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09-09-2018, 07:32 AM
This is like the current thing of Eminem v the new school kids isn't it... anyway.
None of the guys I know who do best with women ever use online/digital dating. In fact, that's a lie - one did try Bumble in Canada, realised what shows value in real life (for him) didn't translate digitally and deleted the app... week later he was with his current gf via social circle.
It's a young man's game IMO. As someone in their early-mid 30's, hearing the 22 year old lads at work talking about "insta" this, "filter" that, "bro" etc 24/7, all the while listening to terrible mumble rap and dance music, I'm happy to step aside. I'm not saying it's useless, I'm saying I genuinely have better things to do. It's all incredibly feminine too, so is the obsession with the gym (not working out in general)... especially for a men's movement that holds Fight Club in such high regard. I'll get torn apart for that last bit, but I don't care because I'm right.
It's like Joe Rogan "Yeah man, fuck the system bro, fuck consumerism dude, Tyler Durdan maaan....oh but buy my ONNIT subscription and get your nutrition advice straight to your smartphone and my free kettlebell workout."
Those 22 year old guys I work with are big lads, fitness-model shape, but if you put them one on one in a room with Tommy Robinson — I'd bet everything I have on him. You instagram lads can have your vapid Kardashian clones. I think Roosh is right in that online stuff is dying and decent girls are burned out with and are crying out for real life approaches from genuinely interesting guys. If you're interesting in real life, you're interesting enough for her to show to her friends... you don't need an Instagram profile for that.
None of the guys I know who do best with women ever use online/digital dating. In fact, that's a lie - one did try Bumble in Canada, realised what shows value in real life (for him) didn't translate digitally and deleted the app... week later he was with his current gf via social circle.
It's a young man's game IMO. As someone in their early-mid 30's, hearing the 22 year old lads at work talking about "insta" this, "filter" that, "bro" etc 24/7, all the while listening to terrible mumble rap and dance music, I'm happy to step aside. I'm not saying it's useless, I'm saying I genuinely have better things to do. It's all incredibly feminine too, so is the obsession with the gym (not working out in general)... especially for a men's movement that holds Fight Club in such high regard. I'll get torn apart for that last bit, but I don't care because I'm right.
It's like Joe Rogan "Yeah man, fuck the system bro, fuck consumerism dude, Tyler Durdan maaan....oh but buy my ONNIT subscription and get your nutrition advice straight to your smartphone and my free kettlebell workout."
Those 22 year old guys I work with are big lads, fitness-model shape, but if you put them one on one in a room with Tommy Robinson — I'd bet everything I have on him. You instagram lads can have your vapid Kardashian clones. I think Roosh is right in that online stuff is dying and decent girls are burned out with and are crying out for real life approaches from genuinely interesting guys. If you're interesting in real life, you're interesting enough for her to show to her friends... you don't need an Instagram profile for that.
Every normal man must be tempted, at times, to spit upon his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats. - H L Mencken