White Male Suicide skyrockets in America

[EDantes]

Men hate work because it doesn't give them access to women like it used to. Before, getting a wife was easier than getting a high school degree. Any regular job would attract women provided you could make the effort to go to work everyday. This was true from Rome to the Inquisition to Colonial America up until women's "emancipation."

Work isn't strictly a "means to an end" to gain women though; basically I believe a lot of a man's pride comes from taking pride in his work and the feeling of competency and contribution to a "tribe" that it gives him. If he stops caring about it and sees it just as means to and end to earn a paycheck or attract a woman, then he'll lose all sense of purpose in his life.

Modern desk jobs aren't the type of work men are best cut out for; for most of history they engaged in physical labor in the company of fellow men; but if a man doesn't to hate his life then he needs to find a way value what he does.

 

[Easy_C]

Why white male suicide has skyrocketed. A explanation in two easy steps.

1). 1986: The up-and-coming young men of the "Ferris Bueller" generation go to shopping malls and cannot concentrate because of the massive (and I mean MASSIVE) amount of super-hot women everywhere, all the time, 24/7:

2). 2016: The aging "Ferris Bueller" generation goes out shopping and this is now the sort of thing they see:


The end.

This post is probably a bit overkill with Occam's razor, but I think the two pictures sum it up pretty well. What kind of country would produce the former picture, and what kind of country would produce the latter?

 

[Khan]

Another factor that might be at play here is the ever increasing number of young men who were raised in broken families - be it in fatherless homes, or homes where the mother is the head of the family. Being raised in such an environment mentally handicaps you in a very cruel way.

Young boys need fathers to instill confidence in them, and to teach them how to endure the hardships of life. Without that the whole facade tends to crumble when you become an adult and have to face the shitty economy and the modern sexual marketplace.

 

[The Black Knight]

This is what I posted in a dupe thread back in November: Death Rates Rising for Middle-Aged White Americans - My Post

Well, what do you expect from a group that has seen the following:

1. Divorce raped into the next dimension

2. Jobs shipped overseas / benefits destroyed.

3. Vibrant communities now ghost towns.

4. Constantly reminded by the media and society that your problems don’t matter because you’re white and well, you have it easy. Say anything un-PC and have your life destroyed.

5. Multiple stupid fuckin wars (Vietnam and Iraq) that have claimed the lives of many of your relatives and/or friends. Those severely injured are left to deal with the inefficient VA that barely can do anything right for years on end; despite the fact politicians have time to appease and bend over backwards for stupid bullshit SJW causes and illegal immigrants.

6. Watched illegal immigrants be given preferential status in many instances; including in the labor market, welfare benefits, and culturally.

7. Once feminine thin women turn into fat disgusting slobs who abuse the court system to extract every cent of child support possible. No one cares that you can’t pay or see your kids frequently.

Some people are simply going to be overwhelmed with all the aforementioned and give up. For those left, sadness will eventually turn to anger. There is a reason someone like Trump is doing as well as he is in the polls. A storm several decades in the making is coming.

Furthermore, what chicane said rings very true:

Loneliness, isolation and a lack of purpose. Add to that no hope of ever having a family. Why not give up? There is truly nothing to live for. That's my life.

Today I listened to an episode of "The Art of Manliness" that's several weeks old. It was an interview with the author of "Charlie Mike" talking about some of the issues that are affecting returning vets. Going from being part of a team to being alone. Going from having a mission to having none. There are a few organizations out there that are addressing those issues.

As a veteran, I can speak about this directly. One of the most jarring things about returning to civilian life is realizing and finally accepting that no one gives a shit about your service time unless they have a relative/close friend that was/still in the military.

Since only a very small part of the population joins the military now, you run into A LOT of people (dating, employers, random people) who have ZERO concept of what you REALLY have dealt with being government property during wartime for years on end. Furthermore, sometimes people will even TALK DOWN to you like you those 4+ years of your life were on easy street or something. I shit you not: I've even had people say to me I don't deserve the GI Bill; implying directly or indirectly that I didn't it earn it in some capacity.

Unless you talk to other veterans, no one seems to remotely get it, have the slightest care in the world of just trying to get it a tiny bit, or gives a shit just in general. It can be pretty isolating sometimes; especially if you live in a libtard area where anti-military viewpoints are a bit more prevalent.

In dating, I've had chicks ask me if I had PTSD from the get-go (I don't). I've had other chicks say that they won't even date a Marine or anyone in the military just on principle. Even had a few whores say they will only date officers. Many chicks seem to have a anti-military bent to them; even if you are ex-military. Because many of these chicks only have a superficial concept of the military, you actually start off in the hole with them; having to prove that you are not like "the typical military guy."

Employers put on a big PR front about hiring vets but its mostly just a front. As I've come to find out, many organizations behind the scenes don't want veterans due to possible integration issues and/or due to a fear of making the current employees look like shit. Many simply don't even know how to interpret your experience or give it the basic respect/benefit of the doubt it deserves. If you don't fit into their square box designed for people on a strict civilian career track, you are pretty much fucked unless you get someone in the hiring process who is ex-military themselves.

Anyhow, as a veteran who happens to be a white male: it is only relatively recently where I have realized and accepted that the overall culture and society largely doesn't give a shit about me no matter what I do. I'm guilty before innocent and my problems and concerns don't matter. That's life but I won't be standing by waiting to take in the ass from ignorant arrogant people that don't give a shit about me; hoping they will come around one day. I'll just do what I have to do to move forward like I have always done.

On a random note: I was just in the gym a while back having a laugh with some guy joking about silly "first world problems" and some sloppy fat Asian chick yelled out in the middle of our conversation "you mean first world white peoples problems!"

I played it off and kept my cool obviously with that minor shit-test but I could tell by the tone of her voice that there was a real undercurrent of resentment and that because I'm a white male, somehow I don't have real issues in my life, I was born on 2nd base, and I shit out gold bars as par for the course. If anyone knew me and what I've been through, they'd know that is absolutely bullshit.

I wrote a massive post about what life is like for many guys these days if anyone wants a sense about what I mean exactly: The "Entitled Millennial" Non-Sense is Getting Really Tiresome

As I said in my dupe thread post:

Some people are simply going to be overwhelmed with all the aforementioned and give up. For those left, sadness will eventually turn to anger. There is a reason someone like Trump is doing as well as he is in the polls. A storm several decades in the making is coming.

 

[Constitution45]

It's a difficult time to be a man now. Personally I found that creating your own culture so to speak by surrounding yourself with people who have the same belief systems as you. As well as finding a purpose or agency that you can improve yourselves towards in adherence to, can provide the intrinsic validation which you need in order to be a man. Getting into masculine professions or hobbies (As finding masculine jobs nowadays is very difficult) can be a positive turning point. Needless to say moving to another country, but sometimes the rot has set in so deep, that even dumping somebody off in a provincial city in Russia won't be enough.

It is incredibly how just a few one on one talks with male friends can have such a positive impact on their lives. I've seen their entire life direction change in a positive way. There are forces at work who despise this and wish to keep boys staying as boys, it feels safer that way. Men now should be striving to be as unapologetic and masculine as possible.

 

[Leonard D Neubache]

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Employers put on a big PR front about hiring vets but its mostly just a front. As I've come to find out, many organizations behind the scenes don't want veterans due to possible integration issues and/or due to a fear of making the current employees look like shit. Many simply don't even know how to interpret your experience or give it the basic respect/benefit of the doubt it deserves. If you don't fit into their square box designed for people on a strict civilian career track, you are pretty much fucked unless you get someone in the hiring process who is ex-military themselves.
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I've always wondered why vets don't more frequently go into business with each other. I can't help but think that in small to medium sized businesses they would have a real edge on the lazier competition.

 

[Kish]

Does anyone know why hot women in America stopped going to malls? I remember when I was younger and worked at the mall it was an endless supply women. Now all I see are fat people and families. Damn shame.

 

[The Black Knight]

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Employers put on a big PR front about hiring vets but its mostly just a front. As I've come to find out, many organizations behind the scenes don't want veterans due to possible integration issues and/or due to a fear of making the current employees look like shit. Many simply don't even know how to interpret your experience or give it the basic respect/benefit of the doubt it deserves. If you don't fit into their square box designed for people on a strict civilian career track, you are pretty much fucked unless you get someone in the hiring process who is ex-military themselves.
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I've always wondered why vets don't more frequently go into business with each other. I can't help but think that in small to medium sized businesses they would have a real edge on the lazier competition.

Excluding the veteran aspect for a minute, the climate for small/medium size business creation in America right now is pretty toxic in my opinion.

1. Big businesses have A LOT of unfair hard and soft power over smaller operations (example: politicians bought off and allow the import of illegal labor, HB-1 visa, get regulations that make business entry difficult/impossible, etc)

2. Political correctness is insane; making legit hiring and firing cumbersome and potentially costly (example: Reddit Chairman Pao case). Also makes for boring and uncomfortable work environments.

3. Obamacare/healthcare requirements. Much easier to deal with as a bigger business since you have more leverage.

4. Very litigious society where you can be sued for anything and everything under the sun from both employees and customers. Lawyers aren't cheap.

5. A lot of banks aren't willing to loan money for start-up funds unless you have significant collateral (there are a few workarounds this however).

6. Significantly high corporate/personal taxes.

Honestly if I were start a business: With a few exceptions, it would be overseas. I know overseas isn't a picnic by any means but I HATE politically correct work environments. I use to work in a (most of the time) very un-PC environment early on in the military and then went to a very "proper" PC place later on. A place where women get treated like princesses and the men are blue pill limp dicks is a special kind of Hell for someone with my personality. Unfortunately, the vast majority of work environments in the US are like this. There are different degrees of PC-ness but as an owner/boss, there is WHOLE another layer of potential PC bullshit you have to deal with.

 

[Liberty Sea]

It's the painkillers. Avoid painkiller addiction like plague.

 

[Roosh]

Does anyone know why hot women in America stopped going to malls? I remember when I was younger and worked at the mall it was an endless supply women. Now all I see are fat people and families. Damn shame.

Amazon, smartphones, Netflix, more female participation in sports, helicopter parents not letting kids go out.

 

[Delta]

The only way to reliably attract women with a job is if you have a top 20% or so job, so if you can't achieve this or don't want to put in the effort then your options are to become a player or some kind of MGTOW (nerd, recluse, homosexual, whoring).

The 80% of men without the baller jobs to attract females usually don't have a family by 50+ and many find no reason to continue living.

I have easily a 'top 20%' job; probably more like top 5%. I earn way more than the vast majority of my peers. I can tell you first hand that it's worth shit for attracting women. 99% of them absolutely could not care less. In fact, I think such a job is a detriment to attracting women, as it's extremely difficult to go from thinking logically 40 hours a week to trying to connect with a woman's emotional side on a date. If I didn't work out religiously and study game, I'd be a sexless sadsack hoping and praying for a stray fatty to give me the time of day.

I'd revise your 20% to 0.001%. Pro athlete and rock star are the only jobs I can think of that would attract women by themselves. For everyone else, you'd better have more to bring to the table.

 

[nomadbrah]

The only way to reliably attract women with a job is if you have a top 20% or so job, so if you can't achieve this or don't want to put in the effort then your options are to become a player or some kind of MGTOW (nerd, recluse, homosexual, whoring).

The 80% of men without the baller jobs to attract females usually don't have a family by 50+ and many find no reason to continue living.

I have easily a 'top 20%' job; probably more like top 5%. I earn way more than the vast majority of my peers. I can tell you first hand that it's worth shit for attracting women. 99% of them absolutely could not care less. In fact, I think such a job is a detriment to attracting women, as it's extremely difficult to go from thinking logically 40 hours a week to trying to connect with a woman's emotional side on a date. If I didn't work out religiously and study game, I'd be a sexless sadsack hoping and praying for a stray fatty to give me the time of day.

I'd revise your 20% to 0.001%. Pro athlete and rock star are the only jobs I can think of that would attract women by themselves. For everyone else, you'd better have more to bring to the table.

This is a valid objection, but the rest I don't agree with. You have money, if you can't think of ways of using it to attract women, then you should consider if you could do more to expand your interests.

Boating, skiing, wine tasting, motorcycle riding, windsurfing, horseback riding, weekend trips across Europe, all these fun things cost money and women like them.

Perhaps some of it comes from if you have asked yourself why you want money?

 

[Days of Broken Arrows]

This is what I posted in a dupe thread back in November: Death Rates Rising for Middle-Aged White Americans - My Post

Well, what do you expect from a group that has seen the following:

1. Divorce raped into the next dimension

2. Jobs shipped overseas / benefits destroyed.

3. Vibrant communities now ghost towns.

4. Constantly reminded by the media and society that your problems don’t matter because you’re white and well, you have it easy. Say anything un-PC and have your life destroyed.

5. Multiple stupid fuckin wars (Vietnam and Iraq) that have claimed the lives of many of your relatives and/or friends. Those severely injured are left to deal with the inefficient VA that barely can do anything right for years on end; despite the fact politicians have time to appease and bend over backwards for stupid bullshit SJW causes and illegal immigrants.

6. Watched illegal immigrants be given preferential status in many instances; including in the labor market, welfare benefits, and culturally.

7. Once feminine thin women turn into fat disgusting slobs who abuse the court system to extract every cent of child support possible. No one cares that you can’t pay or see your kids frequently.

Some people are simply going to be overwhelmed with all the aforementioned and give up. For those left, sadness will eventually turn to anger. There is a reason someone like Trump is doing as well as he is in the polls. A storm several decades in the making is coming.

Furthermore, what chicane said rings very true:

Loneliness, isolation and a lack of purpose. Add to that no hope of ever having a family. Why not give up? There is truly nothing to live for. That's my life.

Today I listened to an episode of "The Art of Manliness" that's several weeks old. It was an interview with the author of "Charlie Mike" talking about some of the issues that are affecting returning vets. Going from being part of a team to being alone. Going from having a mission to having none. There are a few organizations out there that are addressing those issues.

As a veteran, I can speak about this directly. One of the most jarring things about returning to civilian life is realizing and finally accepting that no one gives a shit about your service time unless they have a relative/close friend that was/still in the military.

Since only a very small part of the population joins the military now, you run into A LOT of people (dating, employers, random people) who have ZERO concept of what you REALLY have dealt with being government property during wartime for years on end. Furthermore, sometimes people will even TALK DOWN to you like you those 4+ years of your life were on easy street or something. I shit you not: I've even had people say to me I don't deserve the GI Bill; implying directly or indirectly that I didn't it earn it in some capacity.

Unless you talk to other veterans, no one seems to remotely get it, have the slightest care in the world of just trying to get it a tiny bit, or gives a shit just in general. It can be pretty isolating sometimes; especially if you live in a libtard area where anti-military viewpoints are a bit more prevalent.

In dating, I've had chicks ask me if I had PTSD from the get-go (I don't). I've had other chicks say that they won't even date a Marine or anyone in the military just on principle. Even had a few whores say they will only date officers. Many chicks seem to have a anti-military bent to them; even if you are ex-military. Because many of these chicks only have a superficial concept of the military, you actually start off in the hole with them; having to prove that you are not like "the typical military guy."

Employers put on a big PR front about hiring vets but its mostly just a front. As I've come to find out, many organizations behind the scenes don't want veterans due to possible integration issues and/or due to a fear of making the current employees look like shit. Many simply don't even know how to interpret your experience or give it the basic respect/benefit of the doubt it deserves. If you don't fit into their square box designed for people on a strict civilian career track, you are pretty much fucked unless you get someone in the hiring process who is ex-military themselves.

Anyhow, as a veteran who happens to be a white male: it is only relatively recently where I have realized and accepted that the overall culture and society largely doesn't give a shit about me no matter what I do. I'm guilty before innocent and my problems and concerns don't matter. That's life but I won't be standing by waiting to take in the ass from ignorant arrogant people that don't give a shit about me; hoping they will come around one day. I'll just do what I have to do to move forward like I have always done.

On a random note: I was just in the gym a while back having a laugh with some guy joking about silly "first world problems" and some sloppy fat Asian chick yelled out in the middle of our conversation "you mean first world white peoples problems!"

I played it off and kept my cool obviously with that minor shit-test but I could tell by the tone of her voice that there was a real undercurrent of resentment and that because I'm a white male, somehow I don't have real issues in my life, I was born on 2nd base, and I shit out gold bars as par for the course. If anyone knew me and what I've been through, they'd know that is absolutely bullshit.

I wrote a massive post about what life is like for many guys these days if anyone wants a sense about what I mean exactly: The "Entitled Millennial" Non-Sense is Getting Really Tiresome

As I said in my dupe thread post:

Some people are simply going to be overwhelmed with all the aforementioned and give up. For those left, sadness will eventually turn to anger. There is a reason someone like Trump is doing as well as he is in the polls. A storm several decades in the making is coming.

Where do you live? Move somewhere there's a military culture among the civilians, like Fort Meade or Annapolis, Maryland or even San Diego.

As for the fat Asian chick, obnoxiousness seems to be a problem with fat women of all races and ethnicities. There must be something about fat cells that screw up the part of the brain associated with personality. Someday scientists will release a study that says too many cupcakes sends a message to the female brain that says "Be loud and unbearable."

 

[Tactician]

^ Women love attention. Maybe when a woman becomes fat, she subconsciously realizes that she won't be getting attention passively so she starts to actively get attention. Easiest way for the younger generation to do this is to be obnoxious.

 

[Genghis Khan]

The only way to reliably attract women with a job is if you have a top 20% or so job, so if you can't achieve this or don't want to put in the effort then your options are to become a player or some kind of MGTOW (nerd, recluse, homosexual, whoring).

The 80% of men without the baller jobs to attract females usually don't have a family by 50+ and many find no reason to continue living.

I have easily a 'top 20%' job; probably more like top 5%. I earn way more than the vast majority of my peers. I can tell you first hand that it's worth shit for attracting women. 99% of them absolutely could not care less. In fact, I think such a job is a detriment to attracting women, as it's extremely difficult to go from thinking logically 40 hours a week to trying to connect with a woman's emotional side on a date. If I didn't work out religiously and study game, I'd be a sexless sadsack hoping and praying for a stray fatty to give me the time of day.

I'd revise your 20% to 0.001%. Pro athlete and rock star are the only jobs I can think of that would attract women by themselves. For everyone else, you'd better have more to bring to the table.

This is a valid objection, but the rest I don't agree with. You have money, if you can't think of ways of using it to attract women, then you should consider if you could do more to expand your interests.

Boating, skiing, wine tasting, motorcycle riding, windsurfing, horseback riding, weekend trips across Europe, all these fun things cost money and women like them.

Perhaps some of it comes from if you have asked yourself why you want money?

You missed his point. The point is not what you can do with the money. It's that a top 20% job on its own is worthless for attracting women.

There used to be a time when having a steady job itself was attractive to women. The argument now is that you need a top 20% baller job - i.e. the level of status/security/money provided by a job now has a higher bar for many women. Delta is making a valid point, which is that even a top 20% job inherently does not attract women anymore. As women have found their own security/money, they do not care whether you can provide. Unless you're at the 0.001% level because then you could provide a higher quality lifestyle.

 

[rpg]

White men are getting shit on from all directions. Add in some self destructive decisions and behaviors and it is game over. Any man who is not learning from a forum like this is walking around with a target on his back.
Men can turn it around before it is too late. I banged the hottest tightest chick ever after opening her by asking if she was a tranny.

 

[nomadbrah]

The only way to reliably attract women with a job is if you have a top 20% or so job, so if you can't achieve this or don't want to put in the effort then your options are to become a player or some kind of MGTOW (nerd, recluse, homosexual, whoring).

The 80% of men without the baller jobs to attract females usually don't have a family by 50+ and many find no reason to continue living.

I have easily a 'top 20%' job; probably more like top 5%. I earn way more than the vast majority of my peers. I can tell you first hand that it's worth shit for attracting women. 99% of them absolutely could not care less. In fact, I think such a job is a detriment to attracting women, as it's extremely difficult to go from thinking logically 40 hours a week to trying to connect with a woman's emotional side on a date. If I didn't work out religiously and study game, I'd be a sexless sadsack hoping and praying for a stray fatty to give me the time of day.

I'd revise your 20% to 0.001%. Pro athlete and rock star are the only jobs I can think of that would attract women by themselves. For everyone else, you'd better have more to bring to the table.

This is a valid objection, but the rest I don't agree with. You have money, if you can't think of ways of using it to attract women, then you should consider if you could do more to expand your interests.

Boating, skiing, wine tasting, motorcycle riding, windsurfing, horseback riding, weekend trips across Europe, all these fun things cost money and women like them.

Perhaps some of it comes from if you have asked yourself why you want money?

You missed his point. The point is not what you can do with the money. It's that a top 20% job on its own is worthless for attracting women.

There used to be a time when having a steady job itself was attractive to women. The argument now is that you need a top 20% baller job - i.e. the level of status/security/money provided by a job now has a higher bar for many women. Delta is making a valid point, which is that even a top 20% job inherently does not attract women anymore. As women have found their own security/money, they do not care whether you can provide. Unless you're at the 0.001% level because then you could provide a higher quality lifestyle.

No, he said top 5% and earning way more than his peers. There's a big difference, top 20% is a lot of things, top 5% is something else entirely, that's freedom and expensive hobbies.

 

[AboveAverageJoe]

These suicide by profession statistics were just released by the CDC a couple days ago. I was not happy to find out my profession is number three. What some people might notice is that at the top are male dominated fields that involve long hours of hard physical labor, danger, and unpleasant, often solitary working conditions. The bottom are female dominated fields that usually have benefits and happen in safe place type, air conditioned, PC workplaces like schools and hospitals.

The CDC’s occupational suicide list:

1. Farmworkers, fishermen, lumberjacks, others in forestry or agriculture; 85 per 100,000.

2. Carpenters, miners, electricians, construction trades; 53.

3. Mechanics and those who do installation, maintenance, repair; 48.

4. Factory and production workers; 35.

5. Architects, engineers; 32

6. Police, firefighters, corrections workers, others in protective services; 31.

7. Artists, designers, entertainers, athletes, media; 24.

8. Computer programmers, mathematicians, statisticians; 23.

9. Transportation workers; 22

10. Corporate executives and managers, advertising and public relations; 20

11. Lawyers and workers in legal system; 19

12. Doctors, dentists, and other health care professionals; 19

13. Scientists and lab technicians; 17

14. Accountants, others in business, financial operations; 16

15. Nursing, medical assistants, health care support; 15

16. Clergy, social workers, other social service workers; 14

17. Real estate agents, telemarketers, sales; 13

18. Building and ground, cleaning, maintenance; 13

19. Cooks, food service workers; 13

20. Childcare workers, barbers, animal trainers, personal care and service; 8

21. Office workers, administrative support; 8

22. Education, training, librarians; 8

 

[Delta]

The only way to reliably attract women with a job is if you have a top 20% or so job, so if you can't achieve this or don't want to put in the effort then your options are to become a player or some kind of MGTOW (nerd, recluse, homosexual, whoring).

The 80% of men without the baller jobs to attract females usually don't have a family by 50+ and many find no reason to continue living.

I have easily a 'top 20%' job; probably more like top 5%. I earn way more than the vast majority of my peers. I can tell you first hand that it's worth shit for attracting women. 99% of them absolutely could not care less. In fact, I think such a job is a detriment to attracting women, as it's extremely difficult to go from thinking logically 40 hours a week to trying to connect with a woman's emotional side on a date. If I didn't work out religiously and study game, I'd be a sexless sadsack hoping and praying for a stray fatty to give me the time of day.

I'd revise your 20% to 0.001%. Pro athlete and rock star are the only jobs I can think of that would attract women by themselves. For everyone else, you'd better have more to bring to the table.

This is a valid objection, but the rest I don't agree with. You have money, if you can't think of ways of using it to attract women, then you should consider if you could do more to expand your interests.

Boating, skiing, wine tasting, motorcycle riding, windsurfing, horseback riding, weekend trips across Europe, all these fun things cost money and women like them.

Perhaps some of it comes from if you have asked yourself why you want money?

You missed his point. The point is not what you can do with the money. It's that a top 20% job on its own is worthless for attracting women.

There used to be a time when having a steady job itself was attractive to women. The argument now is that you need a top 20% baller job - i.e. the level of status/security/money provided by a job now has a higher bar for many women. Delta is making a valid point, which is that even a top 20% job inherently does not attract women anymore. As women have found their own security/money, they do not care whether you can provide. Unless you're at the 0.001% level because then you could provide a higher quality lifestyle.

You're correct about the point I was making before, but I'd also argue it's more difficult than you think to convert $ into (non-prostitute) girls. The cool high-brow activities nomadbrah brings up may help keep a girl around, but I don't see how they can attract one to begin with. Just like everyone, on first dates I have no idea whether the girl is someone I'd want to spend time with, so I'm not going to take her on a boat, I'm going to do something low key and low investment, ie drinks at a bar. You may say I can wear high end clothes and accessories to these bar dates, but fuck that, the average person can't actually tell the difference between a real Rolex and its $20 Chinese knockoff. Baller apartment? Getting her back to the apartment is the challenge; once she's in, you're getting laid whether you live in a penthouse overlooking Central Park or a shitbox studio apartment with flies swarming around your pile of dirty dishes.

Case in point- Anyone know a guy who works in the tech industry? (This isn't the field I work in, just using it for illustrative purposes). These guys tend to have more cash than they know what to do with and could wipe their ass with stock options. So then are they hot babe magnets? That question doesn't dignify a response. Women despise them because they don't connect with them.

Any guy out there who thinks money is the panacea to scoring more women, I can tell you from experience you're sadly mistaken.

 

[Dantes]

Men have always worked with a purpose and that purpose was to attract a wife and support a family. There is always a means to an end. Working for the sake of devoloping some so called work ethic is delusional.

Being gainfully employed means nothing now for attracting women.

More women attend college now.
Women under 30 in urban areas out earn men.

Men have woken up to see that when they do everything that society tells them and they are reduced playing video games and jerking off. They become demoralized and Hopelessness ensues. Thank your lucky stars for a community like this where we can collectively call things for what they are.