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Old wives tales? Reddit? Therapists? Neil Strauss' The Game?
Old wives tales? Reddit? Therapists?
Bluepill dogma
Yeah I get that, but why would normies have told them such a stupid thing in the first place? Who put that into their mind as "good advice to tell celibate low-status men"4chan autistic virgins who got told to be confident.
b00mers
Oh fuck, you're probably right but that would be a terrible indictment of mankind's intelligence.When male virgins first became noticable. Norm-scum saw that they are shier than average then came up with the retarded idea that it was a cause rathet than an effect.
Incredibly high IQ postWhen male virgins first became noticable. Norm-scum saw that they are shier than average then came up with the retarded idea that it was a cause rathet than an effect.
This. If you read serious "just be confident" posts online it is mostly mid-20 dudes who got laid once or twice now trying to act chad. At least this is how they appear from their writing style. Also saw this kind of behaviour IRL from such a guy.PUA I think.
sry guys this man said it all. time to flee this thread cos he fuken got it right. kudos bro. u high iqWhen male virgins first became noticable. Norm-scum saw that they are shier than average then came up with the retarded idea that it was a cause rathet than an effect.
Probably with modern liberalism (with liberalism in the international sense of the word, i.e. capitalism, free-market societies, etc.)
After all, "confidence" and TRP are basically the sexual version of the "American Dream":
The idea that "confidence" results in erotic and romantic success is the sexual version of the idea that "hard work" results in wealth and security.
It's based on the same individualism and the same just-world fallacy. They also have the same consequence for people who do NOT have economic/romantic success: they only have themselves to blame. And if everyone can make it, simply working hard and being confident, those who DON'T make it, must be morally ambiguous if not outright reprehensible. The poor man is not simply poor, there is something morally wrong with him, he is morally despise. Same with those who don't have success with women: there must be something MORALLY wrong with them or with their personality. They are probably creepy. With capitalist individualism came this idea that the poor are somehow morally tainted.
So those who have success had success because they've worked hard, were confident and had good personalities ... while the losers are lazy, creepy weirdos who basically deserve their misery.
Confidence is created through positive validation, therefore if you don't have it people will say that it is the confidence that caused people with confidence to be attractive as an easy way out, knowing that you will never have that confidence yourself because you won't receive positive validation so you won't be able to call them out on it and also because confidence is intangible. i.e. :-
Unattractive man - "Hey I thought you said it was about confidence? I am confident now but women still don't want me."
Dick head - "You weren't confident enough. Girls can sense that"
It's the equivalent of saying keep taking these sugar pills and your aids will get better.
Also even if it is about confidence doesn't that prove that girls are utter fucking cunts? I mean they are constantly feeling unconfident themselves but all insist on a confident man? So if a girl gets dumped by her boyfriend should all men avoid her like the plague because she isn't confident? Fuck off.
When male virgins first became noticable. Norm-scum saw that they are shier than average then came up with the retarded idea that it was a cause rathet than an effect.
Probably with modern liberalism (with liberalism in the international sense of the word, i.e. capitalism, free-market societies, etc.)
After all, "confidence" and TRP are basically the sexual version of the "American Dream":
The idea that "confidence" results in erotic and romantic success is the sexual version of the idea that "hard work" results in wealth and security.
It's based on the same individualism and the same just-world fallacy. They also have the same consequence for people who do NOT have economic/romantic success: they only have themselves to blame. And if everyone can make it, simply working hard and being confident, those who DON'T make it, must be morally ambiguous if not outright reprehensible. The poor man is not simply poor, there is something morally wrong with him, he is morally despise. Same with those who don't have success with women: there must be something MORALLY wrong with them or with their personality. They are probably creepy. With capitalist individualism came this idea that the poor are somehow morally tainted.
So those who have success had success because they've worked hard, were confident and had good personalities ... while the losers are lazy, creepy weirdos who basically deserve their misery.
Personally I think it's an attempt to inject some fair world fallacy into sex. If courage is all it takes to get laid, then unsuccessful men are simply cowards who deserve their lot.
Obviously, most normies don't realize how patronizing, unfair and downright cruel they are by parroting the confidence meme. If they did, they would understand why so many incels hate them.
@Red Shambhala said it better than me.
Fortunately, humanity hasn't always been that stupid... Fatalism has a lot more history to show for it than "can-do-anything" mentality. In Catholic countries, there was a caste system until very recent times
b00mers