Its actually the other way around: because you WANT TO GIVE, women dont value it. The fact that YOU WANT TO GIVE anything, in their mind, makes THEM the valuable ones and you the beggar.
It doesn’t matter if its real or fantasy, if the one giving has intrinsic value and the receiver has no practical value at all. Women work with appearances, and not reality.
So, it is the romantic indoctrination of men that create the problem. When you deal with reality and facts men have all through value and women should be doing the pursuing.
This is excellent analysis. A fresh way of looking at things I haven’t thought of before, but makes perfect sense.
Don’t forget the calls to the news channels so she could share her ‘grief’.
I was wondering… how does this make the news?
I can’t bring myself to criticize this man. If a life was lost, it was still a life, and she is still grieving, and I can’t laugh at that.
However, what I did do when I first read the article is question if it actually happened. It doesn’t pass the sniff test to me. Nothing in this article makes sense. The author… Jashodhara Mukherjee ??? Who the fvck has a name like that and writes perfect English? Such a person did not, by any means, write this article, which means it was translated from the African, or written by an American and the name is made up (along with what else is made up?)
What the hell are those tattoos on that guy? Have you ever seen tattoos like that? Anybody recognize those wierd symbols?
Let’ examine the facts:
Dude is wearing an expensive fvcking watch. Nobody brings their thousand dollar watch under water.
Nobody who has a watch that expensive has hand-writing like a kindergardner.
Nobody from Louisiana has ever, in the history of man, “vacationed” in Tanzania. Christians from the deep south go on mission trips there, but do not “vacation” there. If anything about this story is accurate, then it was a mission trip. This man could have been murdered. Missionaries do get murdered, for 1.) being missionaries, and 2.) having expensive watches…
The article does not say how the man died. Just says he didn’t reach the top. So… why not? How did he die? Did he drown? Did he hold his breath too long? An untrained diver can not hold his breath to be under water that long, and probably can not be deep enough that they wouldn’t be able to reach the surface. How deep was he? Are these people even real?
When I first saw that article I thought the girl was Tanzanian. Article says she is from the Louisania. There are people in the Deep South named Kenesha Antoine, however, they are not dating guys named Steven Weber, and they sure as hell don’t attend the same church. Where would these two meet in the deep south? This doesn’t seem to add up. Not impossible, but highly improbable.
The girl has a very EXPENSIVE hair braid.
Wait a minute… WAIT A MINUTE!!! What the FVCK??? I just read the last line of the second article. I AM RIGHT! It says:
Mandy Hoffman, Weber’s sister, told the news website that the family is yet to talk to the authorities in Tanzania. “We know he drowned but we don’t know the circumstances surrounding that,” she said. “He dove down to propose but never came up.”
He never came up? There’s no body?? The authorities are keeping silent? What the fvck??
This whole thing didn’t make sense from the first few lines. If that last paragraph in the article is true, then obviously this man was murdered, if any of this shlt is even true. Something is totally off here.
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