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II. WHAT IS THE BLACKPILL?
Life is a game of inches. We have probably heard a similar phrase before – it is typically used in the context of sports. In the context of this book, it represents a fundamental truth; it pertains to every facet of your social and psychological life. The inches – and the centimeters, and the millimeters – matter. Your height, your frame, your jawline, your forehead, your nose, your eyes, your lips, your genitals and more represent this truth. It cannot be overstated how much the size, shape, and length of these features affect not only your romantic and sexual prospects, but almost every aspect of your life. The blackpill essentially states that our dating choices are based off of pure biological determinism. And if you do not meet an attractiveness threshold, the chances of having a happy, fulfilled relationship will be near impossible. That’s, it.
“Taking the blackpill” basically means developing an awareness of a true biological reality that can be disempowering. Often, it means submitting to the fact of one’s own biological unfitness. To the fact that one will never achieve the sexual or romantic life that one hopes for. That one may never even have sex. Yes, from birth, the deck can be so stacked against some people – that it can never be beaten. In its simplest form the theory states that our genetics determine the quality of our life and the quality of our relationships.
With a blackpill awareness we know that everything we have been told about romance, love, and sex is wrong - it does not really just “happen.” It’s not about effort, and it’s not about the changes and adjustments you make to yourself, your appearance, or your behavior. Nothing you do will change it. Remember back in high school when the most popular boys were also the best looking? Not a coincidence. And that is what can be so demoralizing about the blackpill.
It really does not matter how nice of a personality one has, or what music he listens too, or what brand of clothing he wears. Those who say that such things matter are simply lying to seem morally virtuous. For those who have already swallowed the blackpill, it is not a secret that “looks” are far more important than “personality.” Only those ignorant or in denial in regards to blackpill science argue otherwise. Biological determinism is a scary concept. It implies that no matter what you do you will never be better than what you were intended to be. Sigh.
I'm gonna be going to sleep now boyos, g'night.
II. WHAT IS THE BLACKPILL?
Life is a game of inches. We have probably heard a similar phrase before – it is typically used in the context of sports. In the context of this book, it represents a fundamental truth; it pertains to every facet of your social and psychological life. The inches – and the centimeters, and the millimeters – matter. Your height, your frame, your jawline, your forehead, your nose, your eyes, your lips, your genitals and more represent this truth. It cannot be overstated how much the size, shape, and length of these features affect not only your romantic and sexual prospects, but almost every aspect of your life. The blackpill essentially states that our dating choices are based off of pure biological determinism. And if you do not meet an attractiveness threshold, the chances of having a happy, fulfilled relationship will be near impossible. That’s, it.
“Taking the blackpill” basically means developing an awareness of a true biological reality that can be disempowering. Often, it means submitting to the fact of one’s own biological unfitness. To the fact that one will never achieve the sexual or romantic life that one hopes for. That one may never even have sex. Yes, from birth, the deck can be so stacked against some people – that it can never be beaten. In its simplest form the theory states that our genetics determine the quality of our life and the quality of our relationships.
With a blackpill awareness we know that everything we have been told about romance, love, and sex is wrong - it does not really just “happen.” It’s not about effort, and it’s not about the changes and adjustments you make to yourself, your appearance, or your behavior. Nothing you do will change it. Remember back in high school when the most popular boys were also the best looking? Not a coincidence. And that is what can be so demoralizing about the blackpill.
It really does not matter how nice of a personality one has, or what music he listens too, or what brand of clothing he wears. Those who say that such things matter are simply lying to seem morally virtuous. For those who have already swallowed the blackpill, it is not a secret that “looks” are far more important than “personality.” Only those ignorant or in denial in regards to blackpill science argue otherwise. Biological determinism is a scary concept. It implies that no matter what you do you will never be better than what you were intended to be. Sigh.
I'm gonna be going to sleep now boyos, g'night.
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