Der Dressierte Mann

[Salustio]

Have you read this book?

https://www.naturalthinker.net/trl/texts/Vilar,Esther/The_manipulated_man.pdf

I found this book on MGTOW spaces, it was held in high regard. It’s a book published in 1971 so a lot of things changed.

There are rare valid arguments in the pages of this book and I think it’s worth a read if you haven’t done yet.

For those who have read this book, what’s your opinion about it?

 

[GoonCel]

german book kek

 

[Deleted member 16809]

I would bet there is not a single person on this forum who has read this obscure book

 

[Cuyen]

The only german book I've read is mein kampf and still waiting for a sequel.

 

[everythingislava]

The only german book I've read is mein kampf and still waiting for a sequel.

Right after the release of Half Life 3, no worries

Regarding the book:

A woman would be bored to tears with an all-male harem. This has always been the case and will remain so. If women reacted to a man's external appearance, every current advertisement scheme would be useless.

Only very recently have film producers realized that a handsome hero is not essential to the success of a film. Women are quite content with an ugly star – Jean-Paul Belmondo, Walter Matthau, or Dustin Hoffman.

Bluepill

It is lucky for the adult woman that men do not consider themselves beautiful, since most men are beautiful. Their smooth bodies, kept trim by hard work, their strong shoulders, their muscular legs, their melodic voices, their warm, human laughter, the intelligent expression of their faces, and their calibrated, meaningful movements overshadow those of women completely, even in a purely animal sense.

[...]

the exact shape of his lips, the precise shade of his eyes in a special kind of light? And as for the delicacy of his nipples or the pleasing shape of his scrotum and his testicles

Sounds like he is describing knajjd

 

[Mainländer]

The only german book I've read is mein kampf and still waiting for a sequel.

 

[Deleted member 16455]

I need to finish ER's manifesto first