I think all this Manosphere redpill shyt is starting to take control over some of you guys. I’m concerned!

[Standing on business]

Wait, what?!

Such a random claim

I had to check for myself

Lack of discipline. I blame Puffy for planting the seeds back in the 90s.

Lack of solid family structures. Blame the aftershocks of the Crack Era for that.

Materialism.

Unrealistic expectations of the opposite gender.

Too much male bashing, socially and legally.

 

[africngiant]

the pandemic had ppl on that redpill like crazy.

i was in the time chamber, ready to shyt on women post-breakup

that was the turning point

 

[semicko82]

I don’t have beef with him either but I’ve noticed some things over the past couple years. All his talking points are same depending on the thread topic:

1. Puffy destroyed black marriages
2. Landlords and employees need executions
3. Gen Z is pushing back against the simping damage done by Gen X
4. The south ruined hip hop with stripper culture and simping

You can boil it all down to these. You can tell a lot of it comes from a place of hatred and bitterness

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

I had to check for myself

Social media
Crack era
Bottles at clubs
Rappers


Top 4 things wildself would say in every post

 

[Higher Tech]

Man these Russians got yall in a chokehold

 

[Cat piss martini]

Most of these weirdos have no interest
in having a intimate relationship with vagina.

 

[skyrunner1]

The people buying into those circles are obviously hurt people. People who have chips on their shoulders.

But how about the people who aren't hurt? How about mentally healthy people who have been hurt, but have learned to build acceptance and forgiveness?

Would they choose to surround themselves with people like that and be in those circles?

Probably not.

If you are mentally stable, doing well for yourself, have healthy relationships and interactions with loving and trustworthy people around you, etc. then you probably stay far away from those communities. In fact those communities and people who have chips on their shoulders, you'd probably label as "toxic".

So ask yourself who'd you rather be? The red piller or the winner?

It's easy to be a red piller. Anybody can be a fukking red piller. All you got to do is point fingers. Keyboard warriors. It's actually funny it's called "the red pill" because in the movie the red pill is supposed to be choosing reality for what it is, but in this regard it's choosing to run away from reality and not learning to accept it.

At the end of the day, it takes some serious work and ego checks to build the acceptance and forgiveness necessary to becoming a true winner. You got to let your ego go for real and take life as it goes, living with gratitude in order to truly enjoy the positives for what they are and being thankful for them. Ironically that's something the red pillers talk about all the time but never carry out because it's basically one of the hardest steps and mature things someone can do - it ain't as easy as pointing fingers.However, the reward is something exponentially more than the red piller can achieve.

Reading this seems like you just throw all those guys together, which I guess is not your fault as what seems to have happened is those guys have a branding/perception problem. The whole lower bottom part of totem pole used to be separated from the majority of men and others looking to improve themselves. You go from the '00s true forced loneliness to forever alone to incels/blackpill which only recently caught on in lexicon in recent years, people will use terms interchangeably to describe these guys and they dont even want to be associated with it in first place. The trick bag is when you coin a term "manosphere" you can group all these guys together and just trash the whole thing even if they are on opposite ends.

Then you have to take into account, those guys had their own spaces but were shutdown where they were, so they started congregating with their bad maladjusted mindsets/attitudes in other social places and it doesnt take alot to poison the well so too speak. You mix that with the business model shift away from blogging in written form which takes a great more effort than turning on camera or even just mic and saying anything online. Youtube business model also makes it where you are incentivized to keep creating new content because what could be said in lets say 5 videos must be repeated because money is on table now. So you have many many people saying the same thing over and over again in the "get the bag" culture.

Most guys back in day got the regular self improvement info, took it out in field implement it and came back and asked questions if something came up. Alot of the guys who even taught it or whatever took the knowledge and went big game hunting (ALOT of those dudes applied that knowledge to get in media and get money). Everybody is supposed to boss up and level up, even in street terms pimps eventually want to "square up" and get some business about them, if that mean owning buildings or whatever. You look at Mark Manson for example, was in pick up scene, wrote a couple pickup blogs/books, then squares up writes "subtle art of not giving a fukk" becomes NY times bestseller, blows up and writes another and then writes with Will Smith his memoir.

 

[Dameon Farrow]

'Starting'

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

Cant see shyt in the OP or a lot of the recent banned user threads. My blocks being validated as usual. Yall can fukk around and find out eventually

 

[Satsui no Hadou]

A lot of people here are fukking losers despite what they project here. @Nicole0416_718_929_646212 claims to be a lawyer but spends the bulk of his day harassing anonymous users on a message board and attempts to extort them with their post and internet history. @Luken is infamous for his shenanigans.

Only a loser would subscribe to these YouTube personalities and take what they say to heart. That’s why so many of them are entranced by hustlers like tariq or Tate, that possess the charisma needed to turn out these dudes like hoes.

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

Ban him already

 

[⠝⠕⠏⠑]

Saw the writing on the wall a long time ago.

 

[ItsPeople]

Naah it’s peaking now

Nah it bubbled up around that time but definitely wasnt the peak.. It has gotten bigger since that time..

Agree with second part tho.

yea it’s probably 2nd wave or some shyt.

 

[IIVI]

Reading this seems like you just throw all those guys together, which I guess is not your fault as what seems to have happened is those guys have a branding/perception problem. The whole lower bottom part of totem pole used to be separated from the majority of men and others looking to improve themselves. You go from the '00s true forced loneliness to forever alone to incels/blackpill which only recently caught on in lexicon in recent years, people will use terms interchangeably to describe these guys and they dont even want to be associated with it in first place. The trick bag is when you coin a term "manosphere" you can group all these guys together and just trash the whole thing even if they are on opposite ends.

Then you have to take into account, those guys had their own spaces but were shutdown where they were, so they started congregating with their bad maladjusted mindsets/attitudes in other social places and it doesnt take alot to poison the well so too speak. You mix that with the business model shift away from blogging in written form which takes a great more effort than turning on camera or even just mic and saying anything online. Youtube business model also makes it where you are incentivized to keep creating new content because what could be said in lets say 5 videos must be repeated because money is on table now. So you have many many people saying the same thing over and over again in the "get the bag" culture.

Most guys back in day got the regular self improvement info, took it out in field implement it and came back and asked questions if something came up. Alot of the guys who even taught it or whatever took the knowledge and went big game hunting (ALOT of those dudes applied that knowledge to get in media and get money). Everybody is supposed to boss up and level up, even in street terms pimps eventually want to "square up" and get some business about them, if that mean owning buildings or whatever. You look at Mark Manson for example, was in pick up scene, wrote a couple pickup blogs/books, then squares up writes "subtle art of not giving a fukk" becomes NY times bestseller, blows up and writes another and then writes with Will Smith his memoir.

Yeah the thing is, there's always going to be a top and bottom.

You can have a room full of geniuses and put them in a class, but the second you introduce a grading system and assignments some are going to be the top 10%, some the top 25%, many will be the bottom 50% in terms of grading unless everyone gets every single answer right. That's simply how it has to be.

The problem is only a very few exceptional ones of them will go on to be notable and make something, which already makes them separate from the pack. It's additionally arguable that they may and have done well with different philosophies anyways.

A problem is that people start to think the reason for the top performer's success is the "school of thinking", when it was really the fact that the person is either special or had certain circumstances line up for them that the rest of the group won't have the please of having. Mark Manson for example is an excellent writer and communicator, better than most people are.

That's like I said: I think the real and mature message and thing to do is knowing how to build acceptance and forgiveness because life won't go your way all the time and really, many people are indeed average and will settle some place average just like the other 100 billion that came before them. Coming to terms with that means at least won't go around carrying baggage yourself. The main modern message of the manosphere is resulting in a lot of cats throughout those circles having a very bad sense of entitlement to them which only leads to more depression when their expectations are not met.

Then you have to take into account, those guys had their own spaces but were shutdown where they were, so they started congregating with their bad maladjusted mindsets/attitudes in other social places and it doesnt take alot to poison the well so too speak. You mix that with the business model shift away from blogging in written form which takes a great more effort than turning on camera or even just mic and saying anything online. Youtube business model also makes it where you are incentivized to keep creating new content because what could be said in lets say 5 videos must be repeated because money is on table now. So you have many many people saying the same thing over and over again in the "get the bag" culture.

Absolutely, that's when this picture about survivorship bias becomes very relevant and relates to the echo chambers:

That's basically when you have a bunch of people with the same outlook on life come together because they have the same experiences and constantly re-affirm each other in an ugly echo chamber. Unfortunately they also tend to be the loudest voices.

 

[Mindfield333]

You are late. I been concerned about some of these “brehs”