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Yes, I do miss them terribly. When the marriage broke down, my ex-wife, who is a former police officer, accused me of rape and of abusing the children. I was arrested by the police at my flat and bailed under investigation, although the charges against me were dismissed as they were quite...

Physically, I am fitter than I have ever been (although not as strong) so I can do everything I could in my 20s and 30s in terms of running about and 'keeping up'. I am divorced now though and unfortunately my ex-wife stopped me seeing the kids two years ago. They're now 15 and 12.

26 years.

Andrew Tate does come over as brash and angry, well put. Having said that, I like the way he challenges the pervasive liberal consensus which increasingly denigrates traditional masculinity. I think Tate's right in that respect.

Well, you don't need abs to get women, this is true. My point is that it helps inasmuch as having abs means that you're body fat is low, you'll look good and probably feel better as well - all of which are plus points. But there are lots of other things which help too, I get that.

Agreed. Abs = low body fat which means you'll look good in clothes, you'll move well, your face will be lean, you'll feel confident. Being in shape is always a winner.

Yeah, me. I had two kids in my 40s, one at 42, one at 45.

That's strong work. Well done, man :up:

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Not really sure what you mean. Would you care to expand?

Not just that. Almost every word of that is off-putting to me. So, erm, no thanks.

I find that women from such backgrounds are often easier to talk to. They tend to be more open, confident and open-minded - probably because life has usually been good to them. Take from that what you will.

What a nasty ***** she must have been.

Nailed it :up: Women go on about wanting a man who's in touch with their emotions and say that men shouldn't bottle it up, etc. But, it's bull**** because, in my experience, that's not the case at all. Usually, they see you as weak if you show you're vulnerable or not coping. You're much...

I'm not sure tbh. But I'm not wanting menopausal women anyway. Sorry, its just not my scene, I'm just trying to be honest when I say I'd rather do without. Either way, women can go through the menopause at 40, thats true, but its not the norm. I think I heard somewhere that the average is 50...

Well, I'm not sure how much more I need to age or how much more experience you think I need but it's fair to say that I think I know my own mind by now = and, quite frankly, I'm just not attracted to menopausal women. I'm not sure it's an ideological or philosophical stance per se.

I agree with you. You make several good points with this analysis.

I think he had a bad experience with one.

He's not what I'd call a nice guy, but I have listened to his stuff and read Unplugged Alpha and it's all good home cooking. Nothing you didn't already know or suspect but Rich puts it together well. Overall a force for good.

Spot on. That is how marriage turned out. Awful really.