Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "Lauren Southern Is RIGHT About The Red Pill" video.

@sergeantsapient Considering I've been a trad wife for 26 years, it's not at all like Communists and leftists using the no true Scotsman fallacy. Your analogy would only be true if every traditional marriage failed throughout history. That's simply not the case. That you don't even understand how your analogy is seriously flawed and double and even triple down on it, just shows your own intellectual shortcomings. The name calling is also examples of your top tier intelligence. Edit: You're marriage statistics are also wrong. That's across all generations. Boomers drove the percentage way up. Zoomers and millennial marriage success rates are near 1950s level.
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@bobhiggens1106 Trad is not rushing to get married. He wasn't traditional and doesn't seem to have ever claimed to have that expectation. She expected him to want something he didn't. He complained almost immediately that she was no longer working. Did she even talk to him before just doing that? Trad or not, she made fatal errors for any relationship. She failed to communicate her wants and expectations prior to marriage and he did the same. I'm talking about her instead of him because she's the subject. She's now telling other women not to consider Trad based on her own experience which she's partially to blame for. I don't know the situations of the other influencers she's talking about either. What I do know after 26 years of marriage is that sometimes, especially in the early years, it's not always very pretty and the relationship can be bad, not abusive, for periods while you work out your differences and learn each other inside and out. You learn boundaries you weren't really aware of until a situation presents itself. The ones that survive that are the ones that push through it and instead of building resentment, learn and move forward. It takes a serious commitment and dedication. We had some serious fights early and when faced with outside stressors. Now we never fight and work like a well oiled machine. It's one of those marriages everyone watches and is amazed by. That's because before we got married we both agreed divorce wasn't an option. We both only wanted one marriage. You have want the same things and be able to communicate those things before you get married. I also made it very clear I wanted to be home with our future children. He agreed and said he'd work two jobs if he had to make it happen and at some points he did.
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 @JackJill-lv2xm There are always red flags. Generally speaking if you date for at least 2 years they'll show up.
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