My college experience was all I needed to understand the metoo movement.

1. I joined a fraternity and a group of sorority girls came to one of our parties and all the girls pretty much slept with a guy from the frat at the party. For the next few weeks, the girls were around the house all the time and I'd overhear the girls talk about how hot x guy was or how much they wanted to date y guy. Well, none of the guys wanted to date the girls and the girls then flipped a switch and immediately started bad mouthing all the guys. It was so shocking to me that they went from guy is sexy af, I love him and want to have his babies to instantly, guy is trash, total loser, etc... Just because the guys didn't want to date the girls. This taught me a lesson about how a girl can want to sleep with you one day and then completely destroy your character the next. 0 sense of honor or accountability on the woman's part. People like to talk about how men shouldn't do X for women and expect sex. Well, women need to stop having sex with men and then expecting X. Men don't owe you anything...

2. One time a new sorority girl who had transferred schools (was a member of the same sorority at the previous school) came to one of our parties. We were friends with all her sorority sisters. Well, this girl ends up flirting hard with one of my frat bros and everyone saw it. All the girls saw it. We saw it. It was so blatantly obvious she was hitting on him hard, he wasn't the one being aggressive at all. She started it all and was being very aggressive herself. Anyway, despite the sorority having a "no boys allowed in the house" rule, they let the guy came back to their house with this girl. Apparently in the morning, the police showed up and informed the guy that she had called them and reported a rape. The guy was so confused and scared. It was actually the sorority sisters who came to his defense. Told the police he did absolutely nothing wrong. After, the girls kicked that girl out of their sorority. This taught me an important lesson though. A woman can 100% initiate the sex all the way and then still accuse you of rape afterward.

3. Every single girl had a rape story. Every single one. And it usually went something like "I went to the bar, had a couple drinks and a few shots then must have been drugged because I blacked out and don't remember anything then I ended up waking up in a guy's bed. Ummmm.... YOU JUST DRANK TOO MUCH YOU DUMBASS. Seriously, I had a nickel for every time I heard a "I was raped" or "I was drugged" story from a woman, I'd be a millionaire. It started becoming pretty obvious these girls just felt they needed a rape story because they was the in thing, like everyone had one so they needed one. Tumblr girls posted about getting raped, rape culture was big and being a victim commanded victim points so they wanted to have been raped too. This taught me an important lesson about how much woman want to be a victim. They feed off the attention and notoriety.

Going through university was a huge redpill for me. I know metoo was bullshit almost immediately. Just women using their new found powers to fuck men over.

My college experience was all I needed to understand the metoo movement.

1. I joined a fraternity and a group of sorority girls came to one of our parties and all the girls pretty much slept with a guy from the frat at the party. For the next few weeks, the girls were around the house all the time and I'd overhear the girls talk about how hot x guy was or how much they wanted to date y guy. Well, none of the guys wanted to date the girls and the girls then flipped a switch and immediately started bad mouthing all the guys. It was so shocking to me that they went from guy is sexy af, I love him and want to have his babies to instantly, guy is trash, total loser, etc... Just because the guys didn't want to date the girls. This taught me a lesson about how a girl can want to sleep with you one day and then completely destroy your character the next. 0 sense of honor or accountability on the woman's part. People like to talk about how men shouldn't do X for women and expect sex. Well, women need to stop having sex with men and then expecting X. Men don't owe you anything...

2. One time a new sorority girl who had transferred schools (was a member of the same sorority at the previous school) came to one of our parties. We were friends with all her sorority sisters. Well, this girl ends up flirting hard with one of my frat bros and everyone saw it. All the girls saw it. We saw it. It was so blatantly obvious she was hitting on him hard, he wasn't the one being aggressive at all. She started it all and was being very aggressive herself. Anyway, despite the sorority having a "no boys allowed in the house" rule, they let the guy came back to their house with this girl. Apparently in the morning, the police showed up and informed the guy that she had called them and reported a rape. The guy was so confused and scared. It was actually the sorority sisters who came to his defense. Told the police he did absolutely nothing wrong. After, the girls kicked that girl out of their sorority. This taught me an important lesson though. A woman can 100% initiate the sex all the way and then still accuse you of rape afterward.

3. Every single girl had a rape story. Every single one. And it usually went something like "I went to the bar, had a couple drinks and a few shots then must have been drugged because I blacked out and don't remember anything then I ended up waking up in a guy's bed. Ummmm.... YOU JUST DRANK TOO MUCH YOU DUMBASS. Seriously, I had a nickel for every time I heard a "I was raped" or "I was drugged" story from a woman, I'd be a millionaire. It started becoming pretty obvious these girls just felt they needed a rape story because they was the in thing, like everyone had one so they needed one. Tumblr girls posted about getting raped, rape culture was big and being a victim commanded victim points so they wanted to have been raped too. This taught me an important lesson about how much woman want to be a victim. They feed off the attention and notoriety.