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Unfortunately, because our education system sucks quite a lot, it becomes the duty of the parents to continue educating themselves and pass it down to their children. I am a parent. My daughter at 7 knows probably more than I knew at 12.
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Also that constant gaslighting and blameshifting about mistreating. This is actually misandry. You pick the bad boys, while the good ones remain invisible. And how many wives did I see in my life that made it their sole job to aggrevate their husbands!!! Of course you could also just solve your own problems and not marry at all.
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@hedidylan I rarely say this, but I wouldn't pass on this video, if that's what you did. There's still the 2x speed option. Unlike some other guests the host invites, this one doesn't just sit and blabber.
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Yeah, and the simp said several times, that women are the bosses now. That's equality, right? Well, if it's like this, I'm staying out of dating.
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@blancasuave6658 Sexual attractiveness is chemistry. While a lot of people claim that the best relationship is when your partner is also your best friend.
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She is quite the likable person, very expressive, too. Still I'd want to know if all she said is correct, or how much is. Dunno how you could pass a video titled like this, I couldn't. Sounds mighty interesting. Still it's not strictly speaking research.
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@julietardos5044 So if it's so common, why is it that single mother households have the worst outcomes anyway in all the studies?
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@_uwu_9992 Because you aren't listening. How many men are trying to be in the lives of their children after a split up, but are denied it by the court and an angry mother, men who spend sometimes tens of thousands of dollars to then only get visitation rights and then on top of it called deadbeat dads? Visitation rights don't have an impact on the childs upbringing, so to say that it counts as a single mother household. True deadbeat dad that doesn't want and doesn't care is FAR rarer as women make it out to be. That's the whole problem. People are lying the whole time. It's the same when women call every one of their exes an emotional abuser.
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@RojaJaneman And then how involved is he in their lives? You know, studies say the biggest contributor for children to end up in crime is a single mother household. Also what I often see is that women withhold affection, respect and intimacy after a while into a marriage. I think it's coded in their DNA to fall out of love after a while. So much so that I usually don't understand how men can stay for so long sometimes. That's why I'm wondering, why exactly did your husband want a divorce? What I think is also coded in their DNA is that they desperately want to be seen as good in the eyes of society, so they never admit their fault. That's where the disparity comes from between what people say is happening and what I observe to be happening.
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@donzabonza2026 I think there are more decent men than women think there are...
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Because statistics show a probability between 0% and 100%. If it were actually 0% or 100%, it would prove statistically what works and what doesn't. That's simple math.
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Best version of oneself for men: get to the top 10% of highest earners. Also grow a bit, reach these 12". Best version of oneself for women: stop b_tching around and just be peaceful and in a good mood in your relationship. Call it spiritually if it helps. And you gonna find eternal love. xD Preaching this s_ht is what makes people desperate and depressive. They think they get their high paying job, and then they end up on these dating sites thinking it's their last hope. Because they feel so incomplete without a partner. Kinda pathetic, when you put it this way.
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Of course it's a debate because people have realized that other people just point fingers and blame stuff, including p0rn. They don't see the real issues.
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Good luck. Many men are totally surprised when their wife suddenly changes, starts withholding sex and affection and starts disrespecting him.
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@julietardos5044 About as well? How often does this actually happen where single mothers get help from their family by a family member living with them??? I don't see it at all, it's wishful thinking. The only solution where children do nearly as good as with 2 parents staying together is shared parenting and the child spending half it's time at each parents place. It's so good in fact that it became default in Australia and the EU ordered it's countries to implement it in their legislations, which unfortunately only 3 did. You know, a judge can't order your mother to live with you. And even then, single father households do way better than single mother households, a child just simply NEEDS male values to grow up with a steadfast mindset. The other gender might never understand what's so important about our values. But they are. And if you really love your children like you claim you do, this fact should always remain on your mind.
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@julietardos5044 The part with kids faring better with multiple caretakes makes sense. The other thing with single mother neighborhoods, I'm just not finding anything about this. You made it up? Or do you have a source? What would be the explanation as of why kids are doing worse in these neighborhoods? "Within single-parent families, most children — 14.3 million — live in mother-only households. More than 6 million kids live with cohabiting parents and about 3.5 million kids live in father-only households, according to 2022 estimates." They are everywhere. Does it even matter where they live?
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That book sounds like ... reborn as virgins in church.
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Is he your friend because you found a high value man? Will he stop being your friend when some circumstance changes, like when you start making more money than him?
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I refuse to believe that toxic masculinity exists. Feminists invented this term only in an attempt to blame men for more than they are already blamed for. Honestly, as much social damage as women are doing, I think there's just toxic femininity. We've been conditioned by women to see women as angels. Who else does that? The devil.
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I can get enough. He's just some dude with traditional views that preaches his opinion. Which is not even all that deep. O_o
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@snkenjoyer4989 Not sure. I left it running while doing something else, but the conversation sounded more like what normal people talk in a bar with a beer and not highly educated people with backed up studies. Dr K also showed forthcoming agreeableness towards the women. There are many aspects about this topic that people simply don't know about or don't even attempt to think through. Like for example how societies view on it changes handling of it. Basically the message is that you should be ashamed, and what does it do to people who watch the stuff? Another aspect is that I can't even write that I heard about a study that this stuff strenghtens the immune system without the platform becoming displeased.
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@_uwu_9992 True, true and true. However, I'm criticizing them, not putting them down, the problem is that criticism makes them feel bad and they run from it. Emotions are being overblown in an attempt to gain social power. But when do you want the issues resolved, in 1-2 centuries? And apparently neither judges nor the government read studies, most likely because these studies make them feel bad.
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If you know this already, there's nothing to learn. You just find out that they are just humans and have just opinions, nothing more. On podcasts like these what they share can be put into 2 categories, one is the studies they recite, which usually accurately reflect reality, and the other category is their opinion that fill the gaps whenever the science doesn't have the answers yet. And unfortunately in most cases, or all cases when the guests aren't clinical psychologists, this 2nd category is full of wishful thinking and utter nonsense that people suck up anyway.
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@rebekahjohnson9780 Well, maybe that's what I'm trying to do, teach people to be skeptical. On one hand you're right, it's good to be open minded, but on the other hand in an attempt to be open minded people become susceptible to misinformation. And that's what I see, when there's someone on a podcast that says a lot of nonsense between his good advice, I don't see people being critical in the comments, or discussing the stuff they don't agree with. They have equally as much praise for him as for the other person that barely said any nonsense.
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Yeah, we shouldn't go back and take back the power they fought so long for, not even if they're abusing it. Right?
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@sophine7189 I had periods of several months where I didn't watch any. No effect whatsoever. I KNOW. I agree with the old guy. It's the fragile minds that point fingers at c0rn, ignoring underlying inner workings and issues, probably due to their own insecurities.
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He lost me there, at 33:00. Big talk about gender equality, but we should accept the women as our bosses? If that's the advice the world gives, I'm out of the dating game. Stop simping! I listened to my last gf advice, but she did neither realize nor did she listen to mine. Although women are the ones looking for guys that are more intelligent than them, to then not to listen. Trust in a relationship doesn't extend to trusting someone's judgement, it only extends to trusting he won't cheat.
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42:00 Honestly this is just annoying what JPeterson says. He takes accountability COMPLTELEY off of women. Men have to accept that women blame them because women are in fear of everything. Men have to figure out how to get their woman to to point out the problem. Men should see the problem in themselves because they can do something about it. If you think he applied it to both genders, he really didn't. Both his examples (up to the point of 42:00) are from the mens side, one was his client and the other was himself. And he said it like "you have to, you have to, you have to because women have a lot of fears". And that's supposed to make me want a family? It doesn't.
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The thing about who makes more money isn't about power. It's whether the woman respects the man anymore. And men know this actually, they know that they are not gonna be respected if they make less, so they aren't dating these hyper successful women. Also I think women are working on their careers mostly to be more hypergamous and attract even bigger fish. Since what I thought about women 20 years ago turned out now to be true, I think my guess now is most likely correct as well. I'm just waaaaaitin' for these studies to be made.
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I don't think there's anything open about his opinion. Haven't even watched a minute and I already know this. He knows about the pathological side and that's all.
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Because women aren't how they're presenting themselves. And I mean the ones here.
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Moved to America and live got worse?
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xD Is this podcast like a cheap love novel for you? You can't find passion anywhere. Big words about it (or nice novels of eternal love) don't change the results of studies conducted by dating sites.
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@shaheemjackson283 I guess I am overdoing it a little. But only because I want to shake people awake, so they think more for themselves and don't use "critical thinking" as an empty phrase. People could be saying "Greene doesn't say much here but his books are amazing".
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Ye, she's also buddha and jesus and batman. 🤦🤦‍♂🤦‍♀ Sure, she did a good job recovering from previously throwing her life away. But the way people respond to youtube videos... After a life-story video: "I feel inspired, encouraged, but also challenged." After a flat earth video: "I feel inspired, encouraged, but also challenged." After a funny cats video: "I feel inspired, encouraged, but also challenged." After some p0rn: "I feel inspired, encouraged, but also challenged." I think people have posted more words here than their cumulative amount of brain cells.
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@aimee9478 Yeah, but why isn't there a single more down to earth comment, something like "I agree with what she said here, but disagree with what she said there, she did well here but fked it up there"? That'd make some room for a conversation. Instead all the comments are exclusively praise, and really dumb praise on top of that. Like "emotionally adept, incredibly deep, self aware", how would you even know that? And under most YT videos it's the same thing.
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@Shaannooonn Really? Because he tried to keep her a secret you deducted that he doesn't want to have anything to do with her? That's what I call having a warped perception. Where our disdain comes from for phrases like blame all men. There's a lot more to the story, from how old she is, how she approached him, when he last saw her, his relationship to the mother, his beliefs, etc. The only thing you can confidently deduct is that he has no balls, other than that whether he wants or wanted to be in his daughters life is way too uncertain. Anyone making up his mind prematurely is just pointing fingers. And it's really worse than that, even if you were right and he's a deadbeat, there are also phrases like girls love bad boys and nice guys finish last. Why was he picked as the father in the first place?
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@nancymcmonarch the latter. He's a gamer.
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@Ezdrumms That's true, I won't make people think critically. And starting a deep converstation on yt is like trying to break a wall by smahing your head against it. I mean look at the average iq here. Your suggestion to start an own podcast is like suggesting to start your own car company when your car breaks down. I can't fix EVERYTHING.
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@Ezdrumms If that's true, then EVERYONE is judging everyone off of nothing. I mean, whats else on youtube besides extraordinarily stupid assumptions by commenters about commenters? I judge him by what he's saying though, I just don't think it's smart. Don't care if he's famous or not.
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@DJRenee I don't think this spiritual mumbo jumbo is what most people mean with "the best version of oneself". But then again I also don't really care, I think it's a stupid phrase, meant to convince people to strive for other people's morals and then still end up with their wishes unfulfilled and irritated as fk.
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@OceansbutalsoLakes You can't, don't present yourself as something you're not. Read my comment AGAIN. I said c0rn isn't the core issue, but a symptom of yet another one.
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He's an idiot. "Therapy is sexy" xD This is as clever as saying "going to the toilet when you have to take a sh_t is sexy". O_o Therapy is a conversation when you need one, someone to talk to when friends and family just don't listen well enough. You're more or less paying to have a good friend for an hour, it can be very worth it. It's not just for the mentally ill. But simply to talk to someone that understands you and to get some sincere and experienced advise. Which is hit or miss already, since unfortunately half the therapists are dumb, too, and give advise that isn't worth anything. Did that idiot explain that? I haven't watched the whole podcast, they are kinda just blabbering. You can get the same quality blabbering after 3 beers in a bar.
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@njellasayz Look, another woman that immediately resorts to shaming men. "a guy has lied", "she thinks her expectations are going to be met" --> "You are just projecting your hate for girls." Or maybe you are projecting your hate for men? Like women always do? They always go "I don't like your opinion, you must be a woman hater".
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42:00 depressed man put it very, very nicely that men should suck up to women.
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@Skiddoo42 Glad to see that there are a few people who disagree with his rambling. Thought I was the only one seeing flaws in what he promotes....
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That book sounds like h03s rebirth as virgins in church.
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@hedidylan That's often the problem with videos like these, also the host doesn't want to cut out the introduction and the personal stuff. The girl is quite sweet after all. But you're not sitting in the audience, you can skip to where the topic actually starts, and I watch everything on 1.5x speed anyway.
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C0rn is better than a permanently unhappy wife.
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25:20 I have a very good gut instinct and mostly agree with her, but disagree on that. I ask many people, except when I except an answer I've already heard, and I evaluate their answer hard. It can even happen that someone gives me one advice and it helps me figure out why I shouldn't follow it. Edit: yeah, it's because they aren't good at evaluating advice, so they keep quiet and don't wanna hear opinions. I know many gals like this. Problem is that then you can only learn through your own mistakes, and that takes long to develop a good gut intuition. My method is superior, and it's not like I invented it.
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What I interpreted was that Robert Greene doesn't know much about how the world actually works. I had to pause and skip ahead...
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@shaheemjackson283 He doesn't like it because he has traditional values. He just doesn't phrase it like that. His lots of knowledge is unfortunately highly imprecise if not wrong several times. He might have seen a lot, but in the end he has just an ordinary opinion. If you need examples, I'd have to look into the video again... And people who write comments under in YT seem to agree with whatever bs the video is presenting. There's always nothing but approval in the comment section, but never any criticism, no matter the topic. This goes for the video here as much as every video up to the flat earthers, where they are "enlightened" and "inspired" and "awaken" by their flawed basic math. Use some goddamn critical thinking.
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@ReflectionRF Yes, I can, if I don't expect people to read a novel. If you need an example, you could ask nicely for one instead of being a d and telling me what I'm supposed to do according to your crappy opinion. But fine, I'll give you one, just let me watch that video for 5 minutes... Erm, well ok, 2 minutes was enough to stumble upon the first nonsense. 1:04:30 - host asks him specifically a question that is from his books. So I assume he gives the same answer that he wrote in the books. He says that babies have the skill to read body language and when we grow older we lose it because we use words. Then he says that imposters hate being around children because children see through them. This is such random bullsh_t pulled out his ass there, unbelievable. Even more unbelievable how you people fall for this. And yet even more unbelievable is that he wrote that in a book and is making money off of it. There are NO studies WHATSOEVER to support his claims, frankly because it's bullsh_t. When you google "babies" and "bodylanguage", the things that are popping up are tips how to read the babies bodylanguage as a parent, suggesting the exact opposite being the case from what Mr. Greene said, namely that grown-ups in fact can read body language at least from their children. One study says that babies don't sleep well when the mother, while breast-feeding, doesn't pay attention to her baby, but her phone instead. If mothers talk to or caress the babies, they sleep better, often the mothers calming voice is enough, even if she reads an adult book to the child (since it doesn't understand a thing anyway, it's just her voice that's important). This does suggest that babies don't understand the calmness of the mother being on her iphone. It's not how the brain works anyway. The brain learns through experience, and if the knowledge gets deeprooted into the brain it doesn't unlearn it as easy either. Babies aren't born with the knowledge of body language, they have to watch people first, parents, caretakers, other babies, etc.. When that's learned and proves to be used on a daily basis, the person never forgets. Another the thing with learning is that it's coupled to a persons attentiveness and thus IQ. The more attentive you are, the more you see and learn. And that's why smart people are indeed very good at reading body language, gifted people can be insanely finetuned in this, and people who start paying attention consciously get a boost in learning, too. Not only can they read body language better, but also manipulate and control their own, if they for example want to hide their condition. They notice variations in someone's behavior that the normal folk just doesn't notice, not to mention the dumb ones. And what's that about the impostor? I have no idea, it really sounds like random crap. Is he talking about someone that dressed up like someone else, or what? If so, then I guarantee you that any adult will spot this 1000x faster than a baby. If you can actually mimic a behavior that the baby is used to seeing, you can actually sooth and fool it way easier and blend in easier. So an "impostor", whatever that may be, usually worries less about children. Throughout the video Mr. Greenes explainings were highly imprecise if not completely made up. Is this enough for you?
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Haven't even watched the video yet, and I don't know whether I will. But Dr K generally looks at c0rn from the pathological point of view and never from the general. Sounds like bias to me.
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@Benny_76 No, just masculinity. Nothing toxic about it. What exactly is supposed to be toxic about him? Can you point it out? It's just a term invented to smear men for when someone disagrees with a man, usually because that person has no counter arguments. That's why women invented the term, it came out of feelings.
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@Benny_76 And that's a problem. You're collectively indoctrinated. Yet when asked you failed to point out what exactly it is. I bet no woman can either, they just list everything they dislike because it's their nature to nag and complain, they just invented a term to accompany their nagging. And simps are just spokespersons for women.
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@Benny_76 And that's a problem. You're collectively indoctrinated. Yet when asked you failed to point out what exactly it is. I bet no woman can either, they just list everything they dislike because it's their nature to nag and complain, they just invented a term to accompany their nagging.
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@Benny_76 Can you even see that message? Or does google ai also dislike that toxic masculinity is a myth and rather supports it when men are blamed for EVERYTHING?
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@Benny_76 Women invented this term to increase the perceived importance of their nagging.
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@Benny_76 Honestly, I don't think you can see the messages. I'm also starting to get what toxic masculinity is, it's men defending themselves, that isn't socially accepted anymore. No wonder the suicide rate is so high.
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@Benny_76 Me too, man. Me too.
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So what's in these books that is so special? Because what he's talking about... Like the grandpa telling war stories and explaining the dark side of politics. Just another dumb opinion.
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And he's so wrong so many times!! xD OMG I can't believe you people fall for this. As if you'd be applauding fortune cookies for their amazing wisdom.
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@thescentsofme probably it's blood boiling because there's some truth to it which you don't like...
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@thescentsofme probably it's blood boiling because there's some truth to it which you don't like.
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@thescentsofme probably your blood boils because there's some truth in what they say
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@davepeters3317 This comment I read already somewhere else. Again, from what I hear women often say it looks like they don't share your point of view about roughness, it's your fantasy. There's a reason they pick bad boys instead of you.
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@davepeters3317 I think the bully mentality made you say that about her, simply her profession is enough justification for you, while not caring about her true intentions not even one bit. You're not the first person speaking in this manner, you know.
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@fxt363 It boggles my mind how weak someone must be to have to battle this. And you say it's nearly everyone...? Tssssssssss... this society....
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@nkumaze No, I'm actually quite positive. I just don't applaud every last little piece of s_ that I find in the garbage corner of the internet.
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@ChanIzKineske What kind of senseless comment is that? What I prefer to not do is reading senseless comments, but here we are.
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@aimee9478 Tried that for years. Tried sweettalking myself to low-iq people and treating them like equals. It didn't work. Did you have some experience with it to share some advise? In most cases, giving some arguments gets either ignored (the better outcome, but still not a conversation), or with how toxic online people are nowadays and depending where I post a criticism or a different opinion they see it as a justification to insult me over it. So to insult people first and calling them immediately what they are (idiots) while of course backing it up with an argument that shows their short-sightedness is what protects me actually from a lot of toxic conversations lately. That has been my experience.
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@Rhenadhis aaaaawww, I'm so sorry I didn't care enough about your comment to read it. Not that others can, I guess...
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@aimee9478 Your advise sounds of course reasonable. And in real life I am behaving quite reasonable. But against the internet? I've tried it and it didn't work. People are angry and can hide behind it's anonymity. If you don't share their opinion to begin with, posting a "varying opinion" is like stepping in a toxic waste puddle. They aren't angry on this channel, but if I wouldn't have been confrontational, nobody would have read the comment. So I have just two choices: say nothing or be confrontational. Honestly, in some other places some people are so dumb they can't be reasoned with. Ever argued with a flat earther? You know the quote "don't argue with a pig, he drags you down and beats you with experience"? Or the quote (as good as I can translate it) "opponents will assume they refute us by repeating their arguments and ignoring ours". The way that I found works is establishing at the very beginning that their argument is based on stupidity. If I can explain their stupidity, then it probably has more to do with the truth than me being an a-hole. And really, if people feel bad and step back and change something about themselves, is it really such a bad thing that I made them feel bad? Besides, I insulted broadly a mass of people here, noone individually. Even Einstein said people are stupid and his quote is probably the most used the quote in history. If I see people being reasonable, I will treat them reasonably. But did anyone here say "ok, maybe it is a bit much praise, but Africa is still an amazing person"? She is. And it is. Just don't overlook someone else deserving praise because you used it all up on her.
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Healthiest internet xD while she was drinking from the age of 14.
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20:10 interesting, but again chicken and egg problem, can't they fall in love because of watching, or are they watching because they can't fall in love? And if it's the latter, can it be because the expecations are too high and unless you're 6'4 nowadays, she's gonna spend the date on her phone? Dr K is smart and all, but doesn't look at it from all perspectives. I am kinda glad that I haven't fallen in love for the last 15 years.
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@saywhatnow57 Haven't you just been insanely lucky to find such a girl, something most men can't do?
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@saywhatnow57 Eeeeeeerm. You saying everybody wins in the lottery and they don't realize it? Sounds to me like those with long marriages are just out of touch - meaning you are far from the first giving me this impression. A reason is that many men have been putting it this way until the studies from the dating sites released and a lot of them realized they didn't actually win the lottery, but were tricked in believing so. And apart from finding a sane woman, which is an accomplishment in itself, there's the whole other issue that in my observation women treat those men better that they think are high value. In other words, a big gap between her and your value is gonna make her be nore respectful and loving. And since men date down, are happy to be blessed by having any pussy at all, I found many to be oblivious to this gap, as in tricked to believe themselves lucky (and a girl with just good decency will have it easier to convince men of her being the prize). Woman dated up high and knows this, then she certainly doesn't want him to know that he dated down a lot. I'd actually have to see whether this is the case with your relationship, and in case it is, all you've said would be for naught, it would just come down to simple hypergamy mechanics. Can you even follow what I'm saying?
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That means 1 in 3 women, right?
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Didn't yet watch this video, I'm asking myself already how they come to that number. Because if one person marries 3x and divorces 3x, he is already at a remarrying rate of 66%.
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I wish I could dislike the video 20 times....
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Also this crap that all men mistreat women.... This is gaslighting. You pick the bad boys that gonna mistreat, while the good men are invisible to most girls. Or just don't marry in the first place and solve your own problems instead of coming to us.
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All she says is very, very interesting, many smart things among it. So the money question: is she right? (And to what degree?) Any people here who would share their experiences on how they deal with glucose spikes?
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@julietardos5044 About as well? What crap is that???? How often does this actually happen where single mothers get help from their family, like a family member living with them??? I don't see it at all, it's effing wishful thinking. The only solution where children do nearly as good as with 2 parents staying together is shared parenting and the child spending 50% of it's time in at each parents place. It's so good in fact that it's default in Australia and the EU ordered it's state to implement it in their legislations, which unfortunately barely any countries did. You know, a judge can't order your mother to live with you. And even then, single father households do way better than single mother households, a child just simply NEEDS male values to grow up with a steadfast mindset. You'll never understand this or what's so important about our values. But they are.
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@_uwu_9992 Yeah, true, true, true and true. But how can I not put them down if all I can see is them lying? They avoid criticism like fire, claim aburd things and when refuted they avoid conflict like fire, so they go somewhere else to continue lying. Should we wait for another 100 years till these issues get resolved? They should have been resolved 50 years ago, but apparently judges don't read studies. What the studies are saying I saw already 15 years ago, but was anyone listening? No. And those that I'm apparently putting down refuse to listen to this day.
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23:20 You didn't choose someone that abuses you. The hard truth is that you weren't worth the respect, when you drink at an age of 14 and don't remember whether you slept with a stranger or not.
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This is a guy with little knowledge in the field of psychology talking about topics from the field of psychology. Actually he's only saying one thing: "Embrace traditional values." This is just an opinion.
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Wow that intro is just so annoying.
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PhD is the key. I know that a vast knowledge in psychology without a certificate just isn't enough for the average woman.
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@roclem7318 Mhm. Maybe. I'd love these opinions being challenged, when they are this obviously not thought through. But I guess the interviewer doesn't want him feel bad... O_o Still, I don't get how nobody in the comment section is challenging that either. No deep conversations possible here.
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Oh no, meteor hits the earth, women most affected!
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@OceansbutalsoLakes Follow your own advice and get a grip yourself. I think you haven't even thought a second on what you wrote. Who is he?
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@OceansbutalsoLakes That's exactly what I meant when I said that you haven't thought a second on what you wrote. First of all, yes, it very much has something to do with his life. It could give him another perspective that he could use, for example if c0rn isn't actually the problem for his situation either, but just a symptom, he could use the perspective to free himself from a delusion society tried to impose on him and actually come close to the real issue. That is of course if he notices my comment at all, and proceeds to think about it, which seems to be something quite rare already. Probably he won't notice it anyway, because... Secondly, I tagged another person from the thread and was referring to what both he and someone else have said. My comment was neither to the OP nor about him.
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@OceansbutalsoLakes You can read, but you can't think. Don't present yourself as something you're not. I suggested c0rn isn't the core issue, but a symptom of another issue. You wouldn't have gotten there without a cane.
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