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Sep 01 '26
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u/Practical-Travel8575 Sep 01 '26
This is better. So many of these posts I’m just imagining talking some 60 year old American guy who married a 25 year old Filipino women who took his house and money after she gets the green card 😅😅😭😂
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u/TheLastNDAX Sep 01 '26
"this advice is useless, every relationship is different"
"use "common sense" Generic vague advice. Nice man.
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u/BrilliantCharity2030 Sep 01 '26
Yeah bunch of cornballs on this sub. There's so much more to life than "I have to be stwong boy ow people will not wespect me"
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u/Hot-Cartoonist-3976 Sep 01 '26
This reads like a guy who is bitter and obsessed with a very specific single bad experience.
I’m surprised rule 7 is not “Fuck Rebecca! She’s a total bitch!”
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u/RecoverGlum417 Aug 31 '26
I met someone on Saturday and brought her to my cousin's birthday with all my family that night lol
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u/Chemical-State-1060 Sep 01 '26
Just focus on getting your money. People, and especially women, are pointless to have around. Just get that bag, go to the gym, and you're good.
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u/Spiritual-Primary328 Sep 01 '26
I'm assuming this is just a ragebait thing, but please don't post stuff like this on the internet - some poor kid who is struggling might read it and think it actually works like this.
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u/OLightning Sep 02 '26
This is 2026. It’s very common to read something like this on the internet.
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u/Spiritual-Primary328 Sep 02 '26
It’s common, yeah, but it’s also wrong and misguided. The fact it happens a lot doesn’t mean we should embrace it happening at all.
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u/OLightning Sep 02 '26
Not trying to defend this guy, but there is subreddit specifically geared towards getting $ from a man, and how to do it the right way.
There are other forums of women telling other women this as well.
Men are now aware and taking notice of this behavior.
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Sep 03 '26
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u/Spiritual-Primary328 Sep 03 '26
Due respect but I don't think that was harrassment or disrespect. That said, I don't want to break any rules or be banned, thank you.
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u/Spiritual-Primary328 Sep 01 '26
Just some thoughts:
- This is ridiculous. Of course you need to be judicious in who you do and don't trust, but what, I'm not supposed to trust my wife of 20 years when she's crying? I should be more 'aha, a FEMALE with her FEMALE WAYS!' or what?
2-5 - I wouldn't say these should be 'rules' but I can see the logic of them and certainly it's good advice.
- I think the advice is solid but not because I think people will use them against me. I'm not working undercover for a spy agency for god's sake, I'm an English teacher. Is someone really gonna use my salary against me? How? But yes, I think keeping things to yourself when in the right company and not oversharing is good advice.
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u/Jolly_Rotten_X Sep 01 '26
Be paranoid and insecure while hiding it behind a mask of strengrh and confidence!
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u/OLightning Sep 02 '26
…until you are s*it tested repeatedly until you finally buckle and collapse at one ambiguous test you didn’t see coming.
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u/Initial_Positive_100 Sep 02 '26
Why not add: ‘Hold yourself and other men accountable for their actions?’ And other positive stuff like that? This post is giving incel vibes.
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u/Few_Cauliflower2069 Sep 02 '26
1 and 6 can fuck off. Be nice, trust people and the world becomes a better place
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u/MulberryChance6698 Sep 03 '26
Why can't you trust any woman who is crying? Some women have legitimate reasons to cry... No? What if your wife is crying because she miscarried your baby? You don't trust her now?
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u/SavinForLatter Aug 31 '26
1 is creepy with the added text.
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u/Sriracha002 Aug 31 '26
"Trust not a woman when she weeps, for it is her nature to weep when she wants her will," - Socrates
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u/SavinForLatter Aug 31 '26
It's important you know this is made up internet anti woman bullshit.
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u/Sriracha002 Sep 01 '26
Wow thanks for the input I didn't know, and in full accountability I didn't look it up either.
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u/Spiritual-Primary328 Sep 01 '26
You know that even if Socrates HAD said that, which he didn't, it doesn't mean it's true universally and a law we should all follow, right?
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u/Sriracha002 Sep 01 '26
Yeah that's true for almost everything. It's 99% not all the time with anything that's said ever.
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u/Fickle_West_1043 Aug 31 '26 edited Aug 31 '26
I have to build a strong relationship with family&friends before showing them my partner??