From what little I've seen of it, parenting appears to be brutally difficult. But it really breaks my heart to see so many women today rejecting the idea of motherhood, to reject their greatest calling. I'm old enough to remember when most women aspired to be housewives and mothers, and the feminist idea of pushing them into careers has messed up so many things in our society.
I would have played along, fvcked their brains out once including "wrong holing" her without warning and then ghosted them.
My ex-wife really wanted to be a mother, but she looked at motherhood through rose-coloured glasses. When your expectations are (too) high, the propensity for disappointment is huge.
Since she is working, she won't let him retire (he's just under 10 years older).
This isn't California.
We humans are lousy at distinguishing our urges and fantasies from essentials
Heterosexual women crave a man who can bring more resources into their lives, just as straight men want our women to look beautiful and be up for just about anything sexually??!!
Presumably then, a man who dropkicked his heavily pregnant missus in the stomach-once or more-received only 3/4th a chunk
That's because in our evolutionary past, satisfying our urges was evolutionarily positive - e.g., killing rival tribes, sexually taking women, etc.
And not so well in Chile, Iran, Iraq, South Vietnam, etc etcIt worked after WW2.
You don't even try to hide being an imbecile, do you?It worked after WW2.
They were positive, UNLESS you yourself were among the rival tribesmen who were being slaughtered like steers, and it was your woman/women being taken
I totally agree. I'm 65 and working in a job that is trying to be the death of me. I want to retire at 66 & 10 months but I don't think I can last much longer there. When I discuss this with my wife who is a top level director at a major hospital, her response is "what are going to do then?" There's no sympathy for my predicament even though she can see my physical and mental health suffering. Sometimes I feel like the last 20 years was a waste of good years.
Has she bought a lot of life insurance on you?
Tell her a little about yourself, but not too much. Maintain some mystery. Give her something to think about and wonder about when she's at home.
Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.
Uh, subtracting a negative is like adding a positive - either way it's evolutionary.
Yeah, Susan Smith rid herself of two annoyances when she drove Mike and Alex into that lake back in '93, yet added a positive to her life by doing so: She would've never achieved celebrity, had she allowed her sons to survive
I'll take Obscure Tangents for $100, Alex.
I wasn't sure what the hell to make of MDJ's reply. Thus I was put into a dilemma similar to that of The Army CID agent in Basra circa '05, visiting a crime scene where Al Quaeda had beheaded an informant within their own ranks, then jammed that newly severed cranium into the vic's rectum
Good post, but you do know within feminism, “slaying,” “pumping and dumping,” “game,” and “PUA” wouldn’t exist, right?
