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Against The Counter-Culture Desire

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I am a bad leader insofar as I tend to be disappointed in the people who follow me. I do not mean those who follow me on social media, but those who mimic me. If I was a better schemer, perhaps I would find a way to betray those people for my own gain… sell them a course, perhaps, that would trick them into thinking they could be like me, if only, if only they paid me, let’s say, $79 for a course that taught them everything from Sales to Seduction. The easiest way to corrupt a man is of course to lead him astray by his two strongest desires—wealth and the promise of beautiful women. Nevermind the fact that those two things are accessories of what he wants, and not the actual embodiment of what he really, truly desires, which is an eternally elusive thing that he may only dream of grasping. The best women are the ones who are wintry and aloof at first, maybe even sadistic, like cats who play with live mice, who then, after a few weeks of verbal jausting, reveal an inner gooeyness which

Share this post Against The Counter-Culture Desire vanyakairos.substack.com Copy link Twitter Facebook Email Against The Counter-Culture Desire Why The Sigmas & Trads Are Equally Stupid Vanya Jun 11 55 Share this post Against The Counter-Culture Desire vanyakairos.substack.com Copy link Twitter Facebook Email ‘Contradict yourself. In order to live, you must remain broken up.’ I am a bad leader insofar as I tend to be disappointed in the people who follow me. I do not mean those who follow me on social media, but those who mimic me. If I was a better schemer, perhaps I would find a way to betra

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