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[Neo. The Only. The One.]

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

 

[BaldingSoHard]

This is what I'm feeling right now. I'm going through some health issues at the moment and she still expecting me to be "that nikka"

They make u feel like an entertainer on stage every day

Provide
Ok

Protect
Ok

Be her rock
Ok

Be her confidante
Ok

Be there for her
Ok








But when you need something

Then they look at you like

Damn man. Sorry to hear about that. Hopefully it's not serious and you bounce back. That's terrible that she can't support you when you're not at 100%. shyt sucks.

 

[ThrobbingHood]

Brehs.. I'm really starting to ask myself what women truly bring to the table other than a p*ssy, a warm meal and having my children. This isn't some incel post... I've been really asking myself this for the past year.

So many of my friends are still with their lady either because of the children or the fear of being lonely. And these were good women on paper before they got married or had children. Almost all of them switched up afterwards.

When I want laughter I've got my friends. When I need a nut, I've got my Friends With Benefits. I've got my playstation and books to keep me occupied. I genuinely don't miss companionship at all. How is p*ssy a reward for dealing with nagging, bytching, a headache, trying to keep a woman satisfied?

And don't say choose better. I've dated and been in relationships with all kinds of women, and no matter what they are all draining at some point. It's like dealing with babies. Constantly having to give them attention, validate their existence. I've never been happier since I've been single.

When the "Feed Me, fukk Me and STFU"2000 Robot is released... I'll be first in line.

 

[The Coochie Assassin]

You dont get it breh. THEY'RE ALL THE SAME


Breaking up with one to get with another one solves nothing

We ain't talking about one woman. We talking about them all

I disagree based on my experiences. Majority yeah, but you keep looking. You don’t give up and settle for a chick causing you problems. It’s like anything else in life. Like attracts like for the most part.

 

[Higher Tech]

This is marriage.

 

[BaldingSoHard]

How is p*ssy a reward for dealing with nagging, bytching, a headache, trying to keep a woman satisfied?

This is an important point because the truth is... it's not.

That is, unless you want progeny, then spending your life protecting and providng for a woman is absolutely unquestionably not a good choice when talking about the majority of women.

It's the kids that make it worth it, and if she's not a good mother and / or you don't want kids, then quite simply you're better off alone. .

Note: This applies to the majority of women, not all women. There are rare exceptions and outliers, like my girl .

 

[NkrumahWasRight Is Wrong]

Flawless

 

[ThrobbingHood]

This is an important point because the truth is... it's not.

That is, unless you want progeny, then spending your life protecting and providng for a woman is absolutely unquestionably not a good choice when talking about the majority of women.

It's the kids that make it worth it, and if she's not a good mother and / or you don't want kids, then quite simply you're better off alone. .

Note: This applies to the majority of women, not all women. There are rare exceptions and outliers, like my girl .

And that's the problem. Too many men (myself included at a point in my life) thought it was normal to deal with this bullshyt because we put p*ssy on a pedestal. Once you remove that power from women, you truly see their nature.

@neotheflyingone said perfect, we're expected to be charming, entertaining, providers, emotional comforters etc etc. And then you look at her think "wait, if I'm all these things, what are you doing?" They'll either hide behind "raising the children" or usually they're stumped. Being pretty and sucking dikk should be in no way equal to what I bring to the table.

I asked my ex what she was bringing to the table. Her response "I love you, I'm always there when you need me, I care about you." Wtf? At that moment I knew I had to bush her. I'm not saying those aren't good traits to have but I was bringing way more to the table than she was. Since I've been doing better for myself, I've come to the conclusion that the only reason to have a wife is for having my children. Outside of that, I'm really not seeing the value.

 

[Roid Jones]

I hear you brehs, my girl be on one sometimes

 

[Roid Jones]

I hear you brehs, my girl be on one sometimes

What girl

 

[Roid Jones]

What girl

 

[ThrobbingHood]

^^^^Has this nikka got schizophrenia?

 

[BaldingSoHard]

And that's the problem. Too many men (myself included at a point in my life) thought it was normal to deal with this bullshyt because we put p*ssy on a pedestal. Once you remove that power from women, you truly see their nature.

@neotheflyingone said perfect, we're expected to be charming, entertaining, providers, emotional comforters etc etc. And then you look at her think "wait, if I'm all these things, what are you doing?" They'll either hide behind "raising the children" or usually they're stumped. Being pretty and sucking dikk should be in no way equal to what I bring to the table.

I asked my ex what she was bringing to the table. Her response "I love you, I'm always there when you need me, I care about you." Wtf? At that moment I knew I had to bush her. I'm not saying those aren't good traits to have but I was bringing way more to the table than she was. Since I've been doing better for myself, I've come to the conclusion that the only reason to have a wife is for having my children. Outside of that, I'm really not seeing the value.

You're absolutely right, breh.

I will say, though, that a good mother for my children is priceless. But we have to choose wisely.

Men need to learn to look past the fat ass and the biological imperative to "wife a dime". I know the allure is irresistible (that's why it's called a biological imperative). But we need to resist it and hold out for a virtuous woman who is all about the kids.

Literally anything else is a mistake, imo.

 

[ThrobbingHood]

You're absolutely right, breh.

I will say, though, that a good mother for my children is priceless. But we have to choose wisely.

Men need to learn to look past the fat ass and the biological imperative to "wife a dime". I know the allure is irresistible (that's why it's called a biological imperative). But we need to resist it and hold out for a virtuous woman who is all about the kids.

Literally anything else is a mistake, imo.

I 100% agree. At this point, I'm just making sure my roster has good potential mothering qualities. It's damn near rare to find a nymphomaniac who's the perfect mother. That's trying to find our version of Tupac In a Business Suit.

Just give me an above average looking woman who can cook, doesn't nag too much and can raise children in a stable environment for me. shyt.. that's not asking for too much. I'm tired of dealing with these self indulgent hos who expect the world to revolve around them.