Schooling ain't educating

Best line from this Daily Mail article: "I feel I'm hitting a brick wall."

You will soon, darling, and you're likely to be insol when you do.

These three women have confused schooling for education. They think they are superior to average men because they have, or will soon have, an expensive piece of paper which means less and less as each year passes.

The first describes two types of men she has dated. Those in her peer group find her boring, and would rather party with women who don't require a debate to get them into bed. Those older than her and willing to engage in intellectual conversations either dump her or tell her that she's a "princess". I know her cognitive bias won't let her believe she's at fault, but I suffer no such failing.

The next oldest has now spent a half a decade giving money to a university, and is about give more for another few years. To gain a trade she can improve the world with, you ask? Nay. To study cripples. Not to heal them, mind you. Just to hear about their feelings. I'm sure she could do this for free by finding some veterans, but then she wouldn't have the piece of paper which satisfies her desire to rule her husband, while also making it harder to find a man she's willing to submit to. And she also doesn't believe the honest man who told her that she thinks she's a "big shot".

As a side note which suggests that proles will save Christendom, it seems 51% more working class girls go to university than boys. Why will this save the West? Because the boys go into manual trades and become productive members of society. Or they will become, if their countries deal with their cheap labour glut.

The third one is 41, so the wall has arrived. She paid for two worthless degrees, so she must be really smart! Unfortunately the smart boys weren't sexy and the sexy boys wouldn't put up with her pseudo-intelligence. I honestly don't know why she couldn't find men who want to talk about "psychology and literature", since Jordan Peterson and Heartiste and Vox Day and Roosh V and Rollo Tomassi love psychology. And da GBFM loves literature.

Women want to marry a man of higher status than themselves. Men want to feel that they won't be emasculated for the next fifty years. These women's fathers should have told them this before they mismatched their believed status and their real status. Here's the real psychologist saying the same thing.