This is a really, really important point.
A lot of people on here assume that if you bring up concepts from PUA, red-pill etc that you must be a neckbeard.
This would be a bit like me saying that anyone who identifies with feminism must be fat, ugly and have a mound of aging cat fur stuck between their legs.
I wish more people could stay focused on what's important.
because he comes off as the kind of guy "most likely to cheat on his girlfriend" from his natural vulgarity (or type most likely to put people in an apprehension of sexual assault, hence the danger of being pre-emptively defensively stabbed), but deep down he values loyalty over everything and doesn't exempt himself from that
A lot of people are stupid.
Well, I've said the same about self-identifying feminists. And I make no apologies for it. If I have to smash a few eggs to have my omelette, smash I shall. I don't care.
I may be being slightly facetious but the general trend is for feminists to be unattractive typically. It's often why they gravitate towards said ideologies, just as awkward guys gravitate towards PUA. Naturals don't need that shit, just as guys who get great women and have happy marriages don't turn mgtow. lol It's all related. Nothing exists within a bubble.
I would say that it is a red flag for any woman living in the west to label herself as a feminist due to the connotation the word now possesses. This is clear. Just as we would recognize someone who calls themself a nazi to be a problem, so to is it with this. Words have meanings and meanings change over time, in the former's case. If someone does not want to be lumped in with the Trigglypuffs of our day, then perhaps they need to drop the label entirely.
I'm kinda liking the lse idea.
Your opinion of me is none of my business.
Ok but seriously, people can think what they like. If I like someone, I will attempt to maybe try to make a favourable impression on them. However, if I actively dislike someone, I will make no such effort and will be dismissive AF.
I don't care about being called ugly. It just seems immature when people do that and I can't take it seriously. I have more of a problem with when I say, "I believe x" people also assume I believe y, q, and z. Because they can't conceive of someone thinking independently of an ideological umbrella. I h8 being ~misunderstood~
tell me more about my Christianity
Se is conflict sensing v Si comfort sensing. ESI has greater Si, but knows how to creatively use conflict sensation. In other words, they use it creatively and defensively (although that doesn't preclude preemption) i.e.: not for its own sake. Their main goal is to cover for the Si vulnerability of LIE, not take territory like a Se dom. So ESI doesn't come off as expansive the way SEE or SLE does. But they know how to fight if they have to. ESI is about preserving identity in hostile conditions and eradicating evil
Im just tryin' to speak your language, and I'm not concerned with how it may be misunderstood because I'm secure in my faith
Special snowflake syndrome.
Yes, yes, you're so unique and special, nobody else like you, yada, yada...
You have multiple conflicting and thus, contradictory ideals. Great. (To me, that line of thinking is incomprehensible.) It's like claiming to be pro-science yet espousing Creationism.
I find it weird that you took this long to see this in him. It's why I never thought he and Cuiv were that similar, because I thought they spoke about relationships in entirely different ways, regardless of superficial similarities. Cuiv and Adam to me are of the same kind, and I wouldn't lump this guy in with them. My 2cents, completely subjective perspective and such. Only to be taken as one person's poorly informed opinion so on and so forth disclaimer. Idk, I guess I just pay a lot of attention to the way words are used and maybe bias myself in some way through that. I'm usually surprised when other people don't read things the same way.
My 'ideals' don't contradict. For example if I say I'm pro choice and I also say I don't care about 'manspreading' this does not conflict just because one is "pro feminism" and the other is "anti feminism," and this is only confusing insofar as the person hearing it lacks the capacity for independent thought.
I'm also not unique or special. You're bad at this.
sorry Im slow... I think I got distracted by the common womanizing and bravado
womanizing is perhaps giving them too much credit, since that assumes some degree of traction. maybe "common alt-right rhetoric" had me preoccupied
its interesting you see Adam and Cuiv as similar. I think of Adam as SLE-Ti, and Cuiv as an unidentified Se dom, but leaning SEE. But then again I could see him being a Trump style SLE-Se without difficulty. Is so hard for me to tell creative Ti from creative Fi in a Se dom context because they're both so flexible. I could also see Trump as SEE, for the same reasons, although I don't like that
SLE Ti is very distinct from Se, and I don't think most people recognize it when they see it
Bertrand you fucking SJW come here and let me tattoo Kat blaques face on your ass in preparation for the pronoun announcement party
ST imo. I favor LSE, followed by SLE. And the stuff I said regarding the 3 of you is just impression, based entirely on what you write and how, with no other information available. I don't take it that seriously and don't expect anyone else to either. Impressions can change, and more information inevitably reforms them.
I do find it interesting though how different people focus on different cues and so form entirely different pictures in their minds. I think a lot of conflict regarding types may be due to overly rigid impressionistic pictures people put too much weight on, and then feel they have to defend, rather than letting additional information inform a broader view.
why is this thread still popular?
get the fuck out