[Geomann180]

(08-21-2017 07:30 AM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  

(08-21-2017 07:04 AM)Aurini Wrote:  

The chemistry is so bad in that last one that he looks gay. "No thank you, ma'am, I like dick."

It's something else. How can I explain it? He projects a void.

Try copying his hand position. You'll feel it.

If the photographer thought this was a 'sexy' photo, then he's Autistic.

What's his left hand doing? Hovering?

G

[TooFineAPoint]

(08-21-2017 02:27 AM)The Catalyst Wrote:  

(08-21-2017 02:12 AM)Paracelsus Wrote:  

(08-21-2017 01:36 AM)The Catalyst Wrote:  

(08-21-2017 12:20 AM)8ball Wrote:  

After a casting session for a one line female part on a shit series in a shit channel, you will get texts from all the girls asking if there is something extra they can do.

I wonder if/how you can actually exploit this without necessarily having a big budget of your own or actually doing a TV series/movie.

Porn Director Game, in other words. Pretty sure there's been one or two guys here who've given it a shot. Search up the terms it via the forum.

Could there perhaps be any advantage to doing non-porn "casting"? If nothing else, pornstars just seem more damaged and it seems more likely to me they'd be less attractive and have more tattoos/piercings etc.

They are even. Most actresses are not that hot.

In fact, the worse an actress she is, the hotter she usually is. And then she becomes a porn star or centerfold.

[scrambled]

A

[heavy]

(08-21-2017 06:54 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  

It is really funny when you look at it - it is as if both Joss Whedon as well as his wife deny the very reality of human relationship psychology.

This is a great statement that applies to all relationships unless you're having a man to man conversation with a Man (a real man) over 30.

Most of my friends (mid-30s) even understand some of the game even if they aren't red pill, even if they don't see this dynamic outside of romantic relationships.

[Captainstabbin]

Some additions to the list of Joss's women. All of them pre-wall.

[Dan Woolf]

(08-21-2017 07:30 AM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  

He projects a void.

Try copying his hand position. You'll feel it.

I just did and...

[renotime]

I always thought Joss Whedon was gay.

[heavy]

(08-21-2017 11:25 AM)Captainstabbin Wrote:  

Some additions to the list of Joss's women. All of them pre-wall.

Me glancing through those pictures...

[debeguiled]

I always interpret stuff like this as an alpha widow humblebrag.

Or in this case a gamma widow.

She takes credit for his career.

All the girls wanted him, but I had him.

She brags about how he lied to her. (Fruity thinking, I know, but that's women.)

The other women were affairs, but he had to explain himself only to me.

Look at all this thinking and analyzing she is doing about him now, after the fact.

If the situation were reversed, she would be saying something like, "Sometimes people need to let go and move on."

And even this is a brag, because she had the successful man, the grand passion, which a lot of women never get.

I can just feel the luxuriating she is now doing in her grief, look at me, look at how deeply I feel things.

She is making a name for herself now as the one time consort of the successful man.

Look at all the comments to that article!

She is getting more attention than she knows what to do with.

She is fine.

She is having the time of her life.

[Player_1337]

(08-21-2017 04:44 AM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  

Quote:

As a matter of principle, I automatically give no credence to anything any man's ex-wife (or ex-girlfirend) says about him. It doesn't matter if he's my closest friend, or a miserable male feminist like Whedon. I know what women are like after a breakup.

So do I, mate, but the lie here isn't that he had affairs, it's that she didn't know about it and didn't condone them as long as her own personal power remained guaranteed.

(08-20-2017 07:43 PM)MikeS Wrote:  

So he wasn't getting buffed by Buffy? She was probably too blonde and curvy.

Sarah Michelle Geller walked away from Buffy, and said she'd never work with Whedon again. Take from that what you will.

When did she say that? I'm curious to know if he banged Geller in her prime. I was a big fan.

[questor70]

(08-21-2017 01:22 AM)PapayaTapper Wrote:  

Of course. Why the fuck would anyone work in the entertainment industry if not for money/young pussy?
The art?

That's one thing I respect about Gene Simmons, for instance. He may be an obnoxious prick, but he's been honest that the endgame for him all along in becoming a musician was poon.

[questor70]

BTW, nobody has really hit the nail totally on the head here.

It would have been a hell of a lot easier for him to keep it in his pants had he married an 8+ in the looks department. He married someone who about a 5, which is about what he is (or was before the rapid hairloss).

He got married when he thought she was the best he could get, then realized too late he had better options.

This is, of course, NOT factored into the ex's story. She doesn't want to confront the reality that a plain guy becomes more attractive to women with status, whereas a plain woman's SMV just stays unchanged (and then dwindles with age).

Dumping a starter wife after you get rich and famous is sort of expected. That doesn't really make the scandal papers. It's only if you've built your brand on top of male-feminism that you've set yourself up to be the liberal version of Jimmy Swaggart.

Also missing from the analysis so far is the free pass given to the women who had no reservations about jumping into bed with a married man. Women don't want to confront the painful truth that the preselection "stamp of approval" and forbidden-fruit aspect of a taken man is an aphrodisiac. Statistically speaking, women's track record in the fidelity department is just as bad if not worse than men, and feminism's impulsive "follow your tingles" attitudes only throw fuel to the fire.


Compliant men = cucks

[WalterBlack]

(08-21-2017 03:50 PM)questor70 Wrote:  

That's one thing I respect about Gene Simmons, for instance. He may be an obnoxious prick, but he's been honest that the endgame for him all along in becoming a musician was poon.

Eddie Murphy was honest too:

(08-21-2017 04:06 PM)questor70 Wrote:  

It would have been a hell of a lot easier for him to keep it in his pants had he married an 8+ in the looks department.

Not sure if I agree, If I was in his shoes I could be married to Miss World and would still bang hot women on the side. There's no pussy like fresh pussy.

[Easy_C]

Eh...lets be honest. Most of us have no idea how we would act. Even in my case I wouldn't venture that far.....part of the reason its so easy for me is that I just don't put myself in compromising situations and my choice of career is, although very lucrative, not the kind of career where I would have ladies throwing themselves at me because I'm famous and/or hold the key to their careers.

One of my friends was a pro athlete and managed to stay true.....I have an enormous amount of respect for that kind of impulse control.

[WalterBlack]

(08-21-2017 07:15 PM)Easy_C Wrote:  

Eh...lets be honest. Most of us have no idea how we would act. Even in my case I wouldn't venture that far.....part of the reason its so easy for me is that I just don't put myself in compromising situations and my choice of career is, although very lucrative, not the kind of career where I would have ladies throwing themselves at me because I'm famous and/or hold the key to their careers.

One of my friends was a pro athlete and managed to stay true.....I have an enormous amount of respect for that kind of impulse control.

A lot of us do - I've "cheated" on just about every woman who thinks that I'm in a relationship with her. I am who I am.

[Paracelsus]

(08-21-2017 04:06 PM)questor70 Wrote:  

BTW, nobody has really hit the nail totally on the head here.

It would have been a hell of a lot easier for him to keep it in his pants had he married an 8+ in the looks department.

Are you kidding? Joss's inability to keep it in his pants has next to nothing to do with the way his wife looks. By way of analogy, Tiger Woods had this on tap (or at least 25 days out of the month):



and still notched up a good 10 others on the side. Some of whom were thrashed-out porn stars, for Christ's sake.

It is a combination of availability and Whedon being a narcissist with neither a moral centre nor an identity. Remember, Whedon didn't go with one night stands, he pursued relationships with his side orders. Whedon's problem isn't that he needs to bang 8s, his problem is the same as Tiger Woods: he doesn't believe the women actually like him for who he is, which is understandable because Whedon doesn't have a fucking clue who he is either.

Last Psychiatrist again, this time with me swapping out Tiger Woods for Our Latest Contestant.

Quote:

Question: why would any of these women sleep with Joss Whedon?

"Well, because he's JossWhedon. Maybe they do it for the story, for their ego; maybe they do it because they think he might give them gifts or money; maybe they think he might marry them..."

So it couldn't possibly be because they like him? That had they not known about his fame and money, they still would have gone to bed with him?

"Of course not. Not those girls."

I see. Do you think he doesn't know that?

II.

Assume Joss was not married. Describe the woman you think would love him "for him." For whom Joss's fame and wealth plays no part at all, who would have loved him even if he was a shoe salesman. Which modeling agency would she have been with? Oh.

Would Kai Cole have married him if he was just Joss Whedon, not JossWhedon?

What do you think Joss Whedon thinks?

III.

Would these women have slept with him if he was half as rich and half as famous? How about 1/4? At what point would he have been insufficiently rich or famous for them?

Yet it is entirely safe to assume these women have slept with other men who were neither famous nor rich. So why did Joss have to be JossWhedon to get them?

Do you think Joss Whedon doesn't wonder this?

Stop reading here. You should go get a glass of water. Take a nap, watch a music video, there's a catchy one I quite like by Akon/David Guetta. Come back when you've thought this through.

IV.

It may, or may not, be true that these women are golddiggers, "whores", or only interested in him because he is famous; but it is absolutely a fact that these women could be seduced by a man who isn't famous or rich.

The reason this is absolutely, incontrovertibly a fact is that these women are human beings. They have the same general needs-- love, lust, attractions, loneliness, childhood dramas... Different things make them happy, in different ways.

Joss Whedon does not seem to know this. He seems to think what every guy has at least once said: "she only wants a [adj] guy..."

Taken to the inevitable conclusion, Joss Whedon needed to be a Hollywood producer in order to think a woman would really want him. In order to get those women, he [thought] had to be JossWhedon, not Joss Whedon.

This means that no matter who/how many women he sleeps with, he will never be satisfied, because he has tricked them. He wants them to like him, but he knows they only like JossWhedon. That would be okay if he was just after the sex, he'd have a one night stand and disappear; but instead, he tries to forge loose relationships that are based on him pretending to be his image. This always fails.

The question isn't how he could have cheated with ten women; the question is how he managed to keep it under 100.

Va.

"But if I say I'm a doctor, she'll want to sleep with me." No, that only works on patients.

Vb.

No, I'm not kidding. I'm not saying she has to be your patient...


VI.

"As a woman, what I want to know is why he would ruin what looks like a perfect marriage to a beautiful woman, he has two kids with her... why would he risk all that on cocktail waitresses, no matter how attractive they are?"

Oddly, no man ever asks this question. It's not because he knows the answer: he doesn't. "Well, if I was JossWhedon, I'd probably do the same thing." That's interesting, you didn't say you'd do the same, you said you'd do the same if you were JossWhedon. "No, I mean in the same situation as him." You mean the one in which you're a Hollywood mogul with a million bucks married to a mother figure? Or do you mean if you were just a regular guy?

"But it wouldn't happen to me if I was a regular guy, it would only happen to someone like JossWhedon."

That is exactly what Joss Whedon thinks, too.

From Joss himself, coming up in his very own sidebar when you Google him:

Remember to always be yourself. Unless you suck.

Loneliness is about the scariest thing out there.

And from the article, assuming we are quoting Joss verbatim:

Quote:

“When I was running ‘Buffy,’ I was surrounded by beautiful, needy, aggressive young women. It felt like I had a disease, like something from a Greek myth.

Leaving aside the externalisation, this characterisation of these women is potent evidence he believed these women didn't like him for who he was; they liked him because he was JossWhedon, producer of a TV series. He even admits it himself: he had two lives. One was Joss Whedon, the guy married to his wife, and slowly wasting away, and the other was JossWhedon, the guy who was having intense short relationships all the time (because that's the only guy all the fillies would fuck.) Whedon cannot even use the "I got tired of my childhood sweetheart" excuse: he was already established in the writing industry and had just written the film version of Buffy when he first met Kai Cole, and they married in 1996, just after Toy Story had blown up and got him an Oscar nomination.

This is the hilarious part about his "feminist" past: if it was genuine, he had even less reason to think they liked him for him. He would have been browbeaten into believing all women have complete agency and decide entirely for themselves whether they're going to fuck a guy or not. That is, that women can be as transactional about sex as men can be. He would have put himself inside a woman's head and asked himself: given a woman has agency, why on Earth are these hot, options-heavy fillies coming on to me?

Oh. Because I'm JossWhedon. So in order to have a heady, sexy relationship -- like it was with my wife in the early days, but not now because she's been with me for 2 years and is too tired from work and has seen me fart and shit and caught me masturbating and isn't as impressed with my feminism anymore -- I have to continue to play the role of JossWhedon. Even though I'm Joss Whedon.

I'm actually drawn back to The Avengers, first and second films, especially around Hawkeye and Black Widow's relationship. Remember, Whedon wrote and directed both. In the first film, it feels as if these two characters are meant to be together, the sexual tension is very high and there is a strong suggestion of an intimacy - not just sexual, emotional intimacy, which is arguably just as bad a betrayal of a matrimonial relationship. It's the only real romantic relationship in the film; Tony Stark and Pepper Potts' relationship is a legacy from the Iron Man films. In the second film we suddenly get the wife and family at home like an add-on, an afterthought.

My guess is that this dynamic between Hawkeye and Black Widow is in microcosm how JossWhedon conducts his affairs with younger female women. Hawkeye is a Rescuer taken up to 11: he got Black Widow out of some shit, that's why she "owes" him, that's apparently why they have a close emotional bond but can't take it to an open relationship for some reason ... which we find out in the second film is because Hawkeye is already fucking married. This is probably how Whedon rationalises his affairs with hot sluts: they give him a sob story about how they're down to their last rent for the week, he pays them, they owe him, he gets them a part, they fuck him, along the way having a weird non-relationship-y dynamic.

[worldwidetraveler]

I wonder how many of the women he had affairs with will come forward to play the victim.

[la bodhisattva]

The women you never heard of before working with Wheldon and haven't heard from since they stopped working with him will come forward to say how damaging their relationship was to their careers. It all makes perfect sense in the circle jerk of victim-signaling. But fuck him, too, let them continue to eat their own.

[eradicator]

(08-21-2017 12:20 AM)8ball Wrote:  

The odds of a working director not fucking lots of women are 1 in a million.

Oh I'm pretty sure 60% of the directors are gay pedophiles working through the gay mafia in Hollywood and just trying to scratch their itch.

[questor70]

(08-21-2017 08:55 PM)Paracelsus Wrote:  

Are you kidding? Joss's inability to keep it in his pants has next to nothing to do with the way his wife looks.

If what you say about his psyche is true then he needs serious help.

I mean, it's easy to relate to the narrative of a low-SMV nerd who commits to someone on his level when he's at the bottom, then hits it big and has the equivalent of buyer's remorse. That actually makes sense, and there are many examples of it. It wouldn't win him any sympathy, but it makes sense and most guys could relate to the temptation. But for him to be playing out some complicated oedipal complex ritual or whatever you're describing is pretty sick.

At the same time, people are already trying to read stuff into his work that is probably just a case of sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.

People here should be careful not to attack him the same way SJWs do, otherwise we'll sound too much like SJWs. The problem with him isn't that his work is oozing with coded sexism. (The degree to which SJWs go overboard extracting offense out of entertainment is out of control.) The problem is the hypocrisy.

[Bacchus]

(08-21-2017 09:31 PM)worldwidetraveler Wrote:  

I wonder how many of the women he had affairs with will come forward to play the victim.

It would be so good to see Whedon get Cosby'd

[Aurini]

This discussion of Super Hero movies reminds me of the Spiderman film with Sand Man and the Venom suit.

Early in the movie, the still-human Sandman leaves his wife and child through the fire escape of their apartment to commit burglary (because a burglar doesn't know how to use the front door, obviously) but as he's leaving he says to the son/daughter/whatever: "I'm not a bad person; I just do bad things."

That line's always stuck with me; I'm not sure if the writer is brilliant or pathetic.

"I'm not a bad person; I just do bad things." That's the mantra of the Dirtbag Shuffle. It's the beginning assumption of narcissism.

You, as perceived by others, are weak/pathetic/poor/unpopular/ugly/et cetera. But the real You - the You that only you know about - is actually Batman/Kirk/Neo/whomever.

One of the lessons that drastically needs to be drummed into the heads of children growing up is that you are what you do. This doesn't meant that you're your job - the job is just a label. The college you attend is just a label. How "hot" your girlfriend is, is but another label. The labels which society puts on you (plumber, cool guy, millionaire) are just taxonomical summations of your situation in life.

The question is what do you do?

Do you show up to work on time and do a good job? Or did you inherit your wealth, and now you fritter it away on socialite parties? Does your girlfriend satisfy you physically and emotionally? Or are you merely popular because you know where to find blow for everybody and put on airs?

People are very obsessed with being rather than doing. As if there's some sort of ceremony with a cape and a gown at the end of it, that marks you as a "real" X. There isn't - or if there is, it's merely an excuse for a party.

A Medal of Honor recipient isn't "doing" the Medal of Honor when it's awarded - he was "doing" Super Soldier when he went above and beyond in the theatre of war. A Writer is not somebody who signs books at the local Barnes & Noble - he's a man who sits in front of his keyboard for hours at a time, ignoring friends and family as he obsesses over the words on the screen. A good man is not somebody who buys drinks for his friends after receiving his pay cheque; a good man is somebody who keeps his word even when it costs him dearly.

So forth.

Thus, we have JossWhedon the feminist, the film maker, the celebrity - and we have Joss Whedon the soy boy, the fanboy, and the famous (but not popular) geek.

When we discuss cheating and human weakness, we envision ourselves in a situation where some young and horny bit of fluff decides to come on to us after a couple of drinks, while we're on a business trip; "Would I have the strength to resist?" Quite frankly, even here it's not strength, but honesty - your own rationalization hamster is looking for an excuse as to why you don't have to follow the rules this time. "Does it count if it's a different area code..?" Yes, it does.

But in Joss Whedon's case, it isn't about him being tempted by lust; Joss Whedon is looking for affect. The same thing that drives him to become a feminist is the same thing that drives him to cheat on his wife: "Will you like me - will you say I'm cool - if I act the way you tell me that you want me to act?"

As the saying goes, if you want to be cool you need to not care if people think you're cool. The cool guy isn't the person who knows the cocaine dealer; it's the person who knows what they themselves are doing, and enjoys the activity for it's own sake.

Adam Piggot nailed this in his recent article "I was once an approval addict":

Quote:

Insecurity. The approval addiction is the symptom, as was lying. Insecurity is the disease. Insecurity is caused by internal dissatisfaction with who you are. Overcoming this is too hard for most people. The most common method that people seek to fill this void is an external romantic relationship. The person who is going to save you from yourself. This is the real reason that most relationships fail, particularly as most couples are both seeking fulfillment in the other person. Disappointment can be bitter in these circumstances. The other common void-filler is material purchases. Buy more stuff so you will feel better about yourself. This is what advertizing is built upon. The product will make you a different person. It will help fill your internal void. You believe it because you want it to be true.

...

However, one curious thing about my approval seeking was that I very rarely sought approval for things that I was very good at. My guitar playing, for instance. My musical ability was one of the few things I liked about myself so I neither lied about it or sought approval from it. Perhaps this is the clue. Becoming good at things can help fill the void. Becoming good at life is a very good way to go about it.

It's sad how many people dedicate their lives to proving that they can be something, instead of going out there and doing something that brings them satisfaction.

[Darkwing Buck]

Wonder if he ever smashed Eliza Dushku. My god is that one 90s chick I wanted to smash as a kid. Fuck she was hot.

[Paracelsus]

(08-21-2017 10:10 PM)questor70 Wrote:  

(08-21-2017 08:55 PM)Paracelsus Wrote:  

Are you kidding? Joss's inability to keep it in his pants has next to nothing to do with the way his wife looks.

If what you say about his psyche is true then he needs serious help.

No one can be told what the Matrix is.

(08-21-2017 10:10 PM)questor70 Wrote:  

I mean, it's easy to relate to the narrative of a low-SMV nerd who commits to someone on his level when he's at the bottom, then hits it big and has the equivalent of buyer's remorse. That actually makes sense, and there are many examples of it. It wouldn't win him any sympathy, but it makes sense and most guys could relate to the temptation. But for him to be playing out some complicated oedipal complex ritual or whatever you're describing is pretty sick.

This is not an Oedipal complex. I know I said he married his mother, but it would be more literally correct is that he married someone who thought he was hot at first and whose love morphed into the love he got from his mother over next 6 or 7 years. i.e. No lust. Then he started getting young pussy thrown at him -- but more importantly, the promise of feeling like he was starting a new relationship where the other person didn't know he was Joss Whedon as opposed to JossWhedon.

Remember again, this does not require any actual,real change in his wife's thinking: what matters is Whedon's perception of what is happening.

Cole was not "on his level" when she married him; that's you buying into her characterisation of the marriage as a partnership that worked its way up from the bottom. Whedon was already getting films made and getting regular work as a writer in Hollywood (on Roseanne) -- before he met Kai Cole. That in itself was a massive achievement; even for Wesleyans, it's a tiny sliver of writers who actually get to work in Hollywood, just as it's a tiny sliver of actors. He then rewrites Speed, writes Toy Story, and marries Cole right before he starts on Buffy. Before then it looks to have been a dating desert, especially if he was a workaholic. Indeed you have to wonder how they ever hooked up: Kai Cole claims she met Whedon in 1991 when she drove into LA after a cross-country journey "on a whim" from Masschusetts. More likely she was another aspiring and roleless actress, i.e. the sort of girl Whedon had sufficient power differential over to feel relaxed and confident around.

Do you see? He doesn't think a woman can like him unless she sees him as superior. That is true of his wife as well, because once the shine has worn off, she sees past the image he wants her to see, and like that, the magic is gone. It's not his low SMV as such, it's the fact that he believes he has low SMV that powers this asshattery.

Quote:

A woman asks why a man risks his marriage because she's seeing it from the other side: what else could this nut want?

They think what he wants is something. What he wants is to be seen as something.

This is what every man and a certain kind of woman asked in 1998: "Bill Clinton was President, he could have had any woman he wanted, he chose Monica Lewinsky?" No, he had to become President to be able to get Monica. That's the size of the power differential that was necessary for him to feel relaxed and confident that a woman liked him. If he had tried to get someone like, say, Cameron Diaz (who was also famous at that time for doing nearly nothing) he would be thinking, "oh my God, this woman can totally see I'm a dweeb."

At some point in the relationship of JossWhedon and KaiCole he felt himself become Joss Whedon to her. It is irrelevant whether or not this was true for her; in his eyes, she was seeing Joss Whedon. Why would a former dancer with a likely prior history of adequate penises get horny over a guy with a flabby belly?

"Doesn't he love her anymore?" Of course he does. She doesn't love him, not like she used to. She doesn't lust for him.

"How do you know that?" I don't need to know it, Joss thinks it. If it took his Hollywood status to get her interested in him, how much is it going to take to keep her interested in him, at the same intensity? It's impossible.

"That's crazy. Who thinks like that?"

Joss Whedon. Et al.

That's the problem with living in an era of narcissism. Even if you aren't one, you're not sure about anyone else.

[puckerman]

I'm not shocked this has happened. Guys do this because they can. This is the one industry in America where the "laws" of sexual harassment do not apply. It's the one business in America where co-workers still sleep with and marry other co-workers.

One thing I noticed during my days of watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer was that men were often phased out and not replaced. During the seventh season, especially, it was kind of weird with the "slayers in training" plot line. There was a lot of pussy on the set. As the show went on, he gave more and more air time to women and less and less to men.

In Joss Whedon, you have a guy who never got to fuck the cheerleaders in high school. By almost all objective standards, he was a nerd. He ended up marrying a wife who looks as dorky as he is. Then he gets fame and fortune. He gets to fuck the girls who represent the cheerleaders he never got to fuck.

Sarah Michelle Gellar was already a very experienced actress when she took the role of Buffy. She had about 15 years of experience. That includes winning an Emmy for her work on All My Children. She had a love-hate relationship with the show during the later years, as she feared she would be typecast by the role. She has found other work, largely because she is a great actress. She's also been involved with Freddie Prinze, Jr., since 2000. They are married with two kids.

Sarah Michelle Gellar also knows the game inside and out. As a general rule, actors never say anything bad about directors and producers. The fact that she did says a whole lot.