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'''Aaron Clarey''' is a vlogger, author and writer. He is closely associated with the [[manosphere]]. He is not an [[incel]]. | '''Aaron Clarey''' is a vlogger, author and writer. He is closely associated with the [[manosphere]]. He is not an [[incel]]. | ||
==Books and vlog== | ==Books and vlog== | ||
Aaron usually discusses issues relating to men and manhood in general, how to manage your finances, what profession you should choose, and he also gives abit of [[dating]] advice. He strongly advocates self preservation, and he also supports free market, capitalism and basic [[redpill]] ideas. | Aaron usually discusses issues relating to [[men]] and manhood in general, how to manage your finances, what profession you should choose, and he also gives abit of [[dating]] advice. He strongly advocates self preservation, and he also supports free market, capitalism and basic [[redpill]] ideas. | ||
==Outdated opinions and tropes== | ==Outdated opinions and tropes== | ||
Many people in the [[Incelosphere]] accuse aaron of being too old fashioned, and that many of his ideas no longer apply to the current era. [[Hell by the Dashboard Light]] and [[Steve Hoca]] often accuse aaron for selling the falsehood of "stoic strong man narrative" and that woman are no longer attracted to blatant masculine tropes like they used to in the past (examples: volleyball [[Chads]], bikers, gang members etc). | Many people in the [[Incelosphere]] accuse aaron of being too old fashioned, and that many of his ideas no longer apply to the current era. [[Hell by the Dashboard Light]] and [[Steve Hoca]] often accuse aaron for selling the falsehood of "stoic strong man narrative" and that woman are no longer attracted to blatant masculine tropes like they used to in the past (examples: volleyball [[Chads]], bikers, gang members etc). | ||