Okeefenokee wrote:One of the first things my wife told me about her mother was that she taught her that stitching the holes in her husband's socks wasn't as necessary in the modern age as it had been in the past, but you do it anyway because it shows you care. I'm not gonna post a picture. You can imagine what it looks like.Speaker to Animals wrote:Does stay-at-home Mom have the equivalent of a VP of a major wireless network calling her on a Sunday afternoon to immediately log in through the work computer she is required to have at all times, to figure out what is going on in his network -- or at any hour on any day, with millions at stake?
You have to be fucking kidding me. I dealt with this shit my whole marriage while that woman was out shopping and playing all day only for me to come home where she complained about how hard her days really are that's why I should just order everybody a pizza.
You liberal chicks don't impress me one bit. I know way too much. I see right through this bs. Don't try to snow the snowman.
When I was married to my first wife, my dad came to stay with us while we were stationed in Georgia. I went to work at eleven at night and got home at nine in the morning every day for ten months. Dad held his tongue for a while, but eventually he asked what I thought about the fact that my wife stayed home everyday, yet I never had a warm meal when I got home unless I made it myself.
These chicks are poisoned by a degenerate culture. But, honestly, most men -- especially millennial men -- are pretty worthless too. Even in my generation, most of us are dysfunctional in a lot of ways. Most of us are not really suitable for marriage. Our society needs to start taking marriage seriously again. People need to get realistic about gender differences and what we are all suited for. It doesn't mean we can't have freedom to do whatever we want, but we need to have the wisdom to realize when what we want is going to bring down a world of unhappiness upon ourselves and those around us.
