Comments by "Richard Jones" (@EE12CSVT) on "Legion Of Men" channel.

  1. Self employment? Ha, around here unless you're an electrician or plumber, it's not well paid. Very little demand for carpenters. Some demand for agricultural contractors, but again not well paid. Most of the self employed jobs in my region are at the bottom end, because there aren't numerous employers here other than the public sector. Hence why it's most people's dream to get a job in the council as it's secure, comparatively well paid, and has a pension scheme. The private sector is much smaller in comparison and pays less on average than the public sector. Wages here are something like 80% of the UK average. In other parts of the UK the salaries are even lower. Thus most of the self employed are scrabbling around in the dirt to find something to pay the colossal bills here, even if it works out less than minimum wage after many years. What you describe as people sat with cameras and laptops for their self employed job would be laughable here. The economy here is mostly poor people trying to exchange money with other poor people for low skilled basic tasks as that's all the economy will support. What is flourishing is self employed parcel delivery drivers, using their own battered cars, working 14 hours a day for sh1t pay, with no guaranteed hours. 'Follow your passion' is great in an expanding economy in an area where people and companies have money to spend. SMEs are slashing expenditure, if not going bankrupt. Business confidence - by various metrics - is plummeting. I guess a growth industry will be debt recovery agents.
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  2.  @lzl3lol ... except he didn't say everyone is a narcissist. Would you like lessons in English comprehension?
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  3. Confidence makes little difference. The ability/wilingness to manipulate/be manipulated is a much bigger factor. Confidence without manipulation and using people leads nowhere.
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  4. Cope. We know the stats, thanks.
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  5. By and large, I avoid people - I'm not quite a hermit, but not far off. I have zero regret about doing so because there are so few people I've met who I can say have ended up with my quality of life improving through knowing them and doing things with them. It turns out to be a big net negative where the quality of my life nose dives with them in it, so I learn from experience and isolate to prevent my life going downhill. And then when I watch their interactions with others and see how fake and manipulative the whole thing is, with only a superficial friendliness that hides a sea of bitterness, envy and so on between people.
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  6. Bo, I'm surprised you hadn't heard of Casey earlier. I've been watching him off and on for some time and he comes across as a great guy. He's also chronicled how he transformed his physique over the years of training in the gym. He used to be a very skinny teen and I guess only started to bulk up in his early 20s. He's a gigachad to look at as well.
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  7. They are, and sadly Bo just enables it all. He's giving men the message that they have to tolerate all this crap, play these stupid games, pander to these wretched train wreck women. Because, guess what, in the past, dating was fun, light, carefree, enjoyable. Now, your cortisol levels are through the roof because apparently we have to 'handle' women we should be running away from faster than Usain Bolt.
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  8. Sadly, a lot of men contribute to this by inflating the egos of so many women
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  9. Again, the young, tall guy in glasses at 11:12 is right. High value is character, not wealth. Only in the materialistic west do we associate a person's value with the size of their bank account and not their wisdom, insight, kindness. Buddhism appeals a lot to me.
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  10. They don't. They go after a convenient simp to flirt with to get an ego boost, then either date him or another simp from their orbit cloud. Treating a woman like that is always terminal to the 'relationship'.
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  11. I've been saying "I told you so" for the past 3 years
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  12. Correct. Bo expects men to pander to them.
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  13. Schools are closing around me because of falling pupil numbers
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  14. Basically, yes
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  15. Undatable as well. They're utterly repulsive.
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  16. IME women only start to show humility from around 55 and older. Younger than that, they still think they're Scarlett o'Hara. Their delulu is comical to watch when they try it on with me.
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  17.  @ΔΗΜΗΤΡΙΟΣ-λ8γ  Yes, but many have returned. A LOT of Poles have returned home from the UK, and from what I hear from a Slovak friend over here, things are pretty good back home. The differential is closing steadily.
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  18.  @howiesfunware  They discover very early on that I'm going to expect them to reciprocate and I don't allow women to control, use, or emasculate me, and that I have boundaries. That sends every one of them packing very early on.
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  19. ​ @anneb889 See Aldous Huxley's Brave New World
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  20. 5ft 8in, 51 y/o, 185 lb, no idea about BF but I've excellent muscle definition, flat stomach, V taper, a chiselled back and shoulders, belt of adonis coming along nicely, broad chest and shoulders, so I'm going the way of Daniel Craig in Casino Royale. Most of the attentiom I get is from much younger married women. They treat me well. Single women like the eye candy but don't stop playing games. The other group of women who are good to me and lay out the red carpet are in their late teens/early 20s. Very attentive. Fit men in their mid to late 20s also come on to me, but that's another story.
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  21. That's my feeling as well. If I was to have a 'relationship' where I wasn't ground down into the dirt, I'd have to keep her on such a tight leash and keep her in check so tightly, treating her like a POS that it would be a job in itself, and other than sex and children wouldn't improve my life. And she'd be someone for whom I'd have to support financially. I get an 'ick' feeling when I'm around a LOT of women these days because of the child-like aspect. There's one girl who stalked me for 18 months – she's much younger, and she developed an infatuation, but she was and is pretty crazy. She's got severe daddy issues. She's glued to her phone watching TikTok videos of complete garbage. Hey, she's smoking hot with a gorgeous backside and pair of tits, but she's still a 12 y/o child in adult skin, with the emotional maturity of a 12 y/o girl.
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  22. His best antidote to wanting a girlfriend is to be the only or one of a few male emplpyees in a company that employs mostly women. You learn in months to steer clear of XX.
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  23. Correct. The trouble is, being masculine, having a solid ftame, having boundaries and not afraid of enforcing them drives women away. Sure, it's initially attractive because they see you as confident, competent, dominant, but they assume they're going to be able to break it and that you'll let them. Once they discover that you don't, they lose interest very quickly. I'm lucky that I have three female friends who respect my masculinity and don't expect me to be feminine around them or that I'll be feminised. One of these women is very much on my case and falls into line if I disagree with her on something I want to do. The other two are more distant but didn't try to feminise me or expect me to relate to them as a woman does. Other women I know are acquaintances because they didn't like that I wasn't going to be feminine around them. I've met ao many women who I've initially attracted who then drifted off fairly soon because they too recognised I don't simp, pedestalise, nor do I emasculate, nor do I give them feminine emotional energy as I talk to them. But what I notice is that plenty of men talk to women (sometines the same ones I've driven away) in that feminine way, as women do, and with that emotion, and women love it. As other guys have said in the comments here, women want feminised men, or men who talk to them as women do. It's very, very rare to find a woman who hangs around you over time and respects your masculinity and doesn't expect you to be feminine. It's a great feeling when you've got a woman like that around you, who knows what masculinity is, will automatically follow your lead, and doesn't see the need to challenge your frame. As far as hanging around with men, the vast majority have been feminised, including the tall, well built men. I've found for several years that it's very eaay to be the most dominant guy in nearly every situation, or to take over as that guy, that men automatically give me respect, or if I meet someone else on my level, we give each other a head nod of recognition and we won't challenge each other. But there's only one guy in my area who I talk to regularly and I don't regard him as being a feminised man, and he knows it, because he sees the legions of feminised men around him as I do around me. We're the odd ones out, and why we get on. It's sad.
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  24. He ran away to Romania then moans about how bad the US is 😅
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  25. Look up childhood emotional neglect and isolation
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  26. It is. That's your regret speaking. Tick tock.
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  27. ​ @tonyngo9200 I live in a small town in the countryside, but if I find myself in a bar in a city in a weekend, like after a conference and I'm getting a drink before I catch my last train home, I find I have much younger women over me and it's clear they want to hook up. This happens within a minute or so of them noticing me, how I dress, carry myself and so on. I guess if I lived in a city like that and went to bars in the evening, I'd be screwing my way through the city. It's not something you do in a small town because you can't PnD without them tracking you down or ending over their cousins to rearrange your teeth if you upset her.
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  28. It's all cope on Bo's behalf because he's getting increasingly desperate to sire a few of them with a trad woman
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  29. ​ @allseeingotto2912 Not really. When you get to a stage in life where it 'sticks' you don't have to worry about it any more. The trouble is, Bo is incorrect when he says women respect men with frame. Only unicorns do. Otherwise, it's a big turnoff. Women hate it that they can't break my frame, and I see them go running off to other guys whose frame they do break. Men try testing my frame - as I expect them to - but when they discover they can't, they then respect me for it, and I respect them back. The only men who don't respect me for it are narcissist and psychopath men.
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  30. I lost nearly 40kg in weight in around a year in my late 40s and now at 50 I'm pretty jacked, and visible muscular with great tone. It's brought me a lot of respect from men for having done it, but no enjoyment of people's company because I can see the web of manipulation and identify when people try to BS me as they successfully do other people. The people I do enjoy spending time with are very senior or retired academics, purely because they're honest and don't try any of these insincere tricks with each other, nor with me, and they have excellent morals. But they're the exceptions in life, sadly, and they only tend to mix among their own as well for the same reasons – they isolate themselves from the cesspit that is human nature. If people didn't attempt to manipulate me or others, didn't attempt to BS me, had integrity and honour, and could speak by being able to string together a coherent sentence, and the men hadn't been crushed by their wives because they had a backbone, then yes, I'd probably enjoy socialising. But I've tried many times over the decades and give up because the nausea becomes overwhelming after a while. It just doesn't improve my life. Getting jacked also has turned out to be a curse regarding women because of the attention it brings. It's unpleasant, because of their conduct, and I have to spend effort to eject them from my life.
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  31. I'm 52, and I'm not invisible. Trust me, it's better to be, because they allllllll expect to be able to control, use, and emasculate. The further you are away from 6ft 6in Chad Thunderstroke, or a very visibly rich sugar daddy, the more you've got to be a spineless ATM who says "yes dear" all the time.
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  32. It's also why women in established relationships like to feed their man so he gets fat - it lessens the chances that he'll stray
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  33. Believe me, he's typical for his age, especially as he's been a university student. I can see the soy dripping off him.
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  34. ​​ @StevenB7146 I don't have your height or long hair and don't do gymnastics or karaté, but I've been working out for 5 years and transformed my physique. While I also own a decent house, I also don't have a fantastic salary. What I do have is national status in my field, and as a result I carry myself with presence and dominance. I have to, because if I lose grip, I'd get eaten alive in my competitive environment. Like you I have morals and principles, and that's a turnoff, as is their inability to manipulate or use me. I'm in the UK.
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  35. None have managed to in 24 years, and those are of being a basic, responsible, trustworthy adult. They cant achieve the bare minimum, including married women I know.
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  36.  @ruckin3  I'm 51. I've yet to meet any woman who doesn't need drama, like the guy yelling back at her. If you don't, it unnerves her because you're not giving her the attention, and shouting back shows her that you 'care'. So they'll create drama and fights out of thin air for the sake of it. When she discovers I don't fall for that trick and I'm not going to be giving her that energy, she's off. I never married. I don't date and haven't since 2007. I don't deal with train wreck women.
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  37. ​ @nimblehuman I appear to be the only guy under 60 in my town without any tats. Men in the gyms I use are plastered with them.
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  38. They don't have it
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  39. 10:25 Oh dear, Bo can't see that the guy is being lovebombed by a narc who tried to recruit a new simp. But then, Bo's a child.
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  40. Novelty and dopamine highs
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  41. Exactly that. As we've seen from other videos where he talks about hid dating, Bo allows women to walk all over him and says it's necessary in order to date. He's a child.
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  42. Take s look at what Hungary are doing. It's what Bo describes.
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  43.  @donaldvonglitchenberger4108  Who said I did, "dude"?
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  44. Here in the UK at least, I can only think of possibly three women in LTRs/marriages in couples under 70 who allow their man to lead. Three. All the others I've seen very much lead the man. It's impossible to meet a woman who's willing to follow a man.
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  45.  @leftistnpc5417  Guess what, we all die alone. It's a myth that people with family pass away peacefully with family beside them holding their hand is somehow the norm. The worse thing is being stuck with people you can't get away from.
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  46. ​ @forgottenfuryan I didn't realise his construction business failed. I do know that he's a grifter who makes his cash from men.
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  47.  @forgottenfuryan  Um, no, I didn't preside over anything, sunshine. I'm involved with various groups to rebuild civil society, bring back accountability to politics and the public sector, influence politicians to bring back manufacturing, to scrap woke legislation. As such, I'm a regional organiser of one of these organisations here in the UK to undo alllll the damage you see in these videos. Tell me, what are you doing on a practical level to push back, apart from showing us your irrelevant millennial griping and bitterness?
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  48. ​ @sawris7294 I still see people. There are those I know around me who are the same as us, and I get on fine with them, but with the NPC others, I'm very short tempered, or have the psychopath dead face on me. It earns respect from men, and they don't give me any trouble, probably because they think I could F up their lives with no remorse.
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  49. They're no better, sometimes they're worse than this because they try to compensate for their lack of looks
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  50. Yep, they're in competition with their frenemies over the hottest and most successful guy they can get and pin down, and emasculate. It's pathetic.
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