Nobody likes you when you're depressed.
Plain and simple. We can talk all day about mental health and how important it is, but the moment you are depressed, people start to distance themselves. They see you as negative, a burden, and someone too heavy to handle.
Guys who think it’s really cool to have hoes when you’re 35+
Have just never really gotten p*ssy
After 50 bodies if you dont see why having one girl is the long term play
You either still have a deep seated insecurity about women
Or your brain is just broken
But most of the time the guys who think this way
Just haven’t had a lot of casual sex
So they still think it’s the coolest thing ever
Guys who think they’ll be “most valuable” at 35 are delusional
If you want that 19 yo girl you need to get her when you’re 25-30
Mentally stable younger girls don’t want a 35 yo mf
Sure if you actually have status and money you can do it
But you guys think that 200k/year is “money”
That’s peanuts if you’re 35 and it doesn’t set you apart from the 27 yo guy that makes 100k
If you wait too long to get married
You’re gonna end up with a random through 28 yo chick with a spreadsheet job
And you deserve it.
Guys: show this video to any woman you’re thinking about marrying. If she likes this neurotic rant, run. Just saved you from years of soul-crushing misery. You’re welcome.
Most Westerners are disgusted and offended by the idea of polygamy, yet millions are engaged in an informal version of it (modern dating & hookup culture)
Formalised polygamy is actually more honest and productive than the current nonsense.
I'm not pro-polygamy. Just a realist.
@FiascoJedi@Cobratate That’s why he had to make laws and defend his community, while Jesus’ mission was purely spiritual. Their roles were different, so comparing them in that way doesn’t really make sense.
@FiascoJedi@Cobratate Jesus was sent as a prophet to guide people spiritually, while Prophet Muhammad, like Moses, David, and Solomon, was also given the role of a leader. Muhammad didn’t seek political power—it became his responsibility to establish justice and lead his people.