Love that you are willing to champion ideas that the woke have labeled as taboo. You won’t believe the names I’m called when I bring up topics we need to discuss surrounding IQ, which they have convinced themselves is “unscientific”. They don’t understand the difference between talking about groups and casting judgement on every individual in those groups.
I was intrigued to read here about the evolutionary studies that support this work. Where can I read more about them?
As for your IQ point, I am frequently accused of false generalization by people who don’t understand that pattern recognition is the basis of all knowledge, and of how we go through the world, because we can’t know if every individual is potentially harmful or helpful.
I’ve written about a lot of that evidence on women’s competition, but the book that really drove it home was Warriors and Worriers. It has original research and cross cultural studies referenced, and is by a woman to boot.
This is excellent. I imagine it will resonate strongly with many men reading it. A postfeminist manifesto, or any manifesto, emerges only after a substantial period of de-assimilation when the individual has left the ideological fold and begun to rebuild inner authority.
Feminism assimilates much like the Borg in Star Trek: The Next Generation. You are now free to define a post-assimilationist reality defined by character building, reasoning, and personal responsibility, informed by the wisdom gained through that recovery process.
Thank you for reading. I think I've been writing this in my head the whole time. I am hoping it resonates with women more but...we have seen that is not often the case. I have never forgottenen your star trek metaphor.
It ain't just feminists, although they seem to be some of the most storied practitioners of the art. Modern humans in general lovingly cultivate and curate their respective victim statuses.
Holy shit. I'm not even a woman and reading this felt like a cool, healing salve on my eyes and my mind. I hadn't even finished Part 1 and I was wondering, "What freed her? Was she freed the way I was freed?" And then you confirmed it: you put down social media and you read. That's literally what did it for me too. The ideology that is responsible for all of this bears the same marks, no matter what form it takes or what community it has infected and adopted as it's cause-- feminism, racial justice, LGBT/queer/trans justice and gender ideology, etc. It all looks ths same with interchangeable characters. It is a many-headed hydra.
You and I were both freed from the grasp this ideology had on our perceptions in a very similar way-- I wonder if we could "bottle" what we did into a digestible prescription to offer to people.
My "liberation from liberation politics (Marxism) also was helped along by being attacked or shunned by my own allies when I stepped out of line in (what I believed and still do believe) a really nuanced way, and it really pissed me off and gave me the fire of courage and rebellion to drive the research I was doing to uncover what was happening and why i was seeing what I was seeing.
Did you have an experience similar to that that helped motivate your throwing off of the shackles?
First, I was socially ostracized by a group of professional democrat women for being insufficiently woke, but that was a cover for them disliking me for status hierarchy reasons. That spurred me to stop using social media altogether, and then I dug into gender ideology. Being forced to say males are females was the moment I couldn’t take it anymore. But even more, I just wasn’t thinking for myself, and that couldn’t have been clear while I was still glued to the phone. Thank you for the words. I wonder sometimes if I would be here had I not been socially outcast.
Love that you are willing to champion ideas that the woke have labeled as taboo. You won’t believe the names I’m called when I bring up topics we need to discuss surrounding IQ, which they have convinced themselves is “unscientific”. They don’t understand the difference between talking about groups and casting judgement on every individual in those groups.
I was intrigued to read here about the evolutionary studies that support this work. Where can I read more about them?
As for your IQ point, I am frequently accused of false generalization by people who don’t understand that pattern recognition is the basis of all knowledge, and of how we go through the world, because we can’t know if every individual is potentially harmful or helpful.
I’ve written about a lot of that evidence on women’s competition, but the book that really drove it home was Warriors and Worriers. It has original research and cross cultural studies referenced, and is by a woman to boot.
In a way, this is the necessary and expanded description of a basic statement:
Stop Lying.
That's it. It's something when we've come to point in culture where it's dangerous to say that out loud.
Most things I say are about what’s in plain sight that no one will name, making it particularly ridiculous
And I'm soft pedaling it to leave any chance of being heard.
When you've cut yourself off from correction, you've really cut yourself off from everything, and certainly love and connection.
https://featureassets.amuniversal.com/assets/1a28967011a00130fd8a001dd8b71c47
Or worse, what happens if you can't forgive and reform yourself: (Why suicides are in hell)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGXcWypVv1Q
This is excellent. I imagine it will resonate strongly with many men reading it. A postfeminist manifesto, or any manifesto, emerges only after a substantial period of de-assimilation when the individual has left the ideological fold and begun to rebuild inner authority.
Feminism assimilates much like the Borg in Star Trek: The Next Generation. You are now free to define a post-assimilationist reality defined by character building, reasoning, and personal responsibility, informed by the wisdom gained through that recovery process.
Thank you for reading. I think I've been writing this in my head the whole time. I am hoping it resonates with women more but...we have seen that is not often the case. I have never forgottenen your star trek metaphor.
It ain't just feminists, although they seem to be some of the most storied practitioners of the art. Modern humans in general lovingly cultivate and curate their respective victim statuses.
So different from cats, or animals in general.
We have a particular set of status games that lead to worse outcomes, yes
Cats are always playing status games, but Wokemon is not one of them.
Holy shit. I'm not even a woman and reading this felt like a cool, healing salve on my eyes and my mind. I hadn't even finished Part 1 and I was wondering, "What freed her? Was she freed the way I was freed?" And then you confirmed it: you put down social media and you read. That's literally what did it for me too. The ideology that is responsible for all of this bears the same marks, no matter what form it takes or what community it has infected and adopted as it's cause-- feminism, racial justice, LGBT/queer/trans justice and gender ideology, etc. It all looks ths same with interchangeable characters. It is a many-headed hydra.
You and I were both freed from the grasp this ideology had on our perceptions in a very similar way-- I wonder if we could "bottle" what we did into a digestible prescription to offer to people.
My "liberation from liberation politics (Marxism) also was helped along by being attacked or shunned by my own allies when I stepped out of line in (what I believed and still do believe) a really nuanced way, and it really pissed me off and gave me the fire of courage and rebellion to drive the research I was doing to uncover what was happening and why i was seeing what I was seeing.
Did you have an experience similar to that that helped motivate your throwing off of the shackles?
First, I was socially ostracized by a group of professional democrat women for being insufficiently woke, but that was a cover for them disliking me for status hierarchy reasons. That spurred me to stop using social media altogether, and then I dug into gender ideology. Being forced to say males are females was the moment I couldn’t take it anymore. But even more, I just wasn’t thinking for myself, and that couldn’t have been clear while I was still glued to the phone. Thank you for the words. I wonder sometimes if I would be here had I not been socially outcast.