Found this enlightening comment in a Men Get Too Obsessed (with) Women post.

THIS is their esteemed opinion of women!

"We're all products. And we're all customers. And each of us is trying to maximize what we can get in exchange for what we offer.

Women have little to offer. Worse (for them), each year erodes the value of their offer. Time takes a toll on their bodies. They wrinkle, shrivel, and droop. Meanwhile, they retain all of the mannerisms and traits that must be tolerated by customers (men).

It's like owning a car. The car depreciates with time. And its noises, creaks, and engine troubles aren't going away.

Men can generally offer a lot to women. We create. We invent. We build. We protect. We provide. And time increases our value, assuming we take care of our bodies and minds.

Women still want to get married. For family. For security. For approval. For validation. Some do it early in their product life cycle. That's smart. That's when they'll attract the best customers. Others play the field. They rent themselves out. And by the time they're 30, the pool of customers has dwindled.

These latter women are like the rental cars on a Hertz or Enterprise car lot. Ridden hard and put away wet. Their situation is a desperate one, even if they fail to recognize it. Their naturally declining value is exacerbated by the miles they've been ridden.

Men can wait to marry. Their value rises with time as they improve their lots. Their skill set broadens. Their financial picture improves. Their pool of resources expands. Men's value follows the trajectory of a share of Berkshire Hathaway stock.

And for many of us, the passage of time is kind to our appearance.

As more men realize that women have little to offer, and recognize that attaching themselves to women presents a significant financial risk, they'll increasingly opt to lease rather than buy. Rather than marrying women, they'll ride 'em for awhile, and then throw 'em back on the lot in exchange for a newer model.

Again, we're all products. And we're all customers. The problem for women is that, as products, they're in a buyer's market. And that market becomes less friendly as they age.

Women can assuage their fears and desperation by claiming to be queens. But the fact is, men have a LOT of options. By the time women reach 30, it's time to have a permanent fire sale.

Or buy cats."

CaUsE wE MeN aRe GrEaT aNd TiMe InCrEaSeS OuR VaLuE!

Nice try dude, nice try!

And that is why ladies we need to vet and weed out LVMs yesterday! No matter the capacity in which they exist in our lives, we need to draw a line and set boundaries.