Chad here, AMA

Blonde and red hair are ugly on men, almost always.

I would argue blonde hair looks really good on some guys. I like my brown hair though. It used to be blonde when I was little but it got darker when I moved to the states.

Oh, sorry for being a cunt, nice work. Shit is hard

Here's my question. People always say that girls all want a strong, stable provider that can keep her in check, that she can feel secure and safe with. On my journey to self-improvement I've noticed that my mojo is gone, I have very little luck with women.

But when I was younger, I used to sell drugs and engaged in rampant drug abuse. I was erratic and off the rails and my game was incredible. Even girls that shouldn't have been attracted to me, the virgin goody two-shoes girls who went to church every sunday, would date me for the thrill of it, I was the guy that all her friends hated. During a week-long Xanax blackout, I came to cuddling with one of the goody two-shoes classmate of mine and had already met her parents and made a good impression. No girl should've been attracted to me and yet I actually had a mojo.

Now that I'm doing better things for myself, my mojo is gone. Why are women like this? My opinion is that stable provider types are already tamed, and women love the beauty and the beast/Twilight archetypes of finding a beast abnd taming him. They seem to have no interest in one who is already tamed and secure. They just want the thrill and adventure you will take them on with your irresponsible and dangerous life decisions.

Blackpilled as fuck.

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How can you stomach being around normalfaggots all day. I overcame my meme social anxiety because I thought that made me uncomfortable around people and now I can even ask groups of strangers things yet I can't really stand normgroids. Altfaggots are even worse, orders of magnitude more vapid and shallow than normals.

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That was my freshman year of college. I lived at home, went to a CC to save money and took all of my classes online, went to the gym in the morning, worked at publix during the day, and did my schoolwork at night. I was putting in 15 hour days just about every day.

But, when it was over, I had way better grades than expected, I'd saved well over ten grand, and I started college at an actual state school last fall and pledged as well. Best decisions I've ever made. The year at home beat the fat out of me, and the half year of pledgeship beat the autism and social anxiety out of me.

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>People always say that girls all want a strong, stable provider that can keep her in check, that she can feel secure and safe with.
Yeah that's been my observation, though she may not know it at times. In the end, girls will marry a guy like that. However there is some truth to what the incels on this board talk about a lot with them going for very obviously dead end guys.

>when I was younger, I used to sell drugs and engaged in rampant drug abuse.
Another reason while I'll never do drugs. Never have, never will(excluding marijuana which I'm not really even a fan of either).
>During a week-long Xanax blackout, I came to cuddling with one of the goody two-shoes classmate of mine and had already met her parents and made a good impression. No girl should've been attracted to me and yet I actually had a mojo.
Saw the same thing happen with a fraternity brother of mine - When I was a pledge I had house watch one night and had to help him up the stairs because he was so barred out, literally walked him to his bed because he was that helpless. Sure enough, when I was in their apartment the next day, one of the best looking girls I knew(she was around the house a lot, read between the lines here) rolled out his bed. I was shocked. That said that girl is the definition of a whore, so it's fine.

>Now that I'm doing better things for myself, my mojo is gone. Why are women like this?
I've seen the exact opposite happen. Likely to do with the fact I'm one of the facier guys in my friend group and fraternity as a whole, so a lot of girls, when they're around, I guess tend to approach me first if there's a group of guys there with me. It's a weird dynamic that I'm still trying to understand.

>How can you stomach being around normalfaggots all day
I can't. Why do you think I come here in my free time?

That said, when you're dealing with pic related all the time, you make do.

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>100% white
>brown hair
Fuck off nigger

Why should we force ourselves? Who says we want too? Not everyone wants to be a conformist sheep like you you faggot.

Also
>6ft4
>204
You skinny ass Lanklet. I bet you bench my warm up.

Women are slaves to emotion. You and I may love ketamine, but emotion is their drug of choice. The boredom that stems from a "stable" relationship--regardless of whether they claim to want that, and regardless of whether they even know what they want--doesn't bring the thrill/adventure of riding with some "untamed beast," as you put it.
Trying to tame them (ironically, trying to turn them into something they aren't attracted to) may also serve as a means of saving face, like, "Oh, I was trying to help him, he's a good guy, I swear." Or if that doesn't work, "He was manipulative/abusive and I could've have possibly known."
But eventually, they may or may not realize their looks have faded and they'll have to settle for a guy they aren't as attracted to who can provide a stable lifestyle for the alphadog's offspring.
If we're asking why they may say they want a "stable guy," I'd argue that it's because they do. Women may say that because they want guys to be available after their "roaring twenties," because plenty do "want" that stable guy... Maybe not romantically, in terms of sexual attraction, but as a resource to pump dry, as a branch.

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>Why should we force ourselves? Who says we want too?
You don't have to, that's the point. But if you don't play you can't complain.

>You and I may love ketamine, but emotion is their drug of choice.
This