I think most married men regret it.

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  • #250054
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    Won'tGetFooledAgain
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    I think before the internet the whole Alpha F~~~s/Beta Bucks thing was a big secret. Women were told to enjoy their 20’s (Alpha c~~~ carousel party) and were happy to share the Alpha’s between themselves. Alphas and women knew the truth, but Betas were not let into the secret.

    Once women reached their early 30’s the carousel ride would slowly come to an end and they would look for a Beta to give them a house, children and resources. They would tell the Beta that they had to date those bad boys (obviously lying about how many c~~~s they had been through) to realise that they wanted a nice, safe Beta all along.

    The Beta is so happy to have finally “won” that he marries her and is happy to pay full price for that used up pussy. The same pussy she gave away for free to Alphas for the last 15 years.

    But she turns him into her perfect little slave, gets bored and wants to f~~~ Alphas again. With no fault divorce she gets to walk away with all the cash and prizes and blame the Beta for everything.

    The internet has now made it easy for men to spread the word about what marriage is really like but unfortunately men still don’t listen. Feminists have convinced men that we are all bitter and twisted and the men think their perfect little snowflake loves them and would never do that to them.

    The thing is, even before the internet was big we had “Married with children” which viewed through my now divorced eyes was absolutely spot on. Trouble is people just thought this was humour, they didn’t realise this was real life for the majority of married men.

    For women, everything eventually boils down to Alpha Fucks, Beta Bucks.

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    F!@#Guilt
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    Yup. and in most cases it is cheaper to keep her. But should that guy escape, the independence and freedom and QUIET is ultimately worth it. Looking back to my single life, I KNOW this is true. It may be cheaper, but it isn’t more valuable and allot of married men don’t take this into consideration. There’s more to life than money and some things are more valuable than money.

    You are doing great work spreading the truth of the red pill brother. Keep it up. Allot of guys need to learn about it. Cheers.

    F!@#Guilt YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6hQIbzFPm5RBfsjm2pCGgA

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    CatsPaw
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    I talked to a lot of people about these sort of things (My cousin regrets it, the other cousin is divorced), my mother regrets having me and my sister (not that she doesn’t love me, she just knows she would be far better without us), my boss at work is getting divorced….

    In reality, people dont want marriage. Its a chain that you are adding for no good reason (except the economical one).

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    Sidecar
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    In reality, people dont want marriage.

    I think it’s more that people don’t want what marriage has become. There had to have been some benefit for the institution to have existed in the first place. Just not any more. Marriage is f~~~ed. Let the gays have it.

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    Quiet Desperation
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    I don’t regret the product of my marriage, the kids and grandkids who bring so much joy to my dull mundane life, I do though regret marrying a faithless, stupid woman who coundn’t keep her pants on when ever a younger handsome guy paid her a compliment. I probally don’t regret staying with her when she f~~~ed about with other guys as it would have meant less access to my kids. One day I may even explain to my kids why I waited until they were grown up before leaving their mother, but who knows.

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    14 year anniversary was yesterday. She’s mad now. Not a word spoken between us yesterday.

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    I don’t regret the product of my marriage, the kids and grandkids who bring so much joy to my dull mundane life, I do though regret marrying a faithless, stupid woman who coundn’t keep her pants on when ever a younger handsome guy paid her a compliment. I probally don’t regret staying with her when she f~~~ed about with other guys as it would have meant less access to my kids. One day I may even explain to my kids why I waited until they were grown up before leaving their mother, but who knows.

    Save a copy of this for them.
    I’m off dating sites. It was amusing to see the age ranges women would look for in their partners vs. their own age.

    14 year anniversary was yesterday. She’s mad now. Not a word spoken between us yesterday.

    Yes, the process has begun. She’s verified a firm grasp on the guillotine trip cord as well as probably having a swarm of other men as options.
    Time to prepare for war IMO.
    If anything, at least she will sense this in you and either be attracted back to you, or confirm your expectations.

    "It seems like there's times a body gets struck down so low, there ain't a power on earth that can ever bring him up again. Seems like something inside dies so he don't even want to get up again. But he does."

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    Warratah
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    When a marriage/relationship fails men inevitably are made to believe that its their fault.
    The man didn’t do this, didn’t do that, did too much of this, did too little of that.
    Whether there is any truth in that or not doesn’t matter. The woman believes it’s the man’s fault and society in general will believe it’s the man’s fault.
    The man himself, contrary to what he knows, will also believe that it’s his fault.
    And us men hate admitting that we’ve f~~~ed up. So we keep quiet. And pretend that nothing’s wrong. Prior to the internet (and sites like this) and even now, men are still going around pretending that everything’s fine because, hey, everybody else’s marriage is good, I’m not going to admit to being a f~~~-up …
    Our silence, our ability to ‘man-up and shoulder responsibilities’ has made us complicit in the falsehood of the Happy Ever After bulls~~~.
    It takes brave men to admit that they’ve either f~~~ed up or been f~~~ed over. I’m proud to be a member of this site, a site of brave men.

    ...And in our own despair, against our will, Comes wisdom to us by the awful grace of God. - Agamemnon; by Aeschylus

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