Roober
Master Don Juan
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Agreed. It's weird how I've seen relatio ships last where they got married within 6 months and I've seen them last where they got married much later. What you bring up is important to note. The issue that many face is that they dont know what they want.Settle down IF or WHEN a girl who passes your criteria CONVINCES you to.
If you ever find yourself in a situation where you feel the need to convince a female to settle down with you, you've already lost.
Forget about time frames and focus on creating a SITUATION that will make it natural to settle down.
That situation is as follows:
You have enough income, wealth and security to withstand the HORRIFIC financial destruction a family will wreak.
The lady in question passes YOUR criteria.
She RECOGNIZES your value and SHE is the one convincing YOU to settle down.
IMO, focus on any"correct" phases in life, especially phases in life that are SEVERAL YEARS away is really a self-deceptive con. Designed by your ego to keep you from developing the strong social skills NEEDED to create the aforementioned situation.
e.g. "I'm not really supposed to settle down until I'm in my 30's since red pill guru says so" is really just a clever marketing con that many writers and youtubers use to sell books, get ad revenue.
Put it in the reverse. Suppose you met the PERFECT, ideal woman today. Andy by magic of mental experiment, you KNEW she would never stray, stay in good shape, etc.
Would you NOT settle down and create a family because some guy you've never met said so.
If the answer is NO to that, then the answer must ALWAYS be NO to any "ideal" phase of life.
In a sense, any idea of an imaginary future time in your life to settle down (or start your own business, lose weight, etc.) is a very clever marketing con that people eat up like crazy, as it reduces any current pressure toward REAL self development.
There needs to be some education for youth (under 25) on how to be yourself, pursue your goals, and find a partner that will join the ride. Some people are ready young, some people are not, and some are simply never ready. These are conversations that need to happen with parents and gaining experience. There may be a real market for some kind of product like that?
I think it is important that people wait till at least their mid-20s to marry. With college, changing careers, and instability, there are some tough lessons that need to be learned prior to tieing rhe knot.
Your youth should be about developing yourself and finding your place in the world. High school is just fun and games and an emotional roller coaster to boot, it is not a time for real development. People need to get out in the world and experience life to have an understanding of where they fit in.
For example, I was told I was shy all through my youth, I didnt realize I wasnt till I was in my 30s. I thought I was unattractive throughout my youth, and didnt see my potential till late 20s. I was a bit a late bloomer and I think that is far more common now. I think a big part of this is the rapid decrease in effective parenting and the American lie of "do what makes you happy" instead of what is good for your future and your family.
Long story short, I will tell my boys to try and wait till their 30s and find someone 5+ years younger. I hate to admit it, but women are far ahead of men in understanding social dynamics, especially in their 20s. Why this occurs is very interesting...
I have a couple ideas...
-women talk 5 words to mens 1, that is 5 times more practice at communication
-the societal push to "be a man". WTF does that even mean?
-lots of boys with single mommies and deadbeat dads. 1 in 4 kids under 18 right now are being raised by single moms...
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