Comments by "Scott Joseph" (@scottjoseph9578) on ""Dating Is SO Hard" Women Hit 30+ And Realise Finding A Man Isn't Easy Anymore" video.

  1. I'm 59 and married for almost 27 years. Something happens to my wife, I would go MGTOW.
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  2. My wife graduated summa cum laude in Accounting, and was a business auditor. After marrying me, she ran my private practice until I decided I wanted something else for a practice. She always wanted children; we adopted 2; the youngest one will be graduating high school next month. As I'm a millionaire specialist UCLA trained MD making low mid 6 figures, she WAS a stay at home mom. So, I DID have "good luck with that." Still do---this August, I turn 60. This September, I will celebrate my 27th wedding anniversary.
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  3. Where's your husband? He's the 5'8" Mensan Millionaire UCLA Trained Specialist Boarded MD you blew off after he took you to Ruth's Chris steakhouse in B'ham. He married another genius.
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  4.  @ericdavis4941  No one is an ex-Marine. I know a few former Ranger tab guys.
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  5. "Madam, beauty fades. I must be able to trust my wife with my honor, soul, money, and life. You have DEMONSTRATED the willingness to wrack my soul, and trifle with my honor. You stood in the way of me making my money, and only a fool would trust you with his life." "You LOSE, Madam! I did not break my wedding vows; you did."
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  6.  @wasteoftime5611  I did get married, and I ran into that nursing student I went on that date with about 11 years later---she was working hard as a nurse, taking care of my dying mother in law (a lady who was a genuine Saint---married to her daughter almost 27 years, another great lady...) In her 30s, she remembered I took her to Ruth's Chris on our date. I thanked her for her care for my MIL, complimented the entire nursing services' care, and left to go back to my family---and never saw that nurse again.
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  7. "Madam, I dated you briefly in high school. I haven't thought about you for 35 years. Have a good life; I do."
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  8. God Bless You and Her Magnificent Soul, Tom.
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  9. Madam, you would never have been on my roster.
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  10. Low quality morals woman.
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  11. I remember watching beautiful women walk into Jerry's Deli in Los Angeles County with these troll club boys. All while the 5'8" Mensan MD being specialty trained at UCLA sat there, bemusedly amused eating his cornbeef with mustard sandwich with matzoh ball soup, and sipping his Doctor Brown's Black Cherry soda. Flash forward 30 years, and I'm a 59 year old MD with a brilliant wife and two 18 year olds, all of whom adore me. And the club girls are 50 plus, most of them cat ladies with not much. And so it goes.
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  12. My wife of 27 years brought genius, attractiveness, investing, business auditing, and organizational skills, in addition to love and faithfulness. She taught me how to invest, and created me a millionaire. If she died, I would go MGTOW.
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  13. My wife brought genius and loyalty and house management skills.
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  14. Ladies: you have to convince me to take a risk on you. You can't shame me into marrying you. My wife of almost 27 years didn't.
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  15. Yup. I'm just an ordinary millionaire. I like to sleep. I'm 59. I love my job treating very seriously mentally ill folks. If I manage to work until I'm 72, my wife will have an income of at least $200k a year, if not 300 or 400, if something hapoens to me. Depends on investments. We live fairly simply, although our house is OK, around 2600 square feet in deep South rural Texas, on two acres with 40 by 20 foot saltwater pool. What gets me are the women who can't think 2 days ahead, like your ex. God Bless You, and get 'em.
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  16. She tried to deny you creating your business. She's a faithless poltroon.
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  17. Chris has a second, faithful wife.
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  18.  @chrism2042  "No, madam, you would not have been the woman to help me build the business. You actively discouraged me, and then CHEATED on me. You didn't deserve a man like me."
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  19. I won't be asking you what you bring to the table if I were single. I would already know.
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