i don't necessarily disagree about some of blonde's stuff, but she's a really good source on the more psychological repercussions of the black pill and battling with keeping up the fight.
i wish his streams were more focused, that he did fewer streams, and that he was less interested in adopting leftist tactics, but that said, he's kind of the gold standard for long-form more philosophical, measured analysis.
Also, so few women in American culture legitimately want to have children and build families. They all want careers and will spike relationships that interfere with their two year plans.
Most western women are useless to traditionalist men of you haven't already found and kept one from when you were both in high school from your home town.
Perhaps economics, but even then, you're more likely she's in debt than you are that her second income will end up being net positive after maternity leave and daycare
RE "Priorities and time scale, exactly. It just means people settle down later in life": and they have fewer kids, less energy to raise them, they barely know or feel attachment to their grandparents, etc.
waiting incentives fewer children, discourages strong bonds with your grandparents, risks your baby's health and the safety of your wife in childbirth.
no it doesn't, @SteelandSouls. there's a difference between the 'head of the household' and the person most directly responsible for the very young child. we're biologically predisposed to traditional gender roles.
in all seriousness: women are (with statistical evidence) better suited psychologically to be more accommodating, nurturing, patient, etc. to be good with kids.
hypergamy is a very real thing, and most women want men that are smarter and make more money than them; that they can look up to and that will protect and provide for them.
one of the best determining factors for overall human well-being, happiness, and legal behavior is whether they grew up in a home with a father and a mother.
and i'd like to hear a response to my comments on the effects of "people settl[ing] down later in life", because i have a difficult time steel-manning arguments for that and/or seeing holes in what i've said.
i'm sympathetic to the idea that it's helpful to have had a couple romantic partners to better understand relationship dynamics and what you really want/need in a life-long partner, but there's a definite cutoff point where you're just waiting around for better offers or focusing on things that aren't meaningful and important.
discord auto-focuses on the input box as soon as it gains focus. so it'd be like 3-6 lines of code to get that to happen. (switch app to discord > input text > trigger enter key)
the thing with accelerationism is that the right is so _not ready_ for 'rebuilding from the ashes' that it's absolutely shooting yourself in the foot to try to speed it all up.
we've got extensive work just redpilling other conservatives before we 'burn it all down' or anything _near_ that, and there's so much more to fight _for_ than there is to fight _against_.
