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## Joining the SYSBM Movement The speaker, SJCS SYSBM, joined the SYSBM on February 26, 2015, over nine years ago. He credits Mad Bus driver X for explaining the movement, which was established in 2014. ## Negative Experiences in Secondary School The speaker recounts two negative experiences from his secondary school days (ages 11-16): - **Unprovoked Slap:** In early 2012, a girl randomly slapped him while he was eating lunch. His extreme reaction, pushing her back, terrified her but stemmed from his anger at being assaulted without reason. A friend had to calm him down. - **Intense Staring:** A teaching assistant (TA) stared at him in a disturbing way while he was eating lunch, making him uncomfortable and confused. Race Incident: During a race on a football (soccer) field, he beat a girl who then became angry and emotional. She attempted to attack him, displaying a rude, combative, and obnoxious attitude, which he describes as typical "ratchet" behaviour. He found her behaviour unacceptable. ## The Turning Point in College The main catalyst for his change occurred in college around January or February 2015, when he was 18 years old. He describes an encounter with three "black witches" (his term) who approached him seductively but then tormented and manipulated him, setting him up for a dangerous situation he narrowly escaped. This experience, coupled with their use of exaggerated, unnatural weaves (which he dislikes), caused him to lose his temper, kick a bin, and decide he could no longer tolerate such behaviour. ## Positive Encounter with a White Woman Shortly after the negative college experience, a beautiful white woman approached him multiple times, trying to get his attention and get to know him. Initially, he ignored her, but on the third attempt, she spoke to him, introduced her friends, and gave him her number. He was shocked because he hadn't tried to seduce her or acted in a way he considered typical for attracting women. He found her natural beauty and the way she treated him to be a stark contrast to his negative experiences with the "bws" (black women). ## Past Encounter with a White Woman (2012) He also recounts an earlier encounter in 2012 at a convention in Birmingham. A white woman repeatedly looked at him, and after the service, she physically grabbed his arm to get his attention. However, at that time, he was not interested in white women and walked away, leaving her disappointed. ## Speaker's Decision to Change These contrasting experiences, particularly the manipulative behavior of the "bws" and the positive, natural approach of the white woman in college, led him to change his approach and become an "sbm guy" (presumably standing for 'seduce/support/select beautiful natural' women, or a similar concept related to his movement).
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