当性变成一场权力游戏:恋爱与婚姻中的权力游
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 0:00 | in my private practice and in my consultations. | 在我的私人实践和磋商中。 |
| 0:05 | And men fall in love with strippers, | 男人爱上脱衣舞娘, |
| 0:07 | men fall in love with prostitutes, | 男人爱上妓女, |
| 0:10 | men fall in love with women with personality disorders | 男人爱上性格有问题的女人 |
| 0:13 | every single day. | 每一天都这样 |
| 0:15 | Why is that? | 为什么? |
| 0:17 | Is it because these women love them so much? | 是因为这些女人这么爱她们吗? |
| 0:20 | Is it because they're kind? | 是因为他们是善良的吗? |
| 0:22 | Is it because they're supportive or virtuous? | 是因为他们支持还是善良? |
| 0:25 | No, it's because they fuck these men | 不,是因为他们操了这些人 |
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| 1 | in my private practice and in my consultations. | 在我的私人实践和磋商中。 |
| 2 | And men fall in love with strippers, | 男人爱上脱衣舞娘, |
| 3 | men fall in love with prostitutes, | 男人爱上妓女, |
| 4 | men fall in love with women with personality disorders | 男人爱上性格有问题的女人 |
| 5 | every single day. | 每一天都这样 |
| 6 | Why is that? | 为什么? |
| 7 | Is it because these women love them so much? | 是因为这些女人这么爱她们吗? |
| 8 | Is it because they're kind? | 是因为他们是善良的吗? |
| 9 | Is it because they're supportive or virtuous? | 是因为他们支持还是善良? |
| 10 | No, it's because they fuck these men | 不,是因为他们操了这些人 |
| 11 | to the point where their brains start to melt, okay? | 到他们的大脑开始融化的程度,好吗? |
| 12 | And when a man has brain melting, face skewing, | 当一个人的大脑融化, 脸摇晃, |
| 13 | life altering sex, it's like a drug. | 生活改变性, 它就像一种药物。 |
| 14 | And it's like all that that guy can think about. | 就像那个家伙能想到的一样 |
| 15 | And that guy isn't gonna just hit and quit a woman | 那家伙不会只是打和退出一个女人 |
| 16 | who does the freaky nasty shit for him | 谁会为他做那些恶心的事 |
| 17 | because he knows he can't get that on any street corner. | 因为他知道他在任何街角都得不到这个 |
| 18 | I think the question all men want to know, | 我想所有男人都想知道的问题 |
| 19 | it's a very basic one, is what do women want? | 这是一个非常基本的问题, 女人想要什么? |
| 20 | It's a very heavy one. | 其重甚重. |
| 21 | There's a lot to it, right? | 有很多问题,对吧? |
| 22 | There is a lot to that. | 这一点有很多。 |
| 23 | That was the greatest mystery to Freud | 这是弗洛伊德最大的谜团 |
| 24 | and the fathers of psychology. | 和心理学之父。 |
| 25 | The true and unsatisfying answer | 真实和不满意的答案 |
| 26 | is women want what they want. | 女人想要的东西。 |
| 27 | And the secondary to that is women want | 其次是女人想要 |
| 28 | what other women want. | 其他女人想要的东西 |
| 29 | Often women want what other women want more | 女人常常想要其他女人想要的东西 |
| 30 | than they want what's best for themselves. | 比他们想要的更适合自己 |
| 31 | This has to do with the fact that both men and women | 这跟男人和女人都有关系 |
| 32 | are playing two different games simultaneously. | 正在同时玩两个不同的游戏。 |
| 33 | Both sexes are playing their own intrasexual status games | 两性都在玩自己的性生活游戏 |
| 34 | and they're also playing intersexual power games. | 他们也在玩性能力游戏 |
| 35 | And it's very difficult for a man to win both of those games | 一个人很难赢得这两场比赛 |
| 36 | or a woman to win both of those games simultaneously. | 或者一个女人同时赢得这两场比赛 |
| 37 | For instance, a man could potentially | 例如,一个人有可能 |
| 38 | simp powerfully for a woman and be at her beck and call | 对一个女人来说很粗鲁, 直呼着她 |
| 39 | and yes dear, sweetheart, and buy her flowers and roses. | 是的 亲爱的 给她买花和玫瑰 |
| 40 | And that might work in the short term | 这在短期内可能可行 |
| 41 | to attract a woman into a relationship. | 吸引一个女人进入一个关系。 |
| 42 | But that man isn't going to be elevated in status | 但那个人不会被提升地位 |
| 43 | within his own intrasexual hierarchy. | 在他自己的性内部等级。 |
| 44 | So other men aren't really going to look at that behavior | 所以其他人不会真的看 这种行为 |
| 45 | admiringly, admiringly, and that's going to be | 赞美,赞美,这将是 |
| 46 | potentially a liability for that person. | 有可能是此人的责任。 |
| 47 | By the same token, a lot of modern women are in this trap | 同样,很多现代女性也陷入了这个陷阱 |
| 48 | where some of the behavior that might work | 其中的一些行为可能有效 |
| 49 | to get them the kind of relationship they want | 让他们得到他们想要的那种关系 |
| 50 | from the men they want to have that relationship with | 从男人 他们想有这种关系 |
| 51 | is frowned upon by their fellow woman. | 他们的同胞们, |
| 52 | It's basically the equivalent of simping in men. | 基本上相当于在男人中作简化. |
| 53 | And the equivalent of simping in men for women | 和男人对女人的简化 |
| 54 | is anything that has to do with, let's say, | 与一切有关,让我们说, |
| 55 | traditional reactionary feminine behavior. | 传统的反动女性行为。 |
| 56 | That I am going to be submissive for a man. | 我会为一个人屈服 |
| 57 | That I am going to wait for him. | 我要等着他 |
| 58 | That's how it used to be where a woman, | 过去女人就是这样 |
| 59 | what was that in the Odyssey, where Penelope waited | 是什么在奥德赛, 佩内洛普等待 |
| 60 | for 20 years for Odysseus to come home | 20年奥德修斯回家 |
| 61 | and all of the suitors of Greece had taken over her house | 希腊的所有求婚者都接管了她的房子 |
| 62 | and she still refused to believe that Odysseus was dead. | 她仍然拒绝相信奥德修斯死了 |
| 63 | I mean, that's a model for feminine loyalty | 我是说,那是女性忠诚的典范 |
| 64 | that, I mean, it's a myth, but it's something | 我的意思是,这是一个神话,但它的东西 |
| 65 | that you don't see so often anymore. | 你不再经常见到 |
| 66 | The idea that I'm going to serve a man | 我要为男人服务的想法 |
| 67 | or make his life easier or do any kind of domestic help, | 或让他的生活变得轻松 或做任何种类的家庭帮助, |
| 68 | all of these things would be seen as almost a betrayal | 所有这些事情都会被视为背叛 |
| 69 | of her gender at this point. | 她现在的性别。 |
| 70 | And so, even though those behaviors | 所以,即使那些行为 |
| 71 | might instrumentally help her get the kind of relationship | 可能帮助她获得那种关系 |
| 72 | she wants with the man she wants to have | 她想和她想要的那个人在一起 |
| 73 | that relationship with, it would come at the cost | 关系,会付出的代价 |
| 74 | of, let's say, the respect of the women | 例如,尊重妇女 |
| 75 | that she's competing against | 她正在竞争 |
| 76 | in her own intersexual status games. | 在她自己的性关系状态游戏。 |
| 77 | So this is kind of how we get into our own ways these days. | 因此,这就是我们如何进入我们自己的方式。 |
| 78 | 好吧,你有一个YouTube频道 名为Physic Hacks, | |
| 79 | which is, I believe, is gonna be the hottest YouTube channel | 这将是最热门的YouTube频道 |
| 80 | in the world, I think. | 我认为,在世界上。 |
| 81 | I think it's just the most fascinating thing | 我觉得这只是最迷人的事情 |
| 82 | 我在YouTube上见过 | |
| 83 | One of your talks is on how, how is it titled? | 你的谈话之一是如何,如何标题? |
| 84 | Any woman can, a woman can get any man she wants? | 任何女人都可以,女人可以得到任何她想要的男人吗? |
| 85 | How to get any man you want. | 如何获得任何你想要的男人。 |
| 86 | Yes, and it's geared towards women. | 是的,它面向女人。 |
| 87 | And there are three steps to that, right? | 还有三个步骤,对吧? |
| 88 | Talk to me about that. | 跟我谈谈 |
| 89 | Sure, first of all, I'll go a little bit more | 当然,首先,我会去多一点 |
| 90 | what I say in those three videos, | 我在这三个视频里说的话 |
| 91 | because this is important. | 因为这很重要 |
| 92 | There are two general approaches to dating, | 有两种一般的约会方法, |
| 93 | and I call them hunting and fishing. | 我称之为狩猎和钓鱼。 |
| 94 | Hunting is where you can target a very specific person | 猎杀是可以瞄准一个非常具体的人的地方 |
| 95 | for a potential relationship, | 潜在的关系, |
| 96 | and pursue that one person. | 追踪那个人 |
| 97 | Fishing is more or less you cast a wide net, | 钓鱼或多或少 你投了一个宽网, |
| 98 | and you develop optionality, | 你们可以选择, |
| 99 | and you choose the best option | 你选择最好的选择 |
| 100 | that also has already chosen you. | 也已经选择了你 |
| 101 | And I think it's actually in most women's best interests | 我觉得这实际上符合大多数女性的最大利益 |
| 102 | to hunt. | 狩猎。 |
| 103 | Women can hunt in the dating market | 女人可以在约会市场打猎 |
| 104 | much better than men can. | 比男人强得多 |
| 105 | This is due to the fact that there is an enormous asymmetry | 这是因为存在着巨大的不对称现象 |
| 106 | between men and women's openness to a sexual relationship. | 男女之间对性关系的开放。 |
| 107 | I'm gonna take a little bit of detour, | 我要绕路走 |
| 108 | I'm gonna get back to your question. | 我会回到你的问题。 |
| 109 | One of my all-time favorite psychological studies | 我最喜欢的心理研究之一 |
| 110 | took place on a college campus a few decades ago. | 发生在几十年前的一个大学校园里. |
| 111 | And the researchers were trying to examine | 研究人员试图检查 |
| 112 | men and women's differential attitudes towards casual sex. | 男女对随意性行为的不同态度。 |
| 113 | And what they did is they got a attractive young college man, | 他们做了一个有吸引力的年轻大学生 |
| 114 | an attractive young college woman, | 一个迷人的年轻女大学生, |
| 115 | and they basically memorized the same script, | 他们基本上记住同样的剧本, |
| 116 | and went up to members of the opposite sex on campus. | 升到校园里的异性成员。 |
| 117 | And the script was basically like, | 剧本基本上就像, |
| 118 | hey, I've seen you around school. | 嘿 我在学校见过你 |
| 119 | I think you're very attractive. | 我觉得你很有吸引力 |
| 120 | Would you like to come to bed with me? | 你想跟我上床吗? |
| 121 | Something like that. | 类似的东西。 |
| 122 | Women are always saying, I want an honest guy. | 女人总是说 我想要一个诚实的人 |
| 123 | I want a guy to tell me what his true intentions are. | 我要一个人告诉我他的真实意图 |
| 124 | This is about as honest and true as a guy can get. | 这和男人一样诚实真实 |
| 125 | How many women do you think responded yes to that overture? | 你认为有多少女人答应了? |
| 126 | Oh, they're all gonna say no. | 哦,他们都会说不。 |
| 127 | 100%, 100% of the women approached, | 100%,100%的妇女接近, |
| 128 | that's a 0% success rate, said they were not interested. | 成功率是0% 他们说他们不感兴趣 |
| 129 | In fact, many of them got offended and angry | 事实上,他们中很多人都生气了 |
| 130 | at the supposition. | 在假设。 |
| 131 | And what happened with the women? | 女人们怎么了? |
| 132 | When the women approached men, 75% said yes. | 当女性接近男性时,75%的人同意. |
| 133 | Only 75. | 只有75个 |
| 134 | Well, that's probably because the other 25% | 可能是因为另外25% |
| 135 | were looking for where the hidden camera was | 正在寻找隐藏的相机在哪里 |
| 136 | because this was such a strange and unusual circumstance. | 因为这是个奇怪和不寻常的情况。 |
| 137 | They knew that something was up about this. | 他们知道这件事有问题 |
| 138 | And so they probably, their spidey sense was tingling. | 因此,他们可能, 他们的spidey感 是微弱的。 |
| 139 | And so they holstered it | 于是他们就把它包起来了 |
| 140 | and they did the socially acceptable response. | 他们做出了社会上可接受的反应。 |
| 141 | That's my interpretation anyway. | 反正这是我的解释 |
| 142 | So the fact of the matter is, | 所以事情的事实是, |
| 143 | is that most women could just go up to a guy | 大部分女人都只能去找一个男人 |
| 144 | and offer to initiate a sexual relationship | 并主动提出建立性关系 |
| 145 | and she is overwhelmingly likely | 她绝对有可能 |
| 146 | to get a positive response. | 以获得积极的响应。 |
| 147 | Now, women generally respond, | 现在,女人一般会回应, |
| 148 | well, Orion, that's just sex. | 好吧,猎户座,那只是性。 |
| 149 | I don't want to just have a sexual relationship | 我不想仅仅发生性关系 |
| 150 | with a guy. | 和一个男人 |
| 151 | I want to have an emotional relationship. | 我想有一个情感的关系。 |
| 152 | I want to have a committed relationship. | 我想有一个坚定的关系。 |
| 153 | I say, okay, that's fine. | 我说,好吧,没关系。 |
| 154 | But how else are you gonna get the foot in the door? | 但你要怎么把脚伸进门里? |
| 155 | It's like, you have to understand women | 这就像,你必须了解女人 |
| 156 | that sex is like the Trojan horse | 性爱就像特洛伊马 |
| 157 | that gets you into the gates of the city. | 让你进入城门 |
| 158 | That's what allows men to open up and let you in. | 才允许男人打开门让你进来 |
| 159 | Now, if they let you in and then they just kick you out, | 现在,如果他们让你进来 然后他们就把你赶出去 |
| 160 | well, that was a blown opportunity. | 好吧,这是一个被吹嘘的机会。 |
| 161 | Like once you're in, there are things that you can | 碞钩秈妓 Τㄇㄆ暗 |
| 162 | and should do to stay there. | 并且应该留下来 |
| 163 | But you can't do those things until he lets you in. | 但是在他让你进去之前 你不能这么做 |
| 164 | And the way to be let in to the gates of the city | 进入城门的道路 |
| 165 | is to provide a sexual opportunity. | 提供性的机会。 |
| 166 | And most men are willing to have sex with most women, | 大多数男人愿意和大多数女人做爱 |
| 167 | whereas the converse is certainly not true. | 事实并非如此。 |
| 168 | That's why women can hunt | 这就是为什么女人可以打猎 |
| 169 | and that's why women should hunt. | 这就是为什么女人应该打猎。 |
| 170 | They should target specific men. | 他们应该针对特定的人。 |
| 171 | They should do their research. | 他们应该做他们的研究。 |
| 172 | They should try to do as much stalking, | 他们应该努力做很多跟踪, |
| 173 | broadly defined on their target as possible. | 目标范围尽可能广泛。 |
| 174 | They need to know who is this guy? | 他们需要知道这家伙是谁? |
| 175 | What is he like? | 他长什么样? |
| 176 | What is he not like? | 他不喜欢什么? |
| 177 | What are his foibles? | 他的弱点是什么? |
| 178 | What's his reputation like? | 他的名声怎么样? |
| 179 | The more information that she has, | 她掌握的信息越多 |
| 180 | the more that she can bait her hook with | 她越能诱饵她的钩子 |
| 181 | for that particular man. | 为了那个男人 |
| 182 | And of course, the most succulent, juicy bait | 当然,最有汁味的诱饵 |
| 183 | is a sexual opportunity, okay? | 这是一个性的机会,好吗? |
| 184 | So once a woman has decided that this is the man | 所以一旦一个女人决定这是男人 |
| 185 | that she would like to target for a relationship, | 她想成为恋人 |
| 186 | there's a few things that she has to do. | 有几件事她必须做。 |
| 187 | One is she needs to make it clear | 一是她要讲清楚 |
| 188 | that she is open to a sexual relationship, | 她喜欢性关系, |
| 189 | that she is not going to put up much resistance at all. | 她根本不会反抗的 |
| 190 | There's a kind of an art to this. | 有一类的艺术。 |
| 191 | If a woman just kind of goes up to a guy and says, | 如果一个女人只是那种 上到一个男人说, |
| 192 | oh, I'm yours, that's going to be kind of unusual | 哦,我是你的,这将是一种不寻常的 |
| 193 | and it's gonna make the guy potentially standoffish. | 这会让那家伙 潜在的僵持。 |
| 194 | So women have to put themselves in front of the guy, | 所以女人必须把自己放在男人面前 |
| 195 | just like in olden days, | 就像以前一样 |
| 196 | where they would kind of drop the handkerchief and bend over | 他们把手帕放下 弯腰 |
| 197 | and the guy would be like, hmm, my lucky day, you know? | 这家伙会喜欢,嗯,我的幸运日,你知道吗? |
| 198 | We often think of men initiating, | 我们经常想到男人发起, |
| 199 | but often women initiate the initiation. | 但通常由妇女发起。 |
| 200 | You understand? | 你明白吗? |
| 201 | And if a woman is just waiting for a guy to do that | 如果一个女人只是等待一个男人这样做 |
| 202 | and she's not initiating the initiation, | 而且她没有启动启动, |
| 203 | I don't have a lot of sympathy because she has this, | 我没什么同情心 因为她有这个 |
| 204 | she's sitting on this incredible gender-specific success rate | 她正坐在这个不可思议的性别 成功率 |
| 205 | that has to do with initiation, okay? | 这和启动有关,好吗? |
| 206 | So a woman needs to make it clear | 所以女人要说清楚 |
| 207 | that she is open to a sexual relationship with a guy | 她喜欢和男人发生性关系 |
| 208 | because that's the Trojan horse to get into the city. | 因为那是特洛伊马 进入城市。 |
| 209 | And in general, to keep a man, | 一般来说,为了留住一个人 |
| 210 | it's important for a woman | 这对女人很重要 |
| 211 | to not just offer a sexual opportunity, | 不只是提供性的机会, |
| 212 | but to be the nastiest, sluttiest version | 但成为最讨厌最淫荡的版本 |
| 213 | of herself possible. | 可能的话 |
| 214 | And there's a number of good reasons for why this is true. | 然此真谛有种种妙因. |
| 215 | First of all, and foremost, | 首先,最重要的是, |
| 216 | men, whether or not it's true, but it's mostly true, | 男人们,无论这是否是真的, 但大多是真实的, |
| 217 | men gauge a woman's interest and attraction in him | 男人衡量女人对他的兴趣和吸引力 |
| 218 | by what she is willing to do with him sexually. | 她愿意和他发生性关系 |
| 219 | It's been very well-documented, | 证据确凿 |
| 220 | and I think all men understand this on like a gut level, | 我想所有的男人都理解这一点 就像一个直觉层面, |
| 221 | that women will do more things faster in the bedroom | 女人会做更多的事情 在卧室更快 |
| 222 | with men that they like and they're attracted to | 他们喜欢的男人 他们被吸引 |
| 223 | than with men that they are not. | 比那些男人还难受 |
| 224 | And so when a woman is the nastiest, sluttiest version | 所以,当一个女人 最讨厌,最淫荡的版本 |
| 225 | of herself possible, | 可能的话, |
| 226 | what she's functionally communicating with her behavior, | 她的功能沟通 与她的行为, |
| 227 | which is the only thing that really matters, | 这才是真正重要的 |
| 228 | not with her words, but with her actions, | 不是用她的话 而是用她的行为 |
| 229 | that you are the most desirable man I've ever met, | 你是我见过的最理想的人 |
| 230 | and I am willing to break the rules for you | 我愿意为你打破规则 |
| 231 | that I strongly, rigidly enforce with all other men. | 我强烈地,严格地执行 与所有其他男人。 |
| 232 | And that's going to play to a man's ego, | 这将会让一个人的自我化为现实 |
| 233 | which is a trap for men, | 这是男人的陷阱, |
| 234 | but women should absolutely use that to their advantage | 但是女人应该绝对利用它来谋取自己的利益 |
| 235 | whenever possible. | 尽可能 |
| 236 | I mean, all's fair in love and war, right? | 我是说,爱情和战争是公平的,对吧? |
| 237 | That's gonna make the man feel like he's a king | 那会让人觉得自己是国王 |
| 238 | of the boudoir, he's going to feel like, | 在舞厅,他会觉得, |
| 239 | and it's gonna put him in his masculine. | 它会让他的男性。 |
| 240 | All good things, because when a man is put into his masculine | 所有好事,因为当一个人 被投入他的男性 |
| 241 | and he feels that there is a beautiful woman | 他觉得有一个美丽的女人 |
| 242 | who is sexually submissive to him, | 谁是顺从他的。 |
| 243 | it triggers his instinct to protect and to provide, | 它触发了他的本能 保护并提供, |
| 244 | which, how does that not redound to the woman's benefit? | 什么,这怎么不 恢复妇女的利益? |
| 245 | You know what I'm saying? | 你知道我在说什么吗? |
| 246 | It's actually a very easy con on the part of the women. | 这其实是一个非常容易 骗女人。 |
| 247 | I don't know a guy that wouldn't fall for that. | 我不认识一个不会相信的人 |
| 248 | It's very hard to do, man. | 这很难做,男人。 |
| 249 | So, by being the nastiest, sluttiest version | 所以,通过做最讨厌,最淫荡的版本 |
| 250 | of yourself possible, women are communicating | 女人在交流 |
| 251 | that I'm willing to break the rules for you | 我愿意为你打破规则 |
| 252 | because I'm putting you above all other men, | 因为我把你置于其他男人之上, |
| 253 | which is going to stimulate his ego | 这会刺激他的自我 |
| 254 | and put him into that position. | 并把他置于那个位置。 |
| 255 | Now, that's also gonna keep him coming back. | 现在,这也将使他回来。 |
| 256 | You have to understand that | 你必须明白 |
| 257 | one of my very first episodes years ago | 我几年前的第一集 |
| 258 | was everyone is unique and everyone is replaceable. | 每个人都是独一无二的,每个人都可以替代。 |
| 259 | Both of those things are true. | 这两件事都是真的。 |
| 260 | That's one of the paradoxes of being alive. | 这就是活着的悖论之一. |
| 261 | You are a unique individual. | 你是一个独特的个体。 |
| 262 | No one like you has ever existed before | 从来没有像你这样的人存在过 |
| 263 | and will never exist again. | 永远不再存在 |
| 264 | But once you're gone, | 但一旦你离开 |
| 265 | people will be making interviews like this. | 人们会做这样的采访。 |
| 266 | And once I'm gone, people will be sitting here | 一旦我走了,人们就会坐在这里 |
| 267 | answering questions like this. | 回答这样的问题。 |
| 268 | And that's how the whole game continues forever. | 整个游戏就是这样持续下去的. |
| 269 | And thank God for that, | 感谢上帝, |
| 270 | or else everything would come crumbling down on some level. | 否则一切都会崩溃的 |
| 271 | So, bad for the individual, but good for society | 所以,对个人不好,但对社会有好处 |
| 272 | and the perpetuation of the game, let's put it that way. | 和游戏的延续, 让我们这样说。 |
| 273 | So, if a woman simply provides | 所以,如果一个女人只是提供 |
| 274 | a run-of-the-mill sexual opportunity, | 一个奔跑的性机会, |
| 275 | that's very easy to replace. | 这很容易被替换 |
| 276 | And the fact of the matter is, | 而事实是, |
| 277 | is that sex in today's marketplace is extremely cheap. | 今天市场上的性生活非常便宜 |
| 278 | It's cheap because sex must now precede commitment. | 这是便宜的,因为性现在必须先承诺。 |
| 279 | There's a whole other spiel I can give you | 还有一大堆小东西我可以给你 |
| 280 | about why that's the case, | 关于为什么是这样, |
| 281 | but let's table that for now, | 但是,让我们现在讨论, |
| 282 | because I still want to answer your question. | 因为我还是想回答你的问题 |
| 283 | That's changed since our parents' generation, perhaps. | 自从我们父母这一代以后,情况就变了 |
| 284 | It's changed in the last 60 years | 过去60年变了 |
| 285 | and the main instigator of the change was birth control. | 改变的主要动机是节育。 |
| 286 | Two-minute sidebar, | 两分钟的侧边栏, |
| 287 | the reason why commitment had to precede sex for so long | 为何如此之久必须先于性的原因 |
| 288 | is because the threat of pregnancy always loomed large. | 因为怀孕的威胁总是很大。 |
| 289 | And in that day, it was extremely difficult, | 在那一天,这是非常困难的, |
| 290 | if not impossible, for a woman to earn her own money | 如果不是不可能的话 女人自己赚钱 |
| 291 | and to survive in society without the protection | 在没有保护的社会中生存 |
| 292 | or provision of a man or a governmental program | 提供男子或政府方案 |
| 293 | that served as its surrogate. | 成为它的代理。 |
| 294 | And all of those things have changed. | 所有这些事情都改变了。 |
| 295 | The reason why commitment was required before sex | 要求在性别之前作出承诺的原因 |
| 296 | was because the stakes of a woman becoming pregnant | 因为女人怀孕的赌注 |
| 297 | outside of marriage were extremely high | 婚外结婚的比例极高 |
| 298 | and it was upheld socially | 并得到了社会支持 |
| 299 | because if that man couldn't be persuaded | 因为如果那个男人不能被说服 |
| 300 | or coerced to commit, | 或强迫实施, |
| 301 | then that single unwed mother and her children | 然后单身未婚母亲和她的孩子 |
| 302 | would have become society's problem. | 就会成为社会的问题 |
| 303 | So all of these things have changed. | 所以这些事情都变了。 |
| 304 | Women can and do earn their own money. | 妇女能够并且确实自己赚钱。 |
| 305 | There are all kinds of governmental programs | 有各种各样的政府方案 |
| 306 | to subsidize single mothers. | 补贴单身母亲。 |
| 307 | Men, whether they commit to this arrangement or not, | 男人们,无论他们承诺与否, |
| 308 | are legally required to give women child support | 法律要求给予妇女子女抚养费; |
| 309 | for the children that they sire, | 他们为自己的子嗣而祈祷, |
| 310 | in some cases, even for the children that they don't. | 在某些情况下,甚至对孩子来说,他们没有。 |
| 311 | So the circumstances for requiring commitment | 因此,需要承诺的情况 |
| 312 | prior to sex have shifted. | 性爱之前已经转移。 |
| 313 | And once a few women started to be okay | 一旦有几位女人开始没事 |
| 314 | with a sexual relationship | 性关系 |
| 315 | prior to an exclusive commitment or marriage, | 在作出独家承诺或结婚之前, |
| 316 | once a critical mass was reached, | 一旦达到临界质量, |
| 317 | then functionally all other women had to do the same | 然后在功能上 所有其他女人也一样 |
| 318 | in order to remain competitive | 为了保持竞争力 |
| 319 | within the sexual marketplace. | 在性市场。 |
| 320 | Because in today's day and age, | 因为今天这个时代 |
| 321 | if a woman were, if you were to go out on the first date | 如果一个女人是, 如果你要出去 在第一次约会 |
| 322 | with a woman and she were to insist, | 和一个女人在一起 她坚持 |
| 323 | well, I'm not gonna have sex until I get married, | 好吧,我不做爱 直到我结婚, |
| 324 | especially if she's not a virgin, | 尤其是如果她不是处女 |
| 325 | I mean, she's going to price herself | 我的意思是,她会给自己定价 |
| 326 | out of the sexual marketplace. | 离开性市场。 |
| 327 | That's going to be too expensive for any given man | 这对任何人来说都太贵了 |
| 328 | when there's a woman two swipes away | 当有一个女人 两个刷子离开 |
| 329 | who's going to be willing to go home with him | 谁愿意跟他回家 |
| 330 | for a drink or two. | 喝两杯 |
| 331 | So that's the situation that we live in | 这就是我们的生活 |
| 332 | for better or for worse. | 无论是好还是坏 |
| 333 | So sex is kind of the standard. | 所以性是一种标准。 |
| 334 | We used to say, why buy the cow | 我们常说,为什么买牛 |
| 335 | if you can get the milk for free, right? | 如果你可以免费得到牛奶,对不对? |
| 336 | Well, that presumes that milk | 嗯,这假设牛奶 |
| 337 | wasn't being freely distributed in the pasture. | 并不是在草原上自由分布 |
| 338 | But now that milk is freely being distributed | 但是现在牛奶是免费分发的 |
| 339 | in the pasture, you have to give milk, | 在草场里,你们得给乳汁, |
| 340 | not because milk will motivate anyone | 不是因为牛奶会激励别人 |
| 341 | to make the sale, but because not providing milk | 但因为不提供牛奶 |
| 342 | is going to be in a strange absence. | 将是一个奇怪的缺席。 |
| 343 | It's going to be more expensive for the buyer | 对买家来说会更贵的 |
| 344 | in a way that none of the competitors are requiring, okay? | 某种方式,没有竞争者要求,好吗? |
| 345 | So this is the world that we live in for better or for worse. | 所以这就是我们生活的世界 无论好坏 |
| 346 | So when women provide a sexual opportunity, | 所以当女人提供性的机会, |
| 347 | it's a good idea to not just be a run-of-the-mill | 这是个好主意 不只是一个跑步 |
| 348 | sexual opportunity. | 性机会。 |
| 349 | Because let me tell you, | 因为让我告诉你, |
| 350 | I've worked with thousands of men | 我和无数男人一起工作过 |
| 351 | in my private practice and in my consultations, | 在我的私人实践和磋商中, |
| 352 | and men fall in love with strippers, | 男人爱上脱衣舞娘, |
| 353 | men fall in love with prostitutes, | 男人爱上妓女, |
| 354 | men fall in love with women with personality disorders | 男人爱上性格有问题的女人 |
| 355 | every single day. | 每一天都这样 |
| 356 | Why is that? | 为什么? |
| 357 | Is it because these women love them so much? | 是因为这些女人这么爱她们吗? |
| 358 | Is it because they're kind? | 是因为他们是善良的吗? |
| 359 | Is it because they're supportive or virtuous? | 是因为他们支持还是善良? |
| 360 | No, it's because they fuck these men | 不,是因为他们操了这些人 |
| 361 | to the point where their brains start to melt, okay? | 到他们的大脑开始融化的程度,好吗? |
| 362 | And when a man has brain-melting, face-skewing, | 当一个人有 大脑的熔炼, 脸吸, |
| 363 | life-altering sex, it's like a drug, | 改变生命的性, 它就像一种药物, |
| 364 | and it's like all that that guy can think about. | 就像那家伙能想到的一样 |
| 365 | And that guy isn't gonna just hit and quit a woman | 那家伙不会只是打和退出一个女人 |
| 366 | who does the freaky nasty shit for him | 谁会为他做那些恶心的事 |
| 367 | because he knows he can't get that on any street corner. | 因为他知道他在任何街角都得不到这个 |
| 368 | That's the second time I've laughed in 8,000 interviews. | 8000次采访中,我第二次笑了. |
| 369 | The first time was last week. | 第一次是上周。 |
| 370 | So, I mean, does this make sense to you? | 所以,我的意思是,这有道理吗? |
| 371 | It makes perfect sense. | 这是完全合理的。 |
| 372 | Okay, so they used to say that the way | 好吧,所以他们常说的方式 |
| 373 | to a man's heart is through his stomach. | 对一个人的心脏 通过他的胃。 |
| 374 | It's actually just a few inches lower. | 它实际上只是少了几英寸。 |
| 375 | And there's no reason why, | 而且没有理由, |
| 376 | I mean, all these are like behaviors. | 我的意思是,所有这些就像行为。 |
| 377 | There's no reason why a non-stripper, | 没有任何理由 一个非刺客, |
| 378 | slash prostitute, slash borderline, | 斜线妓女 斜线妓女 |
| 379 | couldn't learn to do some of the things in the bedroom | 无法学会做一些事情 在卧室里 |
| 380 | that these women tend to do | 这些女人往往做 |
| 381 | and to get men obsessed with them, okay? | 并让男人迷恋他们,好吗? |
| 382 | So, once you target a man | 所以,一旦你瞄准一个人 |
| 383 | and you provide the sexual opportunity | 你提供性的机会 |
| 384 | and you're the nastiest, sluttiest version of yourself, | 你是你最讨厌最淫荡的版本 |
| 385 | then you have an in. | 然后,你有一个英寸 |
| 386 | Like you're within the city | 就像你在城里一样 |
| 387 | and you're not going to be kicked out anytime soon. | 而且你不会很快被赶出去。 |
| 388 | You're not gonna be pumped and dumped | 你不会被抽动和抛弃的 |
| 389 | if you're an amazing, over-the-top sexual experience, okay? | 如果你是一个惊人的, 超顶级的性经验,好吗? |
| 390 | It's very, very important. | 这很重要 |
| 391 | And you don't wanna do this with everybody | 你不想和大家一起做这个 |
| 392 | because that just is a race to the bottom too | 因为那也只是一场比赛 |
| 393 | because it becomes harder and harder | 因为它变得越来越难 |
| 394 | to be the nastiest, sluttiest version of yourself | 成为你最讨厌最淫荡的版本 |
| 395 | if you're that with every single guy. | 如果你跟每个男人都这样 |
| 396 | That's why you have to do your homework | 所以你必须做功课 |
| 397 | and you want to hunt and you wanna target specific men. | 你想打猎 想瞄准特定的人 |
| 398 | It's important to be very selective as a woman | 女人要有选择很重要 |
| 399 | because men have a very understandable, | 因为男人有一个非常明白的, |
| 400 | but from a woman's perspective, | 但从女人的角度来看, |
| 401 | extremely frustrating double standard | 极为令人沮丧的双重标准 |
| 402 | with respect to female chastity. | 关于女性贞操。 |
| 403 | Chastity is something that they would highly prize in a wife | 贞洁是她们对妻子的高度评价 |
| 404 | and don't wanna see anything in a casual lover. | 不想在临时情人中看到任何东西 |
| 405 | But the fact of the matter is | 但事实是 |
| 406 | that the pathway to become a wife | 成为妻子的道路 |
| 407 | for the vast majority of women | 妇女人数 |
| 408 | is through the casual lover route. | 是通过临时情人路线。 |
| 409 | Most women will see this happening. | 大多数妇女都会看到这种情况的发生。 |
| 410 | They'll be with a guy casually for some months, | 他们会随便和一个男人在一起几个月 |
| 411 | maybe even some years, and then the guy will catch feelings. | 也许甚至几年, 然后这家伙会抓住感觉。 |
| 412 | Usually guys, it takes a little bit longer | 通常,男人,需要一点时间 |
| 413 | for them to catch feelings. | 让他们抓住感情 |
| 414 | And then they'll start to ask questions. | 然后他们开始问问题。 |
| 415 | How many guys you've been with? | 你和多少人在一起过? |
| 416 | What's your family like? | 你家人怎么样? |
| 417 | Patrice O'Neil曾经有一个伟大的笑话 | |
| 418 | where his girlfriend had been with him for seven years | 他的女朋友和他在一起已经七年了 |
| 419 | and he had been with her for four. | 他已经和她在一起4年了 |
| 420 | Like it took three years for him to kind of like | 好像他花了三年时间才变得像 |
| 421 | see that woman as his girlfriend, you know? | 把那个女人当成他的女朋友 |
| 422 | And that's when the relationship begins to shift. | 而此时关系开始转变. |
| 423 | And that's when the guy starts to become | 这时候他开始变成 |
| 424 | a little bit more possessive potentially. | 可能更占有性一点 |
| 425 | Don't go out to the club or why are you dressed like that? | 不要去俱乐部 或者为什么你穿成这样? |
| 426 | They're not gonna act like that on the first date. | 他们不会在第一次约会时那样 |
| 427 | They're just looking to smash, right? | 他们只是想打碎,对不对? |
| 428 | So the fact of the matter is | 所以事实就是 |
| 429 | most men don't show up on first dates thinking, | 大部分男人不会在第一次约会时出现 |
| 430 | oh, please, Jesus, Allah, Buddha, | 哦,请,耶稣,阿拉,佛祖, |
| 431 | make this the last date I ever have to go on. | 把这作为我最后一次约会 |
| 432 | I'm ready for the one. | 我准备好了 |
| 433 | I'm ready for my wife. | 我为我的妻子准备好了。 |
| 434 | I wanna settle down today. | 今天我想安顿下来 |
| 435 | They're looking, they're thinking, | 他们在看,他们在想, |
| 436 | I hope she mostly looks like her pictures | 我希望她看起来很像她的照片 |
| 437 | and she lets me smash. | 她让我打碎。 |
| 438 | That's what most guys are thinking. | 大多数人都这么想 |
| 439 | So to get, and a lot of women, | 所以为了得到, 很多女人, |
| 440 | when they show up to their first date, | 当他们第一次约会时 |
| 441 | they're not thinking, I sure hope this guy | 他们没在想,我希望这家伙 |
| 442 | just buys me a couple of drinks, | 只是请我喝两杯 |
| 443 | uses me sexually and never calls me again, you know? | 利用我性欲 再也不给我打电话,你知道吗? |
| 444 | And yet that can happen, right? | 但是,这可能会发生,对不对? |
| 445 | So it's like most women don't show up on a date | 所以大多数女人都不约会 |
| 446 | thinking or expecting that they're gonna go back | 想着或者想着他们会回去 |
| 447 | to a guy's house and have sex. | 去男人家做爱 |
| 448 | And yet that happens every, like all the time, right? | 却总是这样 对吧? |
| 449 | Why? | 为什么? |
| 450 | Because that guy had a plan, that guy had some game, | 因为那家伙有计划, 那家伙有一些游戏, |
| 451 | and that guy was moving interaction | 那家伙在移动互动 |
| 452 | in the direction of that kind of relationship. | 在那种关系的方向。 |
| 453 | The same thing happens for the committed relationships | 承诺的关系也一样 |
| 454 | that women want. | 这是女人想要的。 |
| 455 | They don't just happen. | 他们不只是发生。 |
| 456 | They happen because a woman had a plan, | 发生这种情况是因为一个女人有计划 |
| 457 | she had some game, and she was guiding the relationship | 她有一些游戏, 她指导的关系 |
| 458 | in the direction of that kind of encounter. | 在那种交锋的方向。 |
| 459 | Very few guys are gonna give that voluntarily, | 很少有人会自愿送货 |
| 460 | just like very few women are just handing out sex to guys | 就像很少有女人在给男人发性爱 |
| 461 | just because they want it, right? | 只是因为他们想要,对不对? |
| 462 | Wanting is free. | 想要是免费的。 |
| 463 | It costs nothing to want things. | 想要的东西并不费钱。 |
| 464 | My wanting sex from women has never persuaded | 我对女人的渴望从未说服过 |
| 465 | any single woman to give it to me in my entire life. | 任何单身女人都会给我 |
| 466 | Why would a woman wanting commitment or marriage | 为什么一个女人想要承诺或结婚 |
| 467 | or exclusivity or et cetera, | 或排他性或等等, |
| 468 | why should that motivate me in and of itself | 为什么这应该激励我本身 |
| 469 | to give that to her? | 把它给她? |
| 470 | Like there has to be some back and forth, | 就像一定有一些前后, |
| 471 | there has to be some strategy, | 一定有一些策略, |
| 472 | and there has to be some, | 一定有一些, |
| 473 | the value proposition has to make sense. | 价值建议必须合理。 |
| 474 | So to boil down the transaction | 所以,把交易整理下来 |
| 475 | that's hopefully taking place, | 希望这是发生在, |
| 476 | the woman is looking for a commitment | 那个女人在寻找承诺 |
| 477 | and a better lifestyle, | 和更好的生活方式, |
| 478 | and the man is looking for an attractive sexual partner. | 男人正在寻找一个迷人的性伴侣。 |
| 479 | Most guys don't get beyond that, that's right. | 多数人不会超越这个范围 没错 |
| 480 | They're like, I just wanted to have sex. | 他们喜欢,我只是想做爱。 |
| 481 | That's why I called you up, you looked hot. | 这就是为什么我打电话给你, 你看起来很性感。 |
| 482 | And eventually, hopefully they develop feelings. | 最终,希望他们发展出感情。 |
| 483 | Often, not always. | 经常,并不总是。 |
| 484 | Not always. | 并不总是 |
| 485 | But yeah, I mean, what did Hannibal Lecter say? | 但是,是的,我的意思是, 汉尼拔莱克特说什么? |
| 486 | We covet what we see every day. | 我们日复一日地渴望所见 |
| 487 | So it's like, and there's the psychological term for that | 所以,它就像, 有一个心理术语 |
| 488 | I think is the mere exposure effect, | 我认为仅仅是暴露效应, |
| 489 | which is the well-documented phenomenon | 这是有充分记载的现象 |
| 490 | that people just feel more positively | 人们只是觉得更积极 |
| 491 | towards people, brands, ideas that they see every day. | 对人们,品牌,想法 他们每天都看到。 |
| 492 | That's part of why marketing works, | 这就是为什么营销工作的一部分, |
| 493 | is that if I give you two brands | 如果我给你两个牌子 |
| 494 | and you've heard of this one | 你听说过这个 |
| 495 | and you haven't heard of this one, | 你没听说过这个 |
| 496 | you're gonna feel more positively disposed towards this one | 你会觉得对这个更积极 |
| 497 | just because you're familiar with it. | 只是因为你熟悉它。 |
| 498 | In fact, a great deal of dating | 事实上,很多约会 |
| 499 | and the emotion attached to that | 和情感的附着 |
| 500 | is really just familiarity, | 真的只是熟悉, 说说看, |
| 501 | as opposed to, let's say, love. | 而不是,让我们说,爱。 |
| 502 | But I digress. | 但我会分身 |
| 503 | Okay, so a woman's in, | 好吧,所以一个女人英寸 |
| 504 | she's now being the nastiest latest version of herself. | 她现在是她最恶心的 最新版本自己。 |
| 505 | So how can she convert that | 所以她怎么能改变这个 |
| 506 | into the kind of relationship that she wants? | 进入她想要的那种关系? |
| 507 | The key to stay there, | 留在那里的钥匙, |
| 508 | the key to deepen the intimacy of that relationship | 深化这种关系的关键 |
| 509 | beyond a pure sexual dynamic | 超越纯粹的性动力 |
| 510 | is for the woman to become useful. | 是为了让女人变得有用 |
| 511 | She has to be of use to the man | 她一定对男人有用 |
| 512 | in order to justify her introduction | 以证明她的介绍是合理的 |
| 513 | into increasingly intimate circles of his lifestyle. | 他的生活方式越来越亲密 |
| 514 | So let's go out on the limb and say that the men | 所以让我们出去的四肢 并说男人 |
| 515 | that the women are generally targeting | 妇女一般以 |
| 516 | for their relationships are not just like shmoes | 因为他们的关系不只是像洗手间 |
| 517 | who are sleeping on the couch in their parents' basement. | 他们睡在他们父母的地下室的沙发上 |
| 518 | These are generally guys who are successful, | 这些人一般都是成功的 |
| 519 | who are rich, who are high status, | 他们是富裕的,是崇高的, |
| 520 | who have prestigious professions. | 他们有崇高的职业。 |
| 521 | Maybe they're famous. | 也许他们很出名 |
| 522 | Like, these women weren't there for this guy's struggles. | 喜欢,这些女人不在那里 这家伙的挣扎。 |
| 523 | They weren't there for when he was up and coming. | 他起身来的时候他们不在 |
| 524 | They're targeting him now | 他们现在瞄准他了 |
| 525 | because of his fully extrapolated lifestyle, okay? | 因为他完全推论的生活方式,好吗? |
| 526 | That's basically the biggest bait | 这基本上是最大的诱饵 |
| 527 | that men can use to attract women is lifestyle. | 男人可以用来吸引女人 就是生活方式 |
| 528 | The joke is basically that men want the Barbie doll. | 笑话是男人想要芭比娃娃 |
| 529 | That's it. | 就这样 |
| 530 | We'll take the clothes off and just, we want the doll. | 我们把衣服脱了,我们想要娃娃 |
| 531 | Don't tell me the name, don't tell me the story. | 别告诉我名字,别告诉我故事 |
| 532 | We just want the doll. | 我们只要那娃娃 |
| 533 | And what women want is all the shit the Ken doll comes with. | 女人想要的就是 肯娃娃带来的狗屎 |
| 534 | That's why there's Cowboy Ken and there's Stockbroker Ken | 这就是为什么有牛仔肯和股票经纪人肯 |
| 535 | and there's Malibu Stacy Ken. | 还有马里布·斯泰西·肯 |
| 536 | And they'll throw the Ken away | 他们会把肯丢掉 |
| 537 | and they'll just play with the accessories | 他们只是玩 配件 |
| 538 | and the dream house. | 还有梦中之屋 |
| 539 | And that's why the gendered complaints | 这就是为什么性别投诉 |
| 540 | always fall along the lines | 总是沿着这条线坠落 |
| 541 | of the man is just using me, the woman, for sex | 那个男人只是利用我这个女人来做爱 |
| 542 | and the woman is just using me, the man, for my resources | 女人只是利用我,男人, 为了我的资源 |
| 543 | and won't even fuck me. | 连我都不干 |
| 544 | I have never ever in my life heard a woman complain to me, | 我这辈子从没听过女人向我抱怨 |
| 545 | I pay for the house, I pay for the car, | 我付房子,我付车, |
| 546 | I gave him the kids that he wanted | 我给了他想要的孩子 |
| 547 | and he still won't touch me. | 他还是不会碰我。 |
| 548 | I've never heard that, not even once. | 我从来没有听说过, 甚至一次。 |
| 549 | And I've never heard a man complain | 我从来没有听说过一个男人抱怨 |
| 550 | that he was just being used by a woman sexually. | 他被一个女人利用了 |
| 551 | I, sometimes in my past, I've wondered | 我,有时在我的过去,我想知道 |
| 552 | if I just wasn't attractive enough | 如果我不够吸引人 |
| 553 | to be used sexually by a woman. | 被一个女人性地利用 |
| 554 | I mean, I think it might even be | 我的意思是,我觉得它甚至可能是 |
| 555 | kind of a refreshing change of pace. | 节奏的变了 |
| 556 | And that's an interesting failure, | 这是一个有趣的失败, |
| 557 | intersexual understanding that men don't often see | 性间的理解 男人不常看到 |
| 558 | the problem of being sexually objectified | 被性攻击的问题 |
| 559 | because they think it's a compliment, | 因为他们觉得那是赞美 |
| 560 | but I can see how it would be uncomfortable | 但我看得出来会很不舒服 |
| 561 | for women to be sexually objectified | 使妇女成为性对象 |
| 562 | by men that they don't want to be sexually objectified by. | 他们不想被性攻击 |
| 563 | So, once you're in, you want to be useful. | 所以,一旦你加入,你想成为有用的。 |
| 564 | This guy has been targeted by you | 这家伙被你盯上了 |
| 565 | because he's got a lot going on. | 因为他有很多事情要做 |
| 566 | Don't create problems for him | 别给他制造麻烦 |
| 567 | because the more you rock the boat, | 因为越是摇动船, |
| 568 | the more time, energy, and attention | 时间、精力和注意力 |
| 569 | he has to take away from everything that's working, | 他必须放弃一切工作 |
| 570 | which is why you're there, | 这就是为什么你在那里, |
| 571 | is to enjoy the extrapolated lifestyle to focus on you. | 享受你的生活方式 |
| 572 | So, don't rock the boat, | 所以,不要摇船, |
| 573 | don't make any unnecessary problems, | 不要制造任何不必要的问题, |
| 574 | and then look around. | 然后看看周围。 |
| 575 | Like, open your eyes, open your ears, listen to the guy. | 比如,睁开眼睛,睁开耳朵,听那个人的话 |
| 576 | The guy will tell you all the time where he's struggling, | 那家伙会告诉你 他一直在挣扎的地方, |
| 577 | where he still needs assistance, | 在那里他仍然需要帮助, |
| 578 | where his bottlenecks happen to be, | 他的瓶颈恰好是 |
| 579 | and then just start to help him. | 然后开始帮他 |
| 580 | Just start to help him. | 刚刚开始帮助他。 |
| 581 | If you see that something needs to be done | 如果你看到需要做点什么 |
| 582 | and no one else is doing it, | 而没有人这样做, |
| 583 | congratulations, you've just been elected, you know? | 恭喜,你刚刚当选,你知道吗? |
| 584 | And why would you do this? | 你为什么要这么做? |
| 585 | Because I know a lot of women out there are thinking, | 因为我知道很多女人在想 |
| 586 | Ryan, this is a terrible idea. | 瑞安,这是个糟糕的主意。 |
| 587 | I'm gonna have to like, | 我必须喜欢, |
| 588 | what am I getting out of all this? | 我从这得到什么? |
| 589 | I have to do all this stuff for a man? | 我必须为男人做这些事? |
| 590 | Well, what you're getting out of this is job security. | 好吧,你得到的 是工作保障。 |
| 591 | Because the idea here is once you start to do things | 因为一旦你开始做事 |
| 592 | in an instrumental way that are necessary | 以必要的工具方式 |
| 593 | for the maintenance and the propagation | 维修和传播 |
| 594 | of this man's lifestyle, | 这个人的生活方式, |
| 595 | you become essentially indispensable to the whole machinery. | 你成为整个机器不可或缺的人 |
| 596 | It would be very difficult or painful | 这将是非常困难或痛苦的 |
| 597 | to extricate you from all of the good stuff | 让你摆脱所有好东西 |
| 598 | that that guy has. | 那个家伙有。 |
| 599 | That's where he's vulnerable, where he needs help. | 他在那里很脆弱,需要帮助 |
| 600 | Because if you show up, don't see that as like a chore, | 因为如果你出现, 不要把它看成一个胆小鬼, |
| 601 | see that as an opportunity. | 认为这是一个机会。 |
| 602 | Oh, I'll take care of that, that's great. | 哦,我会处理的,这是伟大的。 |
| 603 | Because it gives you one more like purchase into that life. | 因为它给你一个像购买 生活。 |
| 604 | If you can take care of that, | 如果你能处理好 |
| 605 | it's gonna be very, very difficult to get rid of you. | 很难摆脱你 |
| 606 | And it also means that you're gonna be around more and more | 也意味着你将会在越来越多的地方 |
| 607 | and you're gonna be privy to increasingly levels | 并且你将会越来越深入 |
| 608 | of intimacy in his lifestyle. | 他的生活方式很亲密 |
| 609 | And that's basically how you achieve de facto commitment | 这就是你如何实现事实上的承诺 |
| 610 | and exclusivity from a man. | 和排他性从一个人。 |
| 611 | And you're integrating yourself into his life | 而你正在把自己融入他的生活 |
| 612 | and you're also the best sexual partner | 你也是最好的性伴侣 |
| 613 | he's probably ever had. | 他可能曾经有过。 |
| 614 | That man is never gonna fucking leave you. | 那个人永远不会离开你 |
| 615 | If you fuck his brains out, | 如果你他妈的他的脑袋了, |
| 616 | don't cause problems and help him, | 别惹麻烦 帮他 |
| 617 | and men are not difficult. | 男人并不难 |
| 618 | Like you can get any man that you want | 就像你可以得到任何你想要的男人一样 |
| 619 | and keep him if you do those things. | 并留住他 如果你做那些事情。 |
| 620 | He could be a millionaire, he could be a billionaire, | 他可能是一个百万富翁, 他可能是一个亿万富翁, |
| 621 | he could be an athlete, he could be a celebrity, | 他可以当运动员,也可以当名人 |
| 622 | he could be a neurosurgeon, he could be a rock star, | 他可能是神经外科医生 也可能是摇滚明星 |
| 623 | whatever floats your boat, that's what you do. | 无论你漂浮在船上,这就是你的工作。 |
| 624 | But there's still one thing a woman can do to screw it up. | 但女人还是能搞砸的 |
| 625 | Yes, so women got in touch with me and they said, | 是的,所以女人接触我 他们说, |
| 626 | Oh, Ryan, I tried all those things | 瑞安,我试过这些 |
| 627 | and it still didn't work. | 但还是没成功 |
| 628 | And I believed them. | 而我相信他们。 |
| 629 | Some women do do those things. | 有些女人做这种事 |
| 630 | I mean, there are certainly some women out there, | 我的意思是,肯定有一些女人在那里, |
| 631 | I mentioned some of them, | 我提到了其中的一些 |
| 632 | who know exactly what sexual buttons | 谁知道什么是性按钮 |
| 633 | to push in a man to turn him into jelly. | 逼人把他变成果冻 |
| 634 | And they are great with let's say the love bombing | 他们很擅长说爱情爆炸 |
| 635 | and they show up and they over deliver | 他们出现,他们完成 |
| 636 | with what they're willing to do | 他们愿意做的事 |
| 637 | in the context of that relationship. | 在这种关系的范围内。 |
| 638 | Maybe they don't do it quite long enough | 也许他们做的不够久 |
| 639 | to really be fully integrated into his lifestyle, | 完全融入他的生活方式, |
| 640 | but they do those things. | 但他们这样做。 |
| 641 | A lot of women, unfortunately, can snatch defeat | 很不幸,很多女人都会被打败 |
| 642 | from the jaws of success by doing one thing. | 从成功的下巴 通过做一件事。 |
| 643 | And that one thing is disrespecting men. | 还有一件事就是不尊重男人 |
| 644 | This is what I call the unbreakable rule | 这就是我所说的不可突破的规则 |
| 645 | a woman can never, ever, ever allow herself | 女人永远不能允许自己 |
| 646 | to disrespect the man that she wants to be | 不尊重她想要成为的男人 |
| 647 | in a long-term committed relationship with. | 在长期承诺的关系。 |
| 648 | And there's a number of reasons for that. | 然此亦有数种因缘. |
| 649 | But one of the least appreciated ones is that | 但最不值得赞赏的是 |
| 650 | if a woman allows herself to disrespect this man | 如果一个女人允许自己不尊重这个男人 |
| 651 | and he allows that as well, | 他允许这样, |
| 652 | then over time, the dynamic of that relationship | 然后随着时间推移, 这种关系的动态 |
| 653 | will shift to the point where that woman | 将转向那个女人 |
| 654 | is functionally with a shell of a man | 在功能上与一个男人的外壳 |
| 655 | that is no longer a person that she can respect | 她已经不是她能尊重的人了 |
| 656 | or be attracted to. | 或者被吸引起来。 |
| 657 | And that's generally when she looks for the door. | 这一般是她找门的时候 |
| 658 | So disrespecting a man usually provokes conflict, | 所以不尊重一个人 通常会引起冲突, |
| 659 | which rocks the boat, | 使船摇晃, |
| 660 | which goes against the things | 与物为敌 |
| 661 | that I was talking about earlier. | 我之前说的 |
| 662 | And it decreases a woman's own attraction for a man, | 这降低了女人对男人的吸引力 |
| 663 | especially if he doesn't respond effectively. | 特别是如果他没有有效反应的话 |
| 664 | And what do they say in the Bible? | 圣经里怎么说? |
| 665 | It's like a wise woman builds her house with her hands | 这就像一个聪明的女人 用手建房子 |
| 666 | and tears it down, my ellipses, with her mouth. | 并撕下来,我的椭圆, 用她的嘴。 |
| 667 | It's like a lot of women will open their mouth | 好像很多女人会张开嘴 |
| 668 | and talk their way out of the relationship | 和谈他们的出路 关系 |
| 669 | that they could have had with the men | 他们本可以和男人们在一起的 |
| 670 | who actually wanted to have it with them. | 他们其实想带着它 |
| 671 | And they do this because in the moment, | 他们这样做是因为在此刻 |
| 672 | they might be frustrated or impatient. | 他们可能感到沮丧或不耐烦。 |
| 673 | So it's emotional regulation and self-soothing. | 所以这是情绪调节和自慰. |
| 674 | Women also disrespect men in less obvious ways. | 妇女也以不太明显的方式不尊重男子。 |
| 675 | I mean, obvious ways are verbal abuse, | 我的意思是,明显的方式是辱骂, |
| 676 | criticism, physical abuse, mocking, | 批评、身体虐待、嘲笑、 |
| 677 | especially in front of other people. | 尤其是在别人面前 |
| 678 | But a woman can also disrespect a man | 但女人也可以不尊重男人 |
| 679 | by demanding explanations, by interrogating him. | 要求解释 审讯他 |
| 680 | These are forms of disrespect | 这些都是不尊重的形式 |
| 681 | because they play inappropriately with power differentials. | 因为他们玩的不恰当的 权力差。 |
| 682 | The right to demand an explanation, | 要求解释的权利, |
| 683 | the right to ask questions | 提问权 |
| 684 | always goes from the high to the low. | 总是从高到低 |
| 685 | It never goes the other way around. | 永不退转. |
| 686 | Just think about the military. | 想想军队 |
| 687 | If I were your commanding officer and I called you in | 如果我是你的指挥官,我叫你进来 |
| 688 | and I told you about a mission, | 我告诉过你一个任务, |
| 689 | you wouldn't have the right to ask me a bunch of questions | 你没有权利问我一堆问题 |
| 690 | before you decided whether you were gonna accept the mission. | 在你决定是否接受任务之前 |
| 691 | That would be insubordination and it wouldn't be tolerated. | 那样就是不服从命令 绝对不能容忍 |
| 692 | So there's a way to get the kind of information | 所以有办法获得信息 |
| 693 | that you want from a man without interrogating, | 你想从一个男人 而不审问, |
| 694 | without shaming, without demanding. | 没有羞辱,没有要求。 |
| 695 | You do not have to always agree with a man. | 你不必总是同意一个男人。 |
| 696 | That would be impossible | 这是不可能的 |
| 697 | because men, we men do all kinds of boneheaded things, | 因为男人,我们男人做 各种各样的骨头的事情, |
| 698 | all the fucking time. | 他妈的所有的时间。 |
| 699 | So women do not have to approve of a guy, | 所以女人不必喜欢男人 |
| 700 | but they absolutely have to find ways to disapprove, | 但他们必须找到不赞成的办法, |
| 701 | disagree without disrespecting. | 不同意,没有不尊重。 |
| 702 | And that's absolutely something that can be possible. | 这绝对是有可能的。 |
| 703 | The general rule of thumb is if you wouldn't say that | 一般的拇指规则是如果你不说 |
| 704 | in that way to your boss, | 这样对你老板 |
| 705 | if you were interested in keeping your job, | 如果你有兴趣保住你的工作 |
| 706 | you shouldn't say that to a man. | 你不应该对一个人说。 |
| 707 | So that was some great advice for the women. | 所以,这是一些伟大的建议 给女性。 |
| 708 | What do men need to provide | 男人需要提供什么 |
| 709 | in order to find the woman they want? | 为了找到他们想要的女人? |
| 710 | It seems the ability to provide a better lifestyle | 似乎有能力提供更好的生活方式 |
| 711 | is the number one thing a woman is looking for, right? | 女人想要的就是头号目标 对吧? |
| 712 | Oh, generally, yes. | 哦,总的来说,是的。 |
| 713 | So women treat men the way men treat jobs. | 所以女人对待男人的方式 男人对待工作的方式。 |
| 714 | And this will help men not take the dating process | 这会帮助男人不 采取约会过程 |
| 715 | as personally as they might otherwise. | 和他们个人一样,否则。 |
| 716 | Think of it this way. | 这么想 |
| 717 | You might, as a man, | 你可以,作为一个男人, |
| 718 | have no problems at your current employment. | 您目前的工作没有问题。 |
| 719 | You might feel that you're perfectly happy there. | 你可能觉得自己很快乐 |
| 720 | But if one day a recruiter called up and said, | 但是如果有一天一个招募者打电话说 |
| 721 | hey, Orion, I got an offer for you. | 嘿,猎户座,我有一个提议给你。 |
| 722 | Would you be interested in coming over to this company? | 你有兴趣来这家公司吗? |
| 723 | We'll triple your salary. | 我们会给你三倍的工资 |
| 724 | We'll give you unlimited paid time off. | 我们会给你无限的带薪假 |
| 725 | We'll give you a promotion. | 我们会给你升职的 |
| 726 | And we'll make sure that you never have to work | 我们会确保你不用工作 |
| 727 | on any of the projects you don't wanna work on ever again. | 任何你不想再工作的项目 |
| 728 | I'll take it. | 我来 |
| 729 | You're at least gonna consider that offer strongly. | 你至少会认真考虑这个提议 |
| 730 | And the vast majority of people are gonna say, | 大多数人会说, |
| 731 | you know what, there's no problem here, | 你知道,这里没有问题, |
| 732 | but I have to do this for my career. | 但为了事业我必须这么做 |
| 733 | And that's what a lot of guys hear, | 很多人都这么说 |
| 734 | especially when they're young, | 尤其是他们年轻的时候 |
| 735 | when the women break things off, | 当妇女们解除一切的时候, |
| 736 | because in the vast majority of cases, | 因为绝大多数情况下 |
| 737 | that's what women do. | 女人就是这样 |
| 738 | They say something like, you know, you were great. | 他们说你很棒 |
| 739 | I don't have any complaints about this. | 我对此没有任何不满. |
| 740 | I just have to do this for me. | 我只能为我这么做了 |
| 741 | This is something that I need to do for myself right now. | 我现在需要为自己做点什么 |
| 742 | It's the same thing. | 亦复如是. |
| 743 | And everybody will understand at that company | 大家都会明白的 |
| 744 | that this was the right move for your career. | 这是你职业生涯的正确举动 |
| 745 | No one is going to say, oh, after all, | 毕竟没有人会说 |
| 746 | all we've done for you, it's a fucking job. | 我们为你所做的一切,这是他妈的工作。 |
| 747 | It's business. | 是业. |
| 748 | And if that person were in the same position, | 如果那个人是同一个人 |
| 749 | he or she would also have accepted the offer as well. | 他(或她)也会接受这一提议。 |
| 750 | So we don't need to get on our high horse | 所以我们不用骑高马 |
| 751 | and pretend to a righteousness | 你应当为正义而伪装, |
| 752 | that we probably don't possess. | 我们可能没有 |
| 753 | So the best way to attract a woman | 所以吸引女人的最好办法 |
| 754 | is to be a woman's best offer, | 是一个女人最好的报价, |
| 755 | to be a woman's best option, okay? | 成为女人最好的选择,好吗? |
| 756 | And this is no small feat, | 这可不是什么小事 |
| 757 | because when you're 18 and you're a man, | 因为当你18岁,你是一个男人, |
| 758 | you have fuck all. | 你他妈都干了 |
| 759 | Like, it's extremely difficult to be a young man | 喜欢,这是极其困难 作为一个年轻人 |
| 760 | in today's society, | 在今天的社会中, |
| 761 | and it is not appreciated at all in popular culture. | 而在大众文化中却完全不受重视。 |
| 762 | It's very, very difficult, | 这是非常,非常困难的, |
| 763 | because at 18 women don't want you, | 因为18岁的女人不想要你 |
| 764 | because you have nothing that women want. | 因为你没有女人想要的东西 |
| 765 | You don't have any wealth. | 你没有任何财富。 |
| 766 | You don't have any status. | 你没有任何地位。 |
| 767 | You don't have any emotional maturity. | 你没有感情成熟 |
| 768 | You're not ready to settle down and have kids. | 你还没准备好安顿下来生孩子 |
| 769 | You're useless. | 你没用 |
| 770 | You're just a big throbbing hard-on, | 你只是一团糟 |
| 771 | and you can't even use that to transact | 你甚至不能用它来进行交易 |
| 772 | for anything of interest for the woman. | 任何与女人有关的事情 |
| 773 | And you're kind of useless to men, | 你对男人也没用 |
| 774 | because you have no skills. | 因为你没有技能 |
| 775 | You have no experience. | 你没有经验 |
| 776 | You have no mastery. | 你没有本事 |
| 777 | You're a liability on the fucking team. | 你是球队中的责任者 |
| 778 | Like, I can help you. | 我可以帮你 |
| 779 | You can't help me. | 你帮不了我 |
| 780 | God forbid I have to fall, | 上帝不让我跌倒, |
| 781 | because are you gonna catch me? | 因为你会抓住我吗? |
| 782 | Absolutely not. | 绝对不是。 |
| 783 | So it's like, young men are double fucked. | 所以,这就像,年轻人是双重性交。 |
| 784 | They're at the lowest of the low | 他们是最低的 |
| 785 | of all of their status hierarchies | 他们的地位等级 |
| 786 | that they have to compete in. | 他们必须竞争。 |
| 787 | And they can be that way for 10 years, | 他们可以这样10年, |
| 788 | because it can take about that long | 因为它可以花那么长时间 |
| 789 | to develop an emotionally compelling lifestyle | 发展一种情感上吸引人的生活方式 |
| 790 | that might be the best option for a woman | 这可能是女人的最好选择 |
| 791 | that that man is authentically attracted to, okay? | 那个人真的被吸引了,好吗? |
| 792 | So what do men have to do? | 那么,男人必须做什么? |
| 793 | They have to do a lot. | 他们必须做很多。 |
| 794 | And the first thing they have to do | 他们必须做的第一件事 |
| 795 | is they have to learn how to wait. | 他们必须学会等待 |
| 796 | So this has to do with, | 所以,这与, |
| 797 | let's call it the normalized sexual marketplace values | 我们称之为正常的性市场价值 |
| 798 | of men and women, according to the research. | 研究显示,男女的性别状况。 |
| 799 | So women's normalized sexual marketplace value | 所以,妇女正常的性市场价值 |
| 800 | peaks at 18 years old | 18岁高峰期 |
| 801 | and drops precipitously from that day forward. | 从那日起,他们就坠落, |
| 802 | It never rises again. | 永无复起. |
| 803 | Men's normalized sexual marketplace value | 男子的性市场价值正常化 |
| 804 | is lowest at 18, gradually rises up until about 40, | 最低是18岁,逐渐上升到40岁左右 |
| 805 | remains constant for about another 20 years, | 再维持20年左右, |
| 806 | and then slowly declines into old age. | 然后慢慢地衰老起来 |
| 807 | It isn't until 30 years old | 才30岁 |
| 808 | that the average male sexual marketplace value | 男性性市场平均价值 |
| 809 | exceeds the average woman's sexual marketplace value | 超过女性平均性市场价值 |
| 810 | for the very first time. | 这是第一次 |
| 811 | This means that women's default action is to act. | 这意味着妇女的违约行为就是采取行动。 |
| 812 | Like all things being equal, | 就像一切平等一样, |
| 813 | they will never be in a moment | 他们永远不会在某一刻 |
| 814 | where they can demand the relationship they want | 他们可以要求他们想要的关系 |
| 815 | from the man they want to have it with than today, | 从男人 他们想拥有它 比今天, |
| 816 | because for the vast majority of women, | 因为对于绝大多数妇女来说, |
| 817 | this is when they're going to have their highest valuation | 这是他们最高价值的时候 |
| 818 | in the sexual marketplace. | 在性市场。 |
| 819 | So their default is to act. | 所以他们的默认是采取行动。 |
| 820 | On the other hand, | 另一方面, |
| 821 | most men will never be more disadvantaged | 大部分男人都处于最不利的地位 |
| 822 | in the sexual marketplace than they are today. | 在性市场 比今天。 |
| 823 | With each passing year, they accumulate more experience, | 年复一年,他们积累更多的经验, |
| 824 | more wealth, more status, more prestige, | 财富、地位、威望 |
| 825 | and these are the things that are instrumentally connected | 这些东西是用工具连接的 |
| 826 | to women's attraction to men. | 女人对男人的吸引力。 |
| 827 | So the first thing that men need to learn how to do | 所以,第一件事 男人需要学习如何做 |
| 828 | is to wait, because it could be a while. | 等待,因为可能要等一会儿。 |
| 829 | It could be a while before they can start to enjoy | 可能还有一段时间 他们才开始享受 |
| 830 | an advantage in the sexual marketplace. | 性交易市场中的优势 |
| 831 | And most guys don't get there | 而大多数男人都到不了那里 |
| 832 | in the sense that they commit and foreclose | 他们犯下和取消赎回权 |
| 833 | before they experience that possibility. | 在他们体验到这种可能性之前 |
| 834 | It's not a coincidence that the average age | 平均年龄不是巧合 |
| 835 | at first marriage in this country is 29. | 我国初婚时29岁。 |
| 836 | Remember I just said that 30 is the day when, | 记得我刚说过30岁是... |
| 837 | or the year when the sexual marketplace polarity switches | 性市场极性切换的年份 |
| 838 | for the very first time, it never ever returns. | 这是第一次,它永远不会回来。 |
| 839 | So most marriages happen at the last moment | 所以大多数婚姻发生在最后一刻 |
| 840 | that a woman enjoys a power differential | 妇女享有权力差别 |
| 841 | over the man in the sexual marketplace. | 在性市场的男人。 |
| 842 | This is the smartest fucking thing | 这是最聪明的 |
| 843 | that she could possibly do, | 她可以做到这一点, |
| 844 | because if she were to wait another year or two, | 因为如果她再等一两年 |
| 845 | she might not have been able to get that same commitment, | 她可能没有得到同样的承诺, |
| 846 | even from that same man, | 即使从同一个男人, |
| 847 | because she will have declined a little bit | 因为她会拒绝 |
| 848 | and he will have gone, and he'd be like, | 他就会离开,他会说, |
| 849 | oh, well, wait a minute, | 哦,好吧,等待一分钟, |
| 850 | I'm starting to get some options here. | 我开始得到一些选择。 |
| 851 | I kind of feel attractive. | 我觉得很吸引人 |
| 852 | Women are kind of showing themselves | 女人都露出来了 |
| 853 | that they're interested in me, | 他们对我感兴趣, |
| 854 | maybe for the very first time, you know what I'm saying? | 也许第一次,你知道我在说什么? |
| 855 | But most men never get to a place | 但大多数男人都找不到地方 |
| 856 | where they are more attractive | 他们更吸引人的地方 |
| 857 | than most of the women that they're dealing with. | 比她们对付的大多数女人都多 |
| 858 | And so they think that it's almost like | 所以他们觉得这就像 |
| 859 | just a woman's right or an innate privilege | 只是女人的权利或天生的特权 |
| 860 | to have that kind of attraction. | 拥有那种吸引力。 |
| 861 | It's not. | 这不是。 |
| 862 | It's just the consequence of being in a favorable moment | 这只是在有利的时刻的后果 |
| 863 | in the sexual marketplace. | 在性市场。 |
| 864 | Men don't always get there. | 男人不是总能到那里 |
| 865 | They have to play their cards right, | 他们得打好牌 |
| 866 | but they might get there eventually later in life, | 但他们可能会在晚年到达那里, |
| 867 | like a division one athlete | 像个分区的运动员 |
| 868 | or a professional athlete a little bit later in life, | 或职业运动员稍晚一点, |
| 869 | a partner at a prestigious law firm, | 在一个著名的律师事务所的合伙人, |
| 870 | a politician. | 一个政治家。 |
| 871 | These guys, they understand | 这些家伙,他们明白 |
| 872 | that because they've played their cards right, | 因为他们打的牌没错 |
| 873 | they have incredible optionality with women these days. | 这些天她们和女人有着不可思议的选择性 |
| 874 | Okay, so men need to learn how to wait. | 好吧,所以男人需要学会如何等待。 |
| 875 | So what do they have to, but they can't just sit there. | 他们必须做什么 但他们不能坐在那里 |
| 876 | So that men have to do three things really | 所以男人必须做三件事 |
| 877 | to become attractive to women. | 以吸引妇女。 |
| 878 | And these are things that I am extrapolating | 这些都是我推断的东西 |
| 879 | in the context of my metaphor for the sexual marketplace, | 以我对性市场的比喻 |
| 880 | which is a big dock, like a pier | 这是一个大码头, 像码头 |
| 881 | where all the ships moor, right? | 哪里是所有的船的沼泽,对不对? |
| 882 | Is that women are looking for a captain. | 女人在寻找船长 |
| 883 | And there are three things | 还有三件事 |
| 884 | that men have to do to become a captain. | 男人必须做一个队长。 |
| 885 | They have to build a boat, | 他们得造一条船 |
| 886 | they have to learn to sail, | 他们必须学会航行, |
| 887 | and they have to plot a course. | 他们必须设计一条路线。 |
| 888 | Build a boat, learn to sail, plot a course. | 造船,习航,谋航. |
| 889 | And those three things can take 10 years at least to do. | 这三件事至少需要十年的时间。 |
| 890 | And if it's gonna take 10 years, | 如果需要十年时间的话 |
| 891 | you might as well get started, right? | 你还是开始吧? |
| 892 | So build a boat is a metaphor for your lifestyle. | 所以造船是你们生活方式的比喻 |
| 893 | It's going to take two things to build a boat, | 造船需要两样东西 |
| 894 | resources, because wood ain't free, | 资源,因为木材不是免费的, |
| 895 | and it's going to take knowledge. | 和它要去取知识。 |
| 896 | The knowledge is a part | 知识是一部分 |
| 897 | that doesn't get a lot of air time in today's society. | 这在今天的社会中没有太多的广播时间。 |
| 898 | Everyone's thinking about the money. | 每个人都在想钱 |
| 899 | Money is extremely important. | 金钱是极其重要的。 |
| 900 | But if you don't have knowledge about how money works, | 但如果你不知道钱的用途 |
| 901 | you're not gonna be able to keep the money | 你将无法保存钱 |
| 902 | if your fool ass actually lucks out and is able to get it. | 如果你的蠢驴真的走运 并可以得到它。 |
| 903 | If you don't understand what women are and how they operate, | 如果你不明白什么是女人 以及她们是如何运作的 |
| 904 | you're not gonna be able to keep one | 你将无法保留一个 |
| 905 | if you actually have the good fortune | 如果你真的有好运气 |
| 906 | to attract one into your life. | 吸引一个进入你的生活。 |
| 907 | Do you understand? | 你明白吗? |
| 908 | So the knowledge that we're looking for | 所以我们要找的知识 |
| 909 | is awareness for how reality actually works. | 认识现实是如何运作的。 |
| 910 | Not how we want it to work, | 不是我们想要它如何工作, |
| 911 | not how we think it should work, | 我们不认为它应该如何工作, |
| 912 | not how our society tells us it's supposed to look, | 而不是我们的社会告诉我们 它应该看起来, |
| 913 | but how it actually works. | 但它是如何实际工作。 |
| 914 | Because if we can understand the principles and the laws | 因为如果我们能理解原则和法律 |
| 915 | by which reality operates, | 在现实中, |
| 916 | we can flow with those currents | 我们可以随流而流 |
| 917 | and we won't be vulnerable when we're out on the open sea. | 当我们在公海上时 我们不会变得脆弱 |
| 918 | So we need resources and we need the knowledge | 所以我们需要资源和知识 |
| 919 | and experience to be able to maintain | 和能够保持的经验 |
| 920 | all those good things that we built indefinitely. | 我们无休止地建造了这些好东西 |
| 921 | Because what's the point in taking a castle | 因为拿一个城堡有什么意义 |
| 922 | if we can't keep it, right? | 如果我们不能保留它,对不对? |
| 923 | Then we have to learn how to sail, | 然后我们要学会如何航行, |
| 924 | which is the development of some kind of mastery | 这是某种掌握的发展 |
| 925 | or expertise. | 或专业知识。 |
| 926 | The fact of the matter is that women want successful guys. | 事实是女人想要成功的男人 |
| 927 | And successful men are not necessarily virtuous men. | 成功的人不一定是善良的人 |
| 928 | They're not necessarily good men. | 他们不一定是好人 |
| 929 | They're not necessarily the best men or nice guys. | 他们不一定是最好的人 或好人。 |
| 930 | The fact of the matter is that successful men | 事实是,成功的男人 |
| 931 | are men that other people want things from. | 是别人想要的人 |
| 932 | That's it. | 就这样 |
| 933 | Successful men are successful to the extent | 成功的男子在程度上是成功的 |
| 934 | that lots of people want things from them. | 很多人想从他们那里得到东西。 |
| 935 | The more people want things from you, | 人们越想得到你的东西, |
| 936 | the more successful you are as a man. | 你作为一个男人越成功 |
| 937 | If nobody wants anything from you, | 如果没人要你帮忙 |
| 938 | no one will give you the fucking time of day | 没有人会给你一天他妈的时间 |
| 939 | if you're a guy. | 如果你是一个男人。 |
| 940 | That's just how it is. | 就是这样 |
| 941 | Now, this is the flip side of the male, | 这是雄性的反面 |
| 942 | this is the male experience to the equivalent to the, | 这是男性的经历 相当于, |
| 943 | let's say the sexual objectification | 说到性玩物 |
| 944 | that women complain about in the experience. | 女性在经历中抱怨。 |
| 945 | Men just wanna fuck me. | 男人只想和我做爱 |
| 946 | It's like, yeah, kinda. | 这就像,是的,有点。 |
| 947 | And if they didn't, they wouldn't be talking to you. | 如果他们没有, 他们不会跟你说话。 |
| 948 | The equivalent of that is, | 相当于, |
| 949 | well, these women just want things from me. | 这些女人只是想要我的东西 |
| 950 | It's like, yeah, but if they didn't, | 这就像,是的,但 如果他们没有, |
| 951 | they wouldn't be talking to you, dude. | 他们不会跟你说话,伙计。 |
| 952 | So it's like, pick your poison. | 所以它就像,选你的毒药。 |
| 953 | We both have our struggles to deal with. | 我们俩都要努力应付 |
| 954 | But ultimately, we have to be useful to others. | 但归根结底,我们必须对他人有用。 |
| 955 | And a successful man has developed a solution | 一个成功的人找到了解决办法 |
| 956 | for a problem that many people have. | 对于一个问题 很多人有。 |
| 957 | And those people will line up with dollars in their hand | 那些人会用手中的美元排队 |
| 958 | to hand it over to that guy for that solution, okay? | 把它交给那个家伙来解决,好吗? |
| 959 | So this could be anything | 所以,这可能是任何 |
| 960 | from being a successful community plumber | 从一个成功的社区水管工 |
| 961 | to being a startup entrepreneur | 作为创业者 |
| 962 | with the next app that's going to solve a social crisis. | 与下一个应用 将解决社会危机。 |
| 963 | It could be anything, | 它可以是任何东西, |
| 964 | but you need to be able to solve many people's problems. | 但你需要能够解决很多人的问题 |
| 965 | And many people will need to want things | 很多人需要的东西 |
| 966 | from you in order to be successful. | 从你们那里得来的,以便你们成功。 |
| 967 | That's learning how to sail. | 即学航海. |
| 968 | And the third component is plotting a course. | 第三个部分是规划一个课程。 |
| 969 | This is really important, | 这很重要 |
| 970 | is every man needs to have | 每一个男人都需要 |
| 971 | an overarching mission to his life. | 他一生中最重要的任务 |
| 972 | This is important because when we're out in the open sea, | 这很重要,因为我们在公海上的时候 |
| 973 | it's where there are no features of land, | 这是没有土地特征的地方, |
| 974 | it's very easy to get lost. | 这很容易迷路。 |
| 975 | And how did the navigators of old traverse the wastes? | 旧的航海家们是如何穿越废物的? |
| 976 | By looking at the stars, | 通过看星星, |
| 977 | because the stars relative to the earth | 因为恒星相对于地球 |
| 978 | move in very fixed patterns. | 以非常固定的模式移动。 |
| 979 | We also will be blown off course by currents and weather. | 我们也会被海流和天气吹走 |
| 980 | And if we don't have a star to sail by, | 如果我们没有星星可以航行 |
| 981 | it's going to be very difficult | 这将是非常困难的 |
| 982 | to get ourself back on course. | 让自己回到航线上 |
| 983 | And we can't get ourself back on course | 我们无法回到航线 |
| 984 | if of course we never had a course to begin with. | 当然,如果我们从来没有 一个课程开始。 |
| 985 | So the overarching mission to a man's life | 所以人类生命中最重要的任务 |
| 986 | also prevents him from doing stupid things | 也阻止他犯傻 |
| 987 | with respect to women, | 关于妇女, |
| 988 | like making women the center of his life. | 就像让女人成为他生活的中心 |
| 989 | The fastest way to lose a woman | 失去女人的最快办法 |
| 990 | is to make her the center of your life. | 让她成为你生活的中心 |
| 991 | Because women want a guy who's on his shit. | 因为女人想要一个男人 谁在他的狗屎。 |
| 992 | They want a guy with ambition, with drive, with purpose. | 他们想要一个有抱负,有驱动力,有目的的人. |
| 993 | They don't want to be that ambition driver purpose. | 他们不想成为那种野心的驱动者 |
| 994 | They want to be next to the guy with those things | 他们想跟那些家伙在一起 |
| 995 | and to enjoy the fruits | 享受水果, |
| 996 | of all of that ambition, drive and purpose. | 这些野心、动力和目的 |
| 997 | But if the woman becomes the ambition, drive and purpose, | 但如果女人成为野心、动力和目的 |
| 998 | then functionally the whole operation begins to fall apart. | 然后在功能上,整个操作开始崩溃。 |
| 999 | This also helps a guy to resist the urge to appease | 这也帮助一个人抗拒安抚的冲动 |
| 1000 | in moments of crisis with a woman. | 在危机时刻与一个女人。 |
| 1001 | Because it can very much happen | 因为它可以发生很多 |
| 1002 | in the course of a relationship | 在关系过程中 |
| 1003 | where an unhappy woman might make | 一个不快乐的女人可能会 |
| 1004 | certain unreasonable demands of a man. | 一个人的某些不合理要求。 |
| 1005 | Either you work too much, you spend too much time at work. | 要么你工作太忙 要么你花太多时间工作 |
| 1006 | Either you need to spend more time at home | 要么你多待一会儿 |
| 1007 | or I'm walking, for instance. | 或者我走路,比如说。 |
| 1008 | Well of course, him working so much is part of the reason | 当然,他工作这么多是原因之一 |
| 1009 | why she was attracted to him to begin with. | 为什么她一开始被他吸引 |
| 1010 | Him working so much is what got him the money | 他工作太忙了,所以他才有钱 |
| 1011 | and the houses and the reputation | 房屋和名声, |
| 1012 | that made it likely that she chose him | 所以她很可能会选择他 |
| 1013 | over all her other options. | 在她的其他选择。 |
| 1014 | She doesn't say when she goes out to dinner or on vacations | 她没说什么时候出去吃晚饭或度假 |
| 1015 | or when she drives her car | 或者当她开车的时候 |
| 1016 | that it's too bad that the guy works so much. | 可惜这家伙工作太忙了 |
| 1017 | And if this man in that moment | 如果这个人在那一刻 |
| 1018 | were to cater to that woman's demand | 是为了满足那个女人的要求 |
| 1019 | and he were to lose both his professional reputation | 和他要失去 他的职业声誉 |
| 1020 | and success and the relationship, he would deserve it. | 成功和关系, 他应该得到它。 |
| 1021 | That would be his foible. | 那将是他的失败。 |
| 1022 | And that's where men are mostly weak | 这就是男人大多软弱的地方 |
| 1023 | is a lot of guys find it very difficult | 很多人都觉得很困难 |
| 1024 | to stand up to a woman's negative emotionality, | 面对女人的负面情绪, |
| 1025 | whether it's their anger and their upsetness | 不管是他们的愤怒和不安 |
| 1026 | or their tears or their guilt tripping or their shaming. | 他们的眼泪、罪恶感、耻辱 |
| 1027 | All men, it seems, have an emotional thumbscrew. | 所有的男人,似乎, 有一个情感的拇指。 |
| 1028 | There's like one emotion for whatever reason | 无论出于什么原因,都有一种情感 |
| 1029 | is particularly difficult for them to bear. | 他们尤其难以承受。 |
| 1030 | And if a woman sticks around you long enough, | 如果一个女人在你身边待得够久的话 |
| 1031 | she's gonna figure out what that emotion is. | 她会想出那种情感是什么 |
| 1032 | And if she twists the screw on that particular emotion | 如果她在那种特殊情感上扭动螺丝 |
| 1033 | and you bend and you appease | 你弯腰,你安抚 |
| 1034 | and you change as a consequence of attempting to avoid | 并因试图逃避而改变 |
| 1035 | that temporary pain and discomfort | 暂时的疼痛和不适 |
| 1036 | of coming into contact with that unpreferred emotion, | 与那种不受欢迎的情绪接触, |
| 1037 | what you will do is create a monster in your relationship | 你要做的就是在你的关系中制造一个怪物 |
| 1038 | because you'd be training this woman unconsciously | 因为你会无意识地训练这个女人 |
| 1039 | to know that whenever she really needed | 当她真正需要的时候 |
| 1040 | to get what she wanted, | 为了得到她想要的 |
| 1041 | all she had to do was hurt you in this way. | 她只好这样伤害你 |
| 1042 | And she loses respect. | 她会失去尊重 |
| 1043 | She loses respect. | 她会失去尊重 |
| 1044 | And the guy feels even less appreciated as well | 那家伙也更不高兴 |
| 1045 | because she often doesn't even want the thing | 因为她常常不想要这个东西 |
| 1046 | that she's demanding in that moment. | 在那一刻她要求。 |
| 1047 | So it's just not a bad, it's a very bad idea, | 所以这只是不坏, 这是一个非常糟糕的主意, |
| 1048 | let's put it that way. | 这么说吧 |
| 1049 | So that's what men have to do to attract a woman. | 这就是男人必须做的 吸引女人。 |
| 1050 | They have to build a ship, | 他们必须造船 |
| 1051 | which is to develop an extrapolated, interesting, | 即发展出一种推论的、有趣的、 |
| 1052 | emotionally compelling lifestyle. | 情感上逼人的生活方式。 |
| 1053 | They have to learn to sail, | 他们必须学会航行, |
| 1054 | which is they have to develop expertise and skills | 他们必须发展专门知识和技能 |
| 1055 | that are of use to other people. | 这对别人有用。 |
| 1056 | And they have to plot a course. | 他们必须计划一个路线。 |
| 1057 | They need to have an overarching mission to their life, | 他们需要有一个首要的使命 他们的生活, |
| 1058 | something that is more important to them | 对他们更重要的事 |
| 1059 | than I guess anything else, really. | 比我想的任何东西,真的。 |
| 1060 | It has to be more important than anything else. | 更须重于一切. |
| 1061 | If it's not, then a woman will figure out | 如果不是,那么女人会明白的 |
| 1062 | what that other thing will be, | 那东西会是什么? |
| 1063 | and that will be your downfall. | 那就是你的下场 |
| 1064 | That will be your downfall. | 那是你的下场 |
| 1065 | So you've told us what women can do | 所以你告诉我们女人能做什么 |
| 1066 | to get the man they want, | 为了得到他们想要的人, |
| 1067 | and you've told us what men could do | 你告诉我们男人可以做什么 |
| 1068 | to get the women they want, | 要得到她们想要的女人, |
| 1069 | but there's more to it, isn't there? | 但还有更多,不是吗? |
| 1070 | Of course. | 当然 |
| 1071 | The game. | 游戏 |
| 1072 | Oh yeah, the game is infinite. | 哦,是的,游戏是无限的。 |
| 1073 | I can be a wealthy, handsome man with a great future | 我可以成为一个富有,帅气的人 有美好的未来 |
| 1074 | sitting at a bar on Saturday night, | 星期六晚上坐在酒吧里, |
| 1075 | and nothing's gonna happen for me, right? | 我也不会有事的 对吧? |
| 1076 | Correct. | 没错 |
| 1077 | Especially if you're a man. | 尤其是你是个男人 |
| 1078 | If you are a decently attractive woman | 如果你是个有魅力的女人 |
| 1079 | and you were to sit by yourself at a bar on a Saturday night, | 星期六晚上 你一个人坐在酒吧里 |
| 1080 | whether you wanted it or not, you would soon have company. | 不管你是否想要, 你很快就会有伴。 |
| 1081 | But a man could be brilliant, he could be rich, | 但一个人可以聪明,他可以富有, |
| 1082 | he could be a neurosurgeon, | 他可能是神经外科医生, |
| 1083 | and he could drink by himself all night, okay? | 他可以一个人喝一整夜,好吗? |
| 1084 | So men need game in the sense of they need to put on, | 因此,男人需要游戏, 他们需要穿上, |
| 1085 | they need some strategy in order to attract | 他们需要一些策略来吸引 |
| 1086 | the opposite sex. | 异性恋。 |
| 1087 | That's very different from the strategies that women do. | 这与女性的策略大不相同. |
| 1088 | I'm not gonna say that women don't have to do that. | 我不会说女人不必这么做的 |
| 1089 | They do all kinds of things to their appearance, right? | 他们做各种各样的事情 他们的外表,对不对? |
| 1090 | Because that's generally what's most important to men, | 因为这对男人来说是最重要的 |
| 1091 | especially on first blush, | 特别是第一次脸红时 |
| 1092 | with respect to their attraction to women. | 在吸引妇女方面。 |
| 1093 | So they do all kinds of things with respect to their figure | 所以,他们做各种各样的事情 他们的身材 |
| 1094 | and their dress and their fashion and their makeup | 他们的服装、时尚和化妆, |
| 1095 | and things like that. | 和类似的东西。 |
| 1096 | Men, for better or for worse, | 男人,无论好坏, |
| 1097 | we don't really have to worry about that as much. | 我们不必再担心了 |
| 1098 | So there are a few different strategies | 所以有几种不同的策略 |
| 1099 | that consistently work to increase your attraction | 不断提高你的吸引力 |
| 1100 | as a man to women. | 作为男人对女人。 |
| 1101 | Let's see if I can remember them. | 看看我能不能记得他们 |
| 1102 | Cocky and playful is an old standby | 俗气又好玩,是个老旧的备用 |
| 1103 | from the pick-up community. | 从采摘社区。 |
| 1104 | Being like, this is a tough one. | 喜欢,这是一个艰难的。 |
| 1105 | It's not the best one, but being like funny, | 这不是最好的一个, 但像搞笑, |
| 1106 | being the funny guy can work, | 作为有趣的家伙可以工作, |
| 1107 | like there's, but it can also backfire, | 就像有,但它也可以反射, |
| 1108 | because at some point you do have to kind of transition | 因为在某一时刻,你必须 某种过渡 |
| 1109 | from being kind of like goofy and playful to being sexual. | 从那种愚蠢的和玩耍 到性。 |
| 1110 | And sometimes that can feel like a bait and switch | 有时候感觉就像诱饵和开关 |
| 1111 | to a woman. | 对一个女人。 |
| 1112 | Patrice O'Neill曾经说过: | |
| 1113 | I wish I didn't have to laugh my way into pussy, | 我真希望我不用笑到阴道上 |
| 1114 | but that was what he had to do, apparently. | 但显然他必须这么做 |
| 1115 | There is also like low activation game, | 还有像低激活游戏, |
| 1116 | which is just sort of like confidence | 就像信心一样 |
| 1117 | and not giving a woman much energy. | 也没有给一个女人很多精力。 |
| 1118 | That works if you already have, | 如果你已经成功了,那就成功了 |
| 1119 | let's say some reputation buy-in. | 让我们说一些名声买入。 |
| 1120 | If you have a table in the VIP bottle section of a club, | 如果你在俱乐部的VIP瓶区有一张桌子 |
| 1121 | for instance, you already have some social validation | 例如,你已经有一些社会验证 |
| 1122 | that you have the money to spend on that. | 你有钱花在这点上。 |
| 1123 | So you don't necessarily have to work as hard | 所以你不必这么努力 |
| 1124 | to attract attention to yourself, | 为了引起大家的注意 |
| 1125 | because like you did that passively | 因为像你做的被动 |
| 1126 | with respect to your structure. | 关于你的结构。 |
| 1127 | And so you can actually kind of be a little bit more aloof | 所以,你实际上可以 有点落空 |
| 1128 | and withdrawn, which makes you potentially seem | 并撤回, 这让你可能看起来 |
| 1129 | even more attractive in that moment, right? | 更迷人的那一刻,对不对? |
| 1130 | But the essence of game is to stimulate | 但游戏的本质是刺激 |
| 1131 | an emotional reaction in a woman. | 女人的情绪反应 |
| 1132 | That is the easiest way to seduce a woman | 这最容易勾引女人 |
| 1133 | is to stimulate an emotional response in her. | 是为了刺激她的情绪反应 |
| 1134 | And it doesn't even really matter what the emotion is. | 连情感是什么都无所谓 |
| 1135 | It doesn't even have to be a positive emotion. | 它甚至不必是一个积极的情感。 |
| 1136 | I mean, that's why negging works on some level. | 我的意思是,这就是为什么 挖苦在某种程度上工作。 |
| 1137 | Which is disrespecting. | 这是不尊重。 |
| 1138 | It's a teasing, playful disrespecting, yes. | 是以戏弄,玩弄不敬,是也. |
| 1139 | It's sort of like treating a girl | 这就像对待一个女孩 |
| 1140 | like your bratty little sister. | 就像你的小妹妹一样 |
| 1141 | So it's not, it shouldn't be anyway, | 所以它不是,它不应该 反正, |
| 1142 | a real cold-hearted, harsh disrespect. | 真正的冷酷无情 严酷的不尊重 |
| 1143 | It should be- | 应该... |
| 1144 | Playful. | 游戏 |
| 1145 | The idea here is that I'm so confident in your presence | 这里的想法是 我对你的存在充满信心 |
| 1146 | that I can kind of toy with your beauty | 我可以用你的美丽来玩 |
| 1147 | that I know will dazzle and stun and petrify other men. | 我知道会晕倒 晕倒 迷惑别人 |
| 1148 | I, it has no effect on me. | 我,这对我没有任何影响。 |
| 1149 | Confidence goes a long way. | 信心远矣. |
| 1150 | Confidence is amazing. | 自信是惊人的。 |
| 1151 | So one of the things that a lot of guys don't understand, | 所以,其中一件事 很多男人不明白, |
| 1152 | so I've had many, a few different careers | 所以我有很多,几个不同的职业 |
| 1153 | in my life so far. | 至今为止 |
| 1154 | I used to be an actor. | 我以前是演员 |
| 1155 | And when I was an actor as a young man, | 我年轻时当演员时 |
| 1156 | it was easier for me to get laid | 更方便我做爱 |
| 1157 | than when I was a rich, successful doctor. | 比起我是个有钱成功的医生 |
| 1158 | It's changed a little bit now that I'm somewhat famous, | 现在我有点出名了 |
| 1159 | but until I started the YouTube channel and it blew up, | 但直到我开始YouTube频道,它爆炸, |
| 1160 | it was much, much harder for me to get laid | 我更难上床了 |
| 1161 | as a successful entrepreneur, doctor, | 作为一个成功的企业家,医生, |
| 1162 | than being a broke theater actor in New York City. | 而不是在纽约市当个破烂的戏剧演员 |
| 1163 | And this is baffling to guys, | 这让人很困惑 |
| 1164 | but the fact of the matter is, | 但事实是, |
| 1165 | that you do not need money to get laid. | 你不需要钱才能上床 |
| 1166 | You might need money if you want to get married, | 如果你想结婚可能需要钱 |
| 1167 | but you definitely don't need money to get laid. | 但你绝对不需要钱去做爱 |
| 1168 | And a lot of guys, | 还有很多人 |
| 1169 | and it's a kind of a function | 这是一种功能 |
| 1170 | of their male rational mindset. | 他们的男性理性心态。 |
| 1171 | They listen to talks online or they buy programs | 他们在网上听演讲或者买节目 |
| 1172 | and they, what do women want? | 他们,女人想要什么? |
| 1173 | And they say, okay, women want abs. | 他们说,好吧,女人想要腹肌。 |
| 1174 | Women want tall guys. | 女人想要高个子 |
| 1175 | Women want rich guys. | 女人想要有钱人 |
| 1176 | And they think, okay, well, some of those things I can do, | 他们认为,好吧,嗯,一些事情 我可以做, |
| 1177 | but it's like, okay, I'll get the abs, check. | 但是它就像,好吧,我会得到的腹肌,检查。 |
| 1178 | I'll get the money, check. | 我会得到钱,检查。 |
| 1179 | And so now all I have to do is go up in front of a woman | 所以现在我要做的就是在女人面前 |
| 1180 | and say in so many ways and just let her know, | 并说这么多种方式 并让她知道, |
| 1181 | hey, I am a rich guy with abs | 嘿,我是一个有钱人 有腹肌 |
| 1182 | and they're supposed to just line up to fuck them. | 他们应该排队干他们 |
| 1183 | And let me tell you that that's not how it works. | 让我告诉你 事情不是这样的 |
| 1184 | So I call those things attraction proxies. | 所以我叫它们吸引代理人 |
| 1185 | Guys really want women to become attracted to them. | 男人真的希望女人能被她们吸引 |
| 1186 | They hear that these things are what women in general want. | 他们听说这些东西是一般女人想要的. |
| 1187 | And so they say, well, I'll just get those things | 他们说,好吧,我去拿那些东西 |
| 1188 | and then the attraction will be taken care of. | 然后,吸引 将会得到照顾。 |
| 1189 | And that's not true. | 然则不然. |
| 1190 | I do consultations all the time | 我经常咨询 |
| 1191 | with guys who have super yachts down in Miami, | 在迈阿密有超级游艇的人 |
| 1192 | who fly private jets and who cannot get fucking laid | 谁驾驶私人飞机 谁不能得到他妈的上床 |
| 1193 | because they have no experience picking women up. | 因为他们没有接女人的经验 |
| 1194 | They don't know how to talk to beautiful women | 他们不知道怎么跟美女说话 |
| 1195 | in particular. | 特别是: |
| 1196 | They don't have any problems | 他们没有问题 |
| 1197 | with the ones they're not attracted to generally, | 与那些 他们没有吸引到一般, |
| 1198 | but obviously that's not the ones that they want. | 但显然他们不想这样 |
| 1199 | The way to get laid is to learn how to seduce a woman. | 上床的方法就是学会如何引诱女人 |
| 1200 | That's it. | 就这样 |
| 1201 | Like you don't need abs. | 就像你不需要腹肌一样 |
| 1202 | You don't need money. | 你不需要钱。 |
| 1203 | What you need is seduction technique. | 你需要的是诱惑技巧 |
| 1204 | And the core of seduction is the ability | 诱惑的核心是能力 |
| 1205 | to stimulate an emotional response in somebody else | 激发别人的情绪反应 |
| 1206 | and to guide them through an emotional journey | 指引他们度过一段感情之旅 |
| 1207 | that ultimately culminates in a sexual experience | 最终导致性经历 |
| 1208 | that you've more or less curated for that person. | 你或多或少都为那个男人做了治疗 |
| 1209 | There's a saying that goes, | 有句话说, |
| 1210 | a man wants a good girl who's only bad with him | 一个男人想要一个好女孩 他只和他在一起 |
| 1211 | and a woman wants a bad boy who's only good to her. | 一个女人想要一个只对她好的男人 |
| 1212 | That's great, yeah. | 赞曰. |
| 1213 | I heard that one about a year ago. | 一年前我听说了 |
| 1214 | It resonated with me, it's true. | 它与我共鸣,这是真的。 |
| 1215 | Why do women love assholes? | 为什么女人喜欢混蛋? |
| 1216 | Well, there's a number of reasons for that | 有几个原因 |
| 1217 | and there are good reasons. | 有很好的理由。 |
| 1218 | First of all, an asshole is generally somebody | 首先,混蛋一般是别人 |
| 1219 | who doesn't care about another person's feelings. | 他们不在乎别人的感受 |
| 1220 | This isn't my term. | 这不是我的任期。 |
| 1221 | This is a term that a lot of guys use | 很多人用这个词 |
| 1222 | when they're losing out. | 当他们输了。 |
| 1223 | This isn't my term. | 这不是我的任期。 |
| 1224 | I hear it, we can use that term assholes, I got no problem with asshole, but let's break | 我听见了,我们可以用那个术语 混蛋,我对混蛋没有意见, 但是让我们打破 |
| 1225 | that down. | 下来。 |
| 1226 | Like assholes do get laid a lot. | 就像混蛋经常上床一样 |
| 1227 | They certainly get laid over the nice guys, so what are assholes doing or how are they | 他们肯定被那些好人操了, 所以,什么是混蛋在做什么或者他们是如何 |
| 1228 | being with women that is allowing them to have and enjoy greater success than the nice | 与女人在一起,使她们能够 拥有和享受比美好更大的成功 |
| 1229 | guys out there? | 外面的人吗? |
| 1230 | Well, like I said, one of the first things about assholes is they don't care how other | 正如我所说,关于混蛋的头一件事 就是他们不在乎其他的 |
| 1231 | people feel. | 人的感觉。 |
| 1232 | And what did I just say a few minutes ago is like the Achilles heel for most men is | 几分钟前我刚说的 就像大多数男人的脚跟一样 |
| 1233 | the negative expressed emotion of women. | 女性的负面情绪 |
| 1234 | I'm upset with you. | 心生烦恼. |
| 1235 | 生 you怒. | |
| 1236 | They start to cry. | 他们开始哭。 |
| 1237 | It's like on some level, a nice guy will be too empathetic, will say, oh, I'm uncomfortable | 就像某种程度,一个好人会太冷漠,会说,哦,我不舒服 |
| 1238 | with this woman's distress, I am going to change myself, I'm going to change the situation, | 面对这个女人的苦恼,我要改变自己,我要改变局面, |
| 1239 | I'm going to change the relationship, I will change reality itself if I can to get this | 我要改变关系,我会改变现实本身 如果我能得到这个 |
| 1240 | woman to stop crying or to get this woman to stop being angry with me without necessarily | 女人不要哭 或让这个女人 不再生我的气 不一定 |
| 1241 | considering whether or not this woman has a fucking point, whether her tears are justified, | 考虑一下这个女人到底有没有道理 她的眼泪是否合理 |
| 1242 | whether her anger is justified. | 她的愤怒是否合理 |
| 1243 | Like for better or for worse, men and women can get angry inappropriately. | 不论好坏,男人和女人都会不适当地生气。 |
| 1244 | Maybe she's doing it just to see how spineless you are. | 也许她这样做只是为了看看你有多无畏 |
| 1245 | It's possible. | 这是可能的。 |
| 1246 | I mean, we call those shit tests, right? | 我的意思是,我们称之为狗屎测试,对不对? |
| 1247 | And a lot of what happens in testing is unconscious. | 在测试中发生的很多事情都是无意识的. |
| 1248 | I think that there are some conscious, intentional tests that women will do towards men, but | 我认为,有一些有意识的, 有意的测试, 女人会做的男性, |
| 1249 | I think personally and professionally the majority of testing occurs below the threshold | 我认为在个人和专业上 大部分测试都发生在门槛以下 |
| 1250 | of awareness for women. | 提高妇女的认识。 |
| 1251 | So an asshole isn't vulnerable to those displays because on some level he doesn't give a shit. | 所以,一个混蛋并不易受那些展示的伤害,因为从某种程度上来说,他根本不在乎. |
| 1252 | He says, sweetheart, if you want to be upset with me, that's fine. | 他说,亲爱的, 如果你想惹我生气, 那没关系。 |
| 1253 | That's your right. | 这是你的权利。 |
| 1254 | Why do I need you to be upset or to be not upset? | 为什么我要你生气? |
| 1255 | You're a full grown adult. | 你长大成人了 |
| 1256 | Like if you want to be angry, if you want to be out of sorts, if you want to be despondent | 譬如欲生忿怒,欲离众生,欲生怨恨. |
| 1257 | and sulky, hey, no skin off my back. | 和闷闷不乐,嘿, 没有皮肤从我的背上。 |
| 1258 | I don't have to feel those feelings. | 我不必去感受那些感觉 |
| 1259 | I felt them. | 我感觉到了 |
| 1260 | I know they're not pleasant. | 我知道他们不愉快。 |
| 1261 | That's why I prefer not to experience them. | 这就是为什么我宁愿不 体验他们。 |
| 1262 | But for whatever reason you want to feel that way, knock yourself out, sweetheart. | 但无论你出于什么原因想这样 都别想了 亲爱的 |
| 1263 | I'm not going to stand in the way of you and your feelings. | 我不会妨碍你和你的感情 |
| 1264 | And let me tell you, to the extent that those feelings were instrumentally attempting to | 让我来告诉你, 以至这些感觉 工具性地试图 |
| 1265 | change that man's behavior, if a man responds that way, that emotion will disappear very | 改变他的行为 如果一个人这样回应 那情感就会消失 |
| 1266 | quickly because it doesn't work. | 因为它不起作用。 |
| 1267 | Most people don't persist in strategies that don't work. | 大多数人不坚持不起作用的战略. |
| 1268 | If someone persists in a strategy, it's because it at least partly works. | 如果有人坚持一个策略,那是因为它至少部分有效. |
| 1269 | The word dysfunction is mostly the word function. | 功能障碍一词主要是词函数. |
| 1270 | Dysfunction is mostly functional in that it gets what it wants. | 功能性功能主要在于它得到它想要的东西. |
| 1271 | That's why it exists. | 故其存在. |
| 1272 | So if you want to look at any dysfunctional behavior, you have to understand that at least | 所以,如果你想看 任何功能失调的行为, 你必须明白,至少 |
| 1273 | for a very long time, at least partly, it has succeeded in getting that person what | 在很长一段时间里,至少部分地,它成功地使那个人得到了什么 |
| 1274 | he or she wants. | 他或她想要的。 他或她想要的。 |
| 1275 | That's why it's persisted through time. | 这就是为什么它持续了一段时间。 |
| 1276 | That's it. | 就这样 |
| 1277 | And if you were to change the operant conditioning, like the rewards or punishments as a consequence | 如果你要改变操作条件 就像奖赏或惩罚一样 |
| 1278 | that behavior consistently, there out, you would very quickly change that behavior. | 行为一致,在那里, 你会很快改变 行为。 |
| 1279 | That's the only thing that works. | 唯此三业. |
| 1280 | So that's one reason why women like assholes is because they don't bend in ways that nice | 所以,这就是为什么女人喜欢混蛋 是因为她们不弯曲的方式那么好 |
| 1281 | guys do that ultimately lead to the disintegration of the relationship and the attraction that | 男人这样做最终导致 关系解体和吸引力 |
| 1282 | she felt for the guy to enter into the relationship to begin with. | 她觉得男人应该开始交往 |
| 1283 | And this also extends to other people out there. | 这也适用于外面的其他人。 |
| 1284 | It's sort of like, why does the woman gravitate towards the biggest, scariest guy in the room | 这有点像,为什么女人 引力在房间里最大的,最可怕的家伙 |
| 1285 | often? | 经常吗? |
| 1286 | Because he's the safest one. | 因为他是最安全的 |
| 1287 | Now you might think, well, he sure doesn't look safe with all of those tattoos and the | 现在也许你觉得,嗯, 他看起来并不安全 所有这些纹身和 |
| 1288 | leather jackets and the kind of like growly stare. | 皮夹克和那种 像成长的凝视。 |
| 1289 | Well, he might not be safe to you, another guy, but he's safe to her because she's thinking | 好吧,他可能对你不安全,另一个男人, 但他对她安全,因为她想 |
| 1290 | if I'm with that guy, no other guy is going to fuck with him. | 如果我和那个家伙在一起, 没有人会惹他。 |
| 1291 | So I want to be with the guy that no other guy is going to fuck with. | 所以我想和别人不会惹的人在一起 |
| 1292 | And assholes, they fight back. | 和混蛋,他们反击。 |
| 1293 | They don't just say, oh, oh, sorry, maybe I did something wrong there. | 他们不只是说,哦,哦,对不起, 也许我做了错事在那里。 |
| 1294 | Let's, let's work to friends, you know, get along. | 让我们去和朋友共事吧 |
| 1295 | An asshole will be like, oh, fuck yourself, man. | 一个混蛋会像, 哦,他妈的自己,男人。 |
| 1296 | Why would you do that? | 你为什么要这么做? |
| 1297 | And they, they don't have a problem being disagreeable and they don't have a problem | 而他们,他们没有问题 令人不快,他们没有问题 |
| 1298 | fighting for what they believe in. | 他们为信仰而战 |
| 1299 | Now, some assholes are narcissistic and what they believe in is just their own misguided | 现在,一些混蛋是自恋 他们相信的只是他们自己的错误 |
| 1300 | self-interest, but not all of them, right? | 自我利益,但不是所有他们,对不对? |
| 1301 | So, but in any case, they are willing to fight for what they believe and what they want. | 所以,但无论如何,他们都愿意为自己所相信的和想要的而斗争. |
| 1302 | And that's what makes them more safe to women than guys who aren't willing to fight. | 所以她们对女人来说 要比那些不愿意打架的男人安全 |
| 1303 | Assholes also often know that people don't like them and they've developed a kind of | 混蛋也经常知道人们不喜欢他们 他们已经发展出一种 |
| 1304 | social callous around that, which gives them a social freedom. | 社会冷酷无情, 给他们社会自由。 |
| 1305 | When you talk to most guys, the thing that paralyzes them socially, whether it's with | 当你和大多数男人谈话时, 社会上让他们麻痹的东西, 无论它与 |
| 1306 | other guys at parties to make new friends or with women picking them up, is they're | 派对上其他男人要交新朋友 或者和女人去接他们,是么? |
| 1307 | afraid that they're going to look awkward or they're going to say something and people | 害怕他们看起来很尴尬 或者会说些什么和人 |
| 1308 | aren't going to like them. | 他们不会喜欢的 |
| 1309 | But when you're an asshole, people already don't like you. | 但当你是个混蛋 人们已经不喜欢你了 |
| 1310 | I mean, what's the fucking threat here? | 我的意思是,什么他妈的威胁在这里? |
| 1311 | You know what I'm saying? | 你知道我在说什么吗? |
| 1312 | So, because I'm used to people not liking me, because there are people today right now | 所以,因为我习惯人们不喜欢我, 因为今天有人现在 |
| 1313 | who don't like me and I can deal with it, I have a social freedom that you don't. | 谁不喜欢我,我可以处理它, 我有社会自由,你没有。 |
| 1314 | I can speak my truth because I know what happens when people disapprove or disagree with me | 我可以说实话 因为我知道当人们不同意或不同意我时会发生什么 |
| 1315 | and they hate me. | 他们恨我。 |
| 1316 | Not much. | 没什么 |
| 1317 | Like they get all bent out of sorts and life goes on. | 就像他们被曲解了一样 生活还在继续 |
| 1318 | Assholes often get into trouble because they also understand that rules are, this is going | 混蛋经常惹麻烦 因为他们也明白规矩 |
| 1319 | to sound shitty, but rules are really just suggestions to maintain social cohesion at | 听起来很烂,但规则其实只是 维持社会凝聚力的建议 |
| 1320 | the mass level. | 质量水平。 |
| 1321 | But every rule has an exception. | 但每个规则都有例外。 |
| 1322 | Every rule was created by people and so every rule can actually be undone by people as well. | 每一个规则都是由人创造的,所以每个规则实际上也可以被人推翻. |
| 1323 | An asshole knows that it's not a virtue to simply follow a rule because it's a rule. | 一个混蛋知道,仅仅遵守一条规则并不是美德,因为它是一条规则. |
| 1324 | Like it has to make sense. | 譬如须达理. |
| 1325 | It has to support, I guess, his goals, whether they're personal or the social goals. | 它必须支持,我想,他的目标, 无论是个人目标还是社会目标。 |
| 1326 | And he doesn't mind necessarily transgressing those rules from time to time and getting | 他不介意不时违反那些规矩 |
| 1327 | into trouble. | 陷入麻烦中。 |
| 1328 | Because trouble is not really a real concept in many respects. | 因为麻烦在许多方面并不是真正的概念. |
| 1329 | Some of the darkest moments that some of the people I look up to have been in were really | 一些最黑暗的时刻 有些我期待的人 曾经真的 |
| 1330 | ways for them to launch their careers and their missions to an even higher, greater | 让他们的事业和使命 更崇高、更伟大 |
| 1331 | level. | 级别。 |
| 1332 | Like when Dr. King was arrested and thrown into the Birmingham jail, do you really think | 就像金博士被捕后 被扔进伯明翰监狱时 你真的认为 |
| 1333 | that he was in trouble? | 说他有麻烦了? |
| 1334 | He has a mugshot, he was arrested, there he was in jail in handcuffs. | 他手上有一枪,他被捕了,他带着手铐在监狱里。 |
| 1335 | That's about as bad as it gets in today's society. | 这和今天的社会一样糟糕 |
| 1336 | But it was an opportunity for him to write some letters and it was then a pivot point | 但是他有机会写一些信 然后成了关键 |
| 1337 | to draw even more attention to a social cause which generated even more momentum. | * 促使人们更加注意产生更大势头的社会事业。 |
| 1338 | Trouble—like a master can use anything to it's—a master can use anything to its | 麻烦,就像主人可以使用任何东西, 主人可以使用任何东西 |
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