ER was the first serial killer who brought his distresses to the fore.
2000s was basically just rock culture xbox and mountain dew and while men slept on it, out came hypergamy with social media.
ER was autistic and so isn't a perfect parallel to people who struggle while being altogether well rounded.
But still he brought up many talking points, questions, got people out of the Pick up bullshit.
You can't pretend you haven't heard of ER before in 2023, and feigning ignorance is getting harder and harder unless you say you came from "a traditional country area"
All anyone had in the 80s,90s,etc. was keeping the blackpill to oneself if they were ugly. Feeling sorry for yourself was unmanly. Everything was implicit alpha-larp and preying on one another and expecting the answers to come through raw intuition. I.E. also just noodlewhoring with jbw ticket.
THINKING FOR URSELF was a form of "nerdy deconstruction" and you were ignored, and alpha guy in the room white knight always benefits. Big fat men do this especially if they don't have looks. sans. football culture.
I think milennials/zoomers are people who are more sheltered, spoiled, angry, and didn't know how to be a man as much, so we come here trying to formulate the truth at the expense of masculinity/ going out/ etc. and not whining about it but learning in-field.
However I believe something else. Boomers are good at gaslighting and white knighting. Most boomers become smilingly aware of what we deal with and become neckbeards who do the song and dance that gets them into female circles. I.E. become a big feminist. We can't do that because it never worked for us whe nwome nare too empowered. Plus boomers have money, although fleeting status.
Back then you are NOT entitled to any platform.
But lgbtq blacks etc. can have theirs? naw.
We need our platform. ER was the start of making so mjuch more.
Genetic inadequacy is a way bigger driving force in civilizaiton that muh racism or muh gender inequality.
2000s was basically just rock culture xbox and mountain dew and while men slept on it, out came hypergamy with social media.
ER was autistic and so isn't a perfect parallel to people who struggle while being altogether well rounded.
But still he brought up many talking points, questions, got people out of the Pick up bullshit.
You can't pretend you haven't heard of ER before in 2023, and feigning ignorance is getting harder and harder unless you say you came from "a traditional country area"
All anyone had in the 80s,90s,etc. was keeping the blackpill to oneself if they were ugly. Feeling sorry for yourself was unmanly. Everything was implicit alpha-larp and preying on one another and expecting the answers to come through raw intuition. I.E. also just noodlewhoring with jbw ticket.
THINKING FOR URSELF was a form of "nerdy deconstruction" and you were ignored, and alpha guy in the room white knight always benefits. Big fat men do this especially if they don't have looks. sans. football culture.
I think milennials/zoomers are people who are more sheltered, spoiled, angry, and didn't know how to be a man as much, so we come here trying to formulate the truth at the expense of masculinity/ going out/ etc. and not whining about it but learning in-field.
However I believe something else. Boomers are good at gaslighting and white knighting. Most boomers become smilingly aware of what we deal with and become neckbeards who do the song and dance that gets them into female circles. I.E. become a big feminist. We can't do that because it never worked for us whe nwome nare too empowered. Plus boomers have money, although fleeting status.
Back then you are NOT entitled to any platform.
But lgbtq blacks etc. can have theirs? naw.
We need our platform. ER was the start of making so mjuch more.
Genetic inadequacy is a way bigger driving force in civilizaiton that muh racism or muh gender inequality.
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