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nooropia a⃠'s avatar

The more I read your writing, the more I wonder what experiences led you to think like this, would you ever consider writing an autobiography

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Illimitable Man (IM)'s avatar

I have had the pleasure of knowing some extremely incredible and interesting outlier women. Truly, I don't actually care for the company of women who are not individuated or outlier in some way (and I suppose I likewise apply this to men, but to a lesser extent as I find less remarkable men more tolerable and even more enjoyable than less remarkable women on aggregate).

That being said, I don't think my autobiography would make for a very interesting read as it's not like I've led some highly dramatised life of action and adventure (much to my dismay and insatiable desire to correct). That being said, this is partly truth, and partly my desire to maintain my privacy.

So although unlikely, never say never.

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S. D.'s avatar

I just got out of a relationship with a woman like this. And the problems are exactly like you lay them out here. Constant rumination, anxiety, a will to dominate. But despite those issues I would not have my relationships be with any other type of woman.

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Abdiaziz's avatar

Interesting piece! The content truly reflects the true nature of smart women and their delusive state owing to the fact that their intelligence serves not but an impediment to their true purpose in life(marriage and reproduction)- kind of paradox and complex design!

But, IM, Can a red-pill aware man manage and govern a women of equal or higher intelligence successfully without having to attend the chaos and drama that comes along with her intellect?

Thanks.

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Andreas Horst Pfandl's avatar

I can't resonate with everything but a lot of it sounds interesting; thx

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