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Tonnyray:Lol, you watch the video abi? ![]() One should not condone or advocate for violence or physical abuse but "Never be a gentleman to a shameless woman."- pansophist If you give some people an inch, they'll take a mile. And if you ignore certain behaviours you're simply enabling and reinforcing them. I like to think of behaviours as 'psychological patterns' and one thing I know about patterns is-- it repeats itself. |
Nezzjnr:Lol. I post am for person oh. I dey wait for my certificate ![]() |
MJBOLT:Women are very similar to children in many ways---emotionally, physically (compared to men), logically, etc. If you look at women like kids (or juvenile adults), a lot of their actions and behaviours starts to "make sense." Kids are naturally solipsistic/egocentric. If you give/gift a child something, it's socially frowned upon to take it back, and since women are more 'shrewd/aware' in social situations, they have the added ability of employing 'shame tactics' (not unlike some kids anyway) to get their way. If a kid gifts you something and later wants it back for whatever reason, they won't hesitate nor contemplate "dignity" because they're "helpless" and "weak" compared to you. "A man's facade of strength is his weakness (ego), a woman's facade of weakness is her strength (victimhood)." If you don't control or 'take charge' of a child, the child will disrespect and take advantage of you. They'll hit, slap or insult you without a second thought because "adults" will back them up if you retaliate (especially after utilising their tear ducts to show their "innocence." ) "Leave am, na pikin.."---"Leave am, she be woman.." If one doesn't face or gets absolved of the consequences/repercussions of their actions/behaviour, they don't learn so they don't grow, a la 'spoilt children'. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndX2RFHmMNg (55 seconds video). She how she slapped him without hesitation, was shocked that her actions have consequences and then other men rushed and beat up him up. Also, the guy proceeded to sue the show, win, and become an actor whereas the lady's career is seemingly ruined (I'm not promoting violence but I'm not promoting being a simp/doormat either). You'll hear "A real man wouldn't/shouldn't..", "Aren't you ashamed?", "You be man oh", etc. But like Esther Vilar stated-- "Any qualities in a man that a woman finds useful (in this case, gifts and money), she calls masculine, all others, of no use to her or to anyone else for that matter, she chooses to call effeminate." "Once a woman realises she can get through life on her looks, her mind stops maturing." As a man, you probably dreamt of being an astronaut, a prince or your favourite fictional character when you were younger but you grew older, became matured, and left those dreams behind. Little girls are 'taught' to marry rich/wealthy men that will take care of them. They get older but still retain this 'ideology'. Once they acknowledge this "reality", their development is likely stunted, they put in less effort/work into their growth and retain neotenic mindsets and behaviours, which is further reinforced by society giving women child-like benefits and accountability (or lack thereof). |
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Jessepaid:In Esther Vilar's 'The Manipulated Man'---it explores the concept of the "dishonest wh*re"---explaining that deep down women want to be paid dates, gifts, cash and in fact, a combination of all, for the "access" they grant a man. Now, because they don't want to be tagged wh*res, they keep that expectation implicit, and throw all the coy signs that they expect a man to read. Having consensual sex and tagging a man "stingy" because he gave nothing or not something enough (even when there wasn't a pre-agreed term of payment) is that wh*redom at play. It's "dishonest" because it is within that "I'm not a wh*re" guise, but it's wh*redom nonetheless because they expected to be paid for their time and the access granted. -Aghosagbamu |
Lightheaded:Familiarity breeds comfort, comfort breeds contempt. |
Bwilliam:She seems like an 'attention seeker' and you were probably one of her 'orbiters' (people who attention seekers, often women, keep around for attention and/or validation). I posted a 'red flags' list concerning things like this a while ago but it seems to have been deleted. I could send it to you if you want. |
Y'all should check out Esther Vilar's "The Manipulated Man." It's a short (108 page) book that shows the modern woman's behaviours and tendencies. Some parts may sound a little bit misogynistic but there's a LOT of truth in between those pages, here are some chapter titles in the book, if you're curious: Manipulations by means of Self-abasement. Women have no feelings. Sex as a reward. Manipulation through bluff. Children as hostages. Women's vices. Heck, here's some quotes from the book: "Any qualities in a man that a woman finds useful, she calls masculine, all others, of no use to her or to anyone else for that matter, she chooses to call effeminate. " "By the age of twelve at the latest, most women have decided to become prostitutes. Or, to put it another way, they have planned a future for themselves which consists of choosing a man and letting him do all the work. In return for his support, they are prepared to let him make use of their vagina at certain given moments. The minute a woman has made this decision she ceases to develop her mind." "Woman's greatest ideal is a life without work or responsibility — yet who needs such a life but a child? A child with appealing eyes, a funny little body with dimples and sweet layers of baby fat and clear, taut skin — that darling miniature of an adult. It is a child that woman imitates — its easy laugh, its helplessness, its need for protection. A child must be cared for; it cannot look after itself. And what species does not, by natural instinct, look after its offspring? It must — or the species will die out. With the aid of skillfully applied cosmetics, designed to preserve that precious baby look; with the aid of helpless, appealing babble and exclamations such as "Oooh" and "Ah," to denote astonishment, surprise, and admiration; with inane little bursts of conversation, women have preserved this "baby look" for as long as possible so as to make the world continue to believe in the darling, sweet little girl she once was, and she relies on the protective instinct in man to make him take care of her." |


do you know why??she bought the clothes and shoes he was wearing and demanded for it back without giving a fvck,This one happened overseas.