All these girls have the same aesthetic. They look the same, they dress the same, they pose the same. No originality, no substance but a bunch of copy and paste. It’s weird 🫠
‼️ FEAR ITSELF THE THING GAMEPLAY + VFX
Here's your first in-game look at the upcoming "Fear Itself" legendary costume for The Thing, headed to the #MarvelRivals in-game store with customizable Ultimate VFX this Thursday, March 12th at 10:00 PM EDT.
In this clip, Tony Robbins breaks down a hidden relationship pattern called passive retaliation. A woman says her inability to focus on relationships is “out of her control,” but Tony challenges that belief right away.
He explains that her behavior isn’t helplessness—it’s a strategy. When she feels unheard or controlled (a trigger rooted in childhood), she takes back power by withdrawing. She shuts down emotionally, goes cold, and uses what Tony calls the “dagger eyes.”
This moment reveals how childhood survival habits follow us into adult relationships. Silence once protected her, but now it creates distance. She may feel like she’s winning—but she’s losing real connection. She seems to be a master manipulator who relies on her looks to coast through life. 🤔
The most terrifying realization a man has as he gets older is that his grace is entirely conditional. If a woman has a career setback, makes a bad financial move, or needs a year to "find herself," she is met with sisterhood, therapy, and endless emotional support. If a man asks for that exact same grace? He is an immediate liability. He is told to step up. His partner's friends will literally advise her to leave him because he's "holding her back." A man is only allowed to fail if he can quietly fix it before anyone notices. The moment his struggle becomes an inconvenience to the people he provides for, the respect vanishes. A lot of men are walking around with the crushing realization that they were never actually loved for who they are; they were just employed for what they provide
There is a whole generation of men out here who are absolutely exhausted from being the "transitional guy." They come into your life, absorb all the trauma your toxic ex left behind, provide stability, and love you gently. But because your brain is still addicted to chaos, you mistake his consistency for a lack of passion. You drain his peace to heal yourself, and then abandon him because there isn't enough "drama" to keep you entertained. Men are constantly being used as emotional handymen to fix damage they didn't cause, only to be discarded the second the foundation is stable. It is pure emotional vampirism.