One day, you’ll be forgotten. Completely. So while you’re here, stop living for validation, stop wasting time, and start building a life that actually means something to you.
@Elenabardyf Lmao! Stop being delusional. Men and women are not the same; and age doesn't stop a man from marrying his dream woman.
The only thing that can stop a man from marrying his dream woman is poverty.
I see a lot of men saying they will waste her time in the comment section, and I just laugh. The only way you can keep a woman who cheated on you and succeed at it is if you never loved her
But if you ever loved her truly, keeping her will only damage you more.
So just let go.
I know you guys have made up your mind not marry that woman that you caught cheating, don't keep her for too long to reduce her miserable and frustrated life in future .
@i_am_dimmygee Only a low-value man with low self-esteem who lacks options still keeps a woman he caught cheating on him.
High-value men dump her and let her leave with the consequences of her actions.
A woman who always plays the victim will never take accountability. Every issue becomes your fault. Every mistake becomes your responsibility.
That’s emotional manipulation.
If she hides her phone, acts defensive, and suddenly becomes overly private… You don’t need to panic.
But you also don’t need to be blind.
Patterns speak louder than words.
A lot of people don’t want to hear this, but your past decisions shape your future options.
For men and women.
Not emotionally.
Not morally.
But practically.
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After being fucked and passed around by the whole black community in her prime, they expect Klay Thompson, a rich famous basketballer and amongst the top 10% of men to be loyal to an industrial whore who's in her 30s, has hit the wall, lost value in the dating market, has only 1kb of egg left in her ovaries, become an evening newspaper and who multiple average men fucked for free?
Women are delusional!
And whether people like it or not—
everyone is being evaluated.
The smartest thing any man or woman can do is think long-term.
Ask yourself:
“Are my current habits building the kind of life and partner I’ll want later?”
If not, adjust early.