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It's funny, when it comes to 'misogyny', or whatever you want to call it, the vast majority of people believe that, it is something that is imposed upon us by the media, our parents, peers, other men, everyone really. Another belief is that a lot of individuals have natural misogynistic tendencies that have more or less always been there. In either case, the attitude is that it is some rampant sickness that must be torn out of the afflicted's mind, at all costs.
In reality, for the entirety of the West, and much of the rest of the world I imagine, the opposite is true.
Feminism, the idea that woman are equal, (at least, that is the idea, truthfully we are thought they are superior to us), how we must respect and cherish them, without restriction, how they were oppressed in the most unbearable fashion all throughout history, and still are today by most men, how the system cheats them, how we have it so, so much better than they... all that nonsense, it's all instilled in us from the moment we are born, it is forced down our throats, by parents, teachers, celebrities, politicians, authority figures, everyone.
Any opposing viewpoints, anyone that so much speaks a single word against a woman, is shunned, we are taught they are bad people, not to be trusted or listened to.
I was raised under these beliefs, as I imagine many of you were who are also young. I spent my entire childhood, and teenage years, being a white knight, treating woman with the utmost, unfaltering respect and admiration. I believed men were violent, dull, ugly creatures in comparison to these beautiful, mysterious, worshiped beings who were always out of my reach, who never would so much as speak to me. I never really questioned why. I assumed it was natural that any female would not want to waste their time with a male such as myself, and that it was understandable, too, after all, so many of my kind were such cruel misogynists, they were playing it safe, right?
When I finally started understanding the blackpill, the truth, at first I was so bloody desperate for it to be false. I seen the proof all around me, I looked over every memory I could recall in which female nature was made evident to me, and every time, the blackpill's teachings rung true, it all made sense in retrospect, but still, I could not come to terms with the realization.
How could it be, half of all humanity are naturally, to the core, selfish, cruel, cold, and uncaring?
How could it be that every woman on this world cares nothing for decency, for honor, for what makes a good man? That all they desire, all they respect is physicality, power, things that are predetermined before we could even walk?
Quickly though, I came to accept things as they were. I accepted that there was never any hope for me, and millions of other men in my position. My eyes were opened to their disgusting privilege, how they have been scamming us all for decades. I had been depressed and nihilistic before, but this was the final straw for me. The weeks in which I first pondered the blackpill, and came to see the world through it's lens, were the weeks in which I truly lost faith in this world, and embraced the blunt, dark truth of how evil it all is, without restraint.
I'm tired of our enemies, those who want us dead, acting as if we like hating women, acting as if we don't want the bluepill to be true. Of course we fucking do, that world is heaven in comparison to reality. None of us enjoy the fact that who we are as people has never and will never matter. Accepting harsh reality isn't fun in the slightest, but some of us lack the minds and will to delude ourselves once more.
In reality, for the entirety of the West, and much of the rest of the world I imagine, the opposite is true.
Feminism, the idea that woman are equal, (at least, that is the idea, truthfully we are thought they are superior to us), how we must respect and cherish them, without restriction, how they were oppressed in the most unbearable fashion all throughout history, and still are today by most men, how the system cheats them, how we have it so, so much better than they... all that nonsense, it's all instilled in us from the moment we are born, it is forced down our throats, by parents, teachers, celebrities, politicians, authority figures, everyone.
Any opposing viewpoints, anyone that so much speaks a single word against a woman, is shunned, we are taught they are bad people, not to be trusted or listened to.
I was raised under these beliefs, as I imagine many of you were who are also young. I spent my entire childhood, and teenage years, being a white knight, treating woman with the utmost, unfaltering respect and admiration. I believed men were violent, dull, ugly creatures in comparison to these beautiful, mysterious, worshiped beings who were always out of my reach, who never would so much as speak to me. I never really questioned why. I assumed it was natural that any female would not want to waste their time with a male such as myself, and that it was understandable, too, after all, so many of my kind were such cruel misogynists, they were playing it safe, right?
When I finally started understanding the blackpill, the truth, at first I was so bloody desperate for it to be false. I seen the proof all around me, I looked over every memory I could recall in which female nature was made evident to me, and every time, the blackpill's teachings rung true, it all made sense in retrospect, but still, I could not come to terms with the realization.
How could it be, half of all humanity are naturally, to the core, selfish, cruel, cold, and uncaring?
How could it be that every woman on this world cares nothing for decency, for honor, for what makes a good man? That all they desire, all they respect is physicality, power, things that are predetermined before we could even walk?
Quickly though, I came to accept things as they were. I accepted that there was never any hope for me, and millions of other men in my position. My eyes were opened to their disgusting privilege, how they have been scamming us all for decades. I had been depressed and nihilistic before, but this was the final straw for me. The weeks in which I first pondered the blackpill, and came to see the world through it's lens, were the weeks in which I truly lost faith in this world, and embraced the blunt, dark truth of how evil it all is, without restraint.
I'm tired of our enemies, those who want us dead, acting as if we like hating women, acting as if we don't want the bluepill to be true. Of course we fucking do, that world is heaven in comparison to reality. None of us enjoy the fact that who we are as people has never and will never matter. Accepting harsh reality isn't fun in the slightest, but some of us lack the minds and will to delude ourselves once more.