Good morning, everybody. I hope you doing well. Stefan Maloney from Free Domain. Please help support

philosophy at freedomain.com. So there's a funny thing that's going on online. It's been going

on for quite some time about relationships. It's a sort of twofold thing. The first is,

you know, if you want a woman to want you, then you need to do

these tricks. If you want a woman to lust after you, to want to sleep with you, then you do

these tricks. You, you neg her. You, you, you pretend that you're not interested. You, you talk about other

girls. You know, and all of this is supposed

to sort of program her like some deranged deterministic sex bot to want to jump your bones.

I find this just repulsive as a whole and highly manipulative, cold-hearted, sociopathic in its essence

that you just appeal to women's insecurities

and that you are kind of like an advertising slogan,

or some sort of frozen yogurt, Kim Kardashian ate here,

a bunch of associative, kind of pathetic nonsense. If a woman will sleep with

you because you have manipulated her, then you haven't got a very high quality woman. That's all.

That's all. People who are susceptible to that level of manipulation tend not

to be enormously intelligent, tend not to be enormously self-confident, enormously well-raised,

and they have the mental challenge called a lack of self-knowledge, easily able to be manipulated, and no particular free will.

Trying to program a woman into sleeping with you through various cold-hearted manipulations

is viewing her as a robot, right, that you can, a particular keypad, right?

If you know the combination, you can get into the safe.

And it's funny in a way, not that I would go nearly as far as the feminists do, but it's kind

of funny in a way that people say, well, you know, if you don't have voluntary consent, then the sexual activity is morally problematic.

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