My thoughts are - men accepted the female narrative instead of fighting it and creating their own.
When men come out and say they want a traditional marriage where the woman cooks and cleans and takes care of the children, what happens? He gets his head ripped off by feminists calling him sexist, out of touch, chauvinist, etc.
If a man expresses interest in thinner women or women with big tits and/or a big ass - same shit. "All women are beautiful you shallow asshole," and so on and so forth.
But when women make physical requirements online, like height or race or whatever, instead of facing backlash, dudes were just like "oh, that's cool. Yeah we all have things we're attracted to." And if a guy speaks up about it, he'd face backlash from even his own gender. "Stop focusing on your looks bro, be confident, that's all you need. People like what they like."
Instead of challenging women and their just as shallow views, we accepted it. We've accepted everything, while in return get nothing.
We're looking at a generation of women that largely seem to be losing femininity while at the same time asking for more masculinity from their men than ever before.
That's what game is. Game is a response to the female condition. It merely responds, but does not create. Game is based around trends that attract women. Whether it's a new grooming trend like growing a beard, or fashion trend, or lifestyle trend, whatever. Game teaches you how to use it to your advantage but does not allow for you to control what's attractive and what isn't. Instead of creating a narrative of our own where we say "no, this is what we're willing to give you, so take it or leave it," we just continue to play along. Some may see an average guy and think "well yeah, he's nothing special, if he wants to get laid, he has to improve himself." - Women have done the opposite for themselves. They've essentially said "we're gonna be who we want, and do what we want, and if they don't like it, we'll just vilify them. Either by calling men who oppose us shallow, or sexist, or whatever other buzzwords we can think of."
You now have women bringing less to the table and demanding more. And all we can blame are ourselves.
We're living in a world where "big boobs only please" written in a man's profile would yield him zero results, even from big boobed women themselves, because it would turn them off, but "please be tall" or "men under 6 feet need not apply" are perfectly acceptable and are usually the first line of the girl's profile, above all else.
When men come out and say they want a traditional marriage where the woman cooks and cleans and takes care of the children, what happens? He gets his head ripped off by feminists calling him sexist, out of touch, chauvinist, etc.
If a man expresses interest in thinner women or women with big tits and/or a big ass - same shit. "All women are beautiful you shallow asshole," and so on and so forth.
But when women make physical requirements online, like height or race or whatever, instead of facing backlash, dudes were just like "oh, that's cool. Yeah we all have things we're attracted to." And if a guy speaks up about it, he'd face backlash from even his own gender. "Stop focusing on your looks bro, be confident, that's all you need. People like what they like."
Instead of challenging women and their just as shallow views, we accepted it. We've accepted everything, while in return get nothing.
We're looking at a generation of women that largely seem to be losing femininity while at the same time asking for more masculinity from their men than ever before.
That's what game is. Game is a response to the female condition. It merely responds, but does not create. Game is based around trends that attract women. Whether it's a new grooming trend like growing a beard, or fashion trend, or lifestyle trend, whatever. Game teaches you how to use it to your advantage but does not allow for you to control what's attractive and what isn't. Instead of creating a narrative of our own where we say "no, this is what we're willing to give you, so take it or leave it," we just continue to play along. Some may see an average guy and think "well yeah, he's nothing special, if he wants to get laid, he has to improve himself." - Women have done the opposite for themselves. They've essentially said "we're gonna be who we want, and do what we want, and if they don't like it, we'll just vilify them. Either by calling men who oppose us shallow, or sexist, or whatever other buzzwords we can think of."
You now have women bringing less to the table and demanding more. And all we can blame are ourselves.
We're living in a world where "big boobs only please" written in a man's profile would yield him zero results, even from big boobed women themselves, because it would turn them off, but "please be tall" or "men under 6 feet need not apply" are perfectly acceptable and are usually the first line of the girl's profile, above all else.