Being around the blackpill/redpill shyt made me realize the advice that some people give online isn't for those struggling it's hamsterwheeling ment to shut those complaining up.
Thats why it's the same take a shower bro, just work out bro, mouthpiece bro, and other vague shyt that if they spew at those who try to get off the wheel.
At the end of the day, yeah some need to do that, but there are others who've tried plenty and still failed. But some aren't ready to accept that not everyone wins in the dating game.
They're starting from a place of assuming if someone is failing in one aspect of life, they must just be a shytty person overall.
All that canned advice assumes the person is not trying all that. The conversation should always start with "what advice were you given, did you follow it? Are you still following it?"
And then the conversation goes from there. Some men smell like shyt, are built horribly, have terrible hairlines, repulsive personalities and...are not only in relationships but keep cheating on their girl with other women.
A lot of the time it boils down to proximity and luck. Do you know enough people who are single and looking? Are you around people who will set you up with someone? Are you in situations where you can spark conversation and throw your number out, start a courtship and then shoot your shot? What kind of lifestyle are you comfortable with? There is so much advice giving and not enough questions being asked to the people struggling.
But those dating "guru" and Podcaster don't actually care about helping people. They care about making CONTENT. They're turning your struggle into a brand that they can then use to make money. Solving the problem isn't really in their best interests.