okay, this infuriated me this morning and I had to post it somewhere and discuss it with someone. I don't know if anyone will care. I suspect not, as I suspect this is the kind of thing that only bothers me. Take a look at this video of an "equalist" Helly Shah talking about what society says to men:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HL6-6zdGDxU

it has more then 1.5 million views, and a likes to dislikes ratio of 160k to 3.9k. People watch it and agree with it.

She is much more subtle then most women when talking about men, and that's why she gets away with it. Take the line about the guy who got turned down during his life (under point #1) and never cried and then, committed suicide and wondered if anyone would cry for him.

Men's reality is that no one ever will, and being a man means accepting that. If you take your own life, the world will move on and the people that you knew in life will get over it relatively quickly (as opposed to if you're a woman). How many brave men gave their lives for their country? How often do we remember them? One day a year.

point #2, men are not dogs. Women say this as an insult, but when a man tells another man "yo, you my dog, man" its a compliment, because women see dogs and think "what a useless creature, its always honest, always loyal, and will always be there while asking nothing in return." The reason women call men dogs is because they don't understand loyalty or selflessness...…...that is not transactional.

The rest are similar. All I want is for a single woman to just come out and say "I will never understand what men go through in life and that's okay, I won't try to." That's at least honest.

I want to conclude by saying something that this man has gone through in life. I read this forum a lot, and I'm going to tell you, I'm not like the rest of you are. I've never been burned in my life by a woman, because I've never had the opportunity to get close enough to a woman to be burned. Most of you are MGTOW by choice: you lived the blue pill fantasy and then, some personal experiences made you wake up and you walked away. That never happened to me. I've never been out on a date with a woman, because I kept asking, and never got a yes. After a while, I walked away, not because I was furious with women, but because I failed so often and so consistently, I figured further effort was futile. I gave up.

That hurt. The day I woke up and asked out a girl for the last time in my life, and then, never a day again after that. The day I realized "yeah, I can't do this, girls don't like me and that's never going to change." My blue pill fantasy world collapsed, not because I grew angry with female nature, but because I couldn't stomach rejection any longer. I imagine its the same as when a divorce, or a breakup, alerts you to the truth of female nature. I imagine its a bitterly painful pill to swallow. It was for me. Every man needs some degree of peer validation, we're all social animals, and its really hard to live life without it. I never got it in life, it hurts every single day. I don't expect anyone to understand.