I don’t follow Andrew Tate but I do watch several of these youtubers: Taylor the Fiend, JHall, Arako and Redmind. They showcase women’s Tiktoks where they spew hate about how men are worthless and how these women are all 10s and deserving of a man’s resources, no matter that they have nothing to offer men other than sex. The women are delusional and the men reject these types. They do not espouse violence or hatred towards women. The men are basically warning others to keep calm and not engage in angry displays and to dump women who cheat or who are too engaged in social media. I think they offer a valuable service to young men.
Yep. It's a jungle. Social media is poisonous. It inflates every woman's self-worth (especially those who are using social media) into thinking that they are a 10. Before social media, that appeared not to be an issue.
Taylor the Fiend - what a wimp.
My husband and I get a kick out of these videos.
Women whining over how “empowered” they are while complaining that there aren’t any real men out there anymore.
I have sons. They are not interested in any of these self-righteous barbie dolls or “meh” gals with a few kids that think they deserve to be on the arm of Chris Hemsworth. They will not be brow-beaten by any woman except me.
Make no mistake; at the risk of sounding conceited, I am what these guys would dub a “high value” female. Tall, slim, with looks enough to win beauty pageants back in the day, college educated, a successful career, and an IQ in the top 2%. It didn’t hurt that I also knew how to shingle a roof, shoot a bow and arrow, and build my own furniture from raw wood.
I turned away two marriage proposals before finding my husband, a hardworking mechanic who appreciated me on every level.
Despite my having a superior education and earning substantially more than him, I never questioned his place as head of the household. He has always put the family first in every decision he makes. No matter what life has thrown our way, we stayed a team through thick and thin. We love each other, respect each other, compliment each other’s strengths, enjoy romance on the regular (best part!), and live peaceful, fruitful lives.
Women complain that men should look beyond the surface to the magical princess under the soot, but then reject any number of princes because they don’t have the right car, the right job, the right look.
I walked away twice from the ring because despite all the pretty trappings, the guys had major character flaws. My husband didn’t tick any of the superficial boxes, but his sense of honor and strength of character were magnificent.
We have been together for 32 years.
I am the empowered female. I was smart enough to choose a man that could lead and I would willingly follow, who I could trust with all that I have, who would be an amazing, loving father to our children, and would work his fingers to the bone to provide, if necessary.
I didn’t marry a wallet with a man attached, I married the man.
Grow up. Wake up. Otherwise, your future will include a number of cats and lots of meals alone.