Franklin D. Roosevelt famously said, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself." But let's get real, fellas. The only thing standing between men and a life of fulfillment is fear. But fear of what? Sharks, poisonous snakes, violent earthquakes? Nah, it's our fear of emotional women that drives us into a life of quiet desperation. So, let's cut to the chase. What's worse: the fear of being rejected by a woman (an act that takes mere seconds) or living a lifetime riddled with loneliness, self-doubt, and regret over missed opportunities?
This isn’t going to be a long blog because, like everything else, we men tend to overthink things when it comes to women. In this case, we need to adopt a "don't think about it, just do it" mindset. It’s perfectly natural to be afraid of women.
Not only are they scary and emotional creatures, but they hold our destiny in their hands. We were put on this planet to spread our seed into fertile places, and placing our seed into a sock doesn’t count.
When women reject us, they are essentially saying that our genes should not survive another generation. Brutal, right? But we need to be pragmatic. What’s worse: being told we shouldn’t even exist—a blow that, while crushing, we can get over in a couple of hours or days—or living a life of shame and disappointment?
So, boys, get out there and get rejected. It’s going to happen, but the more you get rejected, the less it will sting. It’s like taking a cold shower—the more you take, the less uncomfortable they become. And while you’re powering through the rejection barrier, you’ll meet some amazing women, including one who will be a great partner.
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