Comments by "Chip \x26 Steve" (@chipsteve) on "You always break your own heart: the death of a dream" video.

This is why I deeply regret being faithful in my multi-year committed relationships. I wished I would have cheated every chance I got. Passed up opportunities to get with young primo chix and make sweet memories, & I'll never get those back.
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Man that sucks. In retrospect, do you wish you had been more vicious in the divorce proceedings? If she "went low", do you wish you had went lower? Would you do it differently?
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@p19shelt yeah but I don't even believe in "commitment" anymore, so it was a waste.
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Compelling & interesting video here Dr Taraban. But I don't think it accounts for human duplicity & deceit. That's a huge component of "the death of a dream".
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@alfredopampanga9356 color me "optimistic", but I think the tables have turned to the point where if you're really really vicious, a man can come out on top. But you have to be shrewd & publicly play victim. You just take everything the Left does & wear it like a chameleon. You're not even necessarily "A man" right? You reserve the right to change genders at any point. Point is - if it's going to be a gender war, a man can win - but he's got to think like a woman.
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@ChrisCleek You sound like a woman, believing that you are entitled to break a legal binding contract with no negative consequence, just because you feel like you "should have the freedom" to do so. And that's before talk about the legality of a contract of adhesion. If your response to the all out warfare of family / probate Court, where your family, your children, and your entire life's assets are on the line, is to say "man up & take it".... Well, it's just atrocious advice. It would actually be far better advice to say: if she goes low, you go lower. Treat it as all out war. And show no mercy to your enemies.
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