Pimp by Iceberg Slim is an autobiography written by a real-life former pimp about his experiences in 1930s America. I read this book in the winter after reading about it on one of Roosh's articles; http://www.returnofkings.com/71288/...-have-become-required-in-modern-relationships.
This book was absolutely brutal to read, not just because a lot of the people the writer met ended up in crime because of some traumatic backstory which feels like it's straight out of a Batman comic but also because it shows the reader that women really are all like that, regardless of the era they grew up in. It is littered with blackpills about nightclubs, teenage girls, divorced women, ex-prostitutes and more. It revealed to me that the US of the 1930s was really not all that different from the US of today, at least in the big cities.
Iceberg Slim
Here's a list of some notable blackpills and other interesting stuff from the book (contains spoilers obviously):
This book was absolutely brutal to read, not just because a lot of the people the writer met ended up in crime because of some traumatic backstory which feels like it's straight out of a Batman comic but also because it shows the reader that women really are all like that, regardless of the era they grew up in. It is littered with blackpills about nightclubs, teenage girls, divorced women, ex-prostitutes and more. It revealed to me that the US of the 1930s was really not all that different from the US of today, at least in the big cities.
Iceberg Slim
Here's a list of some notable blackpills and other interesting stuff from the book (contains spoilers obviously):
- The writer becomes a pimp because his roastie mother blackpilled him. The writer's mother ended up divorcing his father when he was still a toddler and found a nice beta cuck to take care of them. His step-father is a man with a heart of gold who treats the writer as if he was his own child. But then, the writer's mother ends up falling in love with a pimp who seduces her so she can go work for him. The mother decides to leave her beta cuck and he starts begging on his knees, crying, for her not to leave him while she's packing her stuff. The mother laughs in his face and tells him that she simply doesn't like him anymore. This all happens while the writer is in the same room. This event is what blackpilled him about women and what made him hate them, he admits this himself in
the forewordanother chapter. - Racism was not as bad in pre-WWII USA as Hollywood likes to claim. Hollywood movies like to make it seem like the US of before the civil rights movement was so dangerous for black people that they couldn't even pass the street without being beaten up by a pack of angry white men. Of course, the US is a big country and these things may have differed based on region but the writer never experienced any form of racism, he didn't even get a slur thrown at him (aside from his fellow negroids who used "nigger" in every sentence they spoke). He could take white women into his hotel room without anyone asking a question. There's also a fellow pimp he meets nicknamed "Sweet Jones" who is richer than the average white guy living in the city and who even bribes a bunch of white police officers to basically shut up about everything he does.
- Cuckold fetishism was already a thing. There's a segment in the book in which a white guy pays the writer's (black) friend to fuck his wife. The husband sits in the corner of room while watching them fuck. To my shock, this kind of degeneracy was already a thing before easily accessible porn which makes you wonder how far back people have been doing this kind of stuff.
- Even traps were already a fucking thing. I knew transsexuals have historically always been a thing, I'm not talking about that, I'm talking about traps. So, the way pimps went about finding women to work for them was mainly to just go to nightclubs, find one that looked kind of slutty and convince them to go his or her place. After that, he'd basically fuck her into submission and asked her to become his whore. So, there this one segment where he finds this beautiful white woman in the club and he keeps repeating how charming and attractive she was. They decide to go back to her place, her parents' house in a rich white neighborhood. When they enter the bedroom she keeps repeating that she has a certain issue down there and that she hopes he doesn't judge her. The writer assures her that it will be alright. So, he takes off her clothes and surprise: she is a he. This was probably the only part of the book that was kind of funny rather than depressing.
- Never marry a non-virgin or you can't turn a hoe into a housewife (literally). When the writer was still a young man he had a sexual relationship with a married, former prostitute. He later finds out that she was having affairs with something like 8 men at the same time. Her husband, who is said to be a jealous man by the writer's friend, knows that something is up but never divorces the dumb cunt.
- The writer's mother becomes a born-again Christian. In a move that is still as trendy for women today as it was back then, the mother decides to become an ultra-religious Christian but only after she's past her prime and her son is already mentally too fucked up from growing up around such a disgusting roastie. She constantly tells her son that he has to start leading a good life and that she'll be praying to Jesus for him and all that bullshit.
- American women were fucking like dogs long before easily accessible birth-control. I always thought that before the contraception pill, per-marital sex was quite rare simply because of the risks involved. But no, the writer brags about all the girls whose virginity he took when he was a teenager (apparently, the hymen was called "maiden head" in early 20th century slang) and it's obvious that all the women he picks up from nightclubs aren't virgins either.
- Iceberg Slim: the living blackpill. After getting fed up with life as a criminal, the writer ends his career as Iceberg Slim and gets a normal job and later gets married to a psychotherapist who bears him three daughters. Good for him! But would she have married him if he wasn't a sociopath, ex-prisoner, ex-pimp and ex-cocaine user who fucked countless women before her? I think not.
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