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Got into something similar to this with a plate recently. She hit me with, are you talking to other women?
I told her yes, she got prissy and I asked to see her phone. She had messaged 15+ dudes on Snapchat and tried to tell me, it's not like that with them.
My response was something along the lines of, they're just waiting for their chance to bat.
She hasn't brought up other women since.
I think it's a story worth sharing. Other mods might disagree, however.
I actually don't hate men.
Could've fooled me.
Who puts effort in. Who I'm attracted to.
Rich Chad on his knees. Just say you want Rich Chad down on his knees and be done with it.
Hey there, thanks for the comments.
@mattyanon Good criticism. The writings are not meant to be taken as absolute truth, but rather to encourage discussion around the subject. It's totally fine to disagre. Also, in the author's own words, "Take whatever is good from the bad content and leave the rest."
@adam-I Yeah I could make it into epub, I can do it next week.
Provisioning behaviour from men triggers make-him-wait behaviour from women.
Provisioning counts against us sexually.
Why would we pay more to get less ?
12h ago WhereAreAllTheGoodMen Forum
Does this meet the WAATGM requirements?
There was a man in jail in Kentucky on video feed when I first sat down, and there was the judge, a victim advocate representing the ex-wifes interest, and the county prosecutor. The conversation seemed to be aimed at bail. The judge asked how much his back pay was and they said $98,000. I thought "Wow, what a deadbeat. How could you get that far behind!?" A little foreshadowing, I later felt ashamed I jumped to this conclusion.
The conversation can be summarized: The man was a truck driver, and leased his own truck. Somehow his support had been set to $20,000 a month, nobody blinked an eye at this or said "What!? That's ridiculous!". That means it only take about 4.5 months to get that far behind, but he was probably slowly going up over years of barely making it.
He said he worked so much to pay it that he didn't have time to go to court to fix it. As taking that time would set him back on support tens of thousands of dollars, and each modification attempt took multiple court dates months separated from each other. He said when he showed up to the first court date, his ex filed for an extension and the date was moved, this set him back, the second court date they wanted to perform proper discovery and subpoena all his financials so they rescheduled for months later and this set him back. He said that he couldn't get it fixed without it getting behind and that would make the judge not look kindly upon him in the hearing.
He asked the judge if they could release him with a GPS ankle strap so he could keep working in the interim. The judge said no, and that an ankle tracker in Kentucky wouldn't work for them in another state. So no bail, and the judge said he has to wait in jail for the court date in 30 days. The guy looked genuinely suicidal at this point. He said his support was set years ago, and at the time he had 3 trucks and they had added the value of the leased trucks into his income, making him look like he earned about $1 million a year when he only earned about $22k before taxes, and that his taxes were going unpaid too.
Nobody in that room gave him an ounce of respect or understanding. He was told to file for a court appointed attorney, and we'll talk next month.
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