Inflate The Currency, Deflate Man's Vitality

Men aren't fucking women anymore because most men are poor

Within just the last century, a man was able to get a modest job and make enough money to completely provide for his wife and children. A good job at the factory, a white picket fence at home. His wife didn’t have to work. Why would she? That, combined with cultural values that aligned with men and women’s biological nature, gender norms were maintained and men and women’s role in the world wasn’t too confusing.

Up until 1933, you could exchange your dollars for gold. Money was more than just paper. Let me stop you right here — I’m not going to sperg out about how the fiat currency system is illegitimate and how crypto is the answer to everything. Cringe. But this needs to be said before I move on. In 1933, the father of American Communism, FDR, stopped Americans from exchanging their dollars for gold. Then in 1971 Richard Nixon struck a final blow and stopped the dollar from being backed by gold entirely. Since then, money is just paper. Look at the amount of money printing that has taken place since then.

Keynesian economics suggests that printing money without it being backed by anything is a good thing akshually. Your buying power going down is good because we now can prop up people who wouldn’t survive if it weren’t for your tax dollars, give barrels of your dollars over to Zelenskyy, give more of your money to dem-programs, etc. We all know the consequences of rapid money printing, but there are other effects which aren’t talked about, which is what rapid inflation does to a man’s vitality.

Being able to provide is a manly quality. Men like to make money, women like men who can make money. Men who can provide. The word ‘provide’ has a wide range: from covering the basics like food and shelter to being able to go on nice vacations a few times a year, all the way to being able to take your girl and her friends on a boat so they can flex on their Instagram followers. Women can smell this. Women not only have a weakness-detection mechanism, they also have a 6th sense which is to smell a man’s net worth and his potential net worth.

Just to be clear, if it isn’t obvious from the other things I write, I’m extremely old school when it comes to men and women. Yes, I think men should pay. Yes, I think having a woman pay for a man is emasculating. I think splitting the bill dries everyone out. It feels good to be able to pay for people. Generosity is mutually beneficial.

The left has made it harder for men to provide for over 50 years and there’s no end in sight. As I’ve said in my first essay, The Dark Path to Increasing the Birth Rate, men aren’t fucking women anymore primarily due to the effects of leftism weakening men by way of female empowerment and propaganda about toxic masculinity. Inflation, as well, falls under the umbrella of leftism.

If you’re 35 and you don’t have even $4,000 in the bank in case of a financial emergency, you’re living on the very thin line between a normal existence and homelessness. A few bad months and you’re in dire straights. Even if you’re in your 70’s and you don’t even have $10,000 in the bank, you’re in an extremely tight spot.

In case you were thinking “Maybe they just have their cash in investments instead of being eaten away by inflation in a bank”, the average American’s net worth isn’t much better. Again, look at the average net worth for people under 35. This is really bad. 35-44 isn’t much better either. Having less than $100K to your name in your 40’s is not anything significant to fall back on and in the economic conditions we’re in now, there’s no amazing reason to think that $100K is going to significantly grow over time. This is a fucked up state of affairs for what is apparently the richest country on the planet.

I would go into average savings and net worth by gender, but this doesn’t matter to me much because I don’t think that women should be in the workforce or dealing with money in the first place. Let’s just pretend this data reflects only the financial affairs of men. We’re talking about a dating pool of men in their 20’s and 30’s who are worth less than $15,000 and have less than $4,000 in their bank accounts. Yes, of course this is relative to location. $4,000 in the bank in bumblefuck nowhere is more meaningful than $4,000 in the bank in LA. But this amount of money is objectively very little if we’re factoring life emergencies and the ability to live well. Combine this with the fact that men are competing with women in the workforce and dual incomes are the norm, we’re looking at an assault on a man’s spirit. Inflation crushing man’s vitality is the focus of this essay.