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The Divine Comedy

Dante

Summarizing previous and ongoing work on dating and building a fulfilling life.

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Latest Issues

Stop coping. You just suck with women.

If you consult Man Twitter for dating advice, you will get some longer version of the following list:

1. Get jacked - Girls like macho guys
2. Get loaded - Girls like rich guys
3. Be famous - Girls like guys with clout
4. Go abro...

a year ago
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Men and Women 2 - Happy Relationships

Reflecting long enough, most people will conclude that they want a happy relationship with the opposite sex. This doesn't just apply to long term relationships. You can similarly be happy or sad in a short term one. I don't know anyone who...

a year ago
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How I moved out

Not a picture of me moving out, but a recent picture of my luggage before I go out on holiday. Still fits the vibe though.

Update: Shoutout to for reaching out to give this piece a voluntary tweaking. His blog is great reading, and he’s g...

a year ago
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When I Heard the Internet Guru

When I heard the Internet Guru,
When the platitudes, the charts, were placed in Twitter threads before me,
When I was shown the videos of thots being thots, beta males being beta males, to ridicule and despise them,
When I sitting saw...

a year ago
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Dear Real Man

Do you have wrinkles on your face?

It's time to face the signs of aging. You’re almost 30.

Try this cream.

9 out of 10 men just like you swear that it removes wrinkles and dark spots.

Elon Musk and Joe Rogan use it every day.

Now tha...

a year ago
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