Blackpill Disparity in Universities/Colleges

[LynksDisease]

I too went to college like that. 60% women 40% men. The future looks dark for low status men like me, but atleast I have a decent job now. At the time though, college was torture for me. Went 4 years and not so much as a single touch from a femoid. No dates, no kiss, no sex, no parties, just me in my dorm playing dota and coping. Absolutely robbed of a good college experience due to my face.

Same here, going through college right now, feelssofuckingbad . I cant even play dota decently....

 

[Deleted member 1410]

the issue with this is a) Pol Pot was right and b) if it is a race to the bottom, they will be perfect targets for shootouts, evening the score. there was an article on the Russian/Soviet Revolution that spoke of "class (not school class, economic classes) revenge" rape and murder.
btw, I never went to college, didn't have a twat and they said autism was an "advantage" not a "disability"

Hypergamy is a race to the bottom. Companies will just lower their standards to accomadate these twats. These bitches will only take someone of their same education level and since there are fewer educated men these women will just not even bother at all.


The future looks bad for all men, feminism has done a number on our gender. Most of us will be left out in the cold, sui is the only way out. Bitches would rather share one Chad then get with their looksmatch. Welcome to the future, it gets worse here every day.

suicide? nah I see mass homicides. men shouldn't take it on the chin like that. why do you think the number of campus shootings are going up. and not long will these men use legal means anymore. we'll be criminals of the state, criminals don't care about laws. it might even escalate to bombings. in fact I think it already has.

 

[Descartes]

That's because women dominate nursing and premed (but not actual med school lmao)

Meanwhile my CS classes are 90% men

At least are the girls pretty?

 

[TakeTheBlackPill]

>be female
>be the oppressed gender