Brought to you by valued commenter deti :
We deride Facebook and social media around here. But to me one of its most useful features is to see current photos and video of the girls who you used to know and compare them to your memories and past photos of those same girls.
The differences can be breathtaking. You literally see a photo progression of these girls colliding in slow motion with The Wall.
First of all, fuck Facebook. Delete it.
But deti brings up an important point (also brought to our attention by Heartiste). Facebook is an excellent depedestalization tool.
A quick browsing through the old photographs of your female facebook friends will make reality impossible to deny: the wall spares no girl.
However, make no mistake, this isn’t just high school reunion shit. I’m not talking about looking at a 35 year old girl, then taking a look at how she looked in college. No, that goes without saying.
Rather, I’m going somewhere even red-pillers don’t like to touch on. Back when I still had Facebook, I was routinely shocked at HOW MUCH hotter girls, even in their early to mid twenties, used to be just a few years earlier.
In fact, Facebook shows that when women peak is even younger than anyone blogging under their real name would care to admit. Common red pill dogma states that women are their hottest between 18-24.
I say this is bullshit. Try 15-19.
Even that is generous for modern girls in prosperous countries. If she’s going to college to binge drink on weekends and swipe her mealplan card at the buffet line, her peak likely ceases her first semester at around age 18.
True female peak, on average, is probably around 16-18.
High schoolers.
Tough to admit, isn’t it?
Now, we in the red pill community try to stretch that peak to 23 or 24 because most guys don’t have the chance to bang high school girls. There’s the law, different social circles, cock-blocking parents, etc. So we lie to ourselves a bit and claim the 22, 23 year old girls we date are still at peak. Close enough for government work.
However, take a look at a girl’s facebook profile, and you see the truth.
Of course, this is an imperfect tool. I’ve noticed girls take one of two strategic routes to prevent the devastatingly obvious wall-progression to judging onlookers:
(1) Deleting all visual evidence of youthful nubility from her profile
or
(2) Only allowing careful angled or instagram-filtered pictures to see the light of day
(Girls deleting all evidence of past sluttery and partying once they have a committed boyfriend is another fun phenomenom, but thats a conversation for another time.)
Anyways, the lesson as usual is : Delete Facebook.
***On a side note, I want to say I’m proud of my commenters. Not a single Pointy Elbows Syndrome comment about the girl I described as a “10″ on yesterday’s post. Well done. There’s hope for you yet.
