51 - Purple Pill Of Purgatory

Patrick had a question that he wanted me to answer. So here it is: "The female friends, acquaintances, and my buddies girlfriends are mostly all decent chicks. I enjoy their company. But, that's a lot of supposed NAWALTs all in one place. statistically improbable. having already accounted for the public persona that they might put on, (I've known a lot of these girls going on a decade, and no cracks in their

persona) how is it these girls are alright, but the ones in my relationships are princesses or worse?" Thanks for question Patrick, I'm going to try and answer it the best way I can. A couple of weeks ago I did a video called "Self-Sabotage" about a woman that I'm friends with that seems to be a nawalt. But now that I've gone MGTOW even the supposed women that just want to be friends exhibit behavior that is stereo-typically female if I look hard

enough. Just god forbid you should call them on it or they might take it personally and show you their true colors. The more I look around to find the mystical Nawalt the more I realize that she is a purple squirrel. When I was briefly in the world of job recruiting "purple squirrel" was the term used to describe the perfect job candidate. Their resume looked like a perfect match for employers. Every person in my company was talking about them. Purple

squirrel this and purple squirrel that. It's similar to the way MRA's and MGTOWs talk about the NAWALT. But for most people in recruiting world the purple squirel never existed they were just making it up or fitting sub-par candidates into a classification they made up and that doesn't exist. Just like many men are fitting sub-par women into the candidacy role of Nawalt. This reminds me of an online exchange I had with Dean Esmay from a voice for men where he told me that many men went MGTOW, couldn't take it anymore so they went back to women and convinced themselves that the women they were with were Nawalts

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