The schools of thought I've run across are:
- MGTOW-esque, "Fix [women/the laws giving women privilege/society's emasculization]. Until then, I won't play the game."
- TheRedPill/PUA-esque, "AWALT, just run train on as many women as you can while eventually settling with the 1 woman who doesn't fall for any of it."
- National Socialist Traditional, "Strictly-defined complementary roles between men and women, emphasizes female purity and virtue, work and home, marrying early and producing many offspring, stability of the household directly contributes to stability of the state."
- Self-Improvement-centered, "Just man up and quit whining, lift weights read books become great at your work, monk mode, don't need women, eventually you become irresistible and have your pick... work harder and set standards for the women."
- TradWomen, "Take it from we who slept around, younger females - retain virtue and produce a wonderful home/haven for your man."
I'm fairly certain all of these general schools of thought are aiming at the solution, and each has part of the puzzle. What is your opinion on a cohesive roadmap forward? Suppose you needed to advise sons/daughters coming of age how to navigate relations between sexes given the current environment, how would you put it together for them?
The schools of thought I've run across are:
1. MGTOW-esque, "Fix [women/the laws giving women privilege/society's emasculization]. Until then, I won't play the game."
2. TheRedPill/PUA-esque, "AWALT, just run train on as many women as you can while eventually settling with the 1 woman who doesn't fall for any of it."
3. National Socialist Traditional, "Strictly-defined complementary roles between men and women, emphasizes female purity and virtue, work and home, marrying early and producing many offspring, stability of the household directly contributes to stability of the state."
4. Self-Improvement-centered, "Just man up and quit whining, lift weights read books become great at your work, monk mode, don't need women, eventually you become irresistible and have your pick... work harder and set standards for the women."
5. TradWomen, "Take it from we who slept around, younger females - retain virtue and produce a wonderful home/haven for your man."
I'm fairly certain all of these general schools of thought are *aiming* at the solution, and each has part of the puzzle. What is your opinion on a cohesive roadmap forward? Suppose you needed to advise sons/daughters coming of age how to navigate relations between sexes given the current environment, how would you put it together for them?
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