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The Psyche of the Female Afflicted by Attainable Mid Syndrome
This is my addition to the great research report written by Vermillion 1 day ago here: https://www.forums.red/p/theredpill/324757/attainable_mid_syndrome_ams
In addition to all the characteristics of someone with AMS listed by V, I believe one of the most important is how this type of woman views the idea of SMV. In regards to SMV, I believe that:
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These females can gauge SMV for men and women better than any other group. These women are those that almost made it to the 7-10s but, for whatever reason, they didn't make it to the top. Generally, those that almost made it but just weren't good enough know more about the intricacies and nuances of the game better than those who are the outright best, especially when playing well in the game is heavily influenced by genetics. Look at sports, for example. In basketball, when Jordan and LeBron, Giannis, etc. were first killing it was 90-95% raw talent and natural athleticism. Nobody can teach you how to dunk from the free throw line or have enough stamina to repeatedly triple double. Other players, however, such as Steve Kerr, weren't blessed with that natural athleticism so early on had to immerse themselves in the strategy, rules, nuances, etc. just to stay in the game. It's often stated that some of the best coaches were mediocre players. I believe this is no different for these females with AMS.
- These females allow SMV to influence their relationships with both sexes more than any other group. Think about it: out of all genders and SMV levels, 5-6s with AMS (remember, not all 5-6s) are the most obsessed. As V stated in his post and as many of y'all know, 8-10s are often pleasant to be around. Us men don't care about SMV unless we're trying to smash. However, this is an important concept for those with AMS. In regards to other women, they either view those with higher SMV with adoration, malicious contempt, or a dangerous mix of both. In regards to men, those with SMV lower than or equal to theirs are invisible, those with slight higher SMV they tolerate, and those significantly higher they, of course, bear resentment towards, with hidden desire. This is where the psyche of the AMS patient gets interesting.
If you happen to have an obviously greater SMV than an AMS patient and manage to not only sleep with her once, but make her a FWB, if you don't cut it off at a prudent time, she will do it for you 8-9/10. She won't push for a relationship but will sabotage it because she knows the sexual marketplace too well and allows it to dominate her social interactions. While you're probably thinking "well she could stand to lose an extra 20 but she's actually a cool chick to be around", she's thinking, "he's handsome, hilarious, and not broke yet apparently enjoys my company...he's probably a loser!"
This is all important for 2 reasons:
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Because the AMS sufferer is such an accurate gauge of SMV, men who are truly unsure of their SMV can use her to determine their actual SMV. The repulsion that the AMS patient will show towards the man with higher SMV who sticks around after several late night sessions will occur regardless of how high your SMV Is; the higher your SMV, however, the longer it will take to reveal itself. If you're a 8 with an AMS patient who's a 5, it might take a year dating her before she begins to self sabotage. But if you're a 6 or 7 who got past her defense and kept smashing? Probably 1-2 months. With that info you can gauge where you stand, especially if you really believe you're an 8 but have been having no consistent luck with 7-8s.
- It helps you realize that their demand for a man to satisfy their financial, sexual, and emotional desires is pure nonsense. The AMS patient is fully aware of not only where she stands, but virtually everyone else in the sexual marketplace, probably better than they do. Thus, the real purpose of these demands is to actually provide a low risk, low effort way for them to not only find providers, but to find providers willing to enter a relationship in which the dynamic is clearly in the AMS patient's favor. Although the success rate of this method is relatively low, the rewards more than make up for it. It's like buying a $1 scratch off for a multi-million dollar lottery every week when you get gas.
Unlike the guys who smashed her for free, those providers who fall for the "I need a man to take care of my needs!" Screech of the AMS patient would not be repelled away; the patient will suppress the repulsion for obvious reasons. This reveals a facet of the AMS patient that we know all to well: rather than accept her SMV level and men in similar levels, or take Vermillion's advice and improve her RMV and actual self, she rather hold on to hope that a sucker answers her demands that are not appropriate for her SMV level, while periodically getting railed by a man in the 7-10 range, feeding her contempt towards men in general.
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The reason for recent events in Minnesota is that it is the location of, by far, the largest financial fraud in the history of America. Everyone is in on it. The governor, state officials, mayors, local officials, and judges, all the way down to municipal judges. They also have key allies in the universities and the professions. The Biden administration was also in on it. Don't believe me? Try going through an airport with $1 million in cash and properly declare it with the feds, like the Somali couriers did. Better yet, organize some friends to participate and have your group take $1 million in cash through an airport every single day for two straight years, again all properly declared. Try it. Let's just say that you won't have the same outcome that the Somali couriers had.
The people organizing the assaults on ICE have ties to those corrupt government officials and to allies in key institutions. Lots of money is at stake. The people funding the attacks on ICE are the usual billionaires and foundations whose dual goals are the destruction of Western civilization and making America a majority non-white country. They'll fund anything that furthers those goals, especially violence. And unfortunately, the government is also funding these outrageous actions through NGOs and likely providing operational support, though not as openly as under Biden and Trump I. The important takeaway is that none of this is organic. Everyone on the ground participating has been recruited to do so and provided both instructions on what to do and supplies. And there is big money behind it.
Bessent is following the money, and it doesn't look like this will end well for those officials in Minnesota. And we'll see how well protected those billionaires and foundations are, though I'm not optimistic. So far, no one's laid a glove on them.
Read More@Vermillion-Rx Typical for NY Times.
@MentORPHEUS Honestly, it’s becoming hard to decipher where it was I put my line in the sand in regards to what level of power or authority I permit the state to have over me. That’s the game though, right? A million different formulas concocted in smokey rooms by unknowable men in suits all perfectly executed on in the right order so as to discombobulate the world views of the weary masses.
An influx of immigrants here, a progressive agenda undermining the purpose of unions there and hey presto, your white working class union man is now firmly right leaning.
A bit of gender studies here, a bit of identity politics there and hey presto your educational institutions are completely compromised and pumping out ideologically brain dead peons.
None of it makes any sense, and the positions will change again before we’re done.
What we won’t do, however, is make sense of it in the chaotic minutiae of senseless deaths contrived by all of this nonsense in the first place.
These events are only serving to entrench everyone in their fox holes, and the truth is out there in no man’s land.
Read MoreEmotional manipulation is literally the first tactic to which both progressives and mainstream media outlets (but I repeat myself) resort when they're spinning a bullshit narrative.
Don't try to play this card selectively. Maga, right leaning MSM, and people here in a supposed Red Pill space, have no problem characterizing their political opponents as Blue Haired Marxists, Fat Dykes, and America Hating Extremists when it suits them. These exceptions and justifications led straight to this, killing a man who served Veterans. Listen to the eulogy he gives this veteran and see if your Justice Boner for supposed leftist wacko protesters can stay hard through it.
@First-light This is about the sum of it. It’s all so polarised and the “sides” are violently oscillating between world views as the chaos ensues, never remaining consistent in their analysis or observations.
Hell, the post I made at the top of this thread didn’t really sit well with me because I didn’t want to say it was necessarily one way or the other without retrospectively changing my view on the prior shooting.
At this juncture I’m more likely to say I don’t care but that’s a luxury afforded to me by not having a dog in this race.
@MentORPHEUS Yeah, he was resisting, period. But in the end, that won't really matter. If you watched it frame by frame, you would know he had something in his right hand as he was rearing up from the ground. Gun? Who knows (probably not, but it doesn't actually have to be a gun to matter). All of the cops where clearly spooked by something because they fell back, letting him rise. Empty holster--something in his hand--getting up without being restrained--and a gunshot rings out. Those that shot after the first shot no doubt thought there was a real threat to them. Now what matters, and unfortunately we don't get an answer to this in any video, is where did that first shot come from? Did the one officer just pop one off for giggles? If he did, then he is in trouble. Did the P320 spontaneously discharge, as they are known to do? Well, then that is a completely different story. So who knows so far.
Read More@Stigma One problem of today's news coverage (both by official media and non mainstream sources) is that we get individual incidents made into very big things. This is essentially a war on a very large corrupt group. It a big battle fought all over the state. No battle plan ever goes off quite as planned. It is very rare that a battle is won without some casualties that may not have been necessary.
People on both sides argue themselves silly over small moments that were judgement calls.
Wise law abiding citizens stay away from officers of the state doing stressful jobs and making fast decisions on limited data. Officers of the state try to avoid harming those who are not the direct targets of action. But in the end life is not perfect. I don't see many people saying this. Its either "this saintly man was jilled unfairly" or "this bad man was fairly shot". Not "This guy got into a tense law enforcement situation and it really backfired on him. No one wanted this but this is what can happen in these situations. Let this be a lesson to those who get involved in others' battles. It may become your battle without you realising it". You might also add "Do you really want to be a martyr for a group who are ripping your country off?"
We do need to grow up and see reality. Casualties are inevitable in battles.
Read MoreI don't keep up with current events so I've no idea what's being discussed here. As a point of order, however:
He was an ICU nurse at a VA hospital, watch the video of him recently eulogizing one of his longtime patients.
Emotional manipulation is literally the first tactic to which both progressives and mainstream media outlets (but I repeat myself) resort when they're spinning a bullshit narrative. They did it with "Maryland man," Covid, St. George of Our Lady of Fentanyl and countless others besides. This video did a pretty good job of covering the issue.
The fact this guy was apparently an ICU nurse who delivered a touching eulogy for a patient means literally nothing in the context of the shooting being discussed, particularly if he was actively engaged in subversion and/or obstruction of ICE agents performing their legal duties.
To be clear, I'm not saying that's what happened.
Again, I don't know anything about the event being discussed and, frankly, I don't care. I simply felt it pertinent to draw attention to the rampant (ab)use of pathos by bad faith actors who are fully cognizant of the fact most progressives wear their hearts on their sleeves and are easily distracted and misled by a well-crafted sob story.
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