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In this dating apocalypse where more and more men have dropped out of the dating rat race, she would be extremely lucky to get pumped and dumped by a man that meets even 50% of her dating demands, let alone find one willing to wife her up.
Even if a man does all that crap, she will want to cheat on him with a man that won't do any of that crap.
I see this video as a sign that the simp mindset women like her exploit is becoming much rarer in recent years, and that is a good thing.
Reading this was utter torture until it all made perfect sense: They want the men around them to fail.
Set aside how they keep changing the topic back to their own pet grievances. Set aside the professed "concern" they have for the young men in their lives. Set aside all the drinking game fodder about "toxic masculinity" (drink!) and "Andrew Tate" (drink!) and "patriarchy" (my poor liver!)
They want men to fail. At work. In relationships. At life. That's the only way to understand this impressive circle-jerk of more-progressive-than-thou, three-way glad-handing.
absolutely insane. Deranged. what opression do women face in America? completely crazy people.
I'm providing happiness and love and calmness and peace
Press 1 to doubt
The next man to enter my life
You mean the next hookup or the next provider victim?
Autonomy
All us guys pitched in and got that for you! We hope you enjoy it!
I'm gonna be so picky and so freaking particular
Because you weren't before when you let your baby daddy into your life. Problem is, you're about to find out exactly what your MMV is. Spoiler: It's not that high.
@Typo-MAGAshiv I definitely am no expert but its pretty simple and not as much of a skill as welding. I still get nervous when I solder a joint in a copper water pipe. Am I going to get a leak and ruin the house? None so far but I have heard horror stories of men who have caused huge amounts of damage jointing pipes badly and getting a slow leak they don't notice for months.
Flux is your friend if there is any risk of oxidisation.
You can get coper pipe joints with the solder already in them, which makes it much easier.
On that subject, I bought such a cool new blow torch the other day. Well well worth the investment. Looks a lot safer than the old one. It didn't end well with the old one. One of those stories you recount because its amusing but it is a bit embarrassing. The old one was very old and had overheated in the past. The plastic base that sealed with the gas cylinder was all melted. Seal still looked OK ish. I really should have chucked it. I meant to but I never got round to buying a replacement, so I never threw the original, in case i needed it unexpectedly. A couple of weeks ago, I was heating a pipe to melt air holes in a plastic box for my daughter to transport her ferret in (yeah not an urgent thing, so should have bought the new one first). Suddenly the torch sprang a leak and went up in a fireball of butane gas.
I was stood between the garage where I have about 100 gallons of fuel stored and my truck. My first thought probably should have been "Run and throw this somewhere safe" but was I was wearing gloves and I thought "Turn this thing off and stop the drama" That didn't go well as I fumbled to turn the valve in the gloves. As I felt my arm burn, I threw the thing away from the garage but it wasn't a good throw and it went under the truck in a surprisingly impressive flaring fireball. Happily the truck is armoured underneath for off road use so that bought me a little time. I ran to get the hosepipe. I just wanted to stop the butane cylinder overheating. "Can I help Daddy" "Not now love". Hosepipe worked well fortunately.
The new torch has a trigger. When you stop pulling it the flame dies and it makes a satisfying pop sound. Much safer. Good safe tools are so satisfying.
Read More@Typo-MAGAshiv Rule Zero of soldering: Heat the workpiece, NOT the solder. When properly heated, the solder will naturally flow into the joint.
That's about 85% of your learning curve. 1 minute spent on a couple of practice joints, and you're off to the races. Pre cleaning to remove oxidation, and not letting pieces move till cooled/identifying the resulting Cold Joint failure on sight, make much of the rest of your soldering skillset.
That was dire.
I liked this at the beginning "While the left tells men to stay in their lane, members of the manosphere and the far right are welcoming them with open arms." (not "far right" only means anything centre ground or right). This was spot on. The rest of the entire article is dedicated to discussing how men should stay in the left lane. Oh well, I suppose at least they see their problem at last.
It is very worrying to see that a good white person is not the same as a good Asian or a good black. Well that's the end of that equality thing you guys sold our fathers. Better get back to looking to our own interests then as we can never be as good or equal if we do the same things as them.
I also liked the bit where she said she liked male bonding, said it was better in the UK (because she only knows middle class urban college graduate americans to compare to middle class urban university graduate Brits) and then thought that all the causes of this male bonding were toxic bad habits or trauma. She never stopped to think that maybe "trauma" (challenges like being sent away to school or enlisting in the army) were actually great for male character development and taught them how to make real friends.
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