And in the end she leaves him for someone who has the balls that she stole from him.
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Classical female relationship cycle, fall in love with a man because of everything he is, change everything about him, then leave because he's not the guy you fell in love with. His fault for allowing himself to be changed though.
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Precisely. Sad but true.
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The transition is subtle and decays over time. I notice once we concede > than they do we have relinquished our genitals and placed them tightly in their purse.
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It starts small, and not really noticeable, most guys even think of the things as improvements at first. Really sneaks up on you.
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It's a ritual men must go through and if you are aware you learn from. It's a right of passage to transition from being a fool to being the alpha paving the way.
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Never been there myself but I did have a woman tell me about how an ex of hers brought a huge dildo to her place and told her that it was for him. Her facial expressions during that story were simply remarkable.
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And before you know it you’re speaking on behalf of men to congress apologizing for your testosterone poisoned behaviors. Then you become a Purple Pill life coach.
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HOW can a man lift weights for most of his life, bust his ass maximizing every scrap of opportunity and become a self made millionaire be SO SOY? Terry Crews should be masculinity personified! Where did it go so wrong?
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This is 100% true. Men are told they have to make concessions and sacrifice to make the relationship work. The “Happy wife, happy life” fallacy. It only leads to misery and loathing in the end. Do you and if she doesn’t like you doing you, she can leave.
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Ask any married man of 30 years or more what the secret to a "successful marriage" (lol) is. The response is always "yes dear". It's the guy making all the concessions. What kind of sh*t is that?
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Date long, marry slow. Divorce fast ...if it is neccessary.
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Same with clients relationships “Sure I can work late / weekends” “Sure I can give you a discount” “Sure I can do that extra work free of charge”
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Death by 1,000 paper cuts
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My friend every morning gets up, gets the kids ready for school. At night he comes home and cooks, does dishes, picks up after the kids, does the laundry. And his wife sits on the couch and shops Amazon. He says, “it makes me feel in control.”
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Also, your friend is a liar. If he’s raising the kids tho...is that all bad?
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He is a great dad. But he is basically a single dad and doesn’t know it. And it isn’t good. His son will learn to let women walk on him. His daughter will learn to find a man who will let her do whatever she wants. This is not a healthy relationship.
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He honestly thinks this is best. When I point out how she is not helping with anything at all. He just says “I love her. When you get married you will understand.” It’s so bad, the kids don’t even like her that much. She herself has said that.
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