Post: #1

It's incredible how feminism can manipulate and use the media just to try to catch the attention of people, misinterpreting the information and accusing the best spanish pick up artist as "stalker".

http://www.thelocal.es/20160311/spanish-...rass-women

I personally know this guy as he helped me a lot to change my life and skills with women. He's just helping men to improve their skills with women in a good way.

He's just very good at what he does and help men to empower their lives.

Post: #2

Spain has been hopelessly feminist for a while already. Now it's just entering DEFCOCK 2. And make no mistake - it will get much worse.

Post: #3

There's been a lot of interest in Spain lately in this forum. I already commented elsewhere that although feminism has been very present in our institutions for a while, the level of gender ideology indoctrination on normal, young people in Spain is way lower than what you see in the UK for example. I strongly doubt that the far left (Podemos) will maintain it's political success in the near future, so overall I'm not too worried about it. This being said, I personally find this Alvaro Reyes guy a bit trashy, like a less articulate version of Tyler or the other guys from RSD.

Post: #4

Surely the newspaper OP linked to won't buy into the feminist outrage, with articles such as:

Seven of the best cheesy chat up lines in Spanish
Seven essential tips you need to know to date Spanish men
Ten essential tips you need to know to date Spanish women
Ten golden rules for snagging a Spanish man
Top ten most romantic nicknames to woo your Spanish sweetheart

Most written by exactly the kind of female Anglo expats you would expect.
Delusional, desperate, hopeless, but quite hilarious

At least the machismo isn't dead yet:

Quote:Red card for 'sexist' ref who asked player out mid-match
A Spanish referee is embroiled in a sexism row after trying to get a date with a female player during the match.

"Hey brown-hair - let's get coffee this afternoon."
"Better stick to blowing your whistle," Pavel replied, during the match against rival team Santa Teresa.

The incident ruined the match for the Sporting Huelva player, who is originally from Romania.
"I feel helpless, humiliated. In the many years I’ve been playing football I’ve never felt so ashamed," she said.

She claimed that Alcon’s chat up line was only a part of his general bad refereeing during the match, which saw him dole out two red cards to Sporting Huelva players, as well as refusing the team a clear penalty.
Pavel criticized the referee for clearly favouring rival team Santa Teresa, which ended up winning the match 3-2.

That's a new one.
Could it be a false pick-up accusation against the ref, to get back at him?
It seems someone is a sore loser.

Post: #5

It's incredible to see that the same who wrote "Ten golden rules for snagging a Spanish man " are writing the article of false accusation towards the pick up artist..