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Apparently, the Chad she wasted her time on was Broke Chad.
Ha! I had the same sense. But still like to keep things upbeat just in case. Men need a place like this to go to. Ask me how I know….
Husband: Honey, what’s for dinner?
Wife: I ain’t no slave. I ain’t cooking. I got a a job, and another thing….
Boss: My coffee is cold. Now get your ass out there and kneel until I tell you to stop
Same Woman: Yes Daddy.
Financial stress can strike no matter how much money someone makes. What's more, a person's current earnings can disappear due to bad decisions (or indecision).
"Financial stress is not something I'm willing to have in my sixties."
This sentiment betrays ignorance, which might be due to age, being coddled her entire life, or delusions about how unpredictable life can be.
Adults should train themselves to keep it together emotionally and not treat others poorly when stress of any type hits.
How about we normalize asking said women to also produce a balance statement of their assets and credit report.
Misogynistic you say? Oh I see, as usual it’s rules for thee and not for me.
Why do I get the feeling that all she brings to the table is liability and entitlement and that awful vocal fry. If you want the soft life you’d best stop making demands and find out what the men you’re chasing actually want.
