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Originally Posted By M855Bukkake: Three kids going on four, aiming for six to seven. Take your "everyone saying this is childless" nonsense elsewhere. Peak fertility matters a great deal, just because one woman here and there is able to have a child late in life doesn't make it a viable plan, many women reach the age they finally decide to bother having children and simply cannot get pregnant, or have countless miscarriages. The evidence is also impossible to ignore that pregnancies later in life have worse outcomes. Increased rates of defects, failure to thrive, autism, and countless other issues. Failure to advocate for pregnancies during peak viability is the same as advocating for more babies in the NICU with heart failure and other issues. There are consequences to denying biological reality, consequences that carry harm and suffering. As for "it's not eeeecoooonomiiiically possible" thing, nonsense. It is expensive to have kids while Keeping Up with the Joneses. None of that shit is actually required. Purposeless burning of money with children being socially "required" is actually a fertility suppression strategy implemented by cutthroat women, so their offspring have fewer competitors. I’m not advocating for it but to chastise and put down women for it isn’t a winning strategy. It’s really just another talking point man-o-sphere places, or male dominated spaces like this, shit on women without an ounce of introspection on what guys are doing to perpetuate the issues themselves. Data has been pretty clear people, besides poor people and poor foreign people, men and women, have been putting off having kids later and later because of the economic realities over some theoretical subset of cutthroat women ruining for the rest of us.  . Really like to see your work on that. So, yes, later in life pregnancy can come with a host of issues, what is the suggestion to solve this? How do we get people on board with having kids at an early age? |
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Originally Posted By Bacon_Grease: This. Window has really shifted if she's is catching flak for that one. Ladies probably won't be able to stop the decline until the lists reach the "breathing" level. Originally Posted By Bacon_Grease: Originally Posted By xenophon21: I mean, ive seen way way worse. Thats a pretty tame list. This. Window has really shifted if she's is catching flak for that one. Ladies probably won't be able to stop the decline until the lists reach the "breathing" level. |
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Originally Posted By Foxtrot08: Well, in my experience. A nurse and a Doctor are completely leagues apart. There are both practical and realistic reasons for it. Not saying nurses are dumber or anything like that. But there’s a pretty big gap between a nurse and a doctor. If you can survive getting through residency and a possible fellowship. It’s a lot different than nursing school. And the person, will be different. But no, nurses and doctors are not anywhere near the same in my eyes. As someone that is a month away from marrying a doctor. And I’m pretty sure most female MD’s will also attract an equivalent male. Like my fiancé’s former co-fellow is marrying a retired MLB player, who is an MLB coach now. I could go down the list of all the MD’s I know and who they’re married to. But they’re generally not going to engage with a lazy person. Son is in MD Program now. The women Med Students tend to date other Med Students if they didn't already have someone prior to school. Makes sense in that if guy is in Med School he is has done a lot just to get there and they understand the grind. Even the ones who had someone before Med School the guys were not the sitting in moms basement playing video game types. They are all driven people. As for nurses being the same as Docs...... Thought this was ARF, were nurses, strippers, Red Heads and horse chicks were all high on the crazy scale and watch out! |
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Originally Posted By Emeoba69: I’m not advocating for it but to chastise and put down women for it isn’t a winning strategy. It’s really just another talking point man-o-sphere places, or male dominated spaces like this, shit on women without an ounce of introspection on what guys are doing to perpetuate the issues themselves. Data has been pretty clear people, besides poor people and poor foreign people, men and women, have been putting off having kids later and later because of the economic realities over some theoretical subset of cutthroat women ruining for the rest of us. . Really like to see your work on that. So, yes, later in life pregnancy can come with a host of issues, what is the suggestion to solve this? How do we get people on board with having kids at an early age? To do that, you’d have to examine with significant introspection the reasons women get into the workforce in the first place. |
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Originally Posted By Paul_Sothern: Tall order. What did this 35 to 42 year old do his entire adult life (assuming he has no children, ex-wives etc.)? If you have "saved yourself" all of these years for that special person are you really marriage material? Became “post economic” and got into shape. |
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Originally Posted By Foxtrot08: Well, in my experience. A nurse and a Doctor are completely leagues apart. There are both practical and realistic reasons for it. Not saying nurses are dumber or anything like that. But there’s a pretty big gap between a nurse and a doctor. If you can survive getting through residency and a possible fellowship. It’s a lot different than nursing school. And the person, will be different. But no, nurses and doctors are not anywhere near the same in my eyes. As someone that is a month away from marrying a doctor. And I’m pretty sure most female MD’s will also attract an equivalent male. Like my fiancé’s former co-fellow is marrying a retired MLB player, who is an MLB coach now. I could go down the list of all the MD’s I know and who they’re married to. But they’re generally not going to engage with a lazy person. I did the “marry a doctor” thing all wrong. (Tangent, I bought my wife a shirt that says “I am the Jewish doctor I was supposed to marry” ) I was already well off and had the structure of my life in place (and a divorced single dad) and was a lot older than my wife when I met her. While I do plenty of stuff, my life has been largely folly and free. Then I meet a young college student with big plans. She didn’t want to date me because of the age gap and had trepidation about “someone like me” ( the free spirit and life of folly) following her where ever her medical training would end up taking her. I had to convince her that I would follow her through all of that. She had just got into med school but had no idea what kind of doc she wanted to be. The years have passed and that all worked out in a spectacular manner but it was a massive change of life for me. So, if we look at it as the transactional issue that dating really is. I identified an undervalued asset and invested cheap. It payed off exceedingly well (I also happen to still deeply love her as my friend, wife and mother of our children)  As a tangent to all of that, it seems like female docs, who meet and marry after becoming a doc, tend to marry 4 categories of guys. (And understating that women do not like to date down and the air is thin above doctors) Other doctors. First responders and military. (Often higher speed guys, pilots, special operations, street cops…). Even though they don’t Check the economic box, they are confident in what they do. Kept men. Usually handsome and well behaved men who become Mr.mom Engineers. Kind of like a queen marrying a Duke…it’s close enough and what is out there. If they marry before becoming docs, that means they married early and like anyone else can be married to a guy who does anything….but it still seems like engineer types are among the largest cohort. |
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Originally Posted By neshomamench: I did the “marry a doctor” thing all wrong. (Tangent, I bought my wife a shirt that says “I am the Jewish doctor I was supposed to marry” ) I was already well off and had the structure of my life in place (and a divorced single dad) and was a lot older than my wife when I met her. While I do plenty of stuff, my life has been largely folly and free. Then I meet a young college student with big plans. She didn’t want to date me because of the age gap and had trepidation about “someone like me” ( the free spirit and life of folly) following her where ever her medical training would end up taking her. I had to convince her that I would follow here through all of that. She had just got into med school but had no idea what kind of doc she wanted to be. The years have passed and that all worked out in a spectacular manner but it was a massive change of life for me. So, if we look at it as the transactional issue that dating really is. I identified an undervalued asset and invested cheap. It payed off exceedingly well (I also happen to still deeply love her as my friend, wife and mother of our children) Originally Posted By neshomamench: Originally Posted By Foxtrot08: Well, in my experience. A nurse and a Doctor are completely leagues apart. There are both practical and realistic reasons for it. Not saying nurses are dumber or anything like that. But there’s a pretty big gap between a nurse and a doctor. If you can survive getting through residency and a possible fellowship. It’s a lot different than nursing school. And the person, will be different. But no, nurses and doctors are not anywhere near the same in my eyes. As someone that is a month away from marrying a doctor. And I’m pretty sure most female MD’s will also attract an equivalent male. Like my fiancé’s former co-fellow is marrying a retired MLB player, who is an MLB coach now. I could go down the list of all the MD’s I know and who they’re married to. But they’re generally not going to engage with a lazy person. I did the “marry a doctor” thing all wrong. (Tangent, I bought my wife a shirt that says “I am the Jewish doctor I was supposed to marry” ) I was already well off and had the structure of my life in place (and a divorced single dad) and was a lot older than my wife when I met her. While I do plenty of stuff, my life has been largely folly and free. Then I meet a young college student with big plans. She didn’t want to date me because of the age gap and had trepidation about “someone like me” ( the free spirit and life of folly) following her where ever her medical training would end up taking her. I had to convince her that I would follow here through all of that. She had just got into med school but had no idea what kind of doc she wanted to be. The years have passed and that all worked out in a spectacular manner but it was a massive change of life for me. So, if we look at it as the transactional issue that dating really is. I identified an undervalued asset and invested cheap. It payed off exceedingly well (I also happen to still deeply love her as my friend, wife and mother of our children) If we are strictly looking at financial terms. My wife will probably make more than me on a pay check to pay check level. But my net worth will be significantly higher, over all. Family business for 108 years sort of does that, you own a lot of shit. And I don’t ever plan on paying myself an exorbitant salary. |
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Originally Posted By Emeoba69: I’m not a woman. Why do they get in the workforce to begin with, besides basic needs survival? Originally Posted By Emeoba69: Originally Posted By Naamah: To do that, you’d have to examine with significant introspection the reasons women get into the workforce in the first place. I’m not a woman. Why do they get in the workforce to begin with, besides basic needs survival? Survival, economic freedom, and personal interest. |
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Originally Posted By Foxtrot08: If we are strictly looking at financial terms. My wife will probably make more than me on a pay check to pay check level. But my net worth will be significantly higher, over all. Family business for 108 years sort of does that, you own a lot of shit. And I don’t ever plan on paying myself an exorbitant salary. Our situation is similar but she ended up with a sizable business that will one day have a liquidity event that will put her ahead in both. |
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Let's try and break this list down so that everyone's on the same page. Non negotiable - 35-42 y/o 5 years (maybe more) too late if she's looking for someone that wants to get married and have kids. She's cutting out time spent getting to know each-other. - healthy masculine Legit - smart, funny, lighthearted Copy pasta crap. Not saying it's wrong, just tired and old. - provider/protector mentallity Legit - post-economic (still hardworking) RED FLAG. If someone has to look up what you're posting, you've instantly alienated them. If this is the plan from the start, carry on. If not, fix it. - kind, generous, thoughtful Copy pasta crap. Not saying it's wrong, just tired and old. - no kids yet, decidedly wants kids No mention of marriage though.... - on the healing path RED FLAG. If someone has to look up what you're posting, you've instantly alienated them. If this is the plan from the start, carry on. If not, fix it. - can meet anywhere, but will not date unless live in same city RED FLAG. Horribly misworded at best. - fit and sober Legit Strongly prefered - no previous marriage or engagement RED FLAG. A guy at 35-42 with the other requirements? LMAO. Also, no mention of kids with other women... - works in tech Invalidates all the healthy masculine fit and sober above  Cofound life with. Again, no mention of marriage. |
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Originally Posted By Clemson_John: I've got no issues with someone wanting the stuff on her list. I just think she's somewhat delusional, as rich, good looking, intelligent, funny, kind, generous men who want to be married and have children are married with children by the time they get to 40. No previous kids/marriage/engagements is where her list eliminates virtually everyone. Adding with a pet unicorn wouldn't really change the available pool of men that check every box. If she'd consider divorced men who already have children but want/are willing to remarry and have more her pool would increase substantially. Originally Posted By Clemson_John: Originally Posted By Bacon_Grease: Originally Posted By xenophon21: I mean, ive seen way way worse. Thats a pretty tame list. This. Window has really shifted if she's is catching flak for that one. Ladies probably won't be able to stop the decline until the lists reach the "breathing" level. Oh I honestly agree with you. However, I'm just pointing out how 10-15 years ago I don't think anyone would have blinked at the delusion. Or would have championed her "standards". So if people are calling her out. People that aren't GD or Manosphere influencers on social media. That means things are shifting. Also I should correct the record on something. If people remember Tomi Lahren's man rant. Kevin Samuels to my memory largely agreed with her. That she was right to expect the level of man she was seeking. So he probably wouldn't see an issue with this woman's standards. They are really high. But not so high to be completely unobtainable. |
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Originally Posted By paul1911: Son is in MD Program now. The women Med Students tend to date other Med Students if they didn't already have someone prior to school. Makes sense in that if guy is in Med School he is has done a lot just to get there and they understand the grind. Even the ones who had someone before Med School the guys were not the sitting in moms basement playing video game types. They are all driven people. As for nurses being the same as Docs...... Thought this was ARF, were nurses, strippers, Red Heads and horse chicks were all high on the crazy scale and watch out! Originally Posted By paul1911: Originally Posted By Foxtrot08: Well, in my experience. A nurse and a Doctor are completely leagues apart. There are both practical and realistic reasons for it. Not saying nurses are dumber or anything like that. But there’s a pretty big gap between a nurse and a doctor. If you can survive getting through residency and a possible fellowship. It’s a lot different than nursing school. And the person, will be different. But no, nurses and doctors are not anywhere near the same in my eyes. As someone that is a month away from marrying a doctor. And I’m pretty sure most female MD’s will also attract an equivalent male. Like my fiancé’s former co-fellow is marrying a retired MLB player, who is an MLB coach now. I could go down the list of all the MD’s I know and who they’re married to. But they’re generally not going to engage with a lazy person. Son is in MD Program now. The women Med Students tend to date other Med Students if they didn't already have someone prior to school. Makes sense in that if guy is in Med School he is has done a lot just to get there and they understand the grind. Even the ones who had someone before Med School the guys were not the sitting in moms basement playing video game types. They are all driven people. As for nurses being the same as Docs...... Thought this was ARF, were nurses, strippers, Red Heads and horse chicks were all high on the crazy scale and watch out! Married to a redheaded doc...it's been a ride |
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Originally Posted By HobbitHunter: Let's try and break this list down so that everyone's on the same page. Non negotiable - 35-42 y/o 5 years (maybe more) too late if she's looking for someone that wants to get married and have kids. She's cutting out time spent getting to know each-other. - healthy masculine Legit - smart, funny, lighthearted Copy pasta crap. Not saying it's wrong, just tired and old. - provider/protector mentallity Legit - post-economic (still hardworking) RED FLAG. If someone has to look up what you're posting, you've instantly alienated them. If this is the plan from the start, carry on. If not, fix it. - kind, generous, thoughtful Copy pasta crap. Not saying it's wrong, just tired and old. - no kids yet, decidedly wants kids No mention of marriage though.... - on the healing path RED FLAG. If someone has to look up what you're posting, you've instantly alienated them. If this is the plan from the start, carry on. If not, fix it. - can meet anywhere, but will not date unless live in same city RED FLAG. Horribly misworded at best. - fit and sober Legit Strongly prefered - no previous marriage or engagement RED FLAG. A guy at 35-42 with the other requirements? LMAO. Also, no mention of kids with other women... - works in tech Invalidates all the healthy masculine fit and sober above Cofound life with. Again, no mention of marriage. Many women are opting out of marriage, and with good reason. Besides, if she had listed marriage in this, plenty of people would have criticized her for that too. |
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Originally Posted By Naamah: Many women are opting out of marriage, and with good reason. Besides, if she had listed marriage in this, plenty of people would have criticized her for that too. That seems horribly counterintuitive, for both sexes. I freely admit i talk shit about marriage, but i am in fact married with kids and would do it the same way again regardless. Perhaps this is my skinner moment. 
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Originally Posted By WorkDroid: Its been a big thing with women lately. If a guy turns them down for their behavior, or breaks up with them because they're neurotic, etc.... He's the one that needs to "heal" (fix himself) because he's the problem, not them. Its the modern version of "If you can't handle me at my worst, then you don't deserve me at my best" bullshit. Originally Posted By WorkDroid: Originally Posted By 56xdx_Z: WTF does “on the healing path (history of serious commitment ex therapists, books, retreats)” even mean? Its the modern version of "If you can't handle me at my worst, then you don't deserve me at my best" bullshit. That’s funny she wants some guy doing years of therapy and going on “retreats”, I guess like the Dr Phil ranch or something, but he’s also supposed to be “lighthearted” after all that |
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Originally Posted By Naamah: Many women are opting out of marriage, and with good reason. Besides, if she had listed marriage in this, plenty of people would have criticized her for that too. Many MEN are opting out of marriage....and with good reason. Women control dating, men control marriage. The media and all the girly magazines love to talk about a fake male loneliness epidemic. The actual epidemic is the fast approaching FEMALE loneliness epidemic for women in their 30' and younger. It is standard projection, gas lighting, hypocrisy and accountability avoidance we've come to expect. When it is men that are supposed to be the lonely ones, it is always framed as something wrong with "men", which is why they are lonely. Funny thing is, you don't see a lot of men talking about how lonely they are, it is actually men enjoying peace. What you DO see is tik-tok full of women complaining about not getting male attention anymore (after 15 years of misandry, boss-babe, #metoo videos). Yet it is never, what is wrong with "women", it is still either what is wrong with men....or it is repackaged as "centering on me" time. It is biology, and highlights the difference in how men and women operate. Women need the mass show, the drama, the attention, affirmation and validation of social media "movements". Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. Men make a quiet calculation, and simply withdraw. No announcement. No social media posts. Women struggle to grasp that concept. It is why this meme is so true.  Women can't even "quiet quit" their marriages (the latest tik tok trend) without announcing on social media that they are quiet quitting their marriage. The NEED for attention, validation and affirmation is just too strong. |
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Originally Posted By 56xdx_Z: That’s funny she wants some guy doing years of therapy and going on “retreats”, I guess like the Dr Phil ranch or something, but he’s also supposed to be “lighthearted” after all that Originally Posted By 56xdx_Z: Originally Posted By WorkDroid: Originally Posted By 56xdx_Z: WTF does “on the healing path (history of serious commitment ex therapists, books, retreats)” even mean? Its the modern version of "If you can't handle me at my worst, then you don't deserve me at my best" bullshit. That’s funny she wants some guy doing years of therapy and going on “retreats”, I guess like the Dr Phil ranch or something, but he’s also supposed to be “lighthearted” after all that Yeah, she wants lighthearted AND semi-broken. That’s a minefield |
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Originally Posted By Naamah: Many women are opting out of marriage, and with good reason. Besides, if she had listed marriage in this, plenty of people would have criticized her for that too. Originally Posted By Naamah: Originally Posted By HobbitHunter: Let's try and break this list down so that everyone's on the same page. Non negotiable - 35-42 y/o 5 years (maybe more) too late if she's looking for someone that wants to get married and have kids. She's cutting out time spent getting to know each-other. - healthy masculine Legit - smart, funny, lighthearted Copy pasta crap. Not saying it's wrong, just tired and old. - provider/protector mentallity Legit - post-economic (still hardworking) RED FLAG. If someone has to look up what you're posting, you've instantly alienated them. If this is the plan from the start, carry on. If not, fix it. - kind, generous, thoughtful Copy pasta crap. Not saying it's wrong, just tired and old. - no kids yet, decidedly wants kids No mention of marriage though.... - on the healing path RED FLAG. If someone has to look up what you're posting, you've instantly alienated them. If this is the plan from the start, carry on. If not, fix it. - can meet anywhere, but will not date unless live in same city RED FLAG. Horribly misworded at best. - fit and sober Legit Strongly prefered - no previous marriage or engagement RED FLAG. A guy at 35-42 with the other requirements? LMAO. Also, no mention of kids with other women... - works in tech Invalidates all the healthy masculine fit and sober above Cofound life with. Again, no mention of marriage. Many women are opting out of marriage, and with good reason. Besides, if she had listed marriage in this, plenty of people would have criticized her for that too. Woman looking for a monied ''made'' man aren't looking for a relationship where they aren't getting the bling from the ring down the road. It's damn easy to end a non marriage relationship and for the most part, you are never legally getting anything of his from the relationship if it breaks or he passes away unless there is a valid will specifying it. That contract is the Wonka golden ticket, especially if there are kids involved. I think there are age differences between men and woman where loneliness is involved. Younger single men don't seem to be afflicted with it for the most part but younger females of marrying age are. It's reversed as age overtakes them, single men become more separated from society and have their few pals and maybe a dog companion while single old women turn into packs of divorced or never married cat collectors or, if they had kids that never grew up to adulthood emotionally, often become a useful tool supporting their useless kids who now have kids of their own. [dads are far more apt to tell a leech to piss off then a mother ever will] Sadly, I saw that more then I ever wanted to see, they are manipulated by using the grandkids and access to them. |
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I asked Grok to run the numbers, then run the numbers again for factoring the gay male population. A few dozen to a 150. She didn’t specify handsome or ethnicity or height. That’ll neck it down even more. She’s cute and is about to hit 30 (internal panic mode) and the Wall is coming faster than she thinks. In my youth in and around SF, you never had to approach women. If you were straight, they approached you in that city. |
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Originally Posted By SSG-69: I asked Grok to run the numbers, then run the numbers again for factoring the gay male population. A few dozen to a 150. She didn’t specify handsome or ethnicity or height. That’ll neck it down even more. She’s cute and is about to hit 30 (internal panic mode) and the Wall is coming faster than she thinks. In my youth in and around SF, you never had to approach women. If you were straight, they approached you in that city. Yeah but, if you like, focus on the nice and normal parts, and also ignore what she's actually saying (rich guy that's young) and don't hold her accountable for that because: being mean to wahmen is mean, then like, she's reasonable.  Plz bro, as long as you overlook details and strip out the context to make it say something different, then, akshullllllllllly you can pretend this is fine and screech about the Arf-Taliban.
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Originally Posted By panthermark: Many MEN are opting out of marriage....and with good reason. Women control dating, men control marriage. The media and all the girly magazines love to talk about a fake male loneliness epidemic. The actual epidemic is the fast approaching FEMALE loneliness epidemic for women in their 30' and younger. It is standard projection, gas lighting, hypocrisy and accountability avoidance we've come to expect. When it is men that are supposed to be the lonely ones, it is always framed as something wrong with "men", which is why they are lonely. Funny thing is, you don't see a lot of men talking about how lonely they are, it is actually men enjoying peace. What you DO see is tik-tok full of women complaining about not getting male attention anymore (after 15 years of misandry, boss-babe, #metoo videos). Yet it is never, what is wrong with "women", it is still either what is wrong with men....or it is repackaged as "centering on me" time. It is biology, and highlights the difference in how men and women operate. Women need the mass show, the drama, the attention, affirmation and validation of social media "movements". Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. Men make a quiet calculation, and simply withdraw. No announcement. No social media posts. Women struggle to grasp that concept. It is why this meme is so true. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FIMUb3yVEAAl46a.jpg Women can't even "quiet quit" their marriages (the latest tik tok trend) without announcing on social media that they are quiet quitting their marriage. The NEED for attention, validation and affirmation is just too strong. This, and no , not even remotely qualified . IMO, the correct path in life . Deny them your presence...and a few other things . |
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