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SUSTyler__Durden
post Mar 18 2013, 11:54 AM

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Why should we let women decides what a successful man is since most don't really have a clue on what it takes to be a man?

Most women just need to be there, while men has to do many things just to get where there are.

Expecting appreciation from a women to reciprocate the hard work that you do is a futile exercise because the current society and big daddy government are shaped by giving free stuffs to women for votes and to drive the economy. She thinks she doesn't need you because she has the government to take care of most of her needs.

Appreciation

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I think what most men uniquely deceive themselves of is that they will ultimately be appreciated by women for their sacrifices. Learn this now, you wont. You can’t be because women fundamentally lack the ability to fully realize, much less appreciate the sacrifices a man makes to facilitate her reality. Even the most enlightened, appreciative woman you know still operates in a feminne-centric reality. Men making the personal sacrifices necessary to honor, respect and love her are commonplace. You’re supposed to do those things. You sacrificed your ambitions and potential to provide her with a better life? You were supposed to. You resisted temptation and didn’t cheat on your wife with the hot secretary who was DTF and ready to go? You were supposed to. Your responsibilities to maintaining a marriage, a home, your family, etc. are common – they’re expected. They are only appreciated in their absence.

This is the totality of the feminine-centric reality. Men only exist to facilitate the feminine reality, and any man who disputes this (or even analyzes its aspects) is therefore not a ‘man’. It just IS. Even the most self-serving, maverick among men is still beholden to the feminine imperative in that he’s only defined as a rebel because he doesn’t comply with the common practices of ‘men’ in a female defined reality. And ironically it’s just this maverick who is appreciated by the feminine above those men who would comply with it (or even promote it)  as a matter of course.

The concept of appreciation really dovetails into a lot of other aspects of intergender relations.

SUSTyler__Durden
post Mar 22 2013, 12:25 AM

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post Mar 22 2013, 01:22 AM

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What happened if the man is gay? Does he immediately become unworthy even if he's the richest man in the world just because of his sexuality that most likely won't benefit female?

 

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