So here we have a young middle class male. Went through the feminized institutions when growing up, had a strong empowered mother, constantly there at every stage of his life, giving him advice on women. His future mocked and despised on future, with the life of homer simpson and Ray Barone to look forward to. Turned down by women, and those who do get close to him, just tear out his heart, and throw it to their hounds of hell like a squeaky chew time.

But eventually he learns PUA, he becomes slowly successful with women. Some years down the line, he starts reading TRP material. Much like his PUA course, he sees it all like a numbers game. The excitement and mystery of women and of business starts to go. He realises what he has to do, niceness and fairness goes out of the window. He realises that society is much like one of those cute girls he used to orbit in high school. It will proclaim to want an honourable man but proceeds to give herself up to degenerates.

How can you respect such a system, or a people, he comes ruthless and it works, he grows successful. However here is a trap I am seeing her. Such a future for a man is one of Patrick Bateman from American Psycho or Jordan Belfort from Wolf of Wall street.

By no means am I judging the ruthless pragmatist who sees how there is no honour in society and understands that he owes no one anything. But this is a dangerous road to losing virtue. The men in the past would fight for their country, family, honour, tribe. There was a greater cause which pushed their motivation. As these things worth fighting for have been degenerated or evacuated with out all meaning. The man truly reaching his potential if anything is at fault and punished for doing just so.

The one male role model I had when I was growing up. Lived a virtuous lifestyle, yet he was screwed by the government, who taxed him like crazy. He had to put up with asshole bosses, and in general a culture which acted as a parasite on him.

The two problems I see with this lack of virtue are.

1) The individual, material things, such as bitches, money, houses, gold, these are transient, it doesn't lead to any necessary depth in character. But again I would rather be a rich man than a poor man. The upside to this, is the pursuit of adventure and pushing boundaries. This will keep you alive and already you are one step ahead of everyone else.

2) The civilisation, I don't know who here wishes to keep this boat form sinking. There is little incentive for the average male to become a man and push for his potential, let alone a life of virtue. These people who have made society so degenerated can keep it if they want.

Just a few ideas.