Steph Curry's wife Ayesha Curry basically said she wants attention from other men but she doesn't receive it and that makes her feel bad. But why should other men even matter? She's married to a man who's one of the the biggest NBA players of this generation, who's contract is worth $200M (not including endorsement deals and advertising), she has two daughters, can have whatever she wants, can go wherever she desires whenever she desires, and do anything she pleases to do. Yet she's seeking validation from other men to feed her ego and make her feel good. She said she's insecure about all the female groupies that want her husband and wonders why she doesn't get that from men.

This proves two things:

  1. Men are more respectful than women when it comes to boundaries of a marriage. Women will try to take men away from their wives with no shame and blatantly make it known to the world, whereas men according to Ayesha Curry respect their marriage vows and stay away from ruining a relationship.

  2. It doesn't matter how great of a guy you may be, it doesn't matter how much money, status, and resources a man has, it doesn't matter how tall you are or how good looking you may be, it doesn't matter if you have all of those things, it will never be enough to make a woman happy and will still seek male attention away from you.

The amount of disrespect Ayesha Curry showed her husband with her statements is appalling but not surprising. Us MGTOW knew AWALT already but I hope since this is a more mainstream story that more men will see it and wake up to the realities of female nature.