Quote: (02-11-2015 12:31 AM)El Chinito loco Wrote:
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This would have been the most proactive step to his problem but he was probably surrounded by SJW types that would immediately shame this. Also, he was an oversensitive snowflake so it's likely he would have been immediately cowed by that criticism too. This is a guy who was obsessed with rejection in the anglosphere.
Foodies and people who read those blogs are almost always hipsters and upper class liberals.
His mind was so narrowly focused on one social environment that it's unlikely he would accept other possibilities.
That is the main problem. He seems to have encountered the Game teachings sometime, but he talked like a former PUAHATE member, so essentially rejected it violently and came out of it believing more firmly that looks (height & race) and money are the 2 determining factors and there is nothing that can be done about those things as far as he was concerned.
Also - he did not seem overly depressive to me. He was probably one of the most lucid suicidal guys I have seen. Those guys here like Lemmo who scream that the psychiatric world with more pharma would have helped him and their ever expanding definitions of mental illness (authority defiance disorder for example for anyone who questions ANYTHING MAINSTREAM - according to current psychology everyone here is mentally ill except for the trolls and paid shills).
And no - we don't overestimate the Blue Pill men out there. They are practically everywhere - and the hip, liberal, SJW crowd consist mainly of them. I know their society and within their group you get laid due to being cool, good-looking, wealthy etc. Guys with Game fuck their women on the side, but that is little known - as the ladies can only take so much effeminate behavior.
Many men sense that something is wrong and others have heard about Game, but that does not make you see the light and ACCEPT the light. It's essentially a drowning man at sea who sees the shore, but won't believe it exists, turns around and prefers to swim back to the open sea.
It's sad, but more of those men are to come.