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@Jocbro I've told you many times over the last few years that you need to check out the stuff at r/MarriedRedPill
Also check out Rian Stone's YouTube channel and his first two praxeology books
Even if it's not 100% rapport then hi for your looksmatch and value match and then do rapport
Most women do not understand that the grass is green where they water it
Stay away from those women unless you can make them short term
If you do everything you can for a woman who hates herself she will hate you because you lack the self respect to avoid her.
Instinctively her hypergamous nature knows that by sacrificing everything for her you could not do better
It's a catch 22. Do not save a woman who doesn't even bother to save herself
She knows you are only doing so because you could or would not do better than her
I have been seeing an increasingly popular trend of women posting their venmo or cash app on their vehicles. Accompanied with a note about a birthday, graduation or some other bull shit that implies you should help a girl a out and send her some cash.
No.
@Bozza MGTOW dudes have been saying for years:
don't marry. don't cohabitate.
We are so cooked. UK gov wants to bring in a law that if you live with a woman for 3 years she has claim to your finances - to bring things upto "modern arrangements".
She is so deluded by her fantasy that she fails to see the basics of home economics. She wants to be a stay at home housewife, with a husband and kids. Yet she also wants the same material standard of living that she has a a high-earning woman. She claims that for that reason, she wants a husband who earns the same as her.
Except that is not enough. He will obviously need to earn way more than her, as his income will be supporting at least two people. So her requirements are even less reasonable than they appear at first. It is essentially not possible. What she wants is akin to winning the lottery.
Realisticially, there are two options for modern women, neither of which she is willing to choose. The first is to become a stay-at-home wife, but accept that you will have less money than before. Cut out the expensive vacations and fancy dinners. This is still doable on a single income and many men would be happy with such an arrangement. Alternatively, you keep working so you can keep your material conditions.
Unfortunately for them, these women are clearly choosing the secret third option: Stay single and hope to one day win the lottery whilst bitterly complaining about men.
As an aside, it bothers me how ready she is to give up her career. She must have studied and worked hard for it, yet apparently she doesn't care for her work at all. Where is the sense of duty to her field, her coworkers, or her patients? A male physician would never be so callous.
Read Morehaven’t posted here in a while, but this past year changed a lot for me. I hit income levels I never thought were realistic, improved my looks, got in better shape, upgraded my lifestyle, and overall became a much more attractive option than I used to be.
Getting attention from women has never been easier. But what I didn’t expect is that the same things that attract women can also create anxiety once they actually start caring.
I recently had a relationship end with a girl I genuinely cared about. From my side, I was loyal and never would have cheated. But from her side, she seemed to feel like I had too many options, that she was replaceable, and that I could never really love her specifically. Eventually it felt like my value became a threat instead of reassurance.
It made me realize looks, money, options, and lifestyle get you in the door, but they don’t automatically make a woman feel safe, chosen, or secure.
Curious if anyone else has experienced this: becoming more attractive/successful made dating easier, but made serious relationships harder because of competition anxiety.
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