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MJBOLT:You are blessed. |
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Junnior:With your explanation, you point is now clear. I now get that you are saying that men ought to learn the red pill and not be simps, but going out there to game women isn't a must for everyone as they have the liberty to go monk or not, and personalities are personal interest differ; after all, going monk doesn't make them lesser redpillers. I think the misunderstanding emanated simply from semantics: people's use of the terms "red pill" and "game" do not align even though they are referring to the same thing. Some use the term "red pill" and "game" interchangeably, while others use it differently. All that matters is that we are saying the same thing. Also, I think the problem that others had with your post was that you said LEARNING game isn't compulsory. Some think you can LEARN one or two games without necessarily PRACTICING it, and game is important to learn. As I have said, I think it all boils down to semantics. |
Calibrator:His mindset shocked me, but we learn and we move. |
Chiagozieking:You can hardly chase both. There are times in your life where you must temporarily go monk mode to focus on things that truly matter; all that matters is that you still have you red pill awareness and you abide by the principles. Finally, learn to tell people "no" instead of letting them drain you financially. |
SOZINN:Game and red pill are invaluable. As one is making money, one should try to learn these. You never can know what these will save you from and how they will help you. I saw you in another post analyzing Mark Zuckerberg, lol. You cannot always judge a marriage from the outside, especially one where they don't give out much information to the media. You don't know who controls the frame in that marriage, for all we know, Mark could be in her frame or vice versa so let us stick to the ones we have ample knowledge about.I am not saying that there are no happy marriages, but people who declare that a marriage is a happy one because of what they see on the outside are highly naive. It reeks of blue pill. No one can know for certain that a marriage is happy except the couple. One doesn't know what happens behind the curtains. It's even possible that the children do not know that their parents hate each other, one parent (or both) has cheated, and their parents are just putting on a happy show for them and relatives for whatever reason [eg. for the sake of the kids (not wanting a broken home for them); the concern for what people will say; etc.] Even relatives and friends can be treated to a facade of a peaceful and happy union, whereas things are different behind the curtains. Even friends/relatives who visit or lounge for a time, or regularly, in the home of that couple and even play with the kids and have happy moments with the family can be under a misapprehension as well. To suggest this concludes that a marriage is a happy one shows naivety and traces of the blue pill in one's system. Some will say they have sense yet they will conclude that a union is a happy one because of what they see on social media. The way a marriage seems to an outsider is not necessarily how it is on the inside. |
luminouz:Marriage does not guarantee lack of loneliness in old age. Some will say that you will die alone like we are supposed to be frightened. Anyway, people should do what works for them. |
Polynek:Haba! Old men do get married. It is relatively rare for obvious reasons: by convention and the prevailing mindset, the overwhelming majority of single men who plan to marry do so for the first time during their "marriageable ages" (mid twenties - early forties). In fact, being single in your late thirties will have your family and friends asking you when you will settle down. The fact that others abide by this, and most (that you see) don't marry for the first time in their 70s, doesn't mean Ubunja and any other man can't get married in their 70s if they want to. Using the convention of the majority to declare that Ubunja and other men cannot marry for the first time in their 70s is obviously irrational. Men do marry in their 70s, and men who have the resources can marry for the first time in their 70s. Before you start asking how they will cope with the physical demands and stress of running a household and raising children and the problem of not living long enough to see their children grow, just remember that the issue was about how marriage helps in old age (you didn't even list how it helps). The wife Ubunja and Co will marry in this context and for this purpose will simply play the role of a caretaker; it can happen. You don't even need to marry to hire a caretaker. If marriage is really scam why did ur Uncle marry again after loosing his 1st wife?LOL. This is a very naive question. Even in America and other countries with gynocentric family laws, there are men who keep marrying even after being repeatedly demolished in the family courts. Did it not occur to you that, in every society, hopeless romantics abound? Did it not occur to you that there are men who are under the impression that they are incomplete without being in a committed relationships or having a woman by their sides? For many men, no matter the harsh red pill their many relationships keep giving them, they still hold on to the blue pill mindset that the nawalt is out there for them... the pathetic hope strategy. There are many reasons people marry repeatedly, but it is not a testament of how great marriage is. As for men in gynocentric countries who marry repeatedly, look up the case of Robin Williams; he was so demolished in the family court by his first two divorces and he still married again for the third time. The financial strain of the exorbitant alimony and child support and his later works that flopped (he was trying to work to keep up with the payments and he took on any gig) took a toll on his mental health and made him depressed. He committed suicide. I loved him for his work and personality, but he was a foolish hopeless romantic. "I used to think the worst thing in life was to end up all alone. It’s not. The worst thing in life is ending up with people who make you feel all alone" – Robin Williams. Even U wey de here de Tok against marriage go still marry b4 2030You can never be too sure. Throughout human history, they have been people who voluntarily never married; I can even list famous people to back up my example. Don't make it look like voluntarily staying unmarried is so hard and inconceivable. I hate it wen men criticize marriage yet the idea of getting married in reality cannot leave there memory?.LOL. It's okay to hate when people who won't get married discuss marriage repeatedly. However, it is not out of place, especially on this thread. It's not as if marriage is discussed here 24/7. I challenge any Redpiller in Dix thread to come and boldly say He won't get married and He won't hv any child throughout his lifetime.I, Martinez, won't ever get married or have kids till I die. My resolve has never dwindled since I made this decision. One love. ========== If you marry to have support in your old age and curb loneliness, you can just save yourself the stress and hire a caretaker. You can also do some growing up and learn to enjoy solitude. NB: I never said in this post that marriage is a scam. I just correctly pointed out some things. |
Dliquidmetal:I can understand. I wasn't faulting you for replying. It's understandable that not everyone will always do a background check of new monikers. I was simply informing you (and others, inadvertently) of the mischievous female. ![]() |
Chiagozieking:As in. The green light the girl is giving him is brighter than a new rechargeable lantern. It can light up a dark street as the sunshine. |
Dliquidmetal:People that reek of mischief, blue pill energy and feminine vibes should be ignored. I have spotted her, and we should take note of her account. A new account ran by a female.
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Skepticus: |
mesTania:Even though he never said 100%, which means all, you disingenuously acted like he said 100%. You didn't just stop there, you lampooned him for saying 100%, which he never did. You lampooned him and resorted to nonsensical feminine and blue pill refrain and implicit shaming language. Anyway, what do I expect from a new moniker that snuck in here? Another mischievous fellow is in the building. Getat!
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erniok:LOL. When you default on a loan, it is up to your creditor to determine how he will retrieve his money. The fact that another creditor gives 91 days doesn't mean it must be a yardstick for your creditor. Some creditors do even let debts slide, but that doesn't mean others must follow suit. It is up to the creditor to decide. If you can't pay back or pay at the agreed time, don't borrow. Let loan apps be and don't look for their trouble. |
erniok:If I approach you of my own accord to borrow money and, despite being aware of your terms and conditions, we mutually agree without coercion that I pay back on a certain date, I will be said to have acted fraudulently if I default on the agreement. I have to take responsibility for my decision to borrow and agree on the payment date. This fact that others default doesn't make it right. Pay up what you owe and stop whining. Nigerians should stop playing the victim, take responsibility for their actions and pay up. Loan apps don't force anyone to patronise them, and all the issues people have with loan apps/companies started with one thing: they defaulted on their agreement and didn't pay up. |
Next time, don't borrow if you won’t pay back. You defaulted on an official agreement. This makes you are fraudulent individual. Pay up or face more humiliation. |
The first defence against disrespect is self-respect. |
heartofcity12:Red pill 101. |
temi4fash: Herbsworks: temi4fash:Unfortunately, there is no way he can get the money back without being willing to compromise the marriage, or the peace at least. The wife won't give back the money even if she has it; I doubt she even has the means to. The least he can do is cleverly use this opportunity to cut off the in-laws from his house: he can insist that his in-laws are barred from ever visiting or stepping into his compound until they and his wife give back the money at the same time. In addition, he can insist that he shall no longer send money to his in-laws forever even if they refund the money in tenfold because of what has happened. Finally, he can cleverly use this event to justify why he will never open any business for his wife and why he will rigorously monitor how his wife spends money, how things are used and how he will limit the monthly cash he gives his wife. He might not have hopes of getting the money back, and the in-laws and his wife probably won't give it back, but his has cut their presence from his house and he no longer feels obligated to send money to them: it is better since they are conniving with his wife in her every bad behaviour and they are not worthy of any cash from him. They are bad energy. He can threaten to arrest them if them step into his house and easily walk the talk. When people ask him what happened and why he is acting like that, he can use the dubious collusion of his wife and in-laws (eg. the failure of his wife's parents to call her to order instead of conniving with her), his wife's attitude, and the 2M betrayal. ![]() His wife will fight against this and try to rebel, trust women. She will try to use all the tricks in her play book and many possible loopholes, but it left for him to think ahead and anticipate. Personally, instead of going through this stress, divorce is better because if things get really heated she might harm him in reprisal; women hardly take their Ls in peace. Such a silly and inadequate wife is not one to keep around anyway. Cc Hedgefunds |
Herbsworks:I remember in my long talk with JESHAL when I wrote about how most men lose frame in monogamous marriages. I talked about how, for most, leverage changes as the committed union progresses and how leverages are important; I made it known that leverages are important, whether you accept it or not. I also talked about how compromises start and gradually erode and weaken the frame of most men, that's if they had one to begin with. I won't explain much since people that are interested will read the long talk again. Unfortunately, I didn't finish the long talk; there are many things I didn't discuss. To avoid these traps, see if you can maintain the leverage situation in your favour in any given possible and future situation and don't compromise the standards you have set earlier like a defeated dog because you want peace to reign. Don't fall for bait and switch techniques. Many men are guilty of this because the easy way out seems better: they'll bow instead of risking chaos, abiding dispute or, even worse, separation because they don’t what their kids growing up in such environments and they never envisioned a broken home (it was never part of the plan), so they can't easily nurse the thought of dissolving the marriage. The peace from compromise is temporary and not worth it: more śhit testing will come, more compromises will follow (it is gradual) and you will eventually lose your frame and alpha position. Don't underestimate how women play games and the repertoires in their play book; have foresight and prepare for possible future situation so you are not taken unawares. If not, you will be taken unawares. I know some people will think they are tough, no-nonsense guys and they have everything under control and they will simply resolve everything by simply expressing disapproval in utmost solemnity. Lol. One thing about marriage is that all men can easily talk tough before marriage (especially when kids are involved). ============= (PIC 1): He is too weak to raise hell in his house and I know what is happening here. Most men fall for this textbook trick. If you notice that the wife you are providing for is withholding sex from you and on inquiry she says the housework is too much, hence leaving her tired and stressed out at night and she suggests you help out in the chores to lessen the burden so that she can have energy and time for sex, just know that this is a deliberate manipulation. She knows what she is doing. If you fall for this, just know she has successfully weaponized sex to achieve her aim. Funny enough, the sex you are hoping to have by obliging her request will not come; even if it does, it will be mediocre and subpar. If care is not taken, she will say you need to do more house chores. There are many ways sex is weaponized, but I will not explain. Also, if you notice your wife is dishing out sex as a reward for good behaviour, just know that you are being manipulated. (PIC 2): This one has already fallen. He is already compromising for peace to reign. His firsthand experience has showed him not to underestimate how women play games and the many repertoires in their play book. Unfortunately, he is in a position I am warning people against. Don't think you have it figured out before marriage and you will just take no nonsense; do your due diligence, take the red pill and think ahead. Talk is cheap before marriage, many things will hit most men by surprise if care is not taken. If things keep hitting you by surprise, you will likely fall because you are not prepared.
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If only he and his mother listened to Hardmirror's and CAPSLOCKED's insights on ritual killing. |
Money rituals do not work. |
@SOZINN Notice how someone intentionally responded to you and deliberately acted like you were talking to him/her when, obviously, you were responding to Camus. SMH. ![]() |
@SOZINN @Zabiboy @Smartb0y
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Dliquidmetal:I have been suspecting that a female is behind that moniker, and the female is doing her best to blend in without being detected. ![]() |
Pacesetter2021:Bullcrap. |
BRATISLAVA:You are just like his mother in terms of character. That's why you are defending his mothers and turning the table on the OP. Vile and toxic lady you are. |
NOETHNICITY:A pile of bullcrap. |
pansophist:...
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ayobamiJR:SMH. Low IQ is rampant. |
Isaacpromise1:He knows he needs to fix his life. He is hustling towards that. He even came up with a business plan, but his mother hindered it. and stop expecting anything from her, father or anyone else, if they assist it’s fine, if they don’t, you move on.There is no indication that he feels entitled to anyone's money. He wasn't complaining about anyone not giving him money. One of his problem is his mum inexplicably and wickedly being a stumbling block and hindrance to financial favours. Even if he was entitled, does that justify his mother stealing 470k of his money and spreading malicious lies about him to his grandma? NO! He even brought a business idea to his dad and his mother hindered it, yet you are telling him that he needs to fix his life and stop being entitled. Even Jeff Bezos, Dangote and many successful people were assisted with capitals from parents/relatives to start or float their business; so nothing wrong in soliciting help from a father. Not as if he asked for money to spend for his bills and leisure, he asked it for something productive: business. Such little and major hindrances from his mother can limit his life in ways we can't quantify since we cannot tell what would have been. Don’t you think by now, your mum or your parents should be eating the fruit of their labor and not some unnecessary billing from you, it might be part of the silent issues tooLol. Maybe if his mum stops acting as a stumbling block and hindrance, he might grow and become someone that will "help" them. SMH. Have you tried having a mother-son deep conversation with your mum too?Bullsh!t. Like my pastor once said, “something must happen for something to happen” your mother can’t just turn that bad to you overnight, try to find out what went wrong.SMH. |
laiperi:SMH. |
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Some will say they have sense yet they will conclude that a union is a happy one because of what they see on social media. The way a marriage seems to an outsider is not necessarily how it is on the inside.