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“De-Centering” or Dysfunction?
Over the past several years contentiousness in the dating pool has been festering. Social media has shown us the worst of women and the worst of men. This has altered public perception of the opposite sex and ultimately damaged the atmosphere between men and women. Recently, women on social media have been expressing their anger Continue reading
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Re-Defining a Provider
“Sprinkle, Sprinkle!” Social media trends are moving away from the earthy “trad wife” aesthetic of the early 2020’s and a new trend is taking its place. Women are being encouraged to prioritize a “provider husband” who has the means to lavish them with expensive items, high-end clothing, spare time for yoga and pilates, or expensive Continue reading
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Responding to Red-Pill: If Marriage is So Good, Why Do Men Need Convincing?
I was recently listening to the Trent Horn vs. Pearl Davis debate on YouTube when I noticed an interesting red pill talking points. The debate was on marriage, more specifically, if marriage is a “bad deal” for men. Pearl, who believes that marriage is a bad deal for men, repeatedly asked the question: if marriage Continue reading
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Getting the Man You Desire: How to Be Receptive to Good Qualities
Being receptive is a key aspect of femininity. Being receptive not only shows thankfulness and gratitude but is a way to return positive qualities to others. Most woman have a list, whether subconsciously or not, of the qualities they are seeking in a man. Many of these qualities include being smart, funny, financially responsible, and Continue reading
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Why “What Do You Bring to the Table?” Is a Dumb Question
It has become a trend for street interviewers to approach couples, specifically women, and ask them “What do you bring to the table?” If you’re like me, there is something really off-putting about this question, but you don’t know exactly why. Some women respond with “I am the table.” It’s worth mentioning that this response Continue reading
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