I'd like you to do a video on a recent Lisa Ling CNN episode regarding sugar-daddy dating culture. In Lisa Ling's sugar daddy essay she details and her own history of being seduced by the lifestyle and how that was a bad thing, and how she is happier now to have escaped from it. The entire episode takes a critical view of this relationship dynamic, calling it sexism and misogyny, and comparing it to prostitution. My question to you Sandman is that: "Would Lisa Ling qualify as a NAWALT in your view? And what to make of these feminist women that reject and condemn the whole arrangement of "companionship" for material support? After watching a lot of MGTOW videos, I was kind of surprised to see these CNN women actually attacking hypergamy. Are they actually rejecting hypergamy, or only such direct overt manifestations of it? What is the angle here?" Well, thanks for your questions DannyD. To start with CNN is not rejecting hypergamy but they are promoting it. Simply creating a video and article called "Dating website founder says love doesn't exist" is telling viewers that love is a fantasy and that relationships are about what you can physically get from them and not necessarily emotional gratification. The idea that relationships are emotionally fulfilling is an idea that's predominantly sold to men. This idea that women can love us back the way we love them needs to be rooted deeply into the culture. If it wasn't and men knew that women didn't reciprocate then men in general would be far less likely to get involved in relationships and marriage. If you know someone loves you back the same way then you are more willing to give them everything of yourself. I'm also including the links to the two stories you sent me in the description below so that everyone can watch the video or read the articles and make up their own minds. So the founder of Seeking arrangement is telling everyone the truth that love doesn't exist. And based on his descriptions of his mom she sounds like a traditional conservative woman. His mother told him to focus on being successful and use success and money to get the women that he desires. He even says that being smart and nice is apparently not enough to find women in this day and age.
Dating website founder says love doesn't exist
http://www.cnn.com/2014/09/25/opinion...
The Dangerous Seduction of Rich Boyfriend
http://www.cnn.com/2014/09/25/living/...
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