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Meet the so-called men haters. 🤡 I hate seeing men happy. Cancel the World Cup. > What a miserable mindset. > That’s not feminism. > That’s not progress. > That’s just bitterness looking for attention. Imagine building your entire personality around hating half the population. If a man publicly said he hates seeing women happy, every media house would call it misogyny. When it’s directed at men, some people suddenly call it empowerment.

>be her >ugly miserable pajeeti with resting witch face and soul-crushing dead eyes >carbmaxxed, zero glow, permanent scowl like she hasn’t smiled since 2019 >hates seeing men happy, wants to cancel World Cup >built entire personality around man-hating while looking like this >still takes mirror selfies like anyone wants to see that “I hate seeing men happy”

Average Indian men looks better than many hollywood actresses

>be her >ugly miserable pajeeti with resting witch face and soul-crushing dead eyes >carbmaxxed, zero glow, permanent scowl like she hasn’t smiled since 2019 >hates seeing men happy, wants to cancel World Cup >built entire personality around man-hating while looking like this >still takes mirror selfies like anyone wants to see that “I hate seeing men happy”

Someone stop Indian baddies 🙏😭

Someone send this to that gonner venom

What femcelism does to a foid.

Women are wired to chase men who are already “validated” by other women. A wedding ring screams: • This guy has resources and commitment ability (he locked down a wife). • He’s socially proofed, another woman picked him, so he must be high-value. • He’s “safe” to simp over because he’s taken (low risk of actual rejection, pure fantasy dopamine). It’s the same reason girls go feral for celebrities, athletes, or bosses in relationships. Marriage amplifies the signal: “He’s not just desirable, he’s chosen and stable.” Vicky Kaushal and Siddharth Malhotra blew up post-marriage because the ring removed the “single guy risk” while boosting perceived SMV. Single = “maybe a player.” Married = “proven winner.” Men don’t do the same because male attraction is far more visual and status-driven in a direct way. We don’t outsource our desire to “what other men think” as much. A hot married woman is still hot, but the ring often decreases thirst because it signals drama/availability issues. Men simp less overall on married women because we’re wired for pursuit and novelty, not riding another man’s coattails. This isn’t every woman, but it’s common enough in the modern dating market where female hypergamy runs unchecked. Single women see a married man as peak “beta bucks + alpha provider” validation. The thirst kicks in hardest right after marriage because that’s the peak “he chose her, now I want what she has” jealousy + preselection combo. Classic female nature showing itself. Biology doesn’t care about modern equality narratives.

Mr & Mrs

I noticed a trend. Girls simp on recently married men a lot. While men don't. Take Vicky Kaushal for example. He became a star after Uri. But only after his marriage did girls start simping on him. The same goes for Siddharth Malhotra. The moment a man gets married, he instantly becomes ten times more attractive to girls. You won't see men simping on married women that much. But girls simp on older married men all the time.

This is why women take alimony. A couple gets married and has children. But after divorce, the responsibility of raising the child often falls on the woman, even though it belongs to both parents. If a child is involved, alimony is fair. After divorce, it is easier for a man to move on and remarry. For a woman with children, society is usually far less accepting, making it much harder to remarry. I don't support alimony when both partners are financially independent and there are no shared responsibilities. But if one parent is raising the child, alimony is justified. People often say, "She got money, so stop crying." But raising a child is a 24/7 responsibility. Money can be earned again, but the time, care, and sacrifices for a child cannot be replaced. Don't judge all women based on a few celebrity divorces where single mothers appear to be handling everything comfortably. Look around you at ordinary single mothers; their lives are often much harder than they seem.

Anne hathway is pregnant with her 3rd child at 43, meanwhile unfit Indian women can’t give birth to a single child.