Comments by "Robert Morgan" (@RobertMorgan) on "Chris Williamson" channel.

  1. The other side is social enforcement, growing up in the 90s/2000s, all the guys made fun of and teased and excluded the other 'loser' guys who got no play. Your friends would shame you for being a virgin. I don't see that much anymore.
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  2. When people show you how they treat others, believe them. My boss at work lost me respect in the same meeting he promoted me, because he called the man I was replacing "a little yappy dog, but YOU get that...". No sir I don't get that, he was a friend I worked beside for years. Same boss used the term "n-word rich" conversationally which cost him the rest of his respect points. He's showed me his real self, and I believe him.
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  3. I'm 40, and my mother abandoned me to adoption at birth, so the knowledge that the only woman who could ever truly love me, didn't, makes it hard to imagine one ever will, and their actions have so far matched that expectation. The people who accept, love, and nurture/protect me have always been fellow men.
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  4. That's awesome, if you have anything around worth approaching. That's my answer, I don't see anything worth being attracted to. Women, get more attractive!
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  5. Women's idea of not getting asked out at all is only getting asked out 20 times this week Instead of 50. For men it's more like I haven't even asked or tried to date since 2008 and no one has volunteered to help with that either. Her loneliness is not the right friends loving her, male loneliness is zero friends at all.
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  6. Right, I'm saying all the stuff im saying not to just say it, to be heard, I can do that in my bathroom or on a podcast. No, I'm coming to a professional to hear my issues and give solutions. I don't hire an engineer to consult about this structure I need work on and he listens to the problem, takes a look, and says come back 15 more times so we can talk about it. No, they look at the situation, ask clarifying questions, then draw up a plan to deal with the issue, and follow through until it's solved. That's what I expect from therapy, like taking my car to the shop or having construction done. There's a problem, a process to solve it, that work, and a follow up and maintenance. How hard is that for mental health? And if it's not working, try something else! I see people bang their head against the wall for decades with therapy and fail.
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  7. It's like, the SOLE REASON the go to therapy is being provided actionable solutions to my problems, wtf else would anyone be there for?
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  8. It terrifies me that people do anything that is not solution based. If something isn't in service of some goal, any goal, why are you doing it?
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  9. And even if you want to, I looked locally, I'd have to drive hours to get ANY male therapist, someone I can relate to. If I want a female therapist there's a dozen options in walking distance. Hundreds within a short drive. I've been asking women for advice for 40 years, I'm 40 years old and single, never married, no kids. I think I want a mans therapy and advice. I just don't have that available.
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  10. Exactly, it's not one 'pie' that everyone is infinitely dividing up among everyone, quite often another whole new pie appears and can feed a whole other population. The Internet is a great example. You can wait for water to come out of your faucet or you can do your own work and take a tanker truck to the ocean and take all the water you want for free.
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  11. You do all this work, and at the end all you end up with is a woman, lol.
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  12. My dad was the same, and his wife, my mother, asked him out 3 times before he said yes the 4th time. Married 59 years, 3 kids, 2 grandkids, 2 great grands .
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  13. It's because we have the EQ now to see how women manipulate, and thus we see and avoid it. Learning EQ was the start of the red pill and mtgow, women demanded their current state.
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  14. News flash, being attractive in itself is a signal of interest to approach. If it was not, she'd not look that good. Realize this.
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  15. ​ @hyvsan9425  maybe you're scared of considering what he actually said?
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  16. Women need to learn how to approach. Sorry, passing all the empty stair steppers to get on the one next to me, then watching my phone to see what I'm doing, and flipping your hair at me, that's not an approach, that's just being there. Use your words. Hottest thing a woman can do in my mind is take what she wants, so do it.
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  17. The one time I tried therapy was in high school, mandated by the school. The therapist or whatever he was was ok at first, then I go to a session early and walk into him recounted my notes to the principal and the guidance counselor, telling them what I'd said, how they should deal with me, what's my deal, and I was out. That was all assumed to be in absolute confidence. The fact it wasn't cost me all faith in the institution.
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  18. And that means you'd not want her anyway because she's in a relationship yet STILL HITTING ON GUYS LIKE YOU, RED FLAG.
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  19. If they don't know it about themselves, no one can tell them, so compliments don't work. Then you learn that compliments are for the complimenter, not the recipient, it makes sense not to.
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  20. My advice to women is be simple and direct, put yourself next to him, say hi, tell him he's cute, touch his arm, and tell him to ask you out sometime. Done. You got him. Most men would be flattered and into that, because it's straightforward and genuine. Just make sure your attraction to him is genuine and straightforward.
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  21. I support men by not attacking us, some might see that as hurting women, because it's sure as F not helping them, by intent.
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  22. ​ @nahamin160 that's a good point, I wear expensive clothes because they have features, I get compliments from men. I wear a suit jacket from goodwill I paid $3 for, endless women 'You look so handsome!'
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  23. ​ @midasthestallion4105 they'll do anything to get a man, except anything men actually want them to do. And therein is the problem.
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  24. ​ @marienmorand how can you be a mom if you can't even attract men? I want a woman who takes what she wants, because I know that woman will give up everything she has for her kids. Anything less is low effort.
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  25. Here's a truth that will improve your life: the only people who can have power over you is someone you WANT something from. A person you want nothing from has no power over you. Be powerful.
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  26. Luckily we didn't just fall outta a coconut tree...
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  27. ​ @duxliberty7593 looking good is the signal. As a man I don't go out looking good unless I want the attention of it. Logic solution.
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  28. ​ @PatronHall right, all that and you don't end up with anything cool lol, just a woman. Who could leave at any second or any future second. That's not enough stability for me.
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  29. Use your words, I say that constantly. Closed mouths cannot get fed, women.
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  30. ​ @josephvlogsdon exactly, here in the US, I'm a millionaire because I own massive property. To go anywhere else I'd just be a guy with money and nothing permanent. Why would I give up lifetime stability just for pussy?
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  31. And those same women are literally racking up triple digit bodies a year now.
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