Men were exactly opposite, go figure, & this is why we shouldn't have nice things.
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4Men were exactly opposite, go figure, & this is why we shouldn't have nice things.
@GoyGirl I went from a solid seven to about an 8 - 9 overnight
You got better-looking as a married dude?? Lol, why's that?
@GoyGirl Idk; I just got immediately more capable of commanding and attracting female attention - precisely after it didn’t matter anymore 🎉
How to make the man make less money: encourage his divorce. Ahhhh, wimminz 😩
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6I did the semi-ascetic/anprim male thing for years before my husband, but would be lying if didn't say it made me too insecure to procreate.
I can be far from rich, but I had to know someone knew about the next meal, so I could raise my own kids - not daycare.
🤫 zero income tho fr living off crypto
now i spend my days taking care of friends and their families and poast
Beyond a certain #, who cares about $$, A...
B, some causes & people rank higher than our own desires, for sure. Good on you ☺️
It's part of my adoration for Uncle Ted, though... the cabin. That's living 🫶
… would be lying if didn't say it made me too insecure to procreate.
… so I could raise my own kids
Obviously you‘re correct about this; what’s frustrating to me is that it’s even become a question. I still see many, many millennial-age couples that complied themselves right into genocide - and still blame themselves like it’s their own fault that they didn’t ”just make more money”.
At some point it needs to be broadly realized that this was done to us — we didn’t genocide ourselves. Clearly we’re liable for something, but it wasn’t “failing to make more money”, it was letting the economy fall into enemy hands.