Some of you might remember that I work in Hollywood as an actor, I do the MRA Hollywood blog and did this AMA.

I've always hated how I've had to bite my tongue all the time, Hollywood is obviously very pro-SJW and talking about mens rights just isn't possible pretty much anywhere. I've always had this idea of being the first MRA actor in Hollywood, but career wise I've never been close enough to actually be in that kind of position...but today, something exciting happened.

I had a meeting at larger agency, I've been slowly working up the ladder, and that's really how it works, you slowly build up and every 6 months jump up to the next tier of agent. I'm finally at the level of meeting a legit mid-major agent, not quite a CAA or WME level agent, but the next tier down, like B+ list. It's a major step up into having a "real career" so to speak, and I decided to be honest.

I said everything. How I've been a mens rights activist since high school, how I think SJWism and modern day feminism is becoming too toxic and radical, how I think millions of people are sick of it all and want something else, and I think an openly MRA actor would bring about massive publicity. I honestly hate the business now, and I hate Hollywood, I'm 100% ready to quit, and just didn't care. I'm sick of lying and not saying what I really think, I'm sick of...

… except he FUCKING LOVED IT. It was incredible, at first his jaw hung open, and then he said something like "dude...this is fucking crazy, what you're saying..." and the 15 minute interview lasted about 2 hours and we were just shooting shit, he basically said how crazy it is, how at any industry function feminism/SJWs run the show and everybody runs along with it, but secretly most people hate it and think it's crazy. He said he thought what I said was awesome, and that a lot of people he knows agree. I've noticed this to- so many times I'm on a set I get to casually talking to someone and eventually it slips into conversation, and I'm nervous but then it turns out they completely agree.

We really are how regular people think, even if they don't quite know it or understand the "MRA" label. There was a lot more to what happened than this post, but I really think something is happening here...