My friend killed himself after his devorce. He was the kindest man. He was the most amazing father. And we lost him… his name was Arno

"It's not as bad as you think it is." *Looks at Lindsay Clancy* Oh, you are totally right, it is way, way, waaaay worse.

I’m married 48 years and been red pilled for at least the last 10 years. Ten years ago my 35 year old paraplegic buddy became divorced and dragged through the courts. It opened my eyes to the evil chaotic destructive entitled self-righteous behavior of today’s modern women.

One of the big reasons why divorce rates dropped was less people got married.

"Nobody wants to have these conversations, because if they do, it hurts their narrative."
That's the problem with communication.

Whenever I leave my house and go outside I see nothing but a failing society. It makes me really depressed. Does anyone else feel the same way?

My father told me this stuff 30 years ago, i think that is what is missing. To many guys raised by single mothers.

Before Dad passed he told me his Dad had to work half as hard to marry a woman 5 times the quality of what’s available today

ANYTHING unflattering to women is viewed as a threat simply because they are the biggest consumers of society..when it comes to Capitalist U.S that's bad for business, no matter how bad women act. This is why holding women accountable is considered an act of "misogyny".

I'd say women let down not just men but also children, civilization, and themselves.

The discussion is threatening because it puts woman in a place thats not flattering to them

"The oaths of a woman I inscribe on water"  - Sophocles

The red pill is men self actualizing. That's it.

Rollo Tomassi is one of the main reasons I am still here and not in a veteran cemetery somewhere with nothing but a stone to show I'd ever existed. A sudden surprise divorce at 40 after doing everything the way society told me was the right way and an ex who kept saying I had done nothing wrong left me in a state of confused despair and hopelessness. I had spent most of my life trying to learn and understand what makes people human and building a life, but the divorce broke the illusion and everything I'd built came crashing down. If I hadn't come across his works (which also provided a lot of direction for where and how to find more practical and pragmatic knowledge and wisdom), I am fairly certain I would have just given up trying and taken the easy way out.

Now I am building something out of my life that is making a visible difference in my community and that makes me feel as if my having lived might actually be a net positive for my little patch of the world. It's been a struggle (and still is), but this man provided the scaffolding to allow me the chance to build again.

*edit to fix typo

Rollo's work saved my life. Will be forever grateful for the wisdom he's taught I'm his books and show. Thanks for doing this interview

Schopenhauer called from the year 1860 ... he wants his "first man to say this" back

Divorce went down cuz marriages went down

Your point about divorce is true, Todd Bottom talks in depth about the Divorce Industrial Complex. Thank you for doing this.

"Women are the men they want to marry"

Sure, but the policy makers had to put their thumbs on the scales to make that happen.

Unfortunately, the majority of people who should listen to this conversation are not going to.