I left Facebook moments after Charlie Kirk was killed because I was afraid of seeing people I know and love celebrate demonically over his gruesome public murder.

I left X today because everything has gone full circle. The gaslighting, the fake outrage of text messages, the meaningless protests that leaves the average American at a loss when they’re late to work over traffic disruptions.

I need to get to know this app. I want to connect, stay informed and feel a little more free.

I’m no intellect or academic. I’m average. My moral compass is strong, my faith in God is becoming stronger as my hate towards evil goes from intense flames to smoldering charcoal.

Forgiveness/the art of letting go is the path to enlightenment and it’s really hard.

Letting go mid-bad faith debate on X just now wasn’t so hard, but I feel some empowerment.

Hope I can get to know all of this. Thanks for reading.

Women love negs even though they'll tell you otherwise.

In short, negging is about being a cheeky cunt.

NOTE: don't read if female, might be triggering.

To pull it off, you have to be confident and witty, or at least be a good actor. You would fail miserably if you come off as an imposter.

Context matters, so negs usually work better on more confident, outgoing women.

I would not spam-neg a shy girl without her being comfortable in my presence first.

Here are some examples, obviously it's best to not follow a script to a T like in pro-wrestling. The examples are just that - examples.

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When she asks you to do something together, say: "I'll have to think about it and I'll get back to you."

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You: Being "XYZ" (e.g. her profession or something else difficult she does) must be really easy.

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Introduce the girl you're on a date with as your sister to someone, e.g. the bartender.

E.g. when ordering drinks "...and one coffee for my sister."

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When a girl you've been on dates with calls, say: "Who is it?"

She: "It's Alexandra"

You: "You'll have to be more specific, I know a lot of Alexandras".

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When she asks you how she looks, or asks you how the date went: "It could be worse.".

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When a woman complains about another woman and you don't want to hear it, ask "At least, is she hot?"

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After a girl does something good, say "I take back everything I said about you to my other girlfriend."

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You: "You are smart... for a woman."

When she gets mad, tell her: "You don't know how to take a compliment, I told you you were smart."

Then she replies: "...for a woman"

And then say, "Well you are a woman, ... right?"

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After she complains about something, say: "You are proof that everything that doesn't kill us makes us stranger. You are definitely the strangest person I've met."

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E.g. on your 3rd date, You: "I have something to tell you."

She: "What?"

You: "I forgot your name."

She probably gets mad.

You: "I was just joking, I didn't forget your name."

She: "OK, what's my name?"

You: "Can you call me? I lost my phone."

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You get the point, it's about being a cheeky cunt and having fun.

If she has the hots for you, it pretty much doesn't matter what you'll say, and if she doesn't, then you'd probably want to find a woman who does.

IMO going full send is better than playing it safe but it's all very contextual.

The context is the difference between witty and cringe.

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As far as many ancient people believing in a "flat Earth," so what? Most people have always believed in a grab bag of preposterous fictions, and there's little that can be done about that. When I say that _we_ have known about the Earth's sphericity since Eratosthenes' great experiment, "we" does not refer to the great unwashed, many of whom still believe in demons and witches, but to the those who make it their business to know, whose moral compass leads them to approach the truth as closely as possible, and who make high culture possible.