Monogamy is the way forward

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Roosh is genuine. I have been on his site and read his articles and you have to repect his uncompomising stand. How he lived his life before is irrelevant as its not a matter if you banged tones of girls or not. You can be a quiet fornicator by just fapping to porn. The fact is he left his old ways, repented and turned to God for mercy. Therefore its unfair to call him a fraud. He cant defend himself here so I have to in fairness to him.
The reason he disappeared is because he is a fraud and people found out.
 

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The reason he disappeared is because he is a fraud and people found out.
What I've heard from another poster on here was his sister died from cancer and he became a totally committed Christian and disciple afterwards and is an Orthodox. His sister did die of cancer right?

I suspect his sister said something to him before he died that was very disturbing and caused him to take life allot more seriously and get back to the root of his faith. Sometimes people say things on death-bed that are horrific.
 
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What I've heard from another poster on here was his sister died from cancer and he became a totally committed Christian and disciple afterwards and is an Orthodox. His sister did die of cancer right?

I suspect his sister said something to him before he died that was very disturbing and caused him to take life allot more seriously and get back to the root of his faith. Sometimes people say things on death-bed that are horrific.
The thing with Roosh, imo, is that he kinda enjoyed the sense of being in the online 'community' or manosphere. I think getting the love and respect of all those men was really important to him. I found him very unoriginal and quite a follower of his own group and manosphere trends. It seemed both his player days, his politics, and his conversion were just following the culture of the manosphere at the time. In many ways he seems a 'nice guy' and quite a follower and ppl pleaser, so I think everything is related to where certain parts of the community was headed.
 

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I have always wanted a family… with the right person. Divorce simple isn’t an option in my view when you have kids, so finding the right partner is key.
Divorce may not be an option to you, but you never know if it will be an option for your wife. There's an old saying: "The woman you divorce is never the girl you married". Or more likely, divorces you. Anyway, you're right, having a family is a good reason for monogamy, just know the risks and be sure you can afford what you might lose. I think it is perfectly valid for a man to want to have kids, and to raise that child in a nuclear family. Despite the nonsense the culture throws around today, there is no other environment better for raising children.

For me, I know I am a strong introvert. For that reason, I prefer having a few close friends to numerous casual acquaintances. I will value one solid friend more than a group, I prefer one to one relationships. I find that also holds true with my relationships with women. I've been through the dating around/plate spinning approach, but the truth is I find a deeper relationship with one woman more satisfying. Others may feel differently.
 

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In which parallel universe do you live? how did you manage to get there?

In my reality 80% of women are only interested in the top 20% of men which becomes 90-10 if we talk about online dating.

It's gotten so easy to attract high quality women? first I dont see that many quality women around, second even left overs are so demanding that majority of men are cut out.

Notch count in the triple digits? the average men from what I recall is stuck at 9 for his whole life.

Again, did you get into those stargate portals or the man in the high castle helps you?
He's a ridiculous troll. Watching posters fall over themselves pretending to agree so they don't look like "losers" has been a masterclass in larping and emperor-has-no-clothes syndrome.
 

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Most members here don't spin plates/LTR. They sit here and complain about how life is not fair and all girls are superficial b*tches and that OLD sucks, etc. Very few are willing to do what it takes to change their situation.
That's because you actually have very little control over your situation. In as much as you do, it amounts to checking your self-respect at the door. "Self-respect" of course being largely an alien concept around here.
 

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I have a problem with your ego considering all you do is whine and complain. I can tell you what your problem and most incel's problem is right away.
Ooh wait don't tell me: "entitlement!" What do I win??
 

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He's a ridiculous troll. Watching posters fall over themselves pretending to agree so they don't look like "losers" has been a masterclass in larping and emperor-has-no-clothes syndrome.
I dont think he is a troll. A bit tone deaf maybe, but not a troll.
 

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That's because you actually have very little control over your situation. In as much as you do, it amounts to checking your self-respect at the door. "Self-respect" of course being largely an alien concept around here.
You have 100% control over your situation, increasing your height or changing your facial "features" will be complicated but it's possible. For the rest you are in charge (money, body, education, game, etc.)
 
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That really depends on how much your lifestyle involves meeting new people. Many people dont continue to do that and were only meeting new people initially to find a mate.
Interesting observation I hadn’t thought about. I guess I mostly hang around people with similar career paths to mine, which includes a lot of socializing and traveling so you end up spending a lot of time with new people who share similar interests and with whom you more likely than not get along with
 

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In which parallel universe do you live? how did you manage to get there?

In my reality 80% of women are only interested in the top 20% of men which becomes 90-10 if we talk about online dating.

It's gotten so easy to attract high quality women? first I dont see that many quality women around, second even left overs are so demanding that majority of men are cut out.

Notch count in the triple digits? the average men from what I recall is stuck at 9 for his whole life.

Again, did you get into those stargate portals or the man in the high castle helps you?
We obviously have very different perceptions of the dating market, but I don’t understand the need to ridicule. As I stated in my original post, I am happy and keen to have my stance / perception challenged, but this is my experience of being on the apps. Did all hot women that I took on dates fall for me after the first date? Obviously not; with some there wasn’t even a second date, but with the vast majority there was.

To provide some perspective: I spent ~12 years on and off this forum, mostly as a lurker. I was lucky enough to find the old posts by Pook, Adonis, Jariel and Anti-dump at an early age and I truly internalized their advise (focus was on developing oneself, as opposed to learning techniques). The self development mantra and the notion of “investing” rather than “spending” your time always stuck with me, and made me realize that an bit of suffering today could pay a lot of dividend in the future. As a result, I accelerated academically back in high school and university, and continued to apply the ideas in my career thereafter. Sure, I have had my set-backs and weak moments during the years - and I would usually come to this forum to seek out advice / read - but it made for a solid foundation.

I still think that I am ‘average’ overall: sure, in some aspects I am in the top bucket (top 1% of earners in London, but <35Y), but I also work 60-80 hour weeks and I am <6 feet (and admitted to this on my OLD while I had it) and following the general consensus of this forum it should be game over on the apps for me on that factor alone. However, I had an absolute amazing experience on there. @Dr.Suave would probably remember that I sought out advice early on, as I was somewhat self conscious about joining OLD for the first time since its release, as everyone was complaining about it on here. The advice was solid and I had a great time on all of my dates as I did whatever I wanted to do anyway.

@corrector keeps calling me a chad-lite after I posted my dating profile on here some time ago, but I disagree. I honestly just think that the competition on apps is seriously sub-par, and that the vast majority of guys on there have lost touch with their masculinity. They reek of laziness, are poorly groomed and out of shape (and don’t give me the spiel about how girls have it easier and could get away with this. It defeats the point).
If you doubt me, borrower the phone of any one of your single female friends and swipe for 5-10 min. It’ll change your perspective completely on the competition out there. Don’t focus on the amount of matches she attracts, but focus on the poor selection.

I would like to challenge anyone who complains about OLD to take 12 months off dating and during that time truly commit and focus on developing yourself, your health, your workout, your social skills and your career. Don’t slack, but commit to the cause. At the end of it, get some good photos taken and rejoin the apps. If your success rate doesn’t triple (which it will if you have put in the effort), at least you’ll be in a much better place than 12 months ago.
 

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We obviously have very different perceptions of the dating market, but I don’t understand the need to ridicule. As I stated in my original post, I am happy and keen to have my stance / perception challenged, but this is my experience of being on the apps. Did all hot women that I took on dates fall for me after the first date? Obviously not; with some there wasn’t even a second date, but with the vast majority there was.

To provide some perspective: I spent ~12 years on and off this forum, mostly as a lurker. I was lucky enough to find the old posts by Pook, Adonis, Jariel and Anti-dump at an early age and I truly internalized their advise (focus was on developing oneself, as opposed to learning techniques). The self development mantra and the notion of “investing” rather than “spending” your time always stuck with me, and made me realize that an bit of suffering today could pay a lot of dividend in the future. As a result, I accelerated academically back in high school and university, and continued to apply the ideas in my career thereafter. Sure, I have had my set-backs and weak moments during the years - and I would usually come to this forum to seek out advice / read - but it made for a solid foundation.

I still think that I am ‘average’ overall: sure, in some aspects I am in the top bucket (top 1% of earners in London, but <35Y), but I also work 60-80 hour weeks and I am <6 feet (and admitted to this on my OLD while I had it) and following the general consensus of this forum it should be game over on the apps for me on that factor alone. However, I had an absolute amazing experience on there. @Dr.Suave would probably remember that I sought out advice early on, as I was somewhat self conscious about joining OLD for the first time since its release, as everyone was complaining about it on here. The advice was solid and I had a great time on all of my dates as I did whatever I wanted to do anyway.

@corrector keeps calling me a chad-lite after I posted my dating profile on here some time ago, but I disagree. I honestly just think that the competition on apps is seriously sub-par, and that the vast majority of guys on there have lost touch with their masculinity. They reek of laziness, are poorly groomed and out of shape (and don’t give me the spiel about how girls have it easier and could get away with this. It defeats the point).
If you doubt me, borrower the phone of any one of your single female friends and swipe for 5-10 min. It’ll change your perspective completely on the competition out there. Don’t focus on the amount of matches she attracts, but focus on the poor selection.

I would like to challenge anyone who complains about OLD to take 12 months off dating and during that time truly commit and focus on developing yourself, your health, your workout, your social skills and your career. Don’t slack, but commit to the cause. At the end of it, get some good photos taken and rejoin the apps. If your success rate doesn’t triple (which it will if you have put in the effort), at least you’ll be in a much better place than 12 months ago.
You can be under 6 feet and still be a chadlite. The fact of being chadlite just means you have an easier time attracting women then the average looking guy.

Wheat Waffles posted results of decently groomed ambitious guys getting lackluster results on tinder vs other chad like guys.

Unable to accept challenge as I have no female friends or family on tinder. I am a gen Xer so all that is a bit alien to me. But I heard enough about it on here and youtube vids.
 

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Monogamy will cause a mans game to become weak and then a few years down the line he can be dumped and will be in a tough spot. Its important to always be in the Game, even if just talking and socialising ie building attraction doesnt have to get to plate status.
His inner game was never strong enough to begin with.
 

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it’s true that they don’t exist, but there are many quality women out there and there are many happy couples too out there. It’s not always as bitter as this forum portrays it
Many quality women.....I don't believe that. Nor do I believe there are many quality men. I've been with 73 different women...from all backgrounds. I wouldn't consider more than 5 for marriage. And I'd only trust 2 of them with my money. Guess I'm doing something wrong.
 

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What are the characteristics of a quality man?
1. Lives by his own moral code.
2. Not a beta.
3. Not afraid to cut ties.
4. Supportive.
5. Rational.
6. In control of his emotions.
7. Confident.
8. Integrity.
9. Respected and respectful.
10. Red pilled.
 

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We obviously have very different perceptions of the dating market, but I don’t understand the need to ridicule. As I stated in my original post, I am happy and keen to have my stance / perception challenged, but this is my experience of being on the apps. Did all hot women that I took on dates fall for me after the first date? Obviously not; with some there wasn’t even a second date, but with the vast majority there was.

To provide some perspective: I spent ~12 years on and off this forum, mostly as a lurker. I was lucky enough to find the old posts by Pook, Adonis, Jariel and Anti-dump at an early age and I truly internalized their advise (focus was on developing oneself, as opposed to learning techniques). The self development mantra and the notion of “investing” rather than “spending” your time always stuck with me, and made me realize that an bit of suffering today could pay a lot of dividend in the future. As a result, I accelerated academically back in high school and university, and continued to apply the ideas in my career thereafter. Sure, I have had my set-backs and weak moments during the years - and I would usually come to this forum to seek out advice / read - but it made for a solid foundation.

I still think that I am ‘average’ overall: sure, in some aspects I am in the top bucket (top 1% of earners in London, but <35Y), but I also work 60-80 hour weeks and I am <6 feet (and admitted to this on my OLD while I had it) and following the general consensus of this forum it should be game over on the apps for me on that factor alone. However, I had an absolute amazing experience on there. @Dr.Suave would probably remember that I sought out advice early on, as I was somewhat self conscious about joining OLD for the first time since its release, as everyone was complaining about it on here. The advice was solid and I had a great time on all of my dates as I did whatever I wanted to do anyway.

@corrector keeps calling me a chad-lite after I posted my dating profile on here some time ago, but I disagree. I honestly just think that the competition on apps is seriously sub-par, and that the vast majority of guys on there have lost touch with their masculinity. They reek of laziness, are poorly groomed and out of shape (and don’t give me the spiel about how girls have it easier and could get away with this. It defeats the point).
If you doubt me, borrower the phone of any one of your single female friends and swipe for 5-10 min. It’ll change your perspective completely on the competition out there. Don’t focus on the amount of matches she attracts, but focus on the poor selection.

I would like to challenge anyone who complains about OLD to take 12 months off dating and during that time truly commit and focus on developing yourself, your health, your workout, your social skills and your career. Don’t slack, but commit to the cause. At the end of it, get some good photos taken and rejoin the apps. If your success rate doesn’t triple (which it will if you have put in the effort), at least you’ll be in a much better place than 12 months ago.
I think this whole post is probably the most rational opinion on this thread, but the last paragraph is particularly key.

I echo the one year moratorium on OLD to REALLY focus on self improvement. I'd highlight the fitness potential being the most critical. People are surprised with how much of a positive spillover effect that getting into a great and highly disciplined fitness routine can have on the other aspects of life. It forces accountability, something that many lack.

I myself am actually on an intentional long term hiatus from OLD (partially because this is the busiest time of the year at work/partially because I wanted to elevate physical appearance). It's only been about 3 months so far, but I do plan on going a full year before throwing my hat back into the ring.

OLD will never be a fair fight...good, then become the guy who it's unfairly stacked in favor of. There's more to it than height and natural genetics, there's a lot you can do to get yourself into that 10-20% the gals flock to. I'd even go as far as saying as guys who are well-versed in this community have an advantage in OLD after they've expressed interest because the early stages are so text-centric, and if you're smart you can apply the same concepts as you would in the real world... But you have the added advantage of additional response time.

Build good habits. Choose one specific thing today that you can make an effort towards improving, then do it tomorrow, do it for a week, do it for a month, a year, and then do it for life. Jordan Peterson (I don't care what you're opinion is on him personally, he has great psychological advice) has some very good points in this realm.
 

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And no man truely supports you either.
Men support more than women ever will. There are droves of men who pay for women trips, children, food, and rent than there will ever be of women doing vice versa.
 
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