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Gamechanger retweeted
Women rejecting broke men - standards.
Men rejecting single mothers - immature.
Women rejecting short men - preference.
Men rejecting fat women - body shaming.
Women set boundaries - knows her worth.
Men set boundaries - controlling.
See a pattern here?
Gamechanger retweeted
INSANE: This wife bruised herself with a hammer and blames it on her husband!
This is some next level crazy!
Be careful out there fellas!
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He Spent 40 Years Wrongly Convicted Of R@ping a Woman. She Knew She Had Sent An Innocent Man To Prison After Falsely Identifying Him, Yet Made Millions In Profits From Her Book About The Incident While He Was Behind Bars. Her Book Was About To Be Adapted Into a Movie When The Truth Finally Came To Light.
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women continue going to couples therapy only as long as the focus is on blaming the man.
The moment the therapist starts holding her accountable for her own behavior, she loses interest or stop going altogether.
It’s not necessarily that they hate accountability in general; it’s that they struggle with self-reflection and the discomfort that comes with working on their own flaws…especially within a relationship.
Most women this weird mindset that, because they see the man as the stronger partner or the leader, he should tolerate certain behaviors or be responsible for fixing problems in the relationship.
As a result, when they are told that they also contribute to the issue, it feels to them like the responsibility is being directed at the wrong person instead of the “head” of the relationship. That perception always create resistance to feedback or growth.
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It goes beyond that as well.
Western society has become actively anti-male, anti-masculine.
Laws target men, media destroys them, jokes attack them, hiring practices avoid them, and anyone who speaks up becomes a bigger target.
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Today Merlin Santana would have turned 50 years old. Instead, his life ended at 26 because a woman lied on him. In 2002, Monique King, who was 15 years old at the time, falsely told her boyfriend that Merlin Santana had tried to r*pe her. Her boyfriend Brandon Bynes found him sitting in a car in Los Angeles and shot and killed him. After the murder, King admitted the story was fabricated. Brandon Bynes received 40 years to life for second-degree murder. Monique King was convicted of voluntary manslaughter and perjury and served only eight years in prison. She was released around 2012-2013. False accusations are not jokes, revenge, or entertainment. They can cost someone their reputation, their freedom, or their life.
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Dear women,
A date is a meeting between two people who wish to know each other, not an opportunity to order food you have not eaten before.
So stop acting like a hungry baboon.
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The internet constantly tells women that men are terrible listeners because the second a woman starts venting about her day, the man immediately interrupts to offer a logical solution. We are taught to view this as him being dismissive, emotionally unintelligent, or invalidating our feelings.
The strict, unpopular truth is that to a man, fixing the problem is his absolute highest, most desperate form of empathy.
Women vent to connect; we want our partner to just sit in the dark with us and validate the emotion. But men are hardwired to view the woman they love being in distress as an active threat. When he immediately offers a spreadsheet, a strategy, or a solution to your problem, he isn't trying to silence you. His brain has recognized that something in the world is hurting his partner, and his immediate, visceral instinct is to assassinate the thing causing you pain.
We constantly shame men for "not just listening," completely ignoring the fact that his attempt to fix your life is his most profound declaration of love.
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Bros, you see this woman thing ehh? Na my wife I fear pass o. She told me many years ago. That the way you will die is dependent on the type of person you marry.🤔
Since the day we go married, twenty years ago, she has never used any negative words on me. She has never raised her voice on me. She has never mo mi loju.👀 what is mo mi loju in English self? Anyways, She has washed my clothes for twenty years! Bought all my clothes except my my suilts when I was working in the bank. I have never given cold food since we got married. I had to force my way to the kitchen to cook.
She brought me to the UK, I did nothing for a year. She paid all the bills and still take care of other important things. Her repect in the UK tripled! She is a strong pentecostal member, the day I told her I dont want to go Nigerian churches in the UK again, she said "My husband anywhere you go, I follow". The same respect, she teaches the children everyday.
When I quarrel her, she will use everything to make peace.
No bi to run from this kai n woman?!.
Everytime "My husband, yes, sir, yes, but this is what I think, dear".
I ask God for a wife, Him carry Guardian Angel give me.🚶🏿♂️🚶🏿♂️🚶🏿♂️
I've been watching this TV show called inside crime on prime videos for the past two hours now, and every stories that has been aired in the past two hours was a case of a woman arranging the murder of their boyfriends/husband.
May we not jam an àgbákò partner o. I fear anyone who doesn't fear a woman.
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Misandrist articles getting published is another example of female privilege. If a man where to write a misogynistic article, it wouldn't be published. If they did, it would get alot of backlash.
The double standards are real and a problem.
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“Don’t hit women” ✖
“Don’t hit ANYONE” ✔
The first statement excludes the possibility that men could be victims of domestic violence/physical assault too.
And the result is that women are more emboldened to hit men, since they know men are sensitized to never hit women.
On the otherhand, the second statement opens up the possibility that anyone could be a victim of domestic violence. Thus should be endorsed.
Domestic violence has no gender!
Let's raise the young ones to do right by every one!
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“When an Igbo man sends his daughter to private school and his son to public school, no patriachy.
When a man allows his daughters stay home, and his sons go to his store to do heavy lifting, no lgbo patriachy.
When a house is in trouble and everyone ignores the woman while putting all the blame on the man, calling him incompetent, no Igbo patriachy.
When a man is implicitly forced to take on the financial burden of his family and that of his in-laws; he builds his family house, builds his parents a house, builds his wife's parents a house, trains relatives in school, etc. no patriarchy.
they will sell stories of girls made to cook, conveniently, forgetting boys are made to wash cars, wash tanks and handle other riskier tasks.
"Wife was made to cook by 4am", but the man leaving home by 4am to go face a chaotic business environment is doing it coz he will meet Davido and Wizkid there right?”
said it before, this whole patriarchy talks is by wretched twitter bitter misandrists disguising as feminists.
same you guys pushing this beer parlor narrative are same people that’d unapologetically reduce yourself to nothing by doing more than intended for men, making them see you as desperate and when they decide they can’t settle for less, you turn misandrist.
then all of a sudden, all men are evil because one man decided not to settle for a wretched girl without value and purpose.
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This is Rihanna talking about how she's disappointed with how she lived her past life.
As a woman, before you come out to display hoe traits, always ask yourself if you'll be proud to show your children the things you did in the past.
If your children scroll through social media, will they stumble on a video of you shaking your bumbum, exposing your cleavage or a tweet where you were talking about your sexcapades.
If they post a picture of you, will strangers on the internet remind them who their mother was in her prime?
These are questions you should ask yourself before coming on social media to damage your personality all in the name of attention and engagement.
Before you make a fool of yourself because you're in your prime and single and think you're accountable to no one, always remember that years to come, the older version of yourself would look back in regret and since we're in the era of social media, it simply means your records will be saved on people's phone waiting for the right time to be used against you.
If you have no shame and don't care how people view you, and even if you don't pity yourself, or your family's name, at least pity your children.
They don't deserve to suffer for a past they know nothing about.
Trust me, you won't want your children to be bullied throughout their school days all because of your past.
Before you leave any whoring digital footprint online, think about tomorrow.
If a billionaire like Rihanna regrets her past because her digital footprint is already out there, which her children will definitely see when they grow up, who are you to think you can get away with such?
Live a life you'll be proud of in years to come.
A word is enough for the wise.
You either learn the easy way or the hard way.
The choice is yours!