Modern simps need modern solutions

Reverse_Necrophile

February 20, 2020

300 upvotes

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Title	Modern simps need modern solutions
Author	Reverse_Necrophile
Upvotes	300
Comments	48
Date	February 20, 2020 2:43 PM UTC (6 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/MGTOW
Original Link	https://old.reddit.com/r/MGTOW/comments/f6u17i/modern_simps_need_modern_solutions/
Archive Link	https://theredarchive.com/r/MGTOW/modern-simps-need-modern-solutions.369946 https://theredarchive.com/post/369946

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Never been told that, im 6'2 too but im pretty muscular and in good shape i weigh around 205 lbs and get told alot by guys and girls how muscular i am, although when i learned AWALT and the reality of women and their rigged game always testing u, making everything seem like its ur fault, not giving u attention and being selfish, i learned they are not worth it, not at all. MGTOW guides me know and everyday i try to check reddit MGTOW so i can keep myself reminded on how reality really is.

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My ex gave me great lesson about selfishness that I will try to remember forever. Truth is I only witnessed 2 relationships that last till one of the parties died and they happily shared life. Most of them even if they last, they don’t share life and most of them complaining also. I’m grateful that I learnt odds pretty early by age 24. And my law education helped me to analyze odds and legal obligations if it fails. Totally not worth it like betting half of your shit on %1 win rate. (If we take that 2 relationships for making odds that will be much lower than %1)

Edit: I’m still in dating scene tho. But I avoid creating any legal relation and avoiding every legal obligation. And being aware of odds that relationship will fail soon or later gives you great defence system since you knew the odds you were expecting it. So in the end youre not surprised or hurt at all. (Edited on mobile so its messy sorry for that.)

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Want to hear a hilarious dance story? It's going to have a bit of rambling in it to explain dance circle nuances.

I'm kind of a big deal in some dance circles. I compete on an international/national level when I do bother to compete, but I dont do it that much so people who havent been dancing for a while wouldnt know me since all my competing was done before they standardized recording the competitions for youtube.

I went to a newish event to help support a new and upcoming scene get a good start financially. In dance, if your first event doesnt get traction by word of mouth and having enough high quality dancers there will NEVER be a follow up event next year, as no one will sign up.

Now as anyone in a niche hobby knows, an important part of keeping a community thriving and growing is actively seeking out and encouraging newer participants. Whenever I go to an event I try to set aside specific times at social dances to seek out beginner to intermediate dancers and dance with them, try to get to know them and encourage them to stick with it and break through those skill plateaus everyone goes up against when learning something.

Now two things to note. One, I am a short motherfucker. I clock in at 5'5". Women love excuses to wear heels, especially when dancing. They tend to dress up and flaunt their stuff. And that is usually how it goes for everyone at dance events. Two, when youve been dancing for a long time you either ALWAYS dress nicely or you dress like a slob unless there is live music. I fall thoroughly into the latter category.

So I go over to this chick who Ive seen dancing a song or two ago and ask her to dance. She is about 5'9" or so with heels on (Im actually really bad at judging height from being so short). She looks me up and down, after having made a face of disbelief/disgust that I would have the audacity to ask her to dance while wearing jeans/shirt while being short, and haughtily says no. Her friends laugh a little bit.

But then, gloriously, an old dance friend of mine who is now "the big thing" in the dance world this year after having placed first in multiple international competitions, comes over like an excited little school girl to greet me. We have a conversation spaced throughout several dances right by this girl that bubbles down to: "Oh AllWomenLie! I havent seen you in so long! When are we going to do a choreography together again? Are you going to X, Y, Z events? Do you still live in A? I have a few friends there that are interested in learning dancing, do you still give private lessons? I know 'Name of other person who has recently become a star' is trying to start a dance troupe by you, do you think you could help them out with attracting people and training?"

Meanwhile this girl that rejected my offer for a dance is standing there flabbergasted as we talk and dance. I even switch roles with my friend and we both dance better in roles we've never taken lessons/trained in than she does for her 4 or so years of dancing. It's fucking hilarious. I dance with all the people around her and reject her requests for a dance multiple times with excuses like "oh this song will be too fast for you" or "nah, I want to try a lot of technically difficult stuff to this song" or just "no".

Women are always assumed to be good dancers but they never work as hard as it as men do. We train for harder and longer, and therefore get better results. So remember, youre actually probably a better dancer than they are.

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