subhuman
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I see a lot of people dismissing escortmaxxing as not "real" because "they only do it for the money". They say they wouldn't enjoy it because the whole time they would just be thinking about how the girl is only acting. This position becomes unsound when they say they prefer unpaid relationships with girls because it is "actually real". This begs the question: what constitutes a real sexual or romantic experience with a girl? Is it just the absence of money? Or that you believe in it? Or that she is believing in it? And how do we know whether it's real or not?
The problem is the disconnect between the outwards actions and emotions a person shows and the inner feelings they actually have. This makes it difficult to tell whether a person is showing their true feelings or only acting. Even though I have never been in a relationship, this is a problem I have faced when talking to girls in the past. For example, when I would say something funny, I would never know if they thought the joke was funny, or if they were laughing at me. I would never know if the reactions I got from girls were signs of interest or them just being polite or nice or even patronizing. Furthermore, this is even a problem for people who are in apparently loving relationships. Lots of times there is suspicions of infidelity. Lots of times, the guy doesn't know whether he is really making his girl orgasm or if she is just faking it. Lots of times, you can't really tell if the girl is just with the guy for his money, or if she actually likes him. Which is the same problem people have with escortmaxxing JFL.
This is further complicated by the question of: who are we really? I think about the bluepiller advice of "just work on your personality bro" and "just be confident", which most normies actually believe btw or the redpiller PUA bullshit like holding frame. Both of these are advocating for you to change your behavior in order to get girls, in other words acting. How real is your love then if your girl has only ever seen you acting? All forms of self improvement are pretty much just acting and posing. But then who are we in the first place? A lot of times, the line between who we "really" are and who we are posing as are blurred, because often all we are is just caricatures of ourselves, actors pretending like we are real people. Or maybe real people pretending to be actors.
It is hardly justifiable to gatekeep something that is so ambiguous like the real, especially when considering the complexities of human emotions and relationships. I think a lot of incels intentionally use this in their rhetoric to create room for their impossible romantic fantasies. What they really want isn't actually a romantic relationship, but the ego boost of being loved and desired. But the fact is that nobody ever truly knows if they are loved or not. Nobody ever truly has that kind of confirmation.
TLDR: experiences with escorts are more real, and unpaid experiences with girls are less real, than what you probably think
The problem is the disconnect between the outwards actions and emotions a person shows and the inner feelings they actually have. This makes it difficult to tell whether a person is showing their true feelings or only acting. Even though I have never been in a relationship, this is a problem I have faced when talking to girls in the past. For example, when I would say something funny, I would never know if they thought the joke was funny, or if they were laughing at me. I would never know if the reactions I got from girls were signs of interest or them just being polite or nice or even patronizing. Furthermore, this is even a problem for people who are in apparently loving relationships. Lots of times there is suspicions of infidelity. Lots of times, the guy doesn't know whether he is really making his girl orgasm or if she is just faking it. Lots of times, you can't really tell if the girl is just with the guy for his money, or if she actually likes him. Which is the same problem people have with escortmaxxing JFL.
This is further complicated by the question of: who are we really? I think about the bluepiller advice of "just work on your personality bro" and "just be confident", which most normies actually believe btw or the redpiller PUA bullshit like holding frame. Both of these are advocating for you to change your behavior in order to get girls, in other words acting. How real is your love then if your girl has only ever seen you acting? All forms of self improvement are pretty much just acting and posing. But then who are we in the first place? A lot of times, the line between who we "really" are and who we are posing as are blurred, because often all we are is just caricatures of ourselves, actors pretending like we are real people. Or maybe real people pretending to be actors.
It is hardly justifiable to gatekeep something that is so ambiguous like the real, especially when considering the complexities of human emotions and relationships. I think a lot of incels intentionally use this in their rhetoric to create room for their impossible romantic fantasies. What they really want isn't actually a romantic relationship, but the ego boost of being loved and desired. But the fact is that nobody ever truly knows if they are loved or not. Nobody ever truly has that kind of confirmation.
TLDR: experiences with escorts are more real, and unpaid experiences with girls are less real, than what you probably think