Here goes another gem of an article for you on what these 'modern women' are thinking, and this is reaching millions of readers on huffingtonpost
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/alana-stewart/post_4272_b_2442820.html?utm_hp_ref=divorce&ir=Divorce#
Marriage isn't her attempting to share a life and making a commitment with another person, but rather a tool for HER to dabble with for her 'growth.' Is this not insanity? What kind of simp minister does she have to tell her that marriage isn't for life? There goes one of those ministers with 'smooth words' that the Bible was warning us about. Also note her conversations with 'spiritual teacher' later on in the article, who is very likely kicking new age rhetoric into her mind that nothing is truly bad, but everything is just merely an opportunity for 'growth and self-fulfillment', or another subtle way of stating 'do what thou will'... aka luciferian doctrine.
There's just a certain point when you come to realize that it's not you and not having enough 'game', but rather it's the screwed up mindset that women are pushing upon themselves and actually believing. Not only did we have articles about 'gaggles' and 'starter husbands', but we're actually treated to a woman believing and writing on a major website that she doesn't believe 'marriage is for life' and is a tool of her own growth. Now do ya'll see why the knowledge kicked on here is so important?
Ask this same woman if she will marry a man that makes significantly less than her and not sign a prenup, since it's all about growth. I bet you she wouldn't touch a man that did. Now let's see if she would get offended about being asked to sign a prenup if she met a multimillionaire. You already know the answer... "Well if you REALLY loved me, you wouldn't ask me to do this." "How can you come into the marriage believing it will fail?" It won't be all about self-fulfillment and growth if SHE is the one getting swindled, but she will avoid that because she won't marry a man that makes less than her... she will just sleep with them if they are exciting and attempt to pin the financial repercussions and life responsibilities of her decisions on a sucker negro who is willing to believe the sob stories she will have prepared for him. These sucker negroes will incur countless debt giving her a fancy 'princess day' and buying the house and car she won't stop clamoring for, only to be shucked to the side when she gets bored and no longer feels any 'personal development and growth. You all know the script.
Tether yourself to these walking timebombs if you want to, but I'll just stand back in the far, far distance watching those who refuse to heed the advice blow themselves to pieces.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/alana-stewart/post_4272_b_2442820.html?utm_hp_ref=divorce&ir=Divorce#
Marriage isn't her attempting to share a life and making a commitment with another person, but rather a tool for HER to dabble with for her 'growth.' Is this not insanity? What kind of simp minister does she have to tell her that marriage isn't for life? There goes one of those ministers with 'smooth words' that the Bible was warning us about. Also note her conversations with 'spiritual teacher' later on in the article, who is very likely kicking new age rhetoric into her mind that nothing is truly bad, but everything is just merely an opportunity for 'growth and self-fulfillment', or another subtle way of stating 'do what thou will'... aka luciferian doctrine.
There's just a certain point when you come to realize that it's not you and not having enough 'game', but rather it's the screwed up mindset that women are pushing upon themselves and actually believing. Not only did we have articles about 'gaggles' and 'starter husbands', but we're actually treated to a woman believing and writing on a major website that she doesn't believe 'marriage is for life' and is a tool of her own growth. Now do ya'll see why the knowledge kicked on here is so important?
Ask this same woman if she will marry a man that makes significantly less than her and not sign a prenup, since it's all about growth. I bet you she wouldn't touch a man that did. Now let's see if she would get offended about being asked to sign a prenup if she met a multimillionaire. You already know the answer... "Well if you REALLY loved me, you wouldn't ask me to do this." "How can you come into the marriage believing it will fail?" It won't be all about self-fulfillment and growth if SHE is the one getting swindled, but she will avoid that because she won't marry a man that makes less than her... she will just sleep with them if they are exciting and attempt to pin the financial repercussions and life responsibilities of her decisions on a sucker negro who is willing to believe the sob stories she will have prepared for him. These sucker negroes will incur countless debt giving her a fancy 'princess day' and buying the house and car she won't stop clamoring for, only to be shucked to the side when she gets bored and no longer feels any 'personal development and growth. You all know the script.
Tether yourself to these walking timebombs if you want to, but I'll just stand back in the far, far distance watching those who refuse to heed the advice blow themselves to pieces.
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