“Let me see you stripped down to the bone…”

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Some time ago, reader Chad commented:

 

“… its clear you write for people seeking wisdom. Please don’t stop or change that, it is what makes you a delight to read.”

 

First, let me express my gratitude to him for saying so.

 

Thank you, Chad.

 

Second, I’d like to articulate exactly why I write and post what I do (forgive me if I repeat myself here).

 

 

 

See, there are plenty of sites, blogs and forums that discuss PUA tactics, bodybuilding, moneymaking possibilities, et al.

 

What is absent (in this glutted – if small – market of ours) is a fundamental, yet macro, perspective.

 

In short, the physics behind the engine that men wish to utilize.

 

 

 

Certainly, on occasion, I give specific techniques.

 

“Actionable advice”.

 

Templates or courses of action.

 

But, mostly, I try to present the most basic drives that spin the world – and those upon it – in the direction they do.

 

 

 

Sure, I could hold your hand.

 

But, in the long run – or even the intermediate run – what good would that do you?

 

Lines and actions that work for me won’t necessarily work for you.

 

You would, in fact, outgrow this site and my advice rather quickly (should you implement such), at best.

 

Or, at worst, think me a fool that provides little to no value.

 

Therefore, I write what I write.

 

 

 

Now, why is it in the style that I’ve chosen?

 

Two reasons:

 

1} The cryptic nature of it often causes the reader to work for the knowledge contained within. 

 

And one values more that which one struggles to obtain.

 

2} The cryptic nature also prompts further reflection after implementation.

 

Causing the nuances to become clearer and more personal.

 

Thus providing greater efficacy when utilized. 

 

 

 

That being said, these factors will prevent me from becoming popular in a world of quick fixes and instant solutions.

 

But I’m not here for popularity.

 

I’m here for you.

 

I’m here for me.

 

Most of all—

 

I’m here forever.

 

 

 

 

 

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“Doctors Jeckyll or Mengele, and your face too, they’re just a blur…”

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One of the things women say that pisses me off the instant it passes their lips is:

 

“Men are such babies when they’re sick!”

 

The obvious misandry of the statement does not upset me, per se.

 

Such is commonplace in this modern world of ours.

 

Rather, it enrages me because it shows such base ignorance of the way of things.

 

 

 

See, the statement is audible verification of a failure to recognize something I pointed out long ago.

 

That is:

 

Men must be strong.

 

Women must be resilient.

 

 

 

To wit, sickness is not a lack of strength but a lack of resilience.

 

Thus, ignorant women (or women who feel the need to substantiate imagined superiority) are quick to point out a (misperceived) insufficiency with men.

 

It would be no different for a man to criticize a woman’s inability to bench-press 250 lbs.

 

Unreasonable, thus unfair, standards – the both of them.

 

 

 

I choose my words with serious intent here, so pay close and careful attention:

 

A man must meet challenges where a woman cannot.

 

A woman must meet challenges when a man cannot.

 

And both situations are frequent eventualities.

 

 

 

 

 

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