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It's been a while, but I just saw this...
Some lessons are as old as time...
Brilliant observation
Thank you, much appreciated
I could swear I have heard this take somewhere before...
No clue man, I think prescription burgundy posted it somewhere once
Anakin Skywalker had no abundance mentality. He pulled universal royalty as a 10 year old and still had scarcity. Could have haremed entire planets but he simped his way to the dark side.
Raised by a single mother on a planet with almost zero p00n, he only learned to pedestalize and save women. His mother was good, but the lack of masculine directive set him up for fearing loss of female validation and his turn ending
He feared losing his predator cougar princess, when he could have been force choking kinky alien baddies on the side and rostering the galaxy.
He turned to the dark side over a cougar and lack of father figure. He tried to kill his only father figure, for he would rather lose him from his own hand than be abandoned by another man again
@deeplydisturbed one think that might have escaped an attention: The female cat is rocking the shoulders, not the hips.
A classic red pill song...
@Typo-MAGAshiv Do check out the film. It starts slowly and in a bit of a sixties way but later on Alain Delon is an awesome red pilled Chad. He does just about everything in the playbook (particularly in answering her questions) and a bit more that is legally grey today.
Basically, after Chad seduces her when she is pretending to be asleep to avoid Beta's attentions, she decides at once to marry Beta. Chad gives her a huge Chad sized motorbike as a wedding present so she can skip out on Cuck and visit Chad across a national border. After securing her Chad does not bother visiting her himself, though he used to drive all that way to buy books form her father. Chad will give her zero commitment but she can't stop going to him and it just scrambles her brain.
Got some lovely little moments in it like when she loves to hate the police men on the border flirting with her every time she goes across (and being more hands on than they would today). Then one day she approaches claiming that she hopes the dreadful police men behave and she gets police men doing their job with no flirting. She is angry about it and assumes one police man is queer just because she does not get the attention that she feels is her right.
The film is exploring the future consequences of the then nascent sexual revolution. It is very accurate in its conclusions.
Read More@First-light I don't recall ever hearing of her before this
Mental note to check out the YouTube video you linked later
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