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@Tesslafun281 @chadzizelman @JamieBonkiewicz If you think that Trump and the Clintons aren't on the same team, you are a delusional fool who needs to get out of the MAGA echo-chamber.

@Tesslafun281 @chadzizelman @JamieBonkiewicz Awwww... Scared I was going to reply and educate you? Hurt your poor wittle MAGA feeling? :(

ARE THERE EVER GOING TO BE ANY FUCKING CONSEQUENCES??

@sophieraiin @grok make her a 400 lb man

DO NOT tell grok to remove my shorts 😑

@PathOfMen_ Sure. Long-term abstinence can also be linked to higher chances of erectile dysfunction.

@guideforlovers Constructive criticism. There are 3 types of problem communicators: -Those who bottle up feelings until they burst -Those who seek conflict -Those who will communicate and solution-seek Get yourself a partner who will work with you through the highs and lows of life.

What’s one green flag that men often overlook?

@guideforlovers The problem is that we are emotional beings. Sometimes emotions trump logic, and that's okay. Just don't add fuel to the fire, and if you do want to talk about things, wait until you both can talk with level heads.

A man who bends to her every emotional swing loses respect faster than he gains closeness

The harsh truth is that there is no universal blueprint for a happy relationship. You have to find what works for you, what works for your partner, and then figure out how to bridge the gap.

@ZubyMusic People are, unfortunately, seeking a collective identity and are letting it completely define them. I think there are a lot of people struggling with their individuality and thus are forfeiting it to the collective.

There's this weird thing that happens where if you care about one thing then people assume you don't care about another thing.

A significant aspect of love and intimacy is that there aren't exactly "one-size-fits-all" answers. It's about discovering your love language. Your partner's love language. And with both of those, how do you bring them together in a healthy way?

@drquinngyn I will say this... Move if you want but come back in 2028 to vote. Don't abandon those who are on your side. To bring change, there has to be unity behind the movement that brings it.

Working on being a better partner? That's great! But remember that it will take time for your partner to adjust. They're not going to see you as a changed person instantly. Stay consistent and show them that this isn't just temporary.

@lmnooop14562 @ask_aubry This is not an objective fact by any means

Andrew Tate talking about 15 year old "women".

@dovidfeldman A real “man” has self-control and can honor his commitments

Escape Redpill #58: "High-value men don't cheat, they exercise options." Don't fall for this, fellas. A masculine man won't put his entire family & marriage in jeopardy for temporary sexual pleasure: ❌ Break trust ❌ Unwanted pregnancy ❌ Prostitution ❌ Breaking vows ❌ STI

If you provide for your household, one of the best things you can do for your family is learn healthy stress management. -Mindfulness routines -Utilize a schedule/calendar -Exercise -Cut alcohol/tobacco -Take breaks -Practice affirmations Your family should never be an outlet

Blaming it on society is just an excuse you are telling yourself to avoid responsibility

I always read about how men can't look at, talk to, or approach women these days. Am I the only one who thinks this is complete BS? I force myself out of my comfort zone and talk to strangers in public all the time, no matter their gender. I'm telling you.. It's your approach

We always hear discussions about "sh!t tests." But what about bids? Dr. John Gottman, who actually has credibility, studied couples over their first 6 years post-marriage and analyzed how couples handle these bids and their residual effects on said relationships. Bids are any attempt that one partner makes, subtle or obvious, to get a positive connection from their significant other. This can be in the form of listening, affirming, comforting, etc. You get the point. What he found? Couples who stayed married turned towards one another 86% of the time. Couples who ended in divorce turned towards one another only 33% of the time. If you are in a relationship, don't complicate what it takes for you two to be happy. Listen, listen more, and take action when requested. Be excited when your partner is excited and sympathetic when they are looking for sympathy. And remember that not all problems need solving. Just provide support and take action when requested.

Not every problem has a solution, especially when it comes to relationships. Instead, focus on communication and respect. Can you discuss things as reasonable adults?