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When I was younger, I use to see these two foid cousins from one side of my family: Sometimes I would see both together, sometimes it was just this one specific one.
Obviously, I will not use names, but the one I would spend time with one-on-one is around my looks-level I would say, and also has a very similar phenotype to mine(Atlantid): Me & her got on quite well when we were younger, played together a lot, and she also was quite "different" from many other foids her age, since she was more of the nerdy bookworm type. My other cousin, in contrast, is a HTB with a Nordid(or adjacent one) pheno, has always been that "popular" daddy girl type, and ofc was always a complete & utter bitch to me for no reason.
Almost always, when the two were together, they would do what foids did to me in school: Gang-up on me, try to paint me as the "bad guy," and would provoke me constantly with their teasing, and even outright physical aggression on a few instances.
In a way, I view this as sort of a "pre-blackpilling" experience if that makes any sense: It highlighted to me as to how foids tend to have such a strong affinity for one another, despite such a wide-birth existing amongst them in terms of looks, behavior, interests, etc.
Something which can reinforce this, would be the fact that various studies highlight foids have a much stronger in-group preference in comparison to males:
Ultimately, this just confirms again what we say: Foids have strong preference with one another, due to the fact that feminism has effectively programed foids to see one another, irrespective of the sea of differences which can exist between them. as natural allies due to them just existing as the same gender.
Not to mention, the bias is so heavy that people will favor their mothers over fathers: Admittedly, I was like this when I was younger, probably in part due to the fact my mother was around a lot more than my dad. Luckily, I realized my mother is a mentally-ill bitch who deep-down despises me, so it's all good now. Mothers are naturally quite manipulative, and this excerpt from the novel, Anatomy of Female Power highlights such:
This serves to indicate that foids, by nature, wish to program males to adhere towards any kind of positive stimulation offered towards them: My childhood in a way was a reflection of this, since my mother frequently bought me gifts, coddled me, and also used my dad as the butt of many of her jokes, which further elaborates on foids manipulative nature. What was strange, is that despite all of this, she would often get angry & scream at me for a small mistake I made; what kind of messages is that going to send to a young boy?
But back to my cousins, nowadays, they are quite close: The one I spent a lot of time with one-on-one still is quite similar to how she once was, though since growing up she has embraced the usual behavior most foids do. Whilst my other cousins influence may have only been part of the equation in this matter, it still highlights how foids have a natural in preference for one another. Furthermore, it also highlights how foids are more susceptible to the influence of "beauty," as she clearly was following my older, bitchier cousin, who mogs her in most ways.
And yes, both of them are RadFems nowadays, who would have guessed?
Obviously, I will not use names, but the one I would spend time with one-on-one is around my looks-level I would say, and also has a very similar phenotype to mine(Atlantid): Me & her got on quite well when we were younger, played together a lot, and she also was quite "different" from many other foids her age, since she was more of the nerdy bookworm type. My other cousin, in contrast, is a HTB with a Nordid(or adjacent one) pheno, has always been that "popular" daddy girl type, and ofc was always a complete & utter bitch to me for no reason.
Almost always, when the two were together, they would do what foids did to me in school: Gang-up on me, try to paint me as the "bad guy," and would provoke me constantly with their teasing, and even outright physical aggression on a few instances.
In a way, I view this as sort of a "pre-blackpilling" experience if that makes any sense: It highlighted to me as to how foids tend to have such a strong affinity for one another, despite such a wide-birth existing amongst them in terms of looks, behavior, interests, etc.
Something which can reinforce this, would be the fact that various studies highlight foids have a much stronger in-group preference in comparison to males:
Four experiments confirmed that women's automatic in-group bias is remarkably stronger than men's and investigated explanations for this sex difference, derived from potential sources of implicit attitudes (L. A. Rudman, 2004).
In Experiment 1, only women (not men) showed cognitive balance among in-group bias, identity, and self-esteem (A. G. Greenwald et al., 2002), revealing that men lack a mechanism that bolsters automatic own group preference. Experiments 2 and 3 found pro-female bias to the extent that participants automatically favored their mothers over their fathers or associated male gender with violence, suggesting that maternal bonding and male intimidation influence gender attitudes.
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Ultimately, this just confirms again what we say: Foids have strong preference with one another, due to the fact that feminism has effectively programed foids to see one another, irrespective of the sea of differences which can exist between them. as natural allies due to them just existing as the same gender.
Not to mention, the bias is so heavy that people will favor their mothers over fathers: Admittedly, I was like this when I was younger, probably in part due to the fact my mother was around a lot more than my dad. Luckily, I realized my mother is a mentally-ill bitch who deep-down despises me, so it's all good now. Mothers are naturally quite manipulative, and this excerpt from the novel, Anatomy of Female Power highlights such:
(page 33)One evening, in a flat in London, a West Indian woman picked up a 15 month old boy and tried to teach him to kiss. When she first kissed him, the boy made a sour face, and tried to break free from her embrace. The woman, undeterred, kissed him a second time, and then a third time. After the fourth kiss, the boy began to stick out his tongue for more, grinning with delict, and tossing his arms excitedly in the air. After watching this for a while, 1 asked the woman:
‘Aren’t you starting him a bit early?’
‘Oh no!’ she replied. The sooner the better actually. After he gets to be thirty, you can’t gel him this way.’
This serves to indicate that foids, by nature, wish to program males to adhere towards any kind of positive stimulation offered towards them: My childhood in a way was a reflection of this, since my mother frequently bought me gifts, coddled me, and also used my dad as the butt of many of her jokes, which further elaborates on foids manipulative nature. What was strange, is that despite all of this, she would often get angry & scream at me for a small mistake I made; what kind of messages is that going to send to a young boy?
But back to my cousins, nowadays, they are quite close: The one I spent a lot of time with one-on-one still is quite similar to how she once was, though since growing up she has embraced the usual behavior most foids do. Whilst my other cousins influence may have only been part of the equation in this matter, it still highlights how foids have a natural in preference for one another. Furthermore, it also highlights how foids are more susceptible to the influence of "beauty," as she clearly was following my older, bitchier cousin, who mogs her in most ways.
And yes, both of them are RadFems nowadays, who would have guessed?
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