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@woodsmoke no updates since this one? Hope everything is OK...
Few things in life make women seethe harder than a man who's content not breaking his back to be some woman's paypig.
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@SeasonedRP or traitors
The big picture of who wins: big corpos, punish mechanics are created for big corpos to use on them selectively, China is subsidised.
To understand who gains people would have to follow money trail, and to get traitors take'em layer by layer.
People have TV brain rot.
I listened to this guy and his interesting analysis of Cyprus public spending, tied to Pareto rule.
Infrasrtructure there is not known to be glam, but it works. He expects they are creating country that is cheap to run. So if one sees curb that is looking like a swallen ocean it is because it costed 20% to make it 80% effective. They are not bothered to invest another 80% to make it polished.
One more law accidentally omitted:
THE PPWR: THE PACKAGING CHARGE THAT IS BREAKING MICRO-BUSINESSES
Law: Regulation (EU) 2025/40 — Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) Status: Most provisions applicable from 12 August 2026.
What it does: Requires any business placing packaged products on another member state's market to register with that country's Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) scheme, file annual reports, and in many cases appoint an authorised representative.
What we have seen:
Fixed compliance fees of €300–€1,100 per EU country, per year, charged regardless of parcel volume or revenue.
A micro-seller shipping 40 parcels a month pays roughly the same as one shipping 40,000.
Compliance costs are charged per country, not per parcel or revenue unit, so microbusinesses are subject to the same fees as large corporations.
The Malta Chamber of SMEs warned the PPWR is "effectively excluding" micro and small businesses from the Single Market through disproportionate cross-border compliance obligations.
Local low-volume suppliers have suspended all online sales to EU countries.
German government proposed exempting companies placing less than 10 tonnes of packaging annually from the authorised representative requirement.
Eurochambres stated the PPWR contradicts the EU's own competitiveness objectives: "EU legislation that makes it commercially nonviable for producers to sell cross border is fundamentally flawed".Bottom line: The PPWR is the single most damaging regulation currently in force for micro-enterprises and independent creators. A Greek engineer selling five electronic boards to Germany, two to France, two to Austria, and one to Belgium becomes a packaging waste producer in four different countries. The minimum annual compliance barrier for four countries is roughly €1,150, before any recycling fees or packaging redesign. This is not a recycling regulation. It is a fixed-cost barrier to cross-border trade that scales with the number of flags on a shipping map, not with environmental impact. The result is that the EU's Single Market is fracturing into 27 separate compliance markets, and the smallest innovators — the ones most likely to create new products — are being priced out entirely.
Read MoreWell bro you need to answer yourself about how to handle this going forward. Part of the game is really accepting that you'll accept some gut punches.
I'm a seasoned veteran of this dating game and women will still get me butthurt. I just learn to control it outwardly and channel it.
I can understand why your upset. Even in my early 30's I still didn't quite understand female psychology.
What you need to understand is that women are pursued. Unless the chick your seeing is fucking clapped, guys are going to try for her (pathetically). She's going to soak up their attention or might keep a backup if she feels like you're going to leave her. This is all normal and not a threat.
She's not going to leave her hypergamous best option. If she's cheating, your gut will know and you will know your not her best option before you can confirm this.
So the nature of relationship is that they are imperfect and you can occasionally get hurt, even in an LTR without another guy present.
So the question really is: do you want this to drive you crazy so you can't enjoy your time with women?
Also, there is such a thing as the anger bang. I've banged a few women in anger.
Read MoreA 55-year-old feminist doesn't get that after all these years the best she can be is some married guy's side piece.
A man that age has already paid his dues. He's content with where he is, and what he's built.
He is not interested in opening a new line of debt to the grave for another man with saggy tits and leather flaps.
@MentORPHEUS It wasn't a huge hit at the theaters but got a word of mouth following on video then on cable tv. Wasn't too bad.
