Where pretty lies perish.
Posted in Culture, Goodbye America, Hope and Change, Self-aggrandizement, The Id Monster, Ugly Truths on Feb 10th, 2012
What, ultimately, is the cause of the decay happening in the West? Reader carolyn writes: [do] all young women nowadays go for the alpha exclusively, disdain the beta? there must be women even now who size themselves up realistically. and don’t shoot for the unattainable, or more accurately, the alpha who’ll use them but never … Read more
Posted in Biomechanics is God, Culture, Current Events, Girls, Hope and Change, Ugly Truths, Vanity on Feb 9th, 2012
How influential is this blog? Well, four years ago, Le Chateau Heartiste was writing about the overlooked social and sexual phenomenon of female hypergamy, and how this innate biological female predisposition has ramifications for a society’s structure and well-being. A term was coined by yer humble narrators for the changes being wrought in America and … Read more
Posted in Culture, Globalization, Goodbye America, Self-aggrandizement, Ugly Truths on Jan 27th, 2012
This is not mine. Jim Bowery, a commenter over at The Inductivist (a blog I occasionally indulge), tells the parable of the smart birds manipulated by the genius birds. I link to it because it is very good in that way parables are supposed to be good: by illuminating ancient and immutable dynamics in human … Read more
Posted in Culture, Love, Marriage Is For Chumps, Pretty Lies on Jan 23rd, 2012
Many conservative, religious, anti-game and traditionalist types like to claim that this blog underplays the advantages offered to men by marriage. They redundantly quote studies purporting to show that married men live longer, healthier lives than single men. We here at Le Chateau have balked at such assertions, helpfully reminding our traditionalist, neoBiblical brethren that … Read more
Posted in Culture, Goodbye America, Self-aggrandizement on Jan 22nd, 2012
Pop quiz: What’s the one major consumer expense that has been rising at a faster rate than healthcare? Take a look at this chart: Academia. What a scam. In 1971, the Supreme Court ruled in Griggs v. Duke Power Co., in the first and most famous of the disparate impact theory cases, that the use … Read more
A male reader sounds the alarm: Recently I’ve been seeing “wanted” papers taped to trees and poles in the neighborhood in the city I live in. There’s a face shot of a black guy and it says underneath “WANTED: For domestic abuse of women”. I think there’s a number to call if you spot the … Read more
Posted in Culture, Globalization, Self-aggrandizement on Jan 9th, 2012
Over at Steve Sailer’s, there’s a discussion going on about Japan’s slow economic growth and aging population not reflecting the reality of good living standards on the Japanese ground, something that you will rarely see addressed by mainstream American economists with their corporatist agendas to push. This comment by Anonymous is insightful: It’s about “Who, … Read more
Posted in Culture, Girls, Ridiculousness on Jan 9th, 2012
There’s a reason I argue that feminism is anti-standards, and thus, anti-beauty. If girls start taking up the feminist banner in earnest, expect to see ugliness shroud the nation like an advancing orc army spilling out of Mordor. And one sign of that ugliness is women thumbing their noses at feminine fashion. Roosh writes about feminism’s … Read more
Posted in Culture, Goodbye America, Self-aggrandizement, Status Is King, Ugly Truths on Jan 7th, 2012
Debt and changing demographics are intricately entwined. Any economist who doesn’t include in his analysis of the causes of exhorbitant debt, stagnation, unemployment and declining happiness the unrelenting force of demographic change is doing his profession, and his readers, a disservice. Judging by the vanishingly small number of economists who take an honest look at … Read more
Most of you game-acquainted guys reading have probably heard of the ‘Sex and the City’ cold read routine by now. (A cold read is usually framed as an “intuition” or “a feeling” you have about a girl or girls, and typically follows an opener.) If not, here’s a place you can refresh your memory. But … Read more
