Harry Wilmington
Master Don Juan
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@Zarky: Wow, so harsh-sounding in your response! Look, clearly we are on different dating paths; if you've seen the other posts I've started and/or responded to on here, the majority of the advice I give out is with the thought that guys are looking to eventually be with one girl long-term. Personally, I don't see why this is seen as a "beta" thing - wanting to be with someone whom you can love and have love you back does not make one any less "Alpha" than one who is looking to bang a bunch of chicks. To hear you say it, every man who figures out a way to keep a woman by his side long-term without wanting to sleep with someone else and while being able to keep her in check, must be a beta-male? If so, then I come from a LOOOOOOONG line of beta men - about 85% of the men in my family have all been married to the same women, the elders of which have been together for 30 to 40+ years. Sure, they were in the army, served their country, got on the Supreme Court, and had women by their side who were able to support them, love them, bare and take care of their children, and seemed genuinely happy to show their men they loved them - but hey, screw 'em all, right? Loving one woman and wanting the children to only have one mommy to deal with is totally beta!
Honestly, I think some of you guys look at things too short-term. Because I've seen the other side of this whole thing: I've seen the parts where my male relatives get older, weaker, sicker, and can't do for themselves... and y'know the person that's helping them with their day to day existence in their declining years? The one that's wiping their butts every morning, getting them dressed, making sure they have food to eat? That's right - it's the one woman that's been there for 30 to 40+ years who's happy to do it. So, as much as you guys think it's all fun and games now, the reality is none of these women whose hearts you're playing with or getting rid of at the drop of a hat when a better version comes along, NONE of those women are going to be around later in life when you need someone to take care of you.
Now, am I saying that married life is for everybody? No - but I'm saying that just because it's not for you doesn't mean you have to bash it. I grew up around happy marriages that I saw work out, so for me I seek things that will help me get that lifestyle. If that's not your path, fine - most of the advice I give can be used for both pathways, but if you're not trying to do that, just avoid the parts where I talk about how to keep a woman around long term. But again - just 'cause it's not for you doesn't mean it's not a valid thing for other guys to go after, nor does it make them "beta." If anything, being beta to me means having to juggle multiple chicks because you're too afraid to actually handle a REAL relationship - one where you don't always get to stay in the honeymoon phase and talk through issues rather than dropping a "plate" and avoiding the chance at true intimacy. But hey - multiple women, right? 3 in one day, right? That's a REAL man for you - and, eventually, a real LONELY one at that.
Honestly, I think some of you guys look at things too short-term. Because I've seen the other side of this whole thing: I've seen the parts where my male relatives get older, weaker, sicker, and can't do for themselves... and y'know the person that's helping them with their day to day existence in their declining years? The one that's wiping their butts every morning, getting them dressed, making sure they have food to eat? That's right - it's the one woman that's been there for 30 to 40+ years who's happy to do it. So, as much as you guys think it's all fun and games now, the reality is none of these women whose hearts you're playing with or getting rid of at the drop of a hat when a better version comes along, NONE of those women are going to be around later in life when you need someone to take care of you.
Now, am I saying that married life is for everybody? No - but I'm saying that just because it's not for you doesn't mean you have to bash it. I grew up around happy marriages that I saw work out, so for me I seek things that will help me get that lifestyle. If that's not your path, fine - most of the advice I give can be used for both pathways, but if you're not trying to do that, just avoid the parts where I talk about how to keep a woman around long term. But again - just 'cause it's not for you doesn't mean it's not a valid thing for other guys to go after, nor does it make them "beta." If anything, being beta to me means having to juggle multiple chicks because you're too afraid to actually handle a REAL relationship - one where you don't always get to stay in the honeymoon phase and talk through issues rather than dropping a "plate" and avoiding the chance at true intimacy. But hey - multiple women, right? 3 in one day, right? That's a REAL man for you - and, eventually, a real LONELY one at that.