Gia Macool
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I married the second man I ever dated. Most tell me I’m inexperienced for the dating world. I say, “I dodged lots of bullets.” ✔️
Women say, “Women support women” while backstabbing each other and calling it empowerment. But when a man wants real male camaraderie, it’s suddenly gay? Smells like a fishy double standard if you ask me. 🤥 Ladies, pick a standard and stick to it. Y’all can’t even figure…
"I only want to be around men," actually sounds super gay, my guy.
I don’t eat for taste I eat to fuel workouts Lean, strong bodies aren’t obsessed with food. “Foodie” is just a cute word for undisciplined and fat.
Well said couldn’t said it better myself
I actually agree with you. What gets glorified today rarely reflects truth or responsibility. And most people speak with certainty about things they’ve never studied or lived especially when it comes to relationships. Matt Walsh’s core message was that men should reject…
Everyone’s “healing from trauma” these days. 🙄 Girl, you scraped a knee in childhood. Meanwhile, grandma buried five husbands and still be in the kitchen cooking.
The Matt Walsh types blame men for adapting to a system they didn’t create while ignoring the fact that their own institutions •church •family •tradition failed to enforce the moral order they now preach. You can’t tell men to follow rules no one else is following.…
I foresaw polygamy entering the mainstream conversation years ago just from dealing with the dating scene back then. It was obvious things would not get better for average men and would trend toward the commodification of women. I don’t see how the Matt Walsh types can be mad…
Women say, “I don’t want a man-child,” thinking making her own money means he’s not a man. But few connect that we live in a world ruled by women’s choice and buying power. There’s too much money made off women for men to hold real influence. Power follows female…
Those who dismiss generalizations as inherently flawed often miss that, fundamentally, people share more similarities than differences.
Most men wouldn’t marry if they weren’t pushed. It’s usually the woman giving the ultimatum: “Put a ring on it or I’m walking.” Men are typically content with the relationship as it is. They don’t marry because they’re chasing the idea of marriage They marry because they…
That's fine, but can't the same be said about men? They rarely marry a woman they truly desire either.