Comments by "Mike" (@alphacentauri8083) on "Entrepreneurs in Cars" channel.

  1. But this actually goes a bit deeper than a person's political persuasion. Most women across the board assume that they should hold the monopoly in the dating dynamic, like being catered to, put on a pedestal, wanting men to "get" them, etc. It's how they're raised in Western culture. I've never put up with that nonsense and always walked away when I sensed the slightest iota of one-sided dating protocol expectations. But I always had options tho.
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  2.  @robd9863  Women become dissatisfied with men when the relationship becomes routine or predictable. What a lot of men don't understand is that women operate in the emotional realm as opposed to a rational construct. Therefore, if you project a to take it or leave it or "walk away" attitude she's more inclined to stick around because not knowing where she stands will evoke anxiety and elicit her emotional responses. I've never fully committed to women but they still hang around after threatening to move on. Tacitly letting them know you have options instantly makes you more attractive.
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  3. "Guy who's perfect for them" = a guy who totally adores them, puts them on a pedestal, pays their way, is romantic, handsome, sensitive but also a man's man, like's to travel, funny, fit, ambitious, attentive but not clingy, and did I mention a guy who adores them? A lot of women are inherently unhappy and insecure because the self actualization achievement of their peers is often used as a benchmark for their level of satisfaction. Women want it all these days, even divorced women with three kids in their 50's.
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  4. My stomach just churns when listening to all this baby momma, blended family, dating dram; what a toxic cesspool! I'm so glad that I made a conscious decision to never get married and have kids because I am a shot caller in the dating game, not to mention having disposable income as the result of remaining single.
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  5.  @nickc9224  Right??
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  6. Regardless whether or not I agree with his observations kind of takes a backseat to what I think of his neurotic disposition. He's projecting a lot of feminine energy by letting trivial things get on his nerves, specifically being deprived of his entitled diva treatment by a dismissive flight attendant while traveling in "first class"......la dee frickin da. He needs to embrace the confident silent type persona and lay off the bitching and nagging. He sounds like a yenta.
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  7. Yeah, I have observed the same thing with that culture. A lot of Colombian women tie the knot in order to procure a European or American passport. As a result, their spouses become disposable as soon as the end goals are met. Some of my friends fell for their seductive charm only to end up discarded like yesterday's trash.
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  8. Don't forget high earning female account executives ( outside sales reps), especially in the pharmaceutical and medical field. Trust me on this.
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  9. Canada? Yukon! Whitehorse, Southern Lakes, Kluane...yes! Alberta and BC are nice too. But Ontario, Montreal, Ottawa?...hell no.
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  10. Dave Ramsey is a "Cruuuui-iistian"...that's why.
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  11. "How do you find the right partner?" There's is no guarantee or magic formula, like factoring in past sexual partners, etc. I've never been married but have dated a ton of woman because I realized from an early age that when it comes to love and romance, people are innately dynamic and not static. How you feel to day is not how you're going to feel three, five, ten years from now, so why would anyone with one iota of basic common sense embark on anachronistic union of the sexes based on religious teachings or land ownership rights between two families? Study the history of marriage and you will realize that the romantic love criteria is a rather new phenomena (1800's) with subsequent skyrocketing divorce rates. Romantic love is a fleeting concept orchestrated by neurochemistry in your brain (oxytocin, vasopressin). Think of all your previous "dating" relationships that ran their course....they all do. A ring, kids, and bankrupting yourself to "make her happy" won't change normal relationship dynamics. Always look at the big picture and look at yourself from an out of body perspective and remain objective.
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  12. "I heard stories of millions of women....etc etc". I don't mean to burst your bubble but "stories" or anecdotal evidence is bad science. It's not based on data extrapolated in a controlled manner but instead based on water cooler gossip. If you honestly believe that wives during WWII conflicts were more faithful than those in recent conflicts, you are in need of a reality check. Monogamy hasn't been a part of the human experience since the dawn of mankind. Hard facts my friend.
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  13.  @fvardona  Religion? Women are nothing more than property. You might want to rethink your post. "You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife; and you shall not desire your neighbor’s house, his field, his male servant, his female servant, his ox, his donkey, or anything that is your neighbor’s" :)
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