Comments by "Daniel Bradford" (@Falconlibrary) on "Woman On The Street Gets UPSET After @ItsComplicatedChannel Calls Her Out" video.

  1. I can only speak from my own experience: After my wife cheated on me and ended our 15 year marriage, I said "no more Mr. Nice Guy". I dated multiple women at once, never promised them a thing, slept with them as early in the relationship as possible, dated women in their early twenties, etc. Even when they realized they weren't the only woman in my life, they came back for more. There were times when I though to myself "What's wrong with them? I'm not being gentlemanly, nice, and sensitive at all--quite the opposite. But they seem to love it." That's when I realized that women are lying when they say they want a nice guy. My wife left me, a nice guy, for a guy who is the opposite of nice. And when I went against my upbringing and started being a player, I was successful as I'd never been before (doesn't hurt to be a university professor and date only students). This is women's nature. It's not a new development, because this was 25 years ago. The only thing that was different in the past was that there were more social constraints on women. Women have shaken those off now, and we see women's true nature unleashed and revealed. To quote the philosopher Robert DeNiro, "It is what it is. This is this."
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  2.  @MCMKids-hw2mi  Stop looking in the mirror if you want to avoid that reaction.
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  3. I had the same experience as your son. Girls ignored me until I was 17, when I got a growth spurt and also a chiseled physique from a summer of hard labor working for my dad's construction crew. The girls acted as if they were doing me a favor in September when they'd ignored me in May. The best revenge is living well and being hot.
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  4. I don't expect my razor to shave my legs and underarms.
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  5. Women's razors are intended to shave leg and armpit hair, which is coarser than men's facial hair. That's why it costs more. That, and it's pink.
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