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==Meaning of the blackpill== | ==Meaning of the blackpill== | ||
In the [[manosphere]], the blackpill refers to a collection of uncomfortable truths about dating and social life, often accompanied by | In the [[manosphere]], the blackpill refers to a collection of uncomfortable truths about dating and social life, often accompanied by | ||
[[fatalist]] and [[biological essentialist]] beliefs that qualities relevant for dating and social life, like physical appearance, personality and social status, are mostly innate, natural 'essence' or otherwise somewhat predetermined, and hence largely outside of one's control. Solving men's dating problems today is hence thought to require systemic changes more so than individual changes, however blackpillers differ on what these changes can or should entail. | [[fatalist]] and [[biological essentialist]] beliefs that qualities relevant for dating and social life, like physical appearance, personality and social status, are mostly innate, natural 'essence' or otherwise somewhat predetermined, and hence largely outside of one's control. Solving men's dating problems today is hence thought to require systemic changes more so than individual changes, however blackpillers differ on what these changes can or should entail. The term has also frequently been employed to broadly refer to nihilism or defeatism outside the context of human sexual/social relationships. | ||
=== [[LMS]] theory === | === [[LMS]] theory === | ||