Red Pill Thread 2.0: Neckbeard Revenge

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Nester

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Yea, but that's only because you're fat, so you don't want to be a stereotype. Even though you are a stereotype.
.....how did you know, At least I am 6'3 so it gets spread out. Apparently being 6'3 is like a god for RPers so feel free to bow down. I am up to 275 now, but would feel much better if I got back to 250. 10 years ago I ran a marathon (yes a full one) when I was 230. That has been my lowest weight since I was an adult. Let me tell you running a marathon at 235 is stupid. I broke my foot (stress fracture) and then I stopped running all together.
 

Deathwing

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I believe your opinions are a direct manifestation of your own insecurities. We have a fundamental difference of opinion, so I guess you're right. But I'm not the retard who doesn't understand why not caring about what people think about your hobbies is healthy whereas not giving a shit about what people think of your personal hygiene isn't. You're duty as an adult is to be a functioning member of a society. Your hygiene and health has a direct effect on those around you and the economy whereas you enjoying playing video games doesn't. But keep pretending I'm the retard.
You keep calling it insecurities. Why is it inherently negative to care for the opinions of your coworkers, loved ones, or potential loved ones? Their reasons might be bullshit, they might not, but why outright ignore them?
 

Khane

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You keep calling it insecurities. Why is it inherently negative to care for the opinions of your coworkers, loved ones, or potential loved ones? Their reasons might be bullshit, they might not, but why outright ignore them?
This is the last thing I'll say about this. There is nobody on earth who literally doesn't care, at all, what other people think about them. However, there are certain things we dwell on that are just silly. If you can't be honest about the things you enjoy you're stifling your own success. Imagine if two people meet, and both are too shy to admit they love playing games and find each other hard to conversate with because that's literally the only thing the two of them really enjoy. They never talk again because they found each other's company uncomfortable and awkward. What would have happened if one had just "manned" up and said "I like to play video games"?

But DW, regardless of how you feel about it, your hesitance is due to insecurity, there is no other way to spin it. That's a fact. Whatever caused that insecurity may be something that's a lot more ingrained and harder to overcome for some people than others due to past experiences. And I'm being a dick about it. Sorry. My excuse is I just quit smoking, I'm practically bi-polar these last 3 weeks. I just want a drag man... just one drag.
 

Eidal

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Rofl.

Khane's superiority complex is obvious but well-justifed.

Anyone who thinks hiding a major past-time is key to their game is a frail man. Clearly, fat nasty nerds need to lie through their teeth and beautiful Adonis men can do whatever they want. That's how the world works.
 

Kirun

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Yes, Khane, please continue to espouse the importance of hygiene and health. Meanwhile, you're shacked up with a woman who doesn't believe in soap or deodorant and goes days at a time without showering.

Maybe we just all need to be "a good looking, healthy, funny, interesting guy with impeccable fashion sense and complete confidence in himself who just doesn't give a fuck". Maybe then we could find the promised land of unkempt, hippie pussy.
 

Khane

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Yes, Khane, please continue to espouse the importance of hygiene and health. Meanwhile, you're shacked up with a woman who doesn't believe in soap or deodorant and goes days at a time without showering.

Maybe we just all need to be "a good looking, healthy, funny, interesting guy with impeccable fashion sense and complete confidence in himself who just doesn't give a fuck". Maybe then we could find the promised land of unkempt, hippie pussy.
That cuts deep man. Real deep. But it's true. It was sprung on me out of nowhere.
 

Famm

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Poll: Half Of Women In A Relationship Have A ?Plan B?

A new poll from British company OnePoll.com claims that half of all women have a ?Plan B,? or someone they?re keeping on the back-burner in case their current relationship goes down the drain.

What?s more, married women are more likely than those who are simply in a relationship to have another man in mind in case they end up divorced.

So, who?s the lucky dude who gets to be backup?

According to OnePoll.com, he?s typically an ?old friend? who the woman has known for around seven years. It could also be an ex-boyfriend or ex-husband, a co-worker or even just someone the scheming lady met at the gym.

And the women who have a Plan B appear to be pretty confident in their second-in-line?s love. One in 10 said he?d already confessed his ?undying love? (as OnePoll.com put it) for her, and one in five said they were confident he?d ?drop everything? for her if she asked.
 

Caeden

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Ignores the half that don't. I love how loose people are with statistics. So there's 4.5 billion people. We know that the sex ratio usually hits about 51% women vs. men. So that's 2.25 billion women. So 1.125 billion don't have a plan B.

Nevermind that these women are EASY to sniff out. It will be obvious in her interactions as she attempts to walk all over you and how she approaches other guys. She'll keep those plan B's close at hand as a "friend" or someone she needs to talk to. I'm pretty sure my ex considered me a plan B at some point in time and probably still would if she could figure out how to reach me.
 

Xequecal

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You guys are all missing the point entirely. Just saying "I play video games" isn't repulsive as long as you move on quickly. What is repulsive is going into detail.

As a guy, you can talk in depth about the minutiae of your fantasy football team for 15 minutes straight and your date will probably deal with it. It will be a slight negative because you're boring the shit out of her but it's not going to be a deal breaker. If you talk for 15 minutes straight about your WoW character, Call of Duty stats, or M:TG world ranking she is going to run as fast as she can. That's the stigma. The stereotypical nerd hobbies like video games are literally the only thing you can't gush/be excited/go into detail about on a date. Pretty much anything else is fair game. You can talk endlessly about your hang gliding hobby, stamp collection, train collection, or literally anything but video games or something you go to a comic shop to participate in.
 

Khane

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You guys are all missing the point entirely. Just saying "I play video games" isn't repulsive as long as you move on quickly. What is repulsive is going into detail.

As a guy, you can talk in depth about the minutiae of your fantasy football team for 15 minutes straight and your date will probably deal with it. It will be a slight negative because you're boring the shit out of her but it's not going to be a deal breaker. If you talk for 15 minutes straight about your WoW character, Call of Duty stats, or M:TG world ranking she is going to run as fast as she can. That's the stigma. The stereotypical nerd hobbies like video games are literally the only thing you can't gush/be excited/go into detail about on a date. Pretty much anything else is fair game. You can talk endlessly about your hang gliding hobby, stamp collection, train collection, or literally anything but video games or something you go to a comic shop to participate in.
Train and stamp collections. Bitches love that shit. I sometimes forget what website I'm on. A lot of you guys are clueless.
 

Zastlyn

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I'm coming into this thread late but hiding something you love doing in a social setting is just dumb. It cuts out so much bullshit. If you're a big rock climber guy and bring it up and some lady hates rock climbers welp fuck it move on. You just weren't meant to be. I love playing video games so I found someone who likes playing video games.
 

Famm

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Really video games, anime, comic books etc are just the train and stamp collections of the modern generations. Having those hobbies are one thing, but how people consider you when you share it is all in your presentation.
 

Xequecal

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Train and stamp collections. Bitches love that shit. I sometimes forget what website I'm on. A lot of you guys are clueless.
Ugh.....that was the whole point. I was deliberately going for stereotypically old and lame in order to prove that point.
 

mkopec

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I was a gamer through and through when I was still on the "hunt". But I had a life outside of games, and honestly the gaming never really came up when I was chatting up girls. Its not like I was ashamed of it, its just that I knew that 89.78% of them don't really like games and don't give a fuck about them so its not a good topic of conversation. Now this was back in the 90s so shits was a bit different back then. The girls I went out with knew I was a gamer simply because they saw I played them. And none of them really gave a fuck either way. Fuck, my wife (girlfriend at the time) was the one which bought me the EQ box for xmas 1999. But boy did she regret that one.
 

Khane

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Ugh.....that was the whole point. I was deliberately going for stereotypically old and lame in order to prove that point.
I still fail to see the point. This is what you said:

Pretty much anything else is fair game. You can talk endlessly about your hang gliding hobby, stamp collection, train collection,or literally anything but video gamesor something you go to a comic shop to participate in.
 

JVIRUS

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From what I have experienced, the stigma is reserved for those that play video games as their SOLE hobby. Go home, log in, pass out, wake up and go to work types. A reasonable amount of gaming during the week is not sexual kryptonite.
 

Xequecal

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I still fail to see the point. This is what you said:
The point was that even though something like fantasy football or those stereotypical hobbies is very likely to be something your date is bored by and totally uninterested in, the worst you're going to do by talking in depth about them is bore your date for awhile. It's not going to be a positive, but it's not a deal breaker either. Talking about video games in depth, however, comes with additional negative stigma above and beyond what is attached to simply droning on about something uninteresting.