Maybe in the future you will elaborate how this all works in practice. It's great theory, but I am curious how this actually works. If you are a married man in a marriage that's longer than ten years, i know enough and salute you ofcourse . But if you are a single man you are a walking bluepilled target for women who know how to act like a good girl...
I'm single and happy the way I am, never been married. Up until a year ago, based on what I've seen all around me in real life and many accounts I've read on more or less public figures, I didn't see the point in it...actually in many cases it seemed like the guy had masochistic tendencies that led him to get married...basically he replaced his mother with his wife, got severely restricted on his freedoms with nothing to show for it. Like for instance this one time I wanted to stay out with a friend, he said he wanted to but he can't, the wife would be upset...Jesus Christ, it felt as if we were teenagers again and he had to abide to his mom's curfew. And I told him, and he was like yeah, that's life.
Then something changed in me and I realized there's a whole new world that waits to be explored, it exists, but one has to prepare himself for it. So that led me to various reading, gained new insights and understanding and that's how I ended up on this forum.
The best analogy I can think of is the relationship with your own body: many people don't give a shyt, and they look like it. Another category are those that give it a little thought, jump from one crazy diet to another, look better than the ones in first category but are still miserable. And then there are those that found what works for them, keep doing it and look and feel healthy, effortless.
I think the probability of a fake good girl to fool me is the same as being fooled by fake meat or plant-based milk. I learned to read the labels.
