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Originally Posted by Ruth4Truth
The guys want that, too. Stick around this forum, and you'll see that demonstrated. We had a thread on this just a few.days ago, in fact. Some of the guys said, that if there's not "chemistry" on the first date, they're outa there, and moving on to the next candidate.
There is a difference between magical fairytale connection as opposed to regular chemistry. The latter is a Disney based fantasy, the other is a more realistic human feeling.
And yet...women never know WTH you’re talking about, because we don’t rehearse red pill crap.
This isn't 1990; most people are familiar with Red Pill concepts nowadays. Besides, intense sexual attraction to "Chads" is something women feel subconsciously, and call it a "connection" , despite verbally denying it out of political correctness.
Also, "Chad Thunderpenis" isn't a brand-new concept. It's derived from the decades-old "Chads and Trixies" expression, describing extremely attractive, but snooty and aggressive people. I guess "Chad" was co-opted verbatim, but "Trixie" became "Stacey" for some reason.
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, despite verbally denying it out of political correctness.