Brett Cooper

I can point to it.

But like, are we really seeing this

as a victory, that this is a good thing.

It seems totally backwards and completely unhealthy to claim that the consequence is actually the positive way forward.

And thankfully, thankfully we do not live in a completely deranged society because many commenters agree.

Like one guy said, you say this as if it is a good thing.

Congratulations on doing your part to drive a wedge between men and women.

Another person said, six years later and the master plan is opt out and play video games.

Revolutionary.

If your grand solution to modern dating is retreat and resentment, that is not power, that is avoidance with branding."

I loved that comment.

And let's be honest, it is branding, because this is his business.

What is happening now is profitable for his business and the messages that he espouses.

This comment was just wild and remarkable, so I had to read it, but this person said, "...you have correctly diagnosed the rigged game, but the men-going-their-own-way movement is a fatal prescription.

Opting out to grind video games and stack cash is the path of exile.

A retreat masquerading as true independence.

By withdrawing, you avoid the pain and friction of the modern dating market, but you abdicate the throne entirely.

A true king doesn't surrender to the chaos or hide in digital comfort.

He burns the false map, masters the laws of the territory, and builds an unbreakable frame.

Do not mistake a comfortable cage for a kingdom.