Comments by "Tête Dur" (@tetedur377) on "BEST 21 Minutes of Men Going Their Own Way - Special Video" video.

I didn't get married until I was in my 40s - 44 to be exact. She was 54. It wasn't a terrible marriage, but here's the thing: I was the retirement plan. She was too old and too tired, had too many medical issues to monkey branch, or help me build a life. She was mostly along for the ride. I started investing in 2010, so 10 years into my white collar career. In 9 years, with my financial advisor leading the charge, I managed to save and invest nearly a half million. Think how much I could have put aside for retirement if I would have had a help mate, instead of a room mate who spent my money. Even though she left me in debt when she passed, I paid that off, and am essentially debt free, except for the house. I spend about half of my annual income, so yeah, I'm comfortable. And single. I'm alone, but not lonely. Ain't no man got time for that.
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Some of us are more hard-headed than others, but yeah, most of us eventually learn to learn from other men and avoid the pain of learning the hard way.
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The saying is: men are in it for love; women are in it for money. Women say "Hard Head, you male misogynist pig! Exceptions, exceptions, exceptions!" The exceptions neither prove nor disprove the general rules. They are just that: exceptions. If 9/10 women squat to pee, and that one woman who has figured out how to pee standing up (because she's in the military, duh), she's the exception, but that doesn't disprove the general rule that women squat to pee.
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