“Don’t Text Me Again”

It has become clear to me that American women have lost the ability to deal with men in an adult manner, overcompensating for feelings of disappointment and rejection by lashing out like children.

The best example of this phenomenon is the “Don’t text me again” message they send to guys that said or did something they didn’t like.

I’ve been to over twenty countries now and America is the only one where I’ve received this message.

Everywhere else in the world, girls will simply stop messaging you, but American women will regularly hit you with the toddler equivalent of “I’m not talking to you anymore!”

You sent her three messages in a row?

“Don’t text me again.”

You tried to make her jealous by commenting about going on a date with another girl?

“Don’t text me again.”

You had drunken sex with her and want to try again without all the booze?

“Don’t text me again.”

You jokingly told her not to be “flakey” after she cancelled yet another date?

“Don’t text me again.”

In America, the girl wants to let you know that you are experiencing a live rejection, even if you made a minor error.

Because she is not comfortable dealing with things that didn’t turn out in her favor, she wants to escape from any situation that may cause her to lose face or look stupid, in a way that shows she has power over you. 

That last part is important, because only in America does a girl want to show that you are beneath her in the game of sex where she obviously has so many suitors that she can flick you away like a little bug.

You may experience a form of their childish outburst when getting approached by a fat hog in a bar.

When you make it clear, even on polite terms, that you’re not interested in a conversation with her, she will sneer at you like you just insulted her grandmother.

I remember the time when a fat American girl approached me and was disappointed I didn’t engage her, responding with, “You’re not interesting. I don’t want to talk to you anymore.”

She then gave a dramatic back turn and went to her friends, safe in her deluded mind that she didn’t actually get rejected.

Her friends probably piled on and commented what a loser I was so she can continue living life with the thought that she’s a desirable woman who wouldn’t dare get turned down by any man.

What factors are present in the American culture that causes women to do this?

Why are they quick to make another human being feel like shit?

The sad part is that even some guys are doing this, too.

They see that they are losing a girl and they resort to sending a “Don’t text me again” message.

The truth is if you’re sending such a message, you’ve already lost.

You’re showing that you have been personally hurt, that you are a child who doesn’t know how to live in a world where it’s impossible to get everything you want.

When a woman sends such a message, she shows that the culture has made her sick.

Personally, I don’t know any man who wants to be with a sick woman.

Until next time.

Your man,

-Elijah “The Realist”