WrathOfOlives
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You often see from blue pillers and red pillers this notion that you should not try to directly appeal to what women find attractive, especially from red pillers where trying to be attractive to women is SHAMED.
You can hear this in sound bytes from them like "I don't lift for women"
Yet have you considered how absurd this attitude is. We are talking about straight men, who will date with women, sleep with women and marry women yet boast about how they don't care what women think looks good. Wtf kind of sense does that make?
That's like a businessman saying "I don't care what my potential clients want, I know what is good" It's arrogant, but also shows a lack of empathy.
You ought to WANT to make people you are in a relationship with feel attracted to you.
If that's too theoretical, imagine the stereotypical resentful feminist that not only doesn't look attractive to men, but boasts about how she doesn't try to look good for men:
saying "I don't live my life to please men" or "I don't need to objectify myself to men's beauty standards"
Are we suddenly attracted to her confidence? no we're not.
Why would it be any different to how women see men with a buzzcut, 25% body fat, neckbeard, terrible skin saying "I don't try to look good for women"
There's nothing wrong with trying to appeal to the opposite sex you are trying to attract, in face it's a sign of empathy and will make your love life a lot easier.
You can hear this in sound bytes from them like "I don't lift for women"
Yet have you considered how absurd this attitude is. We are talking about straight men, who will date with women, sleep with women and marry women yet boast about how they don't care what women think looks good. Wtf kind of sense does that make?
That's like a businessman saying "I don't care what my potential clients want, I know what is good" It's arrogant, but also shows a lack of empathy.
You ought to WANT to make people you are in a relationship with feel attracted to you.
If that's too theoretical, imagine the stereotypical resentful feminist that not only doesn't look attractive to men, but boasts about how she doesn't try to look good for men:
saying "I don't live my life to please men" or "I don't need to objectify myself to men's beauty standards"
Are we suddenly attracted to her confidence? no we're not.
Why would it be any different to how women see men with a buzzcut, 25% body fat, neckbeard, terrible skin saying "I don't try to look good for women"
There's nothing wrong with trying to appeal to the opposite sex you are trying to attract, in face it's a sign of empathy and will make your love life a lot easier.