”‘The Table’ Is Just Code for Being Pretty

Hello, hello, hello. I am back up to no good. I I am your evil arch nemesis, right?

Um, today I'm going to be talking about something different. Um, not necessarily that different, but this is based on um, you know, a common phrase that I constantly see on the internet where they're just like, "Oh, what do you bring to the table? " And honestly, I feel like this is pushed by a lot of um I don't want to say red pill men, but this really is pushed by a lot of red pill men.

And so I'm going to be saying why a lot of times what do you bring to the table is always going to be code word for are you attractive? Right? Okay.

So the first point that I want to bring up when we're talking about looks are the first filter in modern dating, right? When you have things like dating apps like Tinder, Hinge or Instagram, you know, Instagram DMs, you know, physical appearance, you know, it's the gateway to even being considered. Like your physical appearance is the literal gateway to even being considered, right?

So men often make snap judgments based on photos, not personality, not your job, not your actual value, right? So when they ask, "Oh, what do you bring to the table? " Right?

A lot of times they've already filtered the looks first. They're just, you know, they're just not saying it outright, right? So they already considered you to be unattractive in their opinion.

And so that's where the entire narrative of like, well, if you're not attractive and I'm not attracted to you, why are you saying that, you know, uh, you want me to do X, Y, and Z? And, you know, people, they don't really, you know, nobody is honest about looks. Nobody is honestly.

And this is this is like the main problem with dating. I don't know if you guys know, but my channel is literally based on looks. I say that all the time, but I I guess I have to keep reaffirming this over and over again.

I have to keep reaffirming this over and over and over. And it's like, oh my god, how many times do I have to say this? If I literally tag multiple black pill things in my uh what's it called?

Do you not understand what my and and this is why the public school systems have failed a lot of people. But anyway, right. So the second point that I'm going to bring up is high value men often prioritize beauty.

So many men with status, money or ambition, you know, they want a partner who reflects their success. And this is often translating as like beauty, fitness and style. So in traditional dynamics, you know, men may offer financial or social stability.

And they expect youth, attractiveness, and femininity in return, even if they don't say it directly. And honestly, they do say it directly because, you know, you have a bunch of dudes that get on the internet or even podcasts for that matter. And they just keep, you know, pushing the same entire narrative over and over and over again, and people are just like saying, "Oh, no, that that's not what that means.

That's not what that mean. " Well, uh, it kind of is what it means because the gender that wants to date these people are coming out and saying that's exactly what it means. Um, the next thing that I'm going to say is femininity, right?

Femininity is often code for your appearance. So, whenever women are like, "Oh, my femininity and I'm just so feminine. " Uh it it's like there's no amount of femininity behavior that's going to make you more attractive than a woman that is literally attractive.

Right? So when men say that they want a woman who is feminine, they often mean a well-groomed, pretty woman that is physically appearing, right? And again, so obviously, you know, traits like having a soft spoken voice and being loyal and nurturing, that'll matter too.

But none of that gets seen unless you pass the looks test first. And and this is the point that I try to make on my page. Like your looks literally matter.

It is literally black pill based. If you don't like reality, right? If you don't like reality around you, you don't like black pill and you're one of those ultimate uh culpers, you're like cope maxing and stuff like that, I don't know what to tell you.

I don't know what to tell you, brother. I'm never going to say that like beauty is subjective because it's really not. It can be subjective in the sense of somebody that is already considered conventionally attractive that is a different race or ethnic background uh that already shares objectivity markers is seen as attractive.

If you're saying objectivity, I mean, subjectivity in that in that manner, but when you're saying that uh a chick like Whoopy Goldberg is seen as beautiful, that's just not based on reality. And this is what I'm here for. I'm the ultimate delusion killer.

I don't care how you take that. You could shove that up your ass with a fork, actually. Um, so the next thing that I'm going to say is women who have the ideal look get more options.

So women who fit conventionally beauty standards, even artificially through surgery or makeup, tend to attract more attention, better dates, and quicker commitment offers. This shows that what's on the table is often, you know, talking about what your physical appearance is and and how much of the physical appeal that you have, right? So this is why I talk about surgery sales, right?

And and the women, they don't like this one. They they don't because a lot of them are guilty of getting cosmetic work done and they don't like that I'm exposing their hand. Women have always been like this.

The only difference is is you never had an attractive woman get on the internet and expose this. And um they don't like when you're like, "Okay, getting work done is a form of catfishing. " It is.

It literally is because you're taking something going under the knife and chopping your face off and creating an image of you that's not really you. So, it kind of proves my point where it's like you're not actually portraying who you actually are because somewhere deep down inside you know that beauty isn't subjective because if beauty was subjective again you wouldn't be wearing makeup. You wouldn't be getting work done.

You wouldn't be paying billions and billions and billions of dollars to the beauty industry. So anyway, right. So the next point that I want to bring up is your looks trump your other assets early on.

So, you can have a degree, you can have a good job and a great personality, but if a man isn't physically attracted to you, right? None of it matters. It literally doesn't matter.

And this is kind of like why those dudes get on those podcasts, right? And they're just like, "Oh, none of these degrees matter. " Blah, blah, blah.

Because it really doesn't matter because men when they're trying to have sex with you, they really don't care that you have a master's degree, right? And women do know this. This is why women partake in things such as covert aggression, sexual female competition.

And the psychology of women is so hilarious. Actually, women try to pretend like they're some of the most nurturing people, some of the kumbaya people, but they're very they're some of the most very uh brutal people that will tear each other down in the in the blink of an eye actually. And this is where you have instances where you have a beautiful woman that will get an acid attack on her face because she's attractive, or you'll get instances where they'll bully an attractive woman into submission because she's doing something that they don't like.

So again, when it comes to female nature, right, uh female nature is pretty pretty spot-on, pretty brutal, but again, not trying to derail off my point, um your looks matter in literally everything. So when these men are saying, "Oh, I don't care about your degrees and your job and blah blah blah. " They're not lit.

They're literally not lying. Um another thing that I want to add on here because I don't feel like this one is brought up enough is men rarely ask themselves this question, right? men often don't question what they bring outside of money or status, right?

Um but they scrutinize women for their body types and their beauty. So I and and this is where my channel comes into play because again I'm bringing everybody down to reality, right? Because again, people don't like reality.

And I've noticed that and this isn't just in any space. This is in every space, right? People don't like reality.

When you say if you're average, date somebody that's average. If you're ugly, date somebody that's ugly. If you're attractive, date somebody that's attractive.

If you're um upper class, date somebody that's upper class. If you're lower class, date somebody that's lower class. So again, all of these things matter, right?

And honestly, this is what I feel like makes my channel so unique because I am like one of the first people, first attractive people to actually just expose all this on the table for what it is. And honestly, right before I even started making these videos, I actually sat down and I talked to tons of my attractive friends and I was like, "Hey, do you think this is a good idea that I should expose like how attractive people actually think? " I got mixed opinions.

Some of my attractive friends said, "No, I don't think that's a good idea because you can't afford to get a bunch of unattractive people mad and you can't afford to get a bunch of average people mad because when you get them mad, they'll try to, you know, attack you in more ways than not. " And then I had some attractive friends where they were like, "Hey, no, I really feel like this needs to be talked about because there's a lot of attractive people where we feel like we're, you know, forced into being silenced. " And again, a lot of us feel like we're not able to have a voice because these people are the ones that's controlling everything.

They're always talking about the pretty privilege. They're always talking about all these subjects that never actually apply to them. And so when you actually have people that are benefiting from these privileges talking about their perceived experiences, now it becomes actual problem because we're actually having talking points that sometimes don't even align with the that they're saying.

So this is why I feel like it's very important for actual attractive people to actually speak about these issues because it's like what the Like, if you're going to be conventionally unattractive or average and try to speak on pretty privilege, why the wouldn't an actual attractive person be able to speak about this ruthlessly? And that's kind of like what I do on my page. I'm not doing anything different than anybody else on YouTube.

Everybody has their little channels and they get to talk about what the they want to talk about. But when somebody is actually conventionally attractive, I notice it actually becomes a problem, right? Because when you have privilege, you're not allowed to actually say what you want to say.

And this is how you know you have privilege because whenever you have a privilege, people put you to a higher standard. So you can't be down to earth. You can't talk about the same subjects as other people.

And you guys actually, you know, you you're seeing this in live time that people in the comment sections, they're constantly proving my point. When you are attractive, you are held to a different standard to where people feel like you can't talk about the same things that everybody else is talking about. So therefore, they put you to this godlike expectation to where you can't say what you want to say.

You can't do what you want to do. You have to maintain this specific image. And if you don't maintain that specific image, then you're going to be villainized, just like I'm trying to prove in all of my videos.

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