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It's just like me: I've got a reputation for wasting good girls because my mentality has always been about 'me first' and getting to the apex of my career before sharing the most intricate parts of my life with a woman. But now that I believe I'm super-ready than ever to share my world with a wonderful woman, in courtship for a few years, before taking it to the next level - it's a tad difficult to find the type of good ones I used to get with ease in the past. I just don't connect on that level with them and there's always either a red flag, they're doing too much, or they're just in it for something I don't rate. Now I'm starting to look like a gyalist (player) again to most people, despite all the maturation/growth and changes I've made in the past few years because I keep changing women. And that isn't the real motive - I just want one good/decent one that ticks certain boxes and I can be proud of. It's hard out here on these streets.
Main issue with most men. You want to share YOUR world and not a world you build together. Treat women like an accessory or piece of furniture that you just add in and then get confused about why you can’t find a decent woman. “Good” women are building worlds of their own and not trying to abandon that to live within your dream. Now a Days women just want a decent partnership and men aren’t willing to be that unless they feel they have pursued all their dreams, no matter how unrealistic they are.
 

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Working on yourself requires a certain level of focus, sacrifice and selfishness

Personally, I wouldn't want anyone to even entertain the thought of me not being able to make it without them

If she's not there when you're ready then she wasn't meant to be there :hubie:
Working on yourself is great but how long should someone wait? nikkas be out here 40 years old talking about “living out dreams”, sir you have bills, children and households you’re neglecting in the process.
 

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She is right that you don't have to be at the height of your career to settle down, because not every-man will reach his potential.

Like my mother said no woman wants to starve. I doubt she will be attracted to a brother stacking shelves for minimum wage.

At the end of the day, you need to focus on financial independence, before you settle with a woman.
 

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Main issue with most men. You want to share YOUR world and not a world you build together. Treat women like an accessory or piece of furniture that you just add in and then get confused about why you can’t find a decent woman. “Good” women are building worlds of their own and not trying to abandon that to live within your dream. Now a Days women just want a decent partnership and men aren’t willing to be that unless they feel they have pursued all their dreams, no matter how unrealistic they are.

My bad, wrong choice of words and inability to make my point a mutual thing, on my part. Obviously, if I'm willing to share the most intricate parts of my life with someone, I expect it to be a two-way street.

I don't view women as an accessory/appendage. Relationship is a partnership that works best when it's done based on teamwork although the two worlds have to overlap and everything has to be mutually inclusive. But I've to be the team leader, though.
 

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Working on yourself is great but how long should someone wait? nikkas be out here 40 years old talking about “living out dreams”, sir you have bills, children and households you’re neglecting in the process.

Precisely why that 40 year old dude should've took the time earlier in life to work on himself before piling those responsibilities on

The relationship shouldn't be a burden to either party
 

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My bad, wrong choice of words and inability to make my point a mutual thing, on my part. Obviously, if I'm willing to share the most intricate parts of my life with someone, I expect it to be a two-way street.

I don't view women as an accessory/appendage. Relationship is a partnership that works best when it's done based on teamwork although the two worlds have to overlap and everything has to be mutually inclusive. But I've to be the team leader, though.

The rest of us knew exactly what you meant breh. You dont want to be the one seen as the piggy backer and you want to contribute your fair share before you get with someone. You want to take care of your worries so it doesnt transfer over and affect your partner. And by you having your shyt together, you expect the woman to have hers together too

Damned if we do, damned if we dont huh
Precisely why that 40 year old dude should've took the time earlier in life to work on himself before piling those responsibilities on

The relationship shouldn't be a burden to either party

Right?

"Dreams" doesnt always mean, Rockstar Life. You can chase dreams while in your field and be on time with bills. Some people within their field go from a high paying salary, to a lower paying job WITHIN that SAME field because they were happier. That can be considered dream chasing

Btw my dad quit his corporate job which he could retire at 50 at, to start his own business and it wasnt super successful til his 40's. My mother told me to fukk the corporate life (have a degree in FInance as a safety net, gonna get masters) and to travel and pursue my real dreams before responsibilities. There are good women who understand life, not selfish bag chasers.
 
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Let's be reality brehs. Like really, the avg dude doesn't have access to a woman like that.

Facts

She is British/ Nigerian, so she was reared to hustle

She is physically attractive so she has options, so the average or broke brother is not pulling a girl like that.

She knows this. She is fishing for retweets
 
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As a guy, I agree with your points. And I'm also a firm believer in waiting till you're at least relatively stable and perhaps one step away from your dreams before settling down or having kids. It's also always better to be in a decent space where you can easily pull top-notch women with all the qualities you desire in a woman, than when you're struggling and would probably have to settle for less due to how materialistic the society is today.

However, I do get her point because there are still top-notch women out there who would take you as you're even in dirt and love you for who you're and your potentials - not what you have. Women who can see a diamond in the dirt and are willing to build with you from the bottom, up. So I believe when you've that type of woman in your life - you just need to lock her down. Trust me, some women are unicorns in today's world and you wouldn't know their value until they leave you.

It's just like me: I've got a reputation for wasting good girls because my mentality has always been about 'me first' and getting to the apex of my career before sharing the most intricate parts of my life with a woman. But now that I believe I'm super-ready than ever to share my world with a wonderful woman, in courtship for a few years, before taking it to the next level - it's a tad difficult to find the type of good ones I used to get with ease in the past. I just don't connect on that level with them and there's always either a red flag, they're doing too much, or they're just in it for something I don't rate. Now I'm starting to look like a gyalist (player) again to most people, despite all the maturation/growth and changes I've made in the past few years because I keep changing women. And that isn't the real motive - I just want one good/decent one that ticks certain boxes and I can be proud of. It's hard out here on these streets.

Both POVs are valid. She's a traditional woman who views things from the purview of a different generation due to how she was raised. You're a realist who understands what's attainable in the current clime as a man. I can't fault none of the two perspectives.

I'd advise against settling down in any Western country. The fail safes to develop a stable family
are gone and I don't need to get into the judicial bias when it comes men.

I agree..you should lock her down but only in Saudi Arabia. :lolbron:

Picture a woman calling any man a "unicorn" in todays world :laff:

I went to the future to talk an older version of you and here is what he said
about you when you found "good woman" ...

I was almost 40. Married 15 years with three kids. Successful business owner. Nice cars and nice house. Vacations. Volunteered as a coach, and our household revolved around kids' activities. Proud that my wife was able to stay home with the kids (her desire as well).

Then suddenly....Armageddon.

Wife met single dad at kids' school. Apparently, he had an 'aura' or something. They carried on for months - I, of course, was clueless.

When the hammer finally hit my head and all was out in the open, I was in for an even greater shock that I could have ever imagined.

Kicked out of my dream house. Ordered to pay wife half a million...either by taking a loan or selling the business. Ordered to pay a combination of alimony and child support that left me in a basement apartment. And the worst part? Paying 10s of 1000s to a lawyer whose advice summed up as "Suck it up, sunshine. That's our laws. Doesn't matter what she did....you pay. And pay".

One last thing.......






Get Married Brehs
:gmbrehs:
 

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A woman like that has a different perspective on things because of her option.

She's not talking about dudes who make 35k a year, she talking about multi millionaires.

FWIW the average woman don't have access or the ability to pull a multi millionaire dude either. That don't stop them from dreaming tho.
 

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:scust: Whore...... but all jokes aside.

she's only referring to men who have a clear direction to being successful or wealthy. She's threatened.

It's mad annoying when a chick wants to build with you. Build by yourself and if we meet up with equally successful careers then so be it if not ok, I'll just get a submissive chick.

Most men have different responsibilities, taking care of their mama and being the head of a family - if your blessed financially that comes with the territory.

Last thing you want to do is argue with your live in gf over giving your mom's $1000- it's going to turn from "lets build together to, why the hell you giving out money we don't have".

Plus the grind/ struggle is sweat when you do it all alone.
 

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Main issue with most men. You want to share YOUR world and not a world you build together. Treat women like an accessory or piece of furniture that you just add in and then get confused about why you can’t find a decent woman. “Good” women are building worlds of their own and not trying to abandon that to live within your dream. Now a Days women just want a decent partnership and men aren’t willing to be that unless they feel they have pursued all their dreams, no matter how unrealistic they are.

Nowadays women want dominion not a partnership.They want it all.
To have intrinsic value in fertility, looks while also having resources
and power in relationships and also attention at all times.

Imagine if Tesla and The Wright brothers had been realistic ? :stopitslime:
 

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Nowadays women want dominion not a partnership.They want it all.
To have intrinsic value in fertility, looks while also having resources
and power in relationships and also attention at all times.

Imagine if Tesla and The Wright brothers had been realistic ? :stopitslime:

Patrice said theres a ton of Jimi Hendrix-like geniuses working at Home Depot because their women shytted on them and told them to settle down to early and "grow up". BAsically told them to choose the cookie cutter life.

But being a man is all about taking risks :wow:. We have a risk taking hormone ffs
 
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