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Respectfully this is obviously not true.
This is very true, right before my EX cheated she told me flat out said to me that she thought she could do better. I just looked at her and laughed in her face. I said good luck with that, I then said sure you might get some guys to **** you but none of them will ever commit to you. I then informed her how she brought no value to my life but sex and was ultimately she was a burden. That if she wanted to walk, to walk and stop wasting my time. To this day she still brings up how she is a burden . It only lasted as long it did because of my kid.The only red pill truth to swallow is that women will not cheat if in her mind she with her best option, exceptions apply (for you autists)
Men are loved conditionally, which is not a bad thing, many men cry about that, but that pushes you to become the best, burden of performance.
Fat chicks who lose weight become sluuts for a long time after losing the weight. That could explain it. But yeh i made a thread on " they all cheat" and got crucified. Good to know that we observe the same thing.I really don’t think she is faking the kindness. I don’t know her whole life story. But i do know she used to be really fat and she is like 5’8 150 now. She talks a lot about her weight loss and ive seen pictures. I also know she took care of her mother full time for a while and didn’t date or work. I really do think she is a genuine nice person, but also as you said, hoes gonna be hoes..
I think you are on the something when you talk about relationship decay. Mather nature probably did not want long term monogamy. This prob changes if you are her high score but even then.I agree with this. There are likely more beta male nice guys than nice and sweet women.
Some betas are very persistent because they believe that persistence pays off.
This makes sense for younger women but not women 35+ in my experience. The first post referred to a woman who is 49 years old. A 49 year old woman doesn't care that much about her family's opinions. At age 49, a woman likely has parents that are either mentally/physically diminished or dead.
Younger women will care about this, especially when considering a first spouse. After that, it's not that much of a thing.
I agree with this.
In my 12,000+ posts on this forum, I believe the idea that I am most known for is my idea about the shelf life of relationships.
I believe the majority of relationships have a shelf life of goodness of 5 years. It doesn't matter how long a relationship lasts, its only the first 5 years that are the good times. 5 years of goodness assumes at least an average frame. Betas with weaker than average frames won't have a shelf life of goodness that lasts even 5 years, even if a beta gets his relationship to last more than 5 years. There are plenty of beta males in relationships that have lasted more than 5 years.
Frame decay is also a real phenomenon. There are men who start off with decent frames but eventually morph into wimpy beta males.
In an LTR, Year 10 is rarely even close to as good as Year 2. There are relationships that are strong enough and the decay isn't drastic enough to warrant leaving.
The problem with marriages is that marriages tend to extend the zombie phase of a relationship longer. Even with no fault divorce, there's still hesitation to end the relationship. Some non-marital LTRs have a longer zombie phase too, especially when the two people live together. The zombie phase tends to be shortest when breaking up is easiest. Breaking up is easiest in a non-marital relationship where two people don't live together.
Some of my relationships have ended rather easily because there was no cohabitation and there were no children in the equation. I did feel emotional pain when some ended. It was much easier than it likely would have been had there been a marriage, a cohabitation, or children involved.
You're observing something that often gets overlooked: yeah, even the "sweetest" woman is still human and is still driven by her animal desire If a woman is with a man who isn't fulfilling her needs or if she's feeling neglected or undervalued, she'll seek that fulfillment elsewhere.My GF has a friend who is visiting her from another state for several months while on a temporary work assignment in our area. 49yo. When it comes to adult women, this friend is about the sweetest, nicest female you could want to meet. She is very respectful to me, very caring. Even helped my mother with some things and wanted nothing in return. I have a lot of good things to say about her.. But here is the issue. Even with all those GOOD things, she is still a CHEATER. She is cheating on her BF back home! She has been getting on the dating apps and getting her lay on whenever she has time. I have seen her do a video call with her BF back home and say "I love you". Then later that same day go out with another dude. What prompted me to write this was this past weekend. She flew home just for the weekend, two nights, and came back to my GF's house. I asked her "Did you see (BF) while you were home?" She said "No, I didn't have time". I don't think she even told him she was coming home. But then she said she went to a party and hooked up with another guy! :-( WOW. My conclusion: even the sweet and nice ones will cheat if given a chance. I really think it's programmed in them deeper than the world ever thought. Even in the ones who are really nice people otherwise. The risk of getting caught is low for her, so she is going for it. I think the only way to fix this is to make it so a man can take action if his woman cheats and scare them into behaving. Something we will never see in the USA and only a tiny few other countries do/will. God help us!
Yep. This sounds ugly but I think there's actually more beauty and romance to it than people think, if you really look at the polarity it creates.Dread Game.
Just because a woman listens to you and acts interested in what you say doesn't mean she really is. She might just be acting polite, while silently wishing that the date would hurry up and end, or that you would go away... and never come back.
Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.
So much truth in this post..
Emotional subject.
The problem is; it isn't the easiest and obvious answer that we should be wary of.
We should be wary of the answer that no one likes to talk about, think about or admit.
The easy answer is: Oh, she cheated because he wasn't performing well in the bedroom.
or..
She cheated because he wasn't attentive to her or her feelings.
That is the easy/obvious answer.
The other side to that is: She cheated because she simply wanted to experience another d!ck.
That is the answer we should be worried about.
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Listen, in the beginning of my marriage, my wife treated me like a king.
I was a good boy, at first.
But after a while, no matter how good she was to me (and she was good), no matter how good the sex was (puzzy was the BOMB)..
Despite all of that, I still yearned for new puzzy.
It was the classic "it wasn't her, it was me" thing.
Now, the sad part about it is; some women feel the same way, on the flipside.
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I said all that to say this, we are living in probably the most unfaithful time in American history.
Cheating is the new norm.
Side dudes are winning.
Lies have more virtue than the truth.
Gaslighting is a cheat code (Google "Gaslighting").
And marriage/relationships aren't valued as much as it once was.
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If you get married, and then magically all of the women at work are suddenly trying to holla at you..how long do you think you will last?
Like death & taxes..no matter how long you run or try to hide; sooner or later it is going to get you.
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If a woman is married and loves her husband dearly, but after 10+ years of marriage no matter how good the marriage is, things will get stale..not even including sex.
Her mind will begin to drift, and pretty soon she will accept that "let's go grab a cup of coffee" offer from that guy at work.
And then it is only matter of time.
And then, it happens.
And when it first happens, she will feel guilty and shameful.
But after a while, less and less guilt.. because guilty or not, she can't deny it was a good time.
The angel will tell her..
Angel: That was wrong, and you should be ashamed of yourself.
But the demon will say..
Demon: Yeah, but it was undeniably a good time, wasn't it?
Pretty soon, the demon will prevail.
Then it will continue..
She goes home, and acts normal in front of the husband, and he doesn't suspect a thing.
This kind of shiit can go on for years.
I am about 80% from advising against monogamy and certainly marriage.
Now is not the time for it..and maybe not ever again.
This is the most gangsta shyt I ever read on hereYes i have a relationship, but my exit strategy is always in place if anything happens.
This is a bitter loser mindset. Sorry. A man must have an internal locus of control; he is not simply "acted upon" by outside social forces. Unlike women he creates his own circumstances.So much truth in this post.
The century now is the century to be alone.
I also advise against monogamy and marriage.
Yes i have a relationship, but my exit strategy is always in place if anything happens.
I know the circumstances and what can happen. Nothing is for certain.
Women cheat the moment they sense weakness on a guy. Even if you provide the best lifestyle, money, security she will cheat if she gets tired of your d1ick.
Reality is reality.
If you'd really be secure, you wouldn't need an exit strategy. Unless you see relationships as combat.Yes i have a relationship, but my exit strategy is always in place if anything happens.
Bullshiit.If you'd really be secure, you wouldn't need an exit strategy. Unless you see relationships as combat.
@We_ArE_VeNOM : you might have to kill in the name of the Lord.You: Hey, LearningCurve, we are at Church. Why did you bring a firearm to Church?
LearningCurve: Because, you never know.
Firstly, I love women I don't hate them or I'm angry at them. Neither they are my enemy.This is a bitter loser mindset. Sorry. A man must have an internal locus of control; he is not simply "acted upon" by outside social forces. Unlike women he creates his own circumstances.
Women are not the enemy. Do not be angry at women.
Well as Jesus said "So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you.”If you'd really be secure, you wouldn't need an exit strategy. Unless you see relationships as combat.
And an exit strategy for when the relationship turns to shyte. Got that, yeah.I don't care about combat, I care about life-peace and easy going women.