> attend classes like college classes? if men are still going, a lot less of them are getting these meme degrees that women love to study for that they think are important like "international relations" or whatever bullshit the universities are trying to shill to get bums in seats and collect fees. > meetups used to be good 10+ years ago. you could actually meet people in some niche. but then the woke/dei nonsense infected every single meetup. and the women cheered it on. the men that made the events great (great talks, putting effort into presentations/events to make them interesting) didn't even argue with this shit, they just stopped going. > book clubs just became reddit incarnate. it stopped being a place where you could discuss something like lord of the rings or alan carr's stop smoking type books and into a place where people unironically were shilling das capital like it was an economic marvel or worse books like "white fragility". men stopped going once it got to that level of stupidity. > do activism people with actual day jobs don't usually do that. and the vast majority of it in the past 5-10 years has all been for obviously astroturfed bullshit like climate change or blm. if you back prior to that you could actually meet women who were against things like the iraq war. some of the pro-palestine stuff is a bit like that but they're still falling for retardation like blm-type nonsense where they mixing it in with muh colonialism and white guilt shit. > playing dota 2 maybe some are > learn a new skill in a social environment the "social environments" they listed are rife with the worst kinds of women. that for many years if you spoke out with even mild criticism either irl there would be a witch hunt to try to get you fired and blacklisted from being employed. and as the more moderate/logical men left it only got worse, it became irl echochambers where they patted each other on the back. what sane man would want to go to such events in their free time?
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