I’m sure you’ve heard this term before.
NPC stands for non-player character.
These are men that go through life as seemingly programmed robots.
They never think once for themselves and just plainly do everything culture and societal programming tells them to do.
They are praised to the heavens for their good decisions, but on closer inspection, we see that they end up miserable, lonely, and often destitute, as a result of cultural trends that take advantage of them wholesale.
Obviously, you want to avoid being an NPC.
If you have noticed yourself doing any of these things in your life, you just might be an NPC yourself.
Take control of your own destiny!
Resist!
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Like my content and want to support me?
Check out all of my content on other platforms!
YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVJ5kkKVTToyCOOLfRsNyEA
Blog:
Podcast:
https://realheliosblog.com/audio-podcast/
Books:
- Quotes to Live By:
- The Strategist’s Guide to Seduction - Coming Soon:
https://realheliosblog.com/check-out-my-book/
Patreon - Coming Soon!
Courses - Coming Soon!
Support the Show!
https://realheliosblog.com/support-the-show/
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Podcast, dating, relationship, masculinity, womanese, heliosblog, theheliosblog, realheliosblog, dating advice, podcast for men, dating advice for men, relationship advice for men, dating tips, relationship coach, understanding women, female nature, relationship advice, dating advice, understanding women, relationship advice, relationship podcast, relationship advice podcast, dating advice for women, relationship expert, understand women, oneitis, womanese, hypergamy, improving your game, approach anxiety, what do women want, why do women cheat, don’t disqualify yourself, number of dates before sex, not all women are like that, nawalt, appealing to her reason, sexual value of men vs women, anger phase, why independent women need men, bait and switch marriages, neo-renaissance, sheryl sandberg, sunk cost fallacy, everyone is special, mate guarding, when to withdraw attention, rebuilding oneself, equal relationship, sexual dimorphism, cultural marxism