Pavement wars
Sometimes just crossing paths with a woman on a city street can seem like high noon in Dodge City. Merlin offers some advice for action on the asphalt; tactical wizardry on sidewalk survival for men.
Sometimes just crossing paths with a woman on a city street can seem like high noon in Dodge City. Merlin offers some advice for action on the asphalt; tactical wizardry on sidewalk survival for men.
Until there is true equality for men in marriage, divorce, and parenthood, I think that men should lease and not buy. Yeah, you will always have those payments, but in the end it is cheaper. And nothing – nothing – beats that new car smell.
Unfortunately for her clients, she is still affixed to the idea that there is nothing so dysfunctional in these women that they need to be advised, not to watch their tone, but to watch their mouths.
Ms. Gonsewski was employed for the duration of her marriage, was in her 40’s at the time of divorce and was earning in excess of $72,000 per year as a state employee.
A guy gets into an elevator with a feminist… No seriously, a really nice guy gets into an elevator and all hell breaks loose. Time to explore this looney store from a deeper perspective and see what Elevator-Dude was all about.
So by comparing our social hierarchy to the caste hierarchy, we see that women don’t just encourage the male hierarchy, but like Brahmans, they are at the top of it.
It’s one of those game scenarios where the partner tries to control the outcome and control all the credits so you can’t alter the game. But when the game score is negatively affected you have to eat the shit for it, because you have no real patriarchal power.
Hugo claims that in his younger days he had a friend with benefits whom he refers to as, Jill. He and this woman would sleep together without protection on several occasions.
This is choice nugget is fodder for a dozen articles itself. Stated succinctly, marriage version 2.0 is a construct affording legal and financial advantage to women, and legal and financial liability to men.
As reported on 30th June, three young British men were tragically killed in a bus crash in Thailand while on gap year from university.
One would think that the feminist sector might remain silent on the issue, since the accidental death of men has no obvious bearing upon issues of women’s rights or sexual equality – which, I am assured, is all feminism is really about. But then, feminists haven’t been particularly good at holding their tongues just lately, have they?