So.... single women (supposedly) all complaining that 'suitable' or 'attractive' men are no longer available...
So funny to look at video after video covering this.
Women constantly complaining men no longer approach them.
Women constantly complaining there are no 'suitable' or 'attractive' single men.
Women constantly complaining men no longer want to get married (and/or kids).
Women constantly complaining that men no longer help them or do favours for them.
Women constantly complaining men won't take them on expensive first dates or organise fancy female-centred romantic experiences for them.
Women constantly complaining men don't take on any or enough 'mental load'.
Women constantly complaining they can't sponge off men to maintain their preferred lifestyle.
And it goes on and on and on.
This is balanced by video after video of women claiming they no longer want men in their lives and do not need men either for sex or relationships or kids or money or emotional support, etc.
And this too goes on and on and on.
These women are all allegedly 'single' and the women who openly (or secretly) cheat on existing partners would just add another dimension to all this.
So we have two 'competing' sides of toxic weaponised feminism (ie. toxic femininity) combining to create the effect of making men feel disillusioned about approaching women or having relationships (or getting married), being sexual/intimate with women, building long term lives and families with women, etc.
I can tell you I've never been happier since leaving my second ex now over 8 yrs ago (in fact 8 yrs and 7 days ago on the dot) and removing all pressure to 'perform' for a woman who made it clear I was never really wanted from the outset.
Would I like a romantic relationship again? Sure, but unless it is fully mutual, balanced, caring, respectful. honourable, empathetic, and more *both ways* I'm not interested in trying. I'm 58 now (as of 7 days ago) so a woman needs to accept that I'm 'officially mature' (being that I'm over 50) and have an experienced, guarded, guided, and balanced mindset. But single women either expect to be treated like princesses without treating a man like a prince, or try to use/abuse him just to get easy access to his money, his house, and any other significant assets he might have worked hard through life to acquire and build up. No thankyou.
Women constantly complaining men no longer approach them.
Women constantly complaining there are no 'suitable' or 'attractive' single men.
Women constantly complaining men no longer want to get married (and/or kids).
Women constantly complaining that men no longer help them or do favours for them.
Women constantly complaining men won't take them on expensive first dates or organise fancy female-centred romantic experiences for them.
Women constantly complaining men don't take on any or enough 'mental load'.
Women constantly complaining they can't sponge off men to maintain their preferred lifestyle.
And it goes on and on and on.
This is balanced by video after video of women claiming they no longer want men in their lives and do not need men either for sex or relationships or kids or money or emotional support, etc.
And this too goes on and on and on.
These women are all allegedly 'single' and the women who openly (or secretly) cheat on existing partners would just add another dimension to all this.
So we have two 'competing' sides of toxic weaponised feminism (ie. toxic femininity) combining to create the effect of making men feel disillusioned about approaching women or having relationships (or getting married), being sexual/intimate with women, building long term lives and families with women, etc.
I can tell you I've never been happier since leaving my second ex now over 8 yrs ago (in fact 8 yrs and 7 days ago on the dot) and removing all pressure to 'perform' for a woman who made it clear I was never really wanted from the outset.
Would I like a romantic relationship again? Sure, but unless it is fully mutual, balanced, caring, respectful. honourable, empathetic, and more *both ways* I'm not interested in trying. I'm 58 now (as of 7 days ago) so a woman needs to accept that I'm 'officially mature' (being that I'm over 50) and have an experienced, guarded, guided, and balanced mindset. But single women either expect to be treated like princesses without treating a man like a prince, or try to use/abuse him just to get easy access to his money, his house, and any other significant assets he might have worked hard through life to acquire and build up. No thankyou.
