Youtube hearted comments of (@kellygreenii).

  1. From other women actively trying to sabotage their relationships.
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  2. @ So does a fundamental lack of respect and appreciation of what the other partner contributes. (His job is a hobby?). So does selfishness and immaturity. The problem wasn’t his response. It was her being foolish enough to listen tk someone e who is not an ally of her marriage and may not have her best interests at heart. Don’t accept someone’s criticism if you wouldn’t take their advice. Don’t take someone’s advice unless you want their results….
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  3. It’s a class and trauma thing. Public policy was engineered to break up black families in the 1960s… then the cocaine wars in the 1980s. The result is you now have these profoundly dysfunctional families with tons of unresolved trauma from addiction, abandonment, loss, etc… But you are also starting to see the same issues arise now in rural and Rust Belt YT families….for the same reasons: financial stress, broken families, addiction (opioids, meth) It’s like they say in 12-step groups: what was done to you wasn’t your fault, but dealing with it (and healing it) is your responsibility. Because no one else can or will do it for you.
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  4. No. You have to understand that the Ohio Legislature is dominated by religious authoritarians…and this is an effort to bypass the language in the Ohio Constitution protecting choice. Voted there in a 60-40 margin by Ohio voters. Those same authoritarians knew they would lose that vote and tried to change the rules to prevent it.
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  5. Sweetheart. The women crying themselves to sleep are the ones who made a man responsible for their happiness, rather than realizing that it was their own job the whole time. A man cannot make an unhappy woman, happy. Can’t be done. No matter what he does she will always find fault with it and eventually grow to resent him for even trying.
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  6. First video. That’s the solipsism. She only sees what she does and what other women do to help her. She doesn’t see what a man does that makes her life easier, safer and more comfortable. It’s just this attitude of “how dare you say that I have any responsibilities to other people?!?”
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  7. Ex-sample?? 😁
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  8. Try to get this past the censors. First Lady is telling it like is. I saw this IRL. A professional colleague married her high school sweetheart. He was a factory worker. Paid for education. Did the lion’s share of the housework during her training. She was content. Her male colleagues treated him with kindness and respect. Their wives? Went out of their way to let him know that they thought she’d married down and what they thought of him. Really sad…and clarifying…to watch play out in real time…..
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  9. Those with nothing to hide, hide nothing.
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  10. Ignore the insults. If people are insulting you, then you’re too close to the truth.
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  11. Honey you want to claim “casual dating”…constantly pushing him away…yet then want GF benefits. Being there to console you at a time of a major loss is a GIRLFRIEND benefit. Minimum. Asking him to invest that kind of EMOTIONAL LABOR in you without any assurance that it will be appreciated and move the relationship forward? No. No self-respecting guy is going to set himself to be used like that. Especially after all the mixed signals you sent him while you were visiting him. Men aren’t the problem. You are. You want him to risk investing emotionally in you, while you are unwilling to reciprocate in any meaningful way. You either have a poor therapist, or you have her a sanitized version of events.
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  12. People with nothing to hide, hide nothing. The women are fighting it because they want to keep their shame a secret. While they violate a man in the worst possible way. Letting him think a child is his, when it isn’t. 😡
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