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14m ago WhereAreAllTheGoodMen Forum
A King dropped his crown on the way out of her bedroom...
https://streamable.com/ec3371 | Open Link in New Window@Vermillion-Rx @First-light asked me to post some of the crazy exchanges I have on X with women who are accustomed to being pandered to in college and on dates and when men on X don't toe the line. They usually respond-and-block or "yell and run away" at some point which this one did. I had said all I needed to say so no skin off my nose. I never have seen them just block WITHOUT responding first.
I have edited out her handle to avoid charges of brigading against this forum. It's wonderful how fragile their egos are when just a little bit of pushback is given.
You can, at your own risk of actually losing her.
Because women don't actually appreciate deep conversations such as philosophical and if you essentially reveal your pussy/valnurable feelings to her like a hand of poker cards you'll literally lose the game.
The best way to prevent modern women feeling guilty for divorcing a good man for some dumb reason is to not marry these women in the first place, mainly because the odds are, they have already done things that would have those potential husbands disqualify them from marriage if only those men knew about it beforehand.
Public service message: If you enjoy the content, please consider posting this link to the Reddit version of WAATGM since I cannot. It drives more traffic to this site, such as myself, and that's how the content creation happens. Please do your part: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlC5DEp2EOQ
If one of you MEN are ready to step up and take this man's place, she's ready. Well, not really. She needs to fully wake up first after making this video. But then...
I mean look, if we want to sit down and dissect, nitpick and rip apart a product, sure, there will be a lot of faults, this applies to this shitty UI on the website and my app, so for the sake of being productive, let's not do that, but if you REALLY want to get into the details, here's just a sample of what I dislike about this website and why only boomers and people who are +40 years old will find it "good" (lol):
- How do I quote a part of your comment? Where's the UI element from that?
- Why are photos cropped, and why are replies to posts and comments are just thrown in the home page parentless? I need to click on a comment to pull up the whole thread? Why not posts and then tap the post to find the discussion?
- How do I distinguish a comment from a post being replied to in the home page?
- Where's the upvote button? Why is there a star? Is that a "favorite" or "saved" feature? Do you favorite your own comment (I noticed you did this previously)?
I could go on and on. To correct you there too, basic to me means lazy, I do not want to offend or disrespect @redpillschool (you keep tagging him, are you like hoping he hops on the conversation and backs you here or what's the point?) but basic means ugly, lazy, and unappealing, at least for me. I came here, I tried to find discussions/start a conversation and I'm just met with a barrage of comments and posts that have nothing to do with what I want.
I just can't believe how you'd see the app, you look at the website and go, "Yup, I prefer this +20 years old design". It does blow my mind, but I'm assuming it's an age gap.
Regarding the ephemeral nature of the app, valid feedback, and let me elaborate a bit more: posts and comments disappear from the PUBLIC domain, i.e no one will be able to access the comments on posts and the posts themselves except the OP, BUT they stay on your personal profile, accessible only by you, like you said, to be able to review later.
And for the love of everything that is holy: not everyone on the app will be TRP, the screenshot attached is just an example, this applies to the screenshot attached to this comment too, the advice will never 100% be TRP, so riddle me this: everyone and everything that was in the r/asktrp sub was TRP? I hope you catch this and move on already from "wHy tHe sHiTtY pOsT iN tHe sCrEeNsHoT nOt TrP, gAwRbAgE apppp!!"
Read More"Because these ‘good men’ are the very men who actually split the assets fairly, pay their child support, co-parent well, and still show up as dads."
It took her 1,000 paragraphs of mindless psychobabble, but she finally revealed the strategy she favors. She thinks the "good guy" will give skanks the softest landing when they need to go "find herself."
Hey, the "good guy" might even happily take her back after she's banged randoms for six months and decides she wants to "come home to reunite the family."
First, I want you to notice that in each of these examples, what these women are struggling with are FEELINGS – feelings of guilt, shame, and fear.
Yes, not material deprivation. Not physical harm. Not financial hardship. Not threat of ostracism or banishment or imprisonment. FEELINGS. Oh no. How do these poor creatures manage to survive? What with all the FEEEELINGS that they experience?
But the worst feeling of all-- which totally justifies blowing-up an otherwise working marriage-- is BOREDOM, apparently. And beyond that, ENNUI. Those two are just the worst, I guess.
Conveniently, with the right lawyer, the house and kids could be hers. Aheeheehee.
@First-light holy shit, glad you didn't lose your house, vehicle, or need to be hospitalized.
Hosepipe
Huh. I grew up in and spent most of my life in the Deep South in the US, and I've spent time in the Army meeting people from all over, and I've only ever heard hillbillies (not in the pejorative sense, but the people whose families have been in the Appalachians for centuries) call it that and no one else. Everyone else just says "hose".
Really odd to me to read an Englishman call it that.
Much safer. Good safe tools are so satisfying.
Agreed, but up to a point. A lot of desk jockey, office nerd, safety analysts go overboard and start requiring dumb shit like dual-triggered porta-bands.
Women are afraid to divorce men because of guilt? Really? Why then are 80% of divorces started by women? Guilt can't be working too well on women.
Is this like most women being afraid of spiders and mice when men are around but dealing with them fine when men are not around and their children are afraid of them?
