Technology and feminism have been a huge one-two whammy working against men and our dating lives. I've never taken an interest in Roosh's work before. I assumed he was just an overseas sex tourist. However, I find that I strongly agree with a couple of articles he's written (probably because the facts are so self evident).
https://www.rooshv.com/women-use-social-networking-to-feel-loved
When the iPhone started gaining popularity, I wrote about how it makes women less capable of love. It puts them on such a thrilling roller coaster ride of attention and fleeting validation that the love of one man becomes just too boring.
It's valid. This is exactly what's happening. Even though I'm a good looking guy, the girl I dated before (a solid hb7) was totally smitten not with any one man but with the waves of attention she received from boatloads of mediocre men.
https://www.rooshv.com/women-are-experts-at-wasting-mens-time
I spent 30 minutes on a girl who had no sexual interest in me, but who didn’t mind having an ultimately meaningless conversation because at that moment I was more exciting than her smartphone or friends. In other words, I was just another TV channel, another app, another web site, another radio station, another dancing **** that made her life slightly more interesting and tolerable than what she is capable of doing herself. She used me to temporarily forget about her boring existence.
This analysis is spot-on observations and aligns almost exactly with the two faux daters I identified in a different thread.
So what are we doing to get our leverage back? How do we level the playing field?
https://www.rooshv.com/women-use-social-networking-to-feel-loved
When the iPhone started gaining popularity, I wrote about how it makes women less capable of love. It puts them on such a thrilling roller coaster ride of attention and fleeting validation that the love of one man becomes just too boring.
It's valid. This is exactly what's happening. Even though I'm a good looking guy, the girl I dated before (a solid hb7) was totally smitten not with any one man but with the waves of attention she received from boatloads of mediocre men.
https://www.rooshv.com/women-are-experts-at-wasting-mens-time
I spent 30 minutes on a girl who had no sexual interest in me, but who didn’t mind having an ultimately meaningless conversation because at that moment I was more exciting than her smartphone or friends. In other words, I was just another TV channel, another app, another web site, another radio station, another dancing **** that made her life slightly more interesting and tolerable than what she is capable of doing herself. She used me to temporarily forget about her boring existence.
This analysis is spot-on observations and aligns almost exactly with the two faux daters I identified in a different thread.
So what are we doing to get our leverage back? How do we level the playing field?