Rollo..”

….

Emily
Emily
8 years ago

Rollo, I googled her. Seems to me like she is trying to fit Christianity into her feminism, rather than being influenced into feminism by Christianity. People are always going to force and mix their ideologies with their religion. Feminists are everywhere, it’s no surprise there are Christian feminists too. I will admit that Christianity is probably easier to be used by feminists, like this woman, than say.. Islam. I think the reason for that is that our central figure, Jesus Christ, never talked about gender roles. Meanwhile for Islam the central figure, Muhammad, was probably quite ‘red pill.’ (haha) ex:… Read more »

CaveClown
CaveClown
8 years ago

“They’ll cover it in Jesus Fish logos like all the other secular culture trends that appeal to Christians, but the beliefs are the same.”

lol

My single mother neighbor has a jesus fish sticker AND one that says, “if you’re going to ride my ass at least pull my hair”

also stick figures of her, her daughter, and a cat.

Forge the Sky
Forge the Sky
8 years ago

I wrote this comment on ‘Dread Games’ after hearing about the outraged article re: dread: MYSTERIOUS BUTTHURT EPIDEMIC MAY INCREASE, WARNS SCIENTISTS Researchers from the American Sociological Survey recorded an unusual indignation rumble that registered 3.2 on the Richter scale this past Monday, Oct 27. ‘An ominous pattern is beginning to emerge,’ reported R. Gottlieb, the Survey’s spokesman. ‘Though we’re not entirely sure as to the origin of these disturbances, they seem to be increasing in frequency and severity.” When pressed to comment on the cause of these disturbances, Gottlieb proved reticent. ‘Our job is to describe, not to analyze,’… Read more »

Andy
Andy
8 years ago

As a married man (virgin groom) which is not willing to cheat, I would very much welcome ideas for how to test myself to acquire or verify an abundance mentality and test for fear of rejection @IAS I don’t know how far along you are. Don’t take offense to anything I say. I kicked one-itis for my wife recently. I guess for me it was just a culmination of things. The biggest being the realization that she really doesn’t want you to have one-itis for her. This is pretty much my favorite TRM post. http://therationalmale.com/2014/11/23/vulnerability/ The second being the realization… Read more »

Blaximus
Blaximus
8 years ago

” But is Christianity overall compatible with feminism? Is the Catholic church feminist? I don’t think so. Among which demographic will you find the most traditional gender role marriages? Which demographic most opposed abortion and no fault divorce? Yep, Christians, overwhelmingly.” Are you serious? Here in the west no religion will stave off the FI. You seem to only qualify ” catholic ” as Christian, that’s another argument for another time, but all religions in this country have been affected by feministic thinking. It is only a matter of degrees. If you truly believe the Catholic church is not compatible… Read more »

Forge the Sky
Forge the Sky
8 years ago

In other news, I found out yesterday that my former High School principal is making international news for suggesting that girls should dress modestly in school.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3300596/Christian-high-school-principal-causes-outrage-claiming-young-women-obey-strict-dress-codes-protect-VIRGINITY-prevent-young-men-treating-like-sex-objects.html

Lol. The shit Rollo writes about indignation is spot on. Here’s a woman writing a piece with literally no purpose other than to inspire indignation in other women. Note the ALL CAPS in the word ‘virginity,’ just that word alone is a massive hotbutton for a lot of women.

Blaximus
Blaximus
8 years ago

..” ” It does bug me cause while I have nothing against Islam, people should really marry into their own race and religion, in my opinion. So, for once, I actually agree with Rollo..”

Oh, btw, Jesus and I found this statement fucking repulsive.

The Question
8 years ago

@ Rollo Tomasi, “it’s insulting that PUAs/Red Pill men need to instruct these guys in articles of doctrine with regard to intersexual relations.” Is it insulting to the Christian men who need the instruction despite attending church their whole lives, or insulting to the Red Pill men having to instruct them? (or both?). “I get this a lot, “Christianity has always been Red Pill” but these are the same guys playing patsy to the FI in church and parroting the same boilerplate they hear from a Joyce Meyers appearance.” Which to me is really confusing. Why are men trying to… Read more »

Blaximus
Blaximus
8 years ago

I find it interesting that so many people, male and female, seem unable to understand ” dread ” in it’s proper context. Commentary becoming all indignant at the suggestion of employing dread and applying extreme connotations to the idea. Is this a function of religious teaching? Is it a function of feminism? I submit that God is the greatest practitioner of Dread known to mankind. The popular portrayals of Jesus as a very soft and meek individual is a huge part of the problem being propagated in churches everywhere. Hence it’s been a relative cakewalk for Feminists to overtake ”… Read more »

IAS
IAS
8 years ago

@ Andy : I appreciate the input. I am lifting weights, reading books and blogs. I’m now aware of shit tests. I’m fairly sure I will increase my SMV, and hope it will be enough to improve things significantly. If it isn’t it is still better to have a higher SMV. This is all stuff that I can do, should do, and am doing. For now I mostly stop short of practicing Game on other women. For someone in my circumstances (virgin bride, virgin groom) I really struggle believing that I have the knowledge of how to find a younger… Read more »

kfg
kfg
8 years ago

Emily, let me it try it a little more directly this time; you are confusing the feminine with feminism.

Feminism is not the only path to female dominance. Just ask an Japanese salaryman with a traditional wife.

bnon
bnon
8 years ago

Christianity … this article is too America centric for me tbh, it doesn’t matter as much in Europe.

CaveClown
CaveClown
8 years ago

Ias, You can cause dread and not “game” other women. Game is just the application of social skills. Dominance, leading, DHV, etc. Make a girl with higher smv than her laugh and she sees it, and you create dread. Make a friend of hers giggle, and you create dread. Pursue your life mission with passion and you create dread. Dress nicer and you create dread. I think a better way to think of this is you can “game” other women, but not “escalate” with other women and remain faithful. As for being a virgin groom, can’t help ya. I had… Read more »

CaveClown
CaveClown
8 years ago

Ias, Game your wife too. Play her emotions like an instrument. Leave logic at work. Those skills are transferable to other chicks, and she knows it. You’re on the right track if she starts testing it. “Do you think my friend is pretty?” “did you look at that chick?!” Here’s a good one, see a chick that looks hot? Say, “you would look great in that dress” or whatever You noticed the chick, but said she would look good too, does that mean that she don’t look as good as her? Or does she look as good and it was… Read more »

BK
BK
8 years ago

Rollo,
Glad you found the McSweeneys article ‘helpful’ or at least comedic and unfortunately often true.

kobayashii1681
8 years ago

@Emily; “I’m sorry Rollo, I meant Heartiste. However, your statement: “Religion is no insulation against Hypergamy.” Tell that with a straight face to the 600 million Muslim women.” I do agree with that. As for Christianity being ‘feminized’ of course I disagree. It’s no secret that a vast majority of radical feminists are atheists, and are often united with the groups that seek to destroy Christianity.” First off, Rollo never stated this: “Tell that with a straight face to the 600 million Muslim women.” This was @Ang Aamer. Secondly, the existence of a large section of radical feminists who are… Read more »

kobayashii1681
8 years ago

@IliadsTangent:
“Christian women were some of the most ruthlessly deceptive and hypergamous women I have ever interacted with.

Were I offered a choice between a tattoo’d barfly and your typical church girl, I’d take the bar girl. ”

I hear you….I would take both and make the christian woman my anything goes slut. :)….probably her sister too…

That’s just me though…

kobayashii1681
8 years ago

“I’m not saying all Christian men are default pussies or there are no Christian Alphas, just that the social environment that constitutes the church is so overwhelmingly conducive to creating and maintaining Beta men now it’s become endemic.” And here it is….in plain fucking sight! I used to be saved, “chose” to be celibate through my 20s….I saw this clearly….many saved chics getting impregnated by “bad boys” and then ‘coming back to the church’ to find ‘a good man’…(sigh)…The red pill….you really can’t go back…A man in his true nature is not controlled by lies, he sees them for what… Read more »

CaveClown
CaveClown
8 years ago

Also, Surely the fitbit guy was at least a bit satirical? Are men really that weak? Is that really the norm? I had an old friend of mine show up in my life recently. He had gotten divorced recently, and it destroyed him. He started dating a female friend of mine. He changed whatever he had to in his life to accommodate her. If she didn’t like something, he would change it. Always asking her how she was, and what she was doing, and trying so hard to please her. Even thought she is a 50+ notch count ex-AF frantically… Read more »

Charles B.
Charles B.
8 years ago

Females are doubly impure than that of males: Leviticus 12King James Version (KJV) 12 And the Lord spake unto Moses, saying, 2 Speak unto the children of Israel, saying, If a woman have conceived seed, and born a man child: then she shall be unclean seven days; according to the days of the separation for her infirmity shall she be unclean. 3 And in the eighth day the flesh of his foreskin shall be circumcised. 4 And she shall then continue in the blood of her purifying three and thirty days; she shall touch no hallowed thing, nor come into… Read more »

gunnerq
8 years ago

IAS @ 3:15 pm: “As a married man (virgin groom) which is not willing to cheat, I would very much welcome ideas for how to test myself to acquire or verify an abundance mentality and test for fear of rejection (hoping Rollo has good ideas on this, giving that the default for single guys would be “spinning plates” which I can’t do if I remain faithful).” Maybe cultivate an “I’m the King” mentality instead of an abundance mentality. Always sit at the head of the table. You get to pick the first doughnut. You drive the car. You walk in… Read more »

Charles B.
Charles B.
8 years ago

Isaiah 3:11-17King James Version (KJV) 11 Woe unto the wicked! it shall be ill with him: for the reward of his hands shall be given him. 12 As for my people, children are their oppressors, and women rule over them. O my people, they which lead thee cause thee to err, and destroy the way of thy paths. 13 The LORD standeth up to plead, and standeth to judge the people. 14 The LORD will enter into judgment with the ancients of his people, and the princes thereof: for ye have eaten up the vineyard; the spoil of the poor… Read more »

Charles B.
Charles B.
8 years ago

We should see if the sales of vagisil douches go up. This will be a positive indicator of the above being true.

Sorry for not being able to fit it in one post.

Jeremy
Jeremy
8 years ago

@Emily Feminists are everywhere, it’s no surprise there are Christian feminists too.But is Christianity overall compatible with feminism? Is the Catholic church feminist? I don’t think so. Among which demographic will you find the most traditional gender role marriages? Which demographic most opposed abortion and no fault divorce? Yep, Christians, overwhelmingly. Jesus Christ. You confess that there are Christian feminists, but then denounce that Christianity is compatible with feminism… Wanna try that thought process again please, this time with a little less contradiction in the same comment. Also, again, you’re just kidding yourself with respect to which demographic opposed “no… Read more »

Beefy Levinson
8 years ago

I’ve found that an effective way to introduce Christian men to the Red Pill is to remind them that women are affected by Original Sin as well. Then point out the passages of Scripture that urge men to avoid harlots. It’s still a major uphill battle. I’m a practicing Catholic and it’s true that, in theory, the Church is a thoroughly patriarchal institution. In practice, women run pretty much everything at the parish level that doesn’t explicitly require a priest. Even if you’re in the hospital, there’s a 50/50 chance it will be a little old lady who brings you… Read more »

Emily
Emily
8 years ago

kobayashii1681 People can twist any ideology… What I’m saying is that REAL Christian teachings are not compatible with radical feminism. Sure, Jesus never talked about gender roles, but St. Paul did, the Old Testament did. Because of that, several radical Christian feminists want to exclude the Pauline epistles and the Old Testament from the Bible, imagine that! But then, they are no longer practicing Christianity. True Christianity definitely teaches gender roles. But are the churches feminized? Some are, definitely. But most churches still oppose abortion and teach complimentarian marriages. True, they don’t teach the crap you guys believe, but then,… Read more »

kobayashii1681
8 years ago

@Emily: “Seems to me like she is trying to fit Christianity into her feminism, rather than being influenced into feminism by Christianity.”

http://footballmemes.org/_nw/3/13420263.jpg

But then again….

http://media.giphy.com/media/Ne7aenG4oM1Py/giphy.gif

Forge the Sky
Forge the Sky
8 years ago

“Maybe cultivate an “I’m the King” mentality instead of an abundance mentality. Always sit at the head of the table. You get to pick the first doughnut. You drive the car. You walk in front. Strong eye contact. Rarely apologize or ask permission. The magic word is now “Master”, not “please”. That sort of thing. That’s a better fit to the Christian paradigm.” Cosigned, but I’d add that in order to enact this you need some degree of actual leverage in the relationship. And then you need to expand your emotional repertoire to include anger for disrespect or disobedience, etc.… Read more »

Forge the Sky
Forge the Sky
8 years ago
lh
lh
8 years ago

gunnerq: “The insult is that cads and players understand Biblical principles better than the Churchians do. First the latter don’t learn their own religion’s beliefs and then they get offended when the former are happier and more successful with women.” While this is indeed the insult, the error of Christian men isn’t not learning their religion’s beliefs, but not understanding their purpose. Because it is “send by God” no one has to understand it, no one is asking the serious questions. Marriage lost it’s true spiritual value the moment divorce became a possibility. As long as it was “in good… Read more »

kobayashii1681
8 years ago

@IAS – Not privy to how heavily the old ‘ball & chain’ holds you down but…maybe get hobbies away from home, some possibly around younger single women; you don’t have to fuck them (yet) but enjoy they’re company use your faithfulness to your wife to completely frolic amongst them being unbreakable…start keeping in shape if you’re not, even if you are start swimming maybe at your local gym around younger more available women, flirt with them, ALWAYS…don’t be going home early…don’t offer any explanations….

Just my take…

kobayashii1681
8 years ago

@Emily: “People can twist any ideology…” Does that include you?? “What I’m saying is that REAL Christian teachings are not compatible with radical feminism….” No you are not. You claimed that christianity is not feminized. Even though you were trying to communicate the above, the 2 points again, that is, for clarity, the prevalence of feminized christianity, AND, that christian teachings do not espouse or support radical feminism, are not in disagreement. The latter still does not negate the former…back to you. “Sure, Jesus never talked about gender roles, but St. Paul did, the Old Testament did. Because of that,… Read more »

Sun Wukong
Sun Wukong
8 years ago

Christianity’s default position is one of self-loathing (original sin), putting something external to you first (What Would Jesus Do?), and prostrating yourself before authority. You really expect to get Alpha out of that in a feminist-leaning society? I was 100% pure Beta until I left the church. That’s when I started to gain self confidence, self esteem, and an ability to be selfish for the first time. Kind of hard to manifest Alpha at all when those things are pretty much beaten out of you from cradle to grave by the social institution you’re ordered to make the focus of… Read more »

kobayashii1681
8 years ago

@Sun:

“I was 100% pure Beta until I left the church. That’s when I started to gain self confidence, self esteem, and an ability to be selfish for the first time. ”

I can relate…

Blaximus
Blaximus
8 years ago

Emily, God fearing Uber Christian said -” True, they don’t teach the crap you guys believe, but then, they wouldn’t have any women in the churches.”

Ahem, the CRAP we believe falls in line with what is stated in the Bible my little FEMINIST flower.

teddj4g
teddj4g
8 years ago

Emily – ” True, they don’t teach the crap you guys believe, but then, they wouldn’t have any women in the churches.”

Some would say the Churches would be better in that case…

teddj4g
teddj4g
8 years ago

Emily – ” True, they don’t teach the crap you guys believe, but then, they wouldn’t have any women in the churches.”

Some would say the Churches would be better in that case…

kobayashii1681
8 years ago

@Blaximus:

“Ahem, the CRAP we believe falls in line with what is stated in the Bible my little FEMINIST flower.”

Snowflake has no idea her brain and her mouth are literally exist in separate parallel universes….Meanwhile, her sap of a man sits somewhere suffering from blue balls, probably reflecting on the power of prayer….

“Just the tip lord….just the tip!”

Sun Wukong
Sun Wukong
8 years ago

@Rollo Exactly. As a young teen I had faithful behavior pushed on me as attractive to women, but looking back now I realize that it was for the most part a huge DLV or at best sexually inert for women. It’s a big part of why I feel it’s fine for adults to have the religion of their choice (hey, I may think it’s bullshit, but whatever floats your boat), but kids should be kept out of it. Particularly in modern days where it’s just a Beta indoctrination system to create a support system for “reformed” single mommies coming off… Read more »

Blaximus
Blaximus
8 years ago

@Rollo:

” One of the tragedies of Christian guys’ Blue Pill conditioning is that they’re trained to believe that virtue, conviction, faith, temperance, forgiveness, etc. is what their potential wive will respond to sexually. ”

But where on earth does this idea even originate?

All of these characteristics are admirable and good, but not when focused with laser-like precision towards your wife. These are the things she will admire when she sees them projected from you towards others.

A ” wife ” is a totally different proposition, and even biblical teachings reinforce that.

Blaximus
Blaximus
8 years ago

@Sun See, that’s why I have no issue with my more atheist brothers. My experience in church was much different. I did my time in church during my summers growing up. I spent summers in the south, 2 weeks with my grandparents and 2 weeks with my uncle. Grandparents had me attend church every Sunday. They even found church functions during the week. I hated it, but I was too young to refuse. My Grandpop was trying to groom me to be a Deacon. In church, I sat with the church Deacons. There was never any mention of being chaste.… Read more »

theasdgamer
8 years ago

As a nominal Christian, the girls that I fingered were likely also nominal Christians–the subject of religion didn’t come up. Not sure why it would.

[Stroke, stroke] What’s your position on the Fili…[stroke, stroke]…and are you al 4 point or 5 point Calvinist? [stroke, stroke]

Paul
Paul
8 years ago

I can’t figure out how the biblical quote “if a woman is raped she must marry her rapist, to take care of the baby” could possibly fall into the feminine imperative, how is marrying a low value rapist going to help her hypergamy as apposed to finding I higher value dad?

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