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Early childcare is totally weird and unnatural to men. Our biology is not made for it whatsoever.
But modern society basically demands that men STEP UP and do it regardless because feminism rotted women’s brains and they lost their motherly instinct.
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St Louis mall perhaps the most third world place i've ever been. every store full of Temu drop-shipped product, nobody here, and there's high pitched feedback coming through the PA system that nobody seems willing or able to address
Only elder millennial men from Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, Indiana, etc. are “bucking traditional stereotypes”
And they’re only doing it because they feel like they have no choice.
Most men have no interest in childcare. If another responsibility is just going to be forced on us, then marriage and children are unappealing.
Modern women want a provider husband and a nanny combined into one person. It’s ridiculous.
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Most men have no interest in childcare. If another responsibility is just going to be forced on us, then marriage and children are unappealing.
Modern women want a provider husband and a nanny combined into one person. It’s ridiculous.
For me, having a baby was the beginning of the end of my marriage. My ex and I had set things up to be fairly trad. He made the money, and I planned to stay home with the children. I didn't, however, realize that his vision of that was actual-zero childcare, to the best of his ability. He spent most weekends watching TV in another room with the door closed, while I ran around to parks and playgrounds, etc. Eventually we had no shared life.
@jmrphy for @unherd recommends this. I am not so sure.
Nor am I totally unsure. I was a stay-at-home-mom, but also had fairly feminist expectations, and I thought that my ex *should* have walked in the door from work and started helping me make toddler-dinner. After all, we'd both worked all day, and his work was a lot more fun. More than that, I wanted someone to share the experience with ... him.
We also did have other, deeper problems. But mainly what happened is that I started resenting him and stopped caring about his wants and needs in the relationship (because he was a lazy-ass bum sitting there waiting for his adult-dinner, too). And I devoted my considerable powers to trying to force him to participate, which he did, but so resentfully in his own part that it just wasn't worth it. eventually I started arranging things to discourage his participation. I can think of summer mornings where I was scuttling around trying to get me and the kids out of the house before he woke up....
Also I tend to forget that for the first few years, I tried to treat him like the luxury-king-of-finance that he wanted to be, and *tried* to do it all myself without inconveniencing him, and I just wasn't able to pull that off, logistically or emotionally.
I think we were probably just doomed for other reasons, but, with great hindsight, my resentment and feminism didn't help us. And his view of what a father was supposed to do was pretty impoverished. It's possible that if both of us had moved a few clicks towards the other's position, we could have made it. Or if we'd even just done the things we were already doing without the resentment, perhaps we could have grown together into the job.
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When I was growing up old people were portrayed as sage-like stoic figures with vast knowledge & experience but it turns out by the time I could properly analyze the world around me that nearly every old person is a retarded child with power & money that cant see past today.
There are many elsewheres.
If elsewhere didn’t exist, then vetbros like Eric Prince wouldn’t be pressed over young men telling each other to make plans to leave the country.
Boomers let that happen. I had no say in the matter.
I’m strong enough to not be bullied out of pursuing my self interest. If it was truly my land (not just a meaningless platitude), then I would defend it. But it’s not, so I wont stick my neck out for what isn’t mine.
True Americans will always question their country, and they will never be afraid to pack up and take a leap of faith elsewhere.
Young men who are descended from those who originally settled America will eventually leave, and America will be left with its 3rd world client groups.
Men call billionaire woman unattractive: blackpilling
Women defend Lindsay Clancy + blame her husband (despite an airtight CCTV footage alibi): empowering
The Lori Huang situation is so blackpilling, not because one man cheated, as individual bad actors will always exist, but because of how men systematically came together to not only defend his behavior, but to harass and insult a woman who loved and supported her husband when he was nothing all because she looks like a grandmother when she is literally grandmother aged. Males are truly abhorrent.
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Republicans have been almost comical in the degree to which they pander to Jews and 2/3 still voted for dems
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Women are against the idea that somewhere, somehow a man is having fun without their permission
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LIFE OF A MUSLIM RADFEM:
Be born
Go to twitter to argue with white incels
Lust over white chads
Marry uncle basheer
Dіe
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The height of popular sentiment for Trump in-between the assasination attempt and the election was precisely when he was promising to deliver the goals of the "hardline right", and this massive popular rejection is specifically because of his failure to deliver them
My criticism of Mystery Grove is that it's not time to abandon Trump/MAGA he is still the kingmaker and has a massive sway over the white working class voters. Also, I don't think Trump is checked out and the tariffs did actually objectively work. It's possible if Trump does not endorse in the 2028 primary because he thinks his brand is too damaged but I think he'll be able to repair it in time.