So people talk a lot on this sub about how feminism and the change in society's mores has created untenable relationships for men. Thing is, it was never any better. We also talk a lot about how "if Johnny Depp and Brad Pitt can get cucked, anyone can..." Thing is, even during times when society was more restrictive, no-fault divorce wasn't the thing that it is now, and things were supposedly "better" for marriage, women's nature is still women's nature...they really weren't any better 50, 75 or 100 years ago than they are now.

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Recently I was watching some old Clark Gable movies...in spite of the films often dropping off into a blue-pilled nightmares at the end, the guy got to play some amazingly "Red Pilled" roles...although I suppose at the time, "Red Pilled" was just the way men were...if women haven't gotten better I will say that men seem to have gotten worse.

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Anyhow, I was reading some stuff about the making of these movies, when I came across this fun little tidbit about Frank Sinatra, who was the alpha Pitt and Depp wished they were, and his wife Ava Gardner during the making of one of Gable's film in the early 1950s.

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"Ava and Frank were anything but quiet in their tent–screaming at each other at all hours of the night. Sick of the constant fighting, Frank left before the shoot was over–also to do a screen test for a little film called From Here to Eternity. Soon after his departure, Ava’s scenes were put on hold as she flew to London to have an abortion. “I hated him so much then that I wanted his child to go unborn,” she later said. "

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So, almost 70 years ago in a much more conservative society, 20 years before Roe vs. Wade, a woman still found a way to murder a man's unborn child as punishment because she was mad at him.

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AWALT. Then, now and forever.