Jim Luebke
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Comments by "Jim Luebke" (@jimluebke3869) on "Epic Backfire For Toxic Female Comic Who Spends Her Days Complaining About Her Husband! Mom Life!" video.
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Future Trends No. The problem is feminism.
I had a relationship with a woman, where we rarely argued for about 15 years. The way we avoided arguments, is I knuckled under and went along with things. There were a huge number of issues that I just swept under the rug. This was because I loved her, more fool I.
Then it came to a number of things I absolutely COULD NOT live with (her putting a premium on her career, her cats, and reckless spending, to the constant and absolute exclusion of her family -- everything that feminists say is A-OK!), it all exploded.
The important thing is not that you never argue; the important thing is that you have a way to COMMUNICATE and to SETTLE arguments in a way that does not allow intolerable grievances to accumulate. Also important is to have similar values in the first place; feminist values are 100% at odds with having children.
NEVER have children with a woman who is a feminist, or even is comfortable around feminists. If she has a feminist friend (perhaps from childhood), the rest of her friend group needs to be oriented around converting that friend away from feminism and into a decent human being.
You call yourself "Future Trends" -- it looks like you haven't noticed that fertility rates are collapsing, which will cause society to collapse as there would be insufficient young people to support the elderly. Your advice would exacerbate that problem rather than solve it. You should rethink all of the assumptions that led you to the conclusions you state.
Expecting people never to argue is utterly naive, and actually counterproductive. A better solution is to take feminists and make them the villain of every story and the butt of every joke for about 50 years or so, until people forget it was ever fashionable.
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Future Trends Also, this is a little impractical -- women are best off (healthiest, most energetic, etc) having children in their 20s. To hit that 10-15 year mark, you'd have to have the guys living with them as preteens, which is kinda gross, or limiting pairings to brother / sister, which is even worse.
The best idea? A culture that doesn't tell women they can and should have everything exactly their way all the time, and they should learn to be open and constructive about disagreements instead of passive-aggressive (always changing the subject when something they don't like comes up, going out and unilaterally taking actions the way they like instead of discussing them, etc.)
Guys are really pretty easy to deal with, we're open about what we want and willing to compromise (and even please) a woman we're in love with, as long as what she wants isn't degrading to the us and she's willing to make concessions too.
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