Donald Holmes, a Seattle-area career criminal and sex offender, is facing involuntary commitment at a sex predator facility at the end of his most recent sentence.
The 65-year-old former sailor has spent over 40 years behind bars for various offenses, including child rape and check kiting. He is suspected to have engaged in pimping underage girls he would pick up from local schools.
Holmes has boasted of impregnating a mother and daughter simultaneously, and has received cash from women on a number of occasions.
One might think that his history and reputation would have slowed him down, but on the contrary it appears that women loved him all the more. Fathering 22 children is not easy even without spending so much time incarcerated, so one can only assume that his criminality had absolutely no ill effect on his success with women. In fact, it may have enhanced his love life.
Here again, we see that being a good man has nothing to do with one’s success with women, and often is an impediment. One of the big lies of feminism is that women will shower affection on well-behaved men, and have no desire for the low-life thugs of society. Sadly, this is not the case.
Perhaps the most important message we can get out there to young men is that there is little connection between what turns women on and what is objectively good for society. It may be the most crippling myth of the Victorian era that women in general have utterly pure hearts and desires. Deep down, they are every bit the animals that men are. Which is not to say that they aren’t human, but that their flaws are no less than our own.
