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This living situation is by no means a guarantee the child turns out to be a splendid super human, but maybe he grows up not wasting his time trying to “find out” his place with women and society, and simply somehow gets a [winning] place with women and society.

I don’t know for sure, of course. Go ahead and do that research!

byrdeye February 9, 2007 at 6:59 pm YES, I believe this is a common thread amongst men who had to painfully learn how to deal with women (MRAs/PUAs included)!

In fact, I mentioned this in my own formation here myself:

In fact, I find that many frustrated PUAs and MRAs today grew up under a female-domineered household – whether because the woman was more dominant, the hubby was a socially-correct AFC or the women simply outnumbered the men and ruled by majority. The end result is subtle but powerful. My manhood was snipped and suppressed like a wolf raised by sheep. I was explicitly given piss-poor advice that idealized women’s virtues and told me to treat them with the utmost respect like precious angels. Because that was what they all wanted in THEIR best self-interest…but hardly mine.

And even worse, I found myself quietly enduring misandrist statements made by female relatives…while constantly biting my tongue from correcting them out of fear of offending the ruling majority. I was always holding my true self back – in order to fit the proper, emasculated, metrosexual, eunuch role designated for me by feminism. In short, I was raised to thought-police myself into feminist-correct thinking…which then spilled over into all my dealings with the outside world as well. Which, in the world of relationships, is SUICIDAL.

I believe it is like a girl raised up with a gang of brothers like a tomboy…who then must learn how to “be a girl” well later on in life on her own – with varying success.

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