It's not a hideout to cry about how marriage was so much better back in the days whether we're talking 100 or 1000 years back. I fully understand how back in the day having children was an insurance policy to help you out with survival and also when you get old and can't move.

Times have changed...

It was never a mystical bond like some bluepillers in here whine about such as if we take away women's rights and have them to be our shackled slaves so that they can't practice their inherit nature.

It is about understanding the fundamental nature that this whole idea of marriage was and always will be a short end of the stick for men.

The evolutionary biology and psychology principles are what gives us the basis of the truth. Do not for a second stop and get trapped in the illusion of the perfect love life that the movies portray.

Don't get me started on the traditional marriages either.

My dad and mom were Christian virgins when they got married and are still together 30 years later but guess what, AWALT.

Though she never cheated and most likely never will she still nags and complains daily and no matter how many times my dad puts his foot down she ends up shit testing him again and again. By now he just takes it and brushes off like nothing happened because he's too tired to deal with her shit.

Marrying a virgin won't solve your problems and neither will a traditional marriage save you from constant bitching and misery.

Anyone who tells you that you just have to find a nice religious virgin has no fucking clue what's in store for you years down the road.

The person you fall in love with today is not the same person years later.

That's all. Take off those rose tinted glasses and accept the reality and be happy that you'll never have to deal with bitching.

Don't let these MRA and tradcucks tell you otherwise. Are there happy and successful marriages, yes, probably but they're super rare and too take a chance to see if you win that powerball is very futile.

The intelligent decision to make is very obvious here.

Love you guys.