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| 2 | Wife wants to retire at 40, husband wants her to work. Whats a girl to do?It's a combination of societal expectations, benefits to the family, tax incentives, etc. A married couple, statistically, tends to perform better on almost any measurable metric than non-married people, even if they cohabitate. This includes income, net worth, life expectancy, the well-being of children as they grow, and their prospects in life. We don't know the reason this is the case yet, but simply put, married couples outperform non-married people, as long as the marriage works. None of th… | /r/TheRedPill | 12/07/14 05:29 PM |
| 6 | Girlfriend repeatedly publicly shames her boyfriend on social media, he asks: "How do I fix this? Or is this a valid reason to end things?"I actually hope she ends up cheating and dumping him for someone else, because I know someone who is in a terrible relationship with a crazy girlfriend, and frankly I see a lot of similarities between their "relationship" and this post. This person, my oldest friend, is a bottom-tier Omega. He has a license but no car -- he's scared to drive (we're 27 by the way)! For almost five years he didn't work and mooched off of his girlfriend, who has this amazing career in a shitty job making somewhere … | /r/TheRedPill | 28/03/14 03:44 PM |
| 47 | Hey, were the second worst Subreddit :DGotta love this comment: Pretty clear it's just a bunch of losers who want to blame all of their shortcomings on women. Even though TRP tells people the reason women aren't in relationships with you/treating you well is because you're behaving in a manner women find very unattractive and that you're the one who needs to change into someone women will like. | /r/TheRedPill | 11/12/13 11:50 PM |
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