Rollo Tomassi
Master Don Juan
My problem with his infidielity isn't so much that he did it in the first place (we're all human), but that he's using it as verification to make his case which really only reflects badly on him while maiking his "alpha-female" wife look more like a very "beta-female." By proudly adding this to his essay, he only shoots himself in the foot because, judging from the overwhelming comments, he calls into question his whole motivation - which I think for the most part deserves some mass media attention - but this has the opposite effect of what he's trying to explain because his behavior serves as an example of every reason why women and pussified men love-to-hate guys like him. He deserves praise for being forthcoming about his infidelity, but he defeats the whole point of his article. If he'd stopped just short of popping off about his personal sexual prowess and crowing like some c0ck about how his wife confirms him as "the boss" he'd be taken more seriously. As it stands, he only confirms for women and AFCs what they think of masculinity already.
I should also add that his infidelity could also serve as an illustration of a lack of his vaunted control over his wife and make him seek intimacy elsewhere rather than being the married Man's Man he claims to be.
I should also add that his infidelity could also serve as an illustration of a lack of his vaunted control over his wife and make him seek intimacy elsewhere rather than being the married Man's Man he claims to be.