Comments by "TheDionysianFields" (@TheDionysianFields) on "The Diary Of A CEO" channel.

  1. She's not THAT hot.
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  2. Jessie's basic dietary philosophy is good but she goes too far when she demonizes things like oatmeal, honey and grapes. These foods contain some of the healthiest substances you can put in your body and to scare people away from them is unethical IMO.
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  3.  @Ismakogie05  The carnivore diet is NOT cheap.
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  4. Yeah, but it's still a lot of gimmicky BS. Authenticity *isn't* contagious, and there's no such thing as an ambivert. It's just an introvert who forces themself to engage with people (often inauthentically) to garner a certain outcome. All you're seeing is her 'presentation' of herself.
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  5. People are finding other outlets, so now it has to be "worth it" whereas before all our eggs were in that single basket because we didn't know anything else.
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  6.  @4651adri  It sounds like you want to deny women sovereignty over their bodies.
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  7.  @donnakreye8339  I don't need to match that, the facts are already out there. Some of the things this woman says are true and some of it is her making up her own science. She knows she has a pretty face and people will blindly follow. I don't have a pretty face...hence, no YT channel. Yes, unethical is a strong word and I stand by it. I've researched the field of nutrition longer than Jessie's been alive.
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  8.  @banedon8087  A lot of what you say is true, but the spirit of the quote still rings true. While I can't be "happy" in a world such as this, I'm far more content than people who have far more than I do (I'm at the bottom). Attitude makes a difference.
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  9.  @vide0sgal0re2011  A) You can get real honey. B) Yes, grapes are full of sugar so just don't eat a whole bowl w/o any fats or fiber. C) Yes, steel cut are better (did I say otherwise?) but she literally states that "oatmeal isn't health food" in another video, which is utter nonsense. I'm awake enough to not fall for every pretty face that comes across my screen.
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  10. Jim Carrey's a weird dude but that's a pretty good quote. I guess he's saying it's dangerous because you could end up dropping out of society completely.
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  11. The workforce? That's more like how to survive the digital age in general.
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  12. Addiction to novelty.
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  13.  @trah625  I've been studying nutrition for longer than she's been alive.
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  14.  @4651adri  Yep, and you're still treating women like children and telling them they can't consent when money is present. That's you wanting to control their bodies, rights and autonomy.
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  15. I think she has an issue with dominance. For most women, that's exactly what they're looking for in the bedroom, and that means penetration (orgasm or no orgasm).
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  16. I would clean the pipes a couple times a month just to be safe. But I'm no monk.
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  17.  @litesp  No, smart "people" are "attractive" (at some level). Plus, there's some subjectivity to "smart."
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  18.  @LisaPFrampton  Yup, food and gas. And who does that hit the hardest? The people at the bottom. There seem to be a lot of people on these boards who are just very clever trolls. What % of the population do you imagine are making $40/hr?
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  19.  @gertie9881  Didn't I just say don't eat grapes alone? How is this a weight loss video? Where did I recommend eating high carb?
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  20.  @ThatsMrPencilneck2U  I don't know what any of that has to do with the loss of role models but what I would say to you is, find other ways to stand out. After all, you're only looking for one woman, right?
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  21. Or some people just enjoy a good book/mystery, whether it's about a murder or whatever. The "good vibes only" movement is of greater detriment if you ask me. All those happy, smiling people may have been dying inside.
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  22. Let's get one thing straight, bud. If I'm going to invest 10,000 hours of hard work, perseverance and grit while suffering guaranteed injustice, it will damn well be in pursuit of my passion--no matter how whimsical that passion may be. Don't assume you're Jay-Z. Assume your potential is much greater.
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  23. ​ @we4r119 You could say, "Sorry, but I'm focused on other things right now." Because if you weren't focused on other things, you'd certainly give a guy a chance, right? Because surely you're not all about looks and the superficial, right? Are you suggesting that men should approach women that they don't find appealing? Should we be happy about being shot down and just tuck our tails and move on? Should women be able to reject at will (and without reason) without prospect of a verbal repercussion? These are all valid questions, no matter how harsh you think they sound. Yet women will say, men just need to get over their fragile egos. But it's not about that...the reality is that there's a lot more pressure on men in regard to success with the opposite sex. Much of which we put on ourselves, but it's still there. We're ingrained with the idea that you simply can't be a man unless you score with women. My issue is the women don't even try to understand this stuff. They seem to be in their own world. Note: I in no way support the idea of a man trying to intimidate a woman who rejects him, and men should always strive to take things like a man. But as the OP pointed out, it takes a hell of a lot of courage, so if I react with a harsh word or two at being shot down without a hint, well, at least don't act surprised. P.S. You have a good point about the impact of prior abuse. That's not to be overlooked.
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  24. ​ @meesamagill1193  And what I'm saying is that you can't expect someone to be happy about being rejected, especially if you know just how much it takes for a man to approach a woman. Devastation is the word, yet you would look for "grace" in response. Yes, at some point it becomes harassment and should be treated as such, but it's not reasonable to expect every man to just turn and walk away without a word. What you CAN do is take it as a sign that you made the right call. The man you're looking for surely WOULD "take it like a man," right? (but don't expect to run into many of those in a lifetime) Anyway, you certainly don't have to apologize or explain, but shouldn't you at least know (yourself) why you rejected someone? And if you get only positive responses, will you be inclined to stop and wonder why you didn't even give a man the time of day?
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  25.  @t-.-t.  A stalker is a criminal. So is a murderer. Those are different things than someone who is merely upset about being rejected (and if you've ever been rejected, you understand how it feels). If you truly equate "male" with 'someone who murders if he doesn't get his way', then there's not much point in the conversation. How would you advise a young woman to reject a man?
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  26.  @MySimDied  There was a rumor that women were less concerned about looks than men. This doesn't seem to be the case. There's a current study out that says 70% of women wish they were approached by men more often. I'll let you draw conclusions from there.
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  27. Wait another 10 years and you won't care about any of it.
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  28. Liking a bunch of people only hurts the true friendships that you have.
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  29.  @imagomagus  Yup, that's the whole point. And if I'm wrong, I want someone to step up and correct me, not to hold their tongue out of politeness. I think you're starting to get it. And, yes, what you're talking about is definitely a game. It's the "who can be the most cordial and congenial" game. I'm not looking to WIN friends or INFLUENCE people. I'm looking for a genuine exchange between authentic individuals who aren't afraid to express themselves, unfiltered. All else is politics.
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  30.  @natashka1982  Damn, all the nihilistic ones are taken.
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  31.  @Swt.Designs  That's what I was thinking. I thought maybe I'd missed a segment of the video about motorcycle crashes.
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  32. Yet he's still giving us more truth than the majority of intellectuals. At least he's open about American exceptionalism as the driving force and doesn't try to disguise any of it.
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  33.  @HisMajestysonNservant  This. We should already be factoring in that a CIA associate isn't going to give us the full truth. Still, there's a lot to be learned from the guy in terms of human psychology (not that he has it ALL figured out).
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  34.  @macaluso48  Thanks. Some people will get a spike from the grapes, but they need only have a tablespoon of olive oil beforehand.
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  35. Ok, but how does that tie into going without sex?
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  36. I would argue that the Left did more to destroy the liberal order than Donald Trump or the conservatives. The Left continues to throw western civilization under the bus.
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  37. He's the messenger that everyone loves to shoot.
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  38.  @SearchingForSounds  They're grounded in stories because stories are what we live through. Are you sure you've heard him speak?
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  39. Personally, ambitious women kind of throw me off. I have Eastern sensibilities, though, so that could be a factor. Men have been feminized and their confidence is low so they're not likely to think they could satisfy a woman like you. Also, every guy I knew growing up (myself included) had an awful father who set no positive examples of masculinity. So I guess it was for the best that men got feminized because at least they're not out causing strife for the community.
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  40. This feels like a retro 80s convo.
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  41. Are you happy?
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  42. ​ @meesamagill1193  Are you saying we should be happy about being rejected? Or are you saying we should practice repressing our emotions?
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  43.  @mrshaun8812  No, I don't believe anyone wants that.
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  44.  @MySimDied  God forbid there be any spontaneity in this stolid, sterile world. "if my first reaction is entirely negative it will never turn positive" I'll be sure to keep that in mind if I run into you on the street. Btw, I take responsibility just fine but thanks for the lecture.
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  45.  @MySimDied  I find the things you wrote disappointing, but unsurprising. Good luck.
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  46.  @deniseeugene1852  True, but you have to be careful with that now.
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  47.  @missrebel634  Women rarely say "no," they intimate "no" which often does mean maybe or try harder (in my experience). Resistance is part of the dance, always has been. Men simply need to learn self-control so as to not get anxious and blow it. Almost any man can win almost any woman's attention.
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  48. Masturbation doesn't harm you in any known way but porn can definitely reshape your brain and cause problems. Do you control it or does it control you?
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  49. Stevia and monk fruit are your friends. (and they've been much improved!)
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  50.  @imagomagus  It does but if you start off being interested, you set yourself up for a lot of disappointment. And you don't end up liking many people when it's all said and done. Humans are exclusive, not inclusive--and with good reason.
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