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Crisis & Opportunity

Fullmoon Ancestry

Gustave Moreau, Hesiod and the Muse, 1891.

1,553 words

As another birthday arrives, I find myself getting closer to the dreaded age of 40. Although I still feel young, I have started to reflect on the meaning of my life and my own mortality. Some people would call this a “midlife crisis.” Yet the real crisis comes from the disenfranchisement of white men in our culture and society. For every white man with a stable career and a family, an unemployed white man is living in his mom’s basement playing video games all day. Regardless of age, the wisdom of Hesiod reminds us that one man’s crisis can be another man’s opportunity.

The role and life path for men in Western society used to be clear and self-evident. After school, a man would find a job, get his own place, and date a local woman from his area. He would then get married, have kids, and provide for his family while working at the same company until his retirement. Nowadays, this path for men seems as probable as winning the lottery or finding banned Dr. Seuss books on eBay for under $100.

At least in the US, public schools and colleges are more interested in pushing anti-white propaganda than teaching useful career skills. Even with a college degree, most men end up taking entry-level jobs that they could have gotten without going to college. These jobs barely pay enough for the gasoline and insurance required to commute to work each day. Workplaces have also become overly feminized and hostile to men. These are just some of the reasons why white men are struggling to find and maintain careers in the modern workforce.

If a young man wants to get an apartment, he will need to provide evidence of his work history and show that he earns three times the unit’s rent. Those that cannot afford their own place will have to find roommates. I have had my fair share of roommates, and believe me, it isn’t all fun and parties. While I have my own quirks and idiosyncrasies, I eventually realized that most roommates are never as reliable or considerate as you are to them. Due to all the costs and hassles of living on your own, I understand why many guys decide to live at home with their parents.

Even with a job and an apartment, white men are having a hard time dating women. Dating sites and apps give women endless choices while promoting narcissism and unrealistic expectations. The single mom of three kids (from two different fathers) can boldly proclaim on her profile that she is a strong, independent woman who doesn’t need a man. But don’t message her if you are a Trump supporter, under six feet tall, or don’t have your own place. And what about that small-town “trad-woman” that goes to church every week? I’m sure she thanks God for all the beta-male-orbiters subscribing to her Instagram, Tik-Tok, and OnlyFans accounts. After two decades of online dating, she might be ready to settle down and share her life (and STDs) with you. Sadly, many white men are starting to feel that the juice isn’t always worth the squeeze.

Whether we like it or not, sex is a major motivating factor for the male species, particularly young men in their 20s and early 30s. For a lot of men, the whole point of having a career and their own place is to have the status and resources to be intimate with women. When a large number of men become invisible to women, it is only natural for those men to give up on pursuing women. Along with the demoralization and demonization of white men, it also makes sense why some guys are also opting out of society. Why work hard for a company that hates you and will fire you for your political beliefs? Why waste most of your paycheck on an apartment with unreliable roommates and multi-cultural neighbors? Why jump through all these fiery hoops just to impress a single mom on a dating app? These are the questions I have been asking myself as my birthday brings me closer to another decade in my life.

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As I get older, I often look back on my life and reflect on all the jobs, relationships, and places I have lived. Part of me worries that my past decisions and procrastinations have limited my future opportunities in having a stable career, a nice property, and my own family. While this might be my version of a pre-midlife crisis, I tend to forget that our ancestors have always faced challenges and uncertainties in life. Even in Ancient Greece, the agrarian poet Hesiod had his own version of a midlife crisis. Nevertheless, he was able to turn sour grapes into wine and poetry.

Hesiod was born around 750 BC and grew up on a farm near Mount Helicon in Ancient Greece. He gained fame early in life by winning a poetry contest. Despite his fame, he continued to work on the family farm while writing poetry in his spare time. These writings became known as the Theogony, an epic poem detailing the genealogies and stories of the Greek gods. When his father died, Hesiod worked hard to maintain the family farm. His brother Perses, however, quickly spent his financial inheritance. Jealous of Hesiod’s work ethic and success, Perses bribed the local judges to take ownership of the farm away from Hesiod and give the farm to Perses. After dedicating his entire life to maintaining the family farm, Hesiod found himself homeless, jobless, and destitute.

In the darkest period of his life, Hesiod turned to his passion of poetry. He used the stories of Prometheus and Pandora as allegories to show Perses the error of his ways. By tricking Zeus and giving fire to humanity, Prometheus was punished and bound in chains. Zeus also convinced Pandora to open her jar (mistakenly translated as “box”) to unleash all the hardships of life onto mankind. The only thing that Pandora kept in the jar was hope. Thus, mankind was destined for a hopeless life of struggle by the gods.

These writings were compiled into the poem that became known as Works and Days. Works and Days is like the Hávamál of Ancient Greece. Although not as popular as the Hávamál, Works and Days can be considered one of the world’s first almanacs. It offers a mixture of information and advice from preparing a harvest to searching for a wife. Sometimes the same advice is applied to both topics. Another goal behind the poem is to remind us that the gods hate idleness. While man is doomed to a life of struggle and hard work, those that work hard will have a better chance at turning any crisis into an opportunity.

Hesiod experienced a major crisis when his brother betrayed him and kicked him off the family farm. We face a similar crisis today, as our governments have betrayed us and alienated us from our ancestral homelands. To make matters worse, there is a lot of bitterness between the sexes that has been manufactured by our enemies. I don’t have all the answers, but Hesiod turned a crisis into an opportunity by working hard and focusing on his talents. Whether you are single, unemployed, or going through a midlife crisis, consider this time as an opportunity to focus on yourself and the things that give your life meaning and purpose.

If you don’t have a purpose in life, consider adopting a dog from your local animal shelter. Whether it is creating art or taking the dog to the bathroom, find something that gives you a reason to get out of bed in the morning. Whether it is preparing the harvest or searching for a wife, Hesiod reminds us that we must first plant the seeds of struggle before we can enjoy the fruits of success. With a little luck, you might find your next girlfriend while you are pursuing your own goals in life (or at the dog park).

I understand the hardships and difficulties that young white men face in society today. Just like them, I also have struggled with jobs, relationships, and living on my own. I had good jobs and bad jobs. I’ve had long-term relationships and plenty of horror stories from online dating. In between these periods, I also have found myself unemployed, single, and playing video games in my mom’s basement. While I enjoyed these periods of idleness, I realize that they were only short periods and breaks in between my next job, destination, and relationship. Good or bad, these are the adventures that keep life exciting for me. And if I ever experience a real midlife crisis, I’ll be sure to think of Hesiod and make the most of the opportunity.

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  1. Anon93 says:
    March 8, 2021 at 8:11 am

    FA is the best contributor to CC. Its probably because he’s closer to my age, and thus, more relatable. Maybe it’s because I’m not a cynical Gen-Xer, but I greatly prefer his essays to Jim Goad, who probably appeals more to the WN1.0 crowd, which is by definition either Gen-X or older.

    He’s CC’s answer to Nick Fuentes and the Zoomer-centric AF movement (not that I oppose NF).

    The more intellectual and high-brow sites are always going to attract an older crowd, because the youth prefer more edgy or youth-centric comment by design. But FA is a good counter-balance.

    1. Arminius says:
      March 8, 2021 at 1:05 pm

      I can’t decide if he’s the best, but he’s certainly one of the most enjoyable (Millennial reporting in). The thoughtful and meandering style is very soothing, and every piece features hope nestled in melancholy.

    2. threestars says:
      March 9, 2021 at 8:08 am

      >The more intellectual and high-brow sites are always going to attract an older crowd, because the youth prefer more edgy or youth-centric comment by design. But FA is a good counter-balance.

      I dunno… My impression is that lines of distinction between writers age-wise become blurry after you enter your late 20s. But then again, I was reading The Derb and listening to his podcast back in my early 20s.

      We are mostly a late 1980s vintage movement by my reckoning. Paleocons are solidly in their late 50s and 60s, while old-school SF types… who cares anymore? Not that the rep SF is getting since the “Alt-right” became a thing is entirely deserved; there were a lot of smart and normally-adjusted types on there all throughout the oughts. Most of them abandoned that forum when better alternatives presented.

  2. Cicada31 says:
    March 8, 2021 at 11:16 am

    Hmm, I interpreted the Pandora myth as hope being the one thing mankind had left in the world, and I considered no other interpretation, so I jumped to the conclusion full moon was wrong on this one. Searching Wikipedia, however, it appears this is a common crux or disagreement about the Pandora myth. Factions differ as to whether hope is left to man or if it’s the one thing cut off from him within the box! Nietzche weighs in saying that Hope is left to manunkind as a cruel prank of Zeus who thus deludes man into enduring a lifetime of suffering when he should off himself at once. Typical nietszhe in All Too Human. So if both I and niet saw it as hope remaining to man, that’s two great minds so it must be right…

    Perhaps this is an intentional ambiguity in the myth. The nature of mans hope is uncertain. In most situations there is hope, but in cases of death or permanent bodily injury there is no hope. That could be a topic for a poem. How would you write it?

    According to Works and Days, the perfect age for a hired farm hand is forty years old! Because he will be mature enough to stick to his work and not be distracted by the other guys. Full moon will soon be the right age to compete with the Mexicans in agricultural labor! Take Hope!

  3. Hamburger Today says:
    March 8, 2021 at 12:48 pm

    A lovely essay.

  4. Self Improvement says:
    March 12, 2021 at 12:38 am

    Great article.
    We have so much untapped potential in these purposeless/depressed white men.
    I try to smile at these sorts when i see them in public. You can sort of tell from their walk/expression.
    How to help them? I’m not sure. Channels like The Golden One do a good job. But we need more, targeting every segment of the white male population. Its not even about politics (initially) its about psychological and self improvement help.
    This is a serious issue. Who knows what talent we have sitting idle.

  5. Alexandra says:
    March 15, 2021 at 1:14 pm

    Anyone have any ideas for a ‘late-life crisis’ — over 65, etc. Actually, finding CC has helped greatly with that. I’m never bored. And I’m proud to be in a scholarly gentlemen’s and ladies political debating society.

    Since I didn’t have children, I have no advice in the romance realm. And the advice about work came from my working mom, who became a single mom when I was 9, and then she remarried a ‘nice catholic man’ with three half-Hispanic kids. That certainly taught me not to marry out of my race. My mother drilled into my head that ‘no one was going to take care of me as an adult, so I had better get job skills’, instead of reading and dreaming which I did mostly. I did learn to type and do office skills to please my mom, and I have supported myself all my life.
    So, my advice is the same as my mom’s — gather as many skills as you can. You can take real estate classes cheaply at many big RE offices. I had no skills as a sales person, so that fizzled for me, but try it yourself. I studied librarianship in college, but had no managerial skills, so that fizzled for me too, but again, try it. Also, paralegal skills — the first step to a law degree, and you can work while you study for Law School. And try trade-tech schools — again, you can earn while you go to college part time studying Western Civilization and Greek history.

    At all of these venues for strivers, there are women as well, in the same boat as you. The main idea is to get out there — no more sitting in the basement drugged out on video games.

    And then, a short story — we had an electrician here the other day to fix the lights, who was about 40 -45, nice looking White gentleman, married with 3 kids. He told me his main interest in life was mountain climbing, and his independent job allowed him to go climbing in our nearby San Gabriel mountains and others in So. Calif, whenever he wasn’t working for a day or two, and also, to take two or three trips a year to other exotic mountains in Switzerland, Nepal, Canadian Rockies, etc. This to me, sounded like the perfect life. No one dreams about being an electrician in their teens, right? Get the grudge job, and then get back to dreaming.

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