electricoleander Archive

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15	Tragic story. Imagine discovering you had no shared DNA with your father. I've had a scare like that. Not completely unfounded. I look quite different from my dad's side of the family, but resemblances to my mother's side are striking (blonde hair, blue eyes etc, compared to dad's dark hair and brown eyes). This is not much to go on, but my mother is an evil bitch, so go figure. She was an alcoholic, dragged my family into debt, then when dad was working his ass off overseas (I lived in a poor country back then) to make ends meet, and when my sister went to college in…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	16/03/20 06:59 PM
27	Post wall woman wants you to chase her, motivate her, entertain her, challenge her and to give her more in life. To be fair, I think that might be one of those sites (OkCupid I think?) that auto-generate your description based on what you filled in your profile. The "I'm single, 5'3'', 130lbs..." and "I speak English" look like auto-generated parts, especially when it's "living with roommate(s)". Either way, I chuckled at "I want someone [that] challenges me and wants something more out of life" when she's going absolutely nowhere herself - server living with roommates at 27, fucking congrats. But don't de…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	30/09/19 01:16 PM
5	It's messed up how true this is. "If you bought a car you should have planned for the maintenance" They don't seem to understand that "yeah, I can actually fix most of it myself" IS a maintenance plan. People like that are usually pretty bad with money. It's one thing to go to a mechanic when something really bad or obscure fucks up, but I'd die of shame if I had to go to a shop to change my tires or refill oil. No matter how much money I had, I'd feel robbed. Also I found out that liking DIY is usually a good indicator of a pe…	/r/MGTOW	19/09/19 10:26 AM
1	It's messed up how true this is. Not the same guy, but if you can't eat nicely for $1.50/meal then you are either a few good notches above mine and that guy's paygrades and probably didn't have to think too much about making ends meet, i.e. you haven't really been poor (no animosity towards you if that's the case), OR you are simply stupid, in which case too bad. I like to cook and just looked over the last thing I made: a batch of spaghetti and meatballs. Simple ingredients, maybe 3 hours total (maybe 15min prep, rest was just…	/r/MGTOW	19/09/19 10:03 AM
6	He owes me money because I dated him once If the guy was a "loser" while with her, and then became rich and successful after changing relationships, you could make a case that the girl in OP was dragging him down. Obviously, without her, he'd have gotten there a few years earlier. If anyone should litigate, it's him for lost potential revenue.	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	18/09/19 10:56 AM
20	He owes me money because I dated him once Difference is, he actually has a leg to stand on. Polish law has a clause where, if an IP makes astronomically more money than the original creator was paid, the creator should also be paid more. I don't agree with it, but I kinda understand the logic behind it - the counterpoint is Hollywood-level draining of young writers and paying them $100 for a genius script and all rights to the property "because I already have thirty guys waiting in line, take it or perish", sucking countless souls dry. …	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	18/09/19 10:52 AM
4	asked during a blind date filmed for the world on youtube: “how many people have you slept with?”... somewhere in the 60s. i have a spreadsheet [@4 min] I mean, why else would she have a spreadsheet? "Responsible thing to do", then when he gives the "in case you have a scare" example to keep the conversation going, she acts surprised, as if it wasn't the most basic "scare thing" for which you keep a list...	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	10/09/19 08:27 AM
33	Article from 7 years ago reveals how it's a buyers market for 30s men, but a single woman the same age has trouble competing with her younger peers. "The 40-year-old single mother enlisted a team of advisers who helped her realise that... her market value had tanked" Greenlander sounds a few years ahead of his time. Even his terminology is spot on, I applaud that man. All in all, interesting article, seems to have put most of TRP into words, in a mainstream piece, and without the usual extremely negative tone directed at the "weak and irresponsible" men. I'm surprised. Sure, it's a bit negative, but for 7 years ago it's almost like writing "yeah we as a society fucked up. It's quite understandable that men go their way".	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	10/09/19 08:18 AM
15	Article from 7 years ago reveals how it's a buyers market for 30s men, but a single woman the same age has trouble competing with her younger peers. "The 40-year-old single mother enlisted a team of advisers who helped her realise that... her market value had tanked" Eh, I think they get too much flak. Sure, they weren't even close to how great the first Matrix was, but I still found them enjoyable. I've sunk worse costs.	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	10/09/19 08:10 AM
9	[30F] "I have a newborn son so going out and randomly having fun isn't an option anymore. He's my world so if you want to be a part of my life, you must treat him as your own, especially since he doesn't have a father figure in his life." This sentence right here: He is my world, him and my dog... This quite clearly shows that you, lucky chosen, will come at place 4, at best. You will literally be worth less to her than her dog. You are an afterthought, but one she deserves after all those jerks, including the baby daddy. Speaking of baby daddy, I feel bad for him - he probably just wanted a quick pump and dump, but she was ready with a trap.	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	08/08/19 04:38 PM
4	I want a divorce, but after you've legally adopted my spawn and are on the hook for child support Eh, it's not that "crazy". Entertaining in many cases, as some of the situations where people ask "Am I the asshole?" are extremely funny (granted, many are fictional), and sometimes people actually answer sensibly. However, most of relationship-related threads are absolute cancer, where women are pure angels and men are Satan incarnate.	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	08/08/19 12:31 PM
6	Carousel rider is exposed with a porn sucking some guys dick. Husband finds out and wonders why she never sucked his dick. Her answer: "I never enjoyed giving them, and I really didn't want to have to start". Now he is divorcing her pregnant skank ass. I like Kevin Smith for his movies (some mediocre, but Clerks and some others are great) as well as his podcasts (low-brew toilet humor is sometimes just what I need, and he has a lot of funny anecdotes to tell), but the dude often seems to promote being whipped. I understand that many of the stories he tells about his wife (how she often disparages him) are over-exaggerated for humor, but it often comes off like a cry for help. The "36 dicks" storyline was also funny at first, but got a bit pain…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	08/08/19 12:23 PM
3	Carousel rider is exposed with a porn sucking some guys dick. Husband finds out and wonders why she never sucked his dick. Her answer: "I never enjoyed giving them, and I really didn't want to have to start". Now he is divorcing her pregnant skank ass. Honesty goes a long way, and there are probably some that would have had nothing against an experienced trick horse to ride them for the rest of their days. I know one such couple (they're very open about all of that) and they seem pretty happy. But then, both have had their respective share of cocks and holes before, and now have found a partner with a matching libido and expertise. Imagine if a guy lied about his life and got a girl to marry him, or got her pregnant. She would be screaming abu…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	08/08/19 12:15 PM