aureolae Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
60	NPR made a soundtrack to Black Pill Comics		aureolae	/r/BlackPillScience	06/04/19 02:11 PM

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14	"I'm in a very happy/healthy 9 year relationship with my boyfriend, but now I find myself fantasizing about sex with other people, and each day this want/need is becoming non-negotiable for me." haha it's already happening metaphorically have you been on a city street where everyone is looking down at their phones, not knowing where they're going, putting their own amusement above their responsibility to not crash into others?	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	13/07/19 07:29 PM
6	If you're Asian, you are not doomed Your complaint is with capitalism, man, not Chinese people. Rich people have always bought expensive shit and driven prices up. You’re the one who’s making it about race. If it was white people buying expensive things and driving prices up, I suspect you'd just think it was the natural order of things.	/r/seduction	13/05/19 11:34 PM
2	If you're Asian, you are not doomed Real Social Dynamics ... old pickup teaching group	/r/seduction	13/05/19 11:24 PM
3	If you're Asian, you are not doomed Don't be too chill. Asians are already stereotyped as cold. I think warmth is better. Bring energy and share it. People want to be around someone who makes things happen. Too many Asians want other people to play that role.	/r/seduction	13/05/19 11:23 PM
1	If you're Asian, you are not doomed Funny you see it that way, I think it's the opposite: They're buying all this expensive shit because they're insecure about their place in the world.	/r/seduction	13/05/19 11:21 PM
3	If you're Asian, you are not doomed This is really good. Thank you for writing it.	/r/seduction	13/05/19 11:17 PM
28	Today a super cute girl who worked at Sonic was eyeing me, but she was busy and I only got to talk to her for about 3 seconds. How do you ask out a girl in situations like this? > best case scenario that she was eyeing u because she sees u as a potential spouse. > tell her you find her attractive and say “May I introduce myself?” I hope you guys are trolling. OP, she's given no signs she's into you. It seems like she was just doing her job. It's in poor form to bother someone at work. She's in a public-facing position. If she's conventionally attractive, you're not the first one to have the thoughts you're having. Your chances are slim unless she explicitly gave you an …	/r/seduction	12/05/19 12:46 PM
3	NPR made a soundtrack to Black Pill Comics Ok, curiosity got the better of me. I’m not going to try to convince you that you’re wrong, but I am interested in how you respond to what I see as holes in your argument: Where did I say Whites are more beautiful? Another poster said this: "There are specific qualities that make men attractive (wide jaw, gonial angle, hunter eyes, etc.). Certain races are more likely to display these characteristics, making them, in general, more attractive." I admit this is sloppy shorthand on my part. By "bea…	/r/BlackPillScience	08/04/19 03:20 PM
2	NPR made a soundtrack to Black Pill Comics Nah. Cost-benefit analysis says I'm better off doing something else than trying to win an argument with some rando on the Internet. I already put up token resistance to a number of your beliefs: that whites are inherently more beautiful that Rushton is a reputable source that ninjas or any other symbols masculinity for 14-year-old virgins have any sway in the sexual marketplace I gain little from spending the time to change your mind on these things. In fact, I gain more from allowing you to con…	/r/BlackPillScience	07/04/19 12:39 AM
2	NPR made a soundtrack to Black Pill Comics No matter how many times you tell Becky that she’s an evil white girl for liking 6’2 white Chad, she isn’t going to go for 5’7 Asian Chang. I don't think this is so much the issue as telling Bing Bing that she's a deluded Asian girl for liking 5'7" white Chadlet over 6'2 Asian Chang.	/r/BlackPillScience	06/04/19 11:36 PM
0	NPR made a soundtrack to Black Pill Comics Don't have the patience or the background to work through your citations, but it's hard to take anyone who quotes Rushton seriously. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._Philippe_Rushton "Rushton's controversial work was heavily criticized by the scientific community for the questionable quality of its research,[1] with many alleging that it was conducted under a racist agenda." Analyses like this also tend to separate the biological and cultural components. They're intertwined. Whites may be more a…	/r/BlackPillScience	06/04/19 11:23 PM
0	NPR made a soundtrack to Black Pill Comics things like martial arts, Jackie Chan, Stan Lee, are very traditionally masculine. Also Asian video gamers, athletes, scientists, engineers etc. pp. are admired for their superior IQ, reaction times and fine motor skills. This is kind of neckbeard 14-year-old virgin talk. None of these things get you laid. They only impress other neckbeard 14-year-old virgins as masculine. Steven Tyler, Mick Jagger or his 14-year-old equivalent prancing around in tight leather pants and a pirate's blouse is more…	/r/BlackPillScience	06/04/19 11:20 PM
4	NPR made a soundtrack to Black Pill Comics The thing is, the first white men in Asia were not conquerors, they were supplicants. They were usually members of one, or a handful of ships, asking to open trade routes. Women are indeed more eager than men to submit to their conquerors, which in my experience accounts for the cultural argument for white worship among Asians than any inherent beauty of whites.	/r/BlackPillScience	06/04/19 11:14 PM
5	NPR made a soundtrack to Black Pill Comics History also backs this up. The first white men in Asia were seen as monsters with huge noses, not spectacularly beautiful creatures visiting from heaven.	/r/BlackPillScience	06/04/19 08:12 PM
2	Are common white features biologically more attractive or it status/media that makes them look so? Gosh, I cringed reading this thread. The dude is a retard who's confused what he thinks with incontrovertible proof. Even the mention of the OK Cupid study is classic confirmation bias. God knows I've wasted enough time arguing with idiots on the Internet... it pains me to see other smart people do so as well.	/r/BlackPillScience	11/11/18 06:45 PM