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@iamklausenburg
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Selangor, Malaysia
Joined May 2014
@jon_d_doe The men you've been meeting see you as a desperate, delusional, and sexual option first, before a woman. What happened to the man who got you pregnant? Why didn't he find you worthy of marriage? Hopefully, you find a good man.
Women aren't designed to be alone. I just watched a video of a lonely fat woman, who was scammed by a Nigerian and has her details. Aside from the greed of the victims that makes scammers succeed, loneliness isn't talked about enough. She probably doesn't feel seen, and if she had a man, even a son, or a brother, she could just listen to, they wouldn't have scammed her. But feminism has blinded women to their natural needs. They've become egotistical to even admit that they NEED and not want, men. Men are a necessity, and once they are put in the leadership spaces, and given due respect by those they love, they go all out to protect everyone around them. That's why you'd often read where I hammer on women to get the men in their lives to aid them when it comes to picking and settling for a husband. Don't introduce that man to your family after years, or have gotten pregnant, and then you introduce him. And how the men in your lives will react to him, depends on who you've been to them. I know how many times my darling wife has fallen for scammers, but I get to save the day. One time, she got an offer and wanted to invest our money into it, because it was so juicy that she wanted to surprise me with the profit she'd make. I took out 45 minutes of my time, because I was away, to break down the problem with their proposal, and because she was smart, she realised the loopholes. And yes, she trusts me, because despite wanting to "surprise me" whatever led her to just tell me about the "surprise" even though it was still a "surprise" (things we do for love๐) I had to clear her. Loneliness makes women vulnerable, because they are the social of the group, and they are happiest with family or friends. A man covers and protects you from predators who would want to take advantage of you. But I know you think you can do bad all by yourself. Well, good luck. Learn or learn the hard way.
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RT @GodsgraceRotimi: A feminist rejoicing over a marital engagement is something I didn't expect to see on this app in 2025.
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RT @iamklausenburg: You left your husband because he was cheating. You have a kid or two. So you divorced because you were so pained. Yโฆ
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RT @yaygha: Funny seeing men from the more bluepilled parts of the app tweet the same ugly observations about women they called us misogyniโฆ
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RT @Ne0_0fficiall: The idea of polygamy is gradually growing on me. No way all 5 wives will be on their period at the same time, spring uโฆ
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RT @maxvayshia: DEAR MEN, - Pay better attention to your health - Support eachother more often - Speak up more about your worries and dโฆ
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RT @codedbruhh: Nah all of us certainly wont. Not every man is a blue pilled idealist who places his life happiness on a creature as hugelyโฆ
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@Wizarab10 Not even the consent from the woman guarantees she has consented. That is to say that she can consent and regret it and spin the narrative that she didn't consent. If she needs you to CONSENT, she's not the one for you.
"This is wrong bro. She can just accuse you of rape. So, better stop when she says so."๐คก๐คก The issue I have with men who cower in fear of what women have to say about consent is that, they don't see how they enable such fear by themselves. In reality, "Can I kiss you?" will most likely be met with a "No!" because like every woman, she won't want to be perceived as "cheap." It's even insulting because what are you trying to imply? That she kisses every man just because they asked nicely. You should be able to know when to go in for a kiss by mere observation, and she'd be receptive. Then, this CONSENT thingy, No means No, and all. Does it go both ways? Or it's solely expected of men to ask, but women can go in for the kill, after all, you are her man. In reality asking, "Do you want to fuck?" will most likely be met with a "no" but "Let's go into my room, now?", will probably get you laid. Nigerian women tend to employ some kind of resistance because to them, the man has to want her so badly to where he'd apply pressure. You'd hear things like, "Just because I turned you down, doesn't mean I don't want you. I wanted you to show me you wanted me."๐คก You could even argue that such happens with women in general, but then they have created some kind of construct they aim to use when it's time to make a man's life a living hell. The opposite of such situation is still a cause for concern, because after she has said "Stop!" and you did, because you are afraid of being accused of rape, what's stopping her from accusing you anyway? Nothing!!
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