Typing this from my cell phone in a Romanian cafe so excuse the relative brevity.
One of Roosh's posts that really stuck with me was 'You Did This To Me'. In it he laid out why he became the person he became, in clear and unadulterated language.
Did your life change somehow in a big way because of what you discovered, whether because of the manosphere or whatever else? Did the trials and tribulations of your previous life bend you in unnatural ways? Talk about it.
I thought that this could be a good thing for the manosphere in general, to share their personal experiences and how their thought processes came to be. We can all share our personal stories (to whatever degree you feel is appropriate), share how we got to this point in our lives and show how we came to be. We can post on reddit, on our personal blogs, on our facebook pages, wherever we like, according to our desire for an audience.
I think it's best to keep the message relatively positive, but to insinuate how this decision is bad for 'them'. I don't want this message to come from a victimization frame, but from a frame of independent action and masculine initiative.
I'll type my story up next time I get my laptop charged. We can use the hashtag #YouCreatedMe. I'd lIke to hear from some of the manosphere luminaries, particularly Mike Cernovich, and Roosh (for an update), and many other people I can't even begin to name just yet.
I think this could turn into a big message that could gain some traction.
What do you all think of this idea?
One of Roosh's posts that really stuck with me was 'You Did This To Me'. In it he laid out why he became the person he became, in clear and unadulterated language.
Did your life change somehow in a big way because of what you discovered, whether because of the manosphere or whatever else? Did the trials and tribulations of your previous life bend you in unnatural ways? Talk about it.
I thought that this could be a good thing for the manosphere in general, to share their personal experiences and how their thought processes came to be. We can all share our personal stories (to whatever degree you feel is appropriate), share how we got to this point in our lives and show how we came to be. We can post on reddit, on our personal blogs, on our facebook pages, wherever we like, according to our desire for an audience.
I think it's best to keep the message relatively positive, but to insinuate how this decision is bad for 'them'. I don't want this message to come from a victimization frame, but from a frame of independent action and masculine initiative.
I'll type my story up next time I get my laptop charged. We can use the hashtag #YouCreatedMe. I'd lIke to hear from some of the manosphere luminaries, particularly Mike Cernovich, and Roosh (for an update), and many other people I can't even begin to name just yet.
I think this could turn into a big message that could gain some traction.
What do you all think of this idea?
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