I believe menopause is a topic that few, if any Men actually discuss with their young boys. It is a devastating blow to the blue-pill mindset and should be standard-issue ammunition when digesting the Red Pill.

If you think women are c~~~s when they are in their twenties, it only gets worse. MUCH worse. It happens to ALL of them, it is scientifically proven, which is why it’s not ever spoken about to young men.

Now instead of me rambling about my opinions on menopause, I’d much rather just let the bitches speak for themselves. I don’t have anything further to add. Modern woman has done our jobs for us. Just link, share and protect the young (males).

The following are articles written by women, for women. I am not taking anything out of context or exaggerating. Just when blue pillers thought it couldn’t get any worse….

Some highlights from the article, again, written by a woman:

Menopause rage: Smashing up the office. Screaming at their husband. Throwing away designer handbags in anger. How the change can make women explode with fury
-Julie Adams, a 55-year-old graphic designer from London, began feeling rage and anger during the menopause
-Kathryn Colas, 65, a company director from East Sussex nearly divorced her husband because of her irrational anger towards him
-Some women undergoing the menopause report uncontrollable rage

Here’s some quotes directly from the monsters (women):

When Julie Adams saw the perfectly stacked tower of CDs in her home office, she snapped. How dare it be so neat and tidy when the rest of her world was a chaotic storm of uncontrollable emotions?
The 55-year-old graphic designer felt her cheeks burn as a wave of fury rose in her. ‘I picked up the whole stack, then hurled it at the wall. There was an almighty crash, the CD cases shattered and the wood panelling on the walls was dented,’ says Julie.
‘My immediate thought was ‘That feels better’, swiftly followed by: ‘That’s not entirely normal, Julie.’ I couldn’t think of anything I’d been angry about. But in that moment I’d felt absolute rage.’
So what had made Julie so angry? She didn’t have a ferocious temper and hadn’t had a stressful day. Instead, it was the menopause.
While the physical effects of the change are known, the mental ones are less well understood – and often devastating.
Last week, a Nuffield Health survey of more than 3,000 menopausal women found that 60 per cent have experienced hormonal changes that made them behave differently or had a detrimental effect on their life, with uncharacteristic, irrational anger a common symptom.
‘They report being more annoyed, anxious and snapping easily,’ says gynaecologist Dr Heather Currie, chair of the British Menopause Forum.

‘Women often aren’t expecting the psychological and mood symptoms. They think it’s just about flushes and sweats, so it can be shocking and confusing.’
For Julie, the CD throwing incident – a few months after she had her last period at the age of 49 – was only the beginning. She’d always suffered from PMS, but this was different.
‘It was pure anger, like a switch flipped,’ she says. ‘I’ve always been very good at handling stress and I seemed to lose that along with my oestrogen. So, while I didn’t take out my anger on loved ones, when faced with a stressful situation at work or in public, I’d explode.

‘I’m single and at the time my older sister Elaine and I were caring for my mother, who had Alzheimer’s. When we came up against any resistance from doctors, I’d be banging tables or yelling down the phone. Elaine would steer me away from situations and tell me to calm down. Another friend described me as ‘a ball of suppressed, impotent rage’.
‘Once, I was on the phone in the street to social services and I was so incensed that I was pacing along the pavement, gesticulating wildly and shrieking. People were staring and I noticed a mother cross the road with her child to avoid walking past me.’
Julie, who lives in London, didn’t just take out her anger on others. ‘Once, a carton of soya milk leaked inside my designer handbag, which I adored,’ she says. ‘I completely lost it in the middle of a busy street. I crouched on the pavement, frantically unpacking the contents of the bag and swearing. Then I gathered up the whole lot – make-up bag, diary, phone – and shoved it all in a bin, cursing and kicking before storming off.’

For company director Kathryn Colas, 65, HRT saved her marriage after her irrational anger almost destroyed it. ‘I remember feeling so full of rage at work that I once went into my office and screamed,’ she says. ‘I swept my arm across the desk, sending paperwork flying. Then I grabbed my bag and left.
‘I was a normal, confident woman in charge of marketing for a top hotel. I was happily married and we had three children, with our youngest daughter still at home.
‘But as I neared 50 I became paranoid, thinking people at work were ganging up on me. The most trivial things would drive me to fury. Everything my husband did started to irritate me. I hated the domestic side of life and felt like a doormat.

And another article, By women, FOR women. Gentlemen, we aren’t supposed to know about this s~~~. Disseminate this information as far as you can. The next generation needs to know about this. It happens to Every Single Woman.

Some finer points from her article:

I’ve begun what’s clinically called the Peri-Menopause, and what’s anecdotally called, The change, or The BITCH YEARS. This is going to be a fun decade plus five. I can just tell.

Cry baby. I cry. All the time. Even more than before. And, I was a weeper. I cry if I see someone else crying. I cry during Say Yes to the Dress. I cry during Empire, and obviously during Grey’s Anatomy. I cry during commericals and when I step on the scale. I cry if I’m happy and I cry if I’m not. I cry if my husband is mean by accident (but not if he’s mean on purpose. See The Bitch Years).

For f~~~s sake, WHY would any Man sign on for a lifetime of this!? It is GUARANTEED to happen!!!!

That’s probably what was in await for me.

DONT STICK YOUR DICK IN CRAZY… since most women are crazy.

Imagine putting up with 18-20 years of nagging, bitching and complaining in a sexless marriage… Then finally the kids get out of the house, and menopause strikes.

Thank God I got out when I did.

Did anyone else get a heads up about menopausal Women? I knew “it was a thing” and that’s when women can no longer have children, but I was totally shielded to the S~~~storm that it is.

They grow facial hair, get acne, their moods get even worse than they already were, and any hint of sexual desire is firmly put to rest.

My last L8TR started showing signs of early menopause (in her 30s) and she had me read some articles. She never should have done that, because I packed my s~~~ and GTFO!!!!!

She never wanted children until she came close to hitting the wall. As she slammed into it in slow motion, while I watched in horror, I could see the years stack on her every week.

I saw the danger signs. I saw the baby rabies. I KNEW she was going to “oopsie” the birth control soon and I would be in a world of s~~~.

I dodged a f~~~ing missile, bros.

I could be stuck in a relationship with a menopausal she-hulk monster with a downs syndrome baby to feed for 18 years.

Good f~~~ing God it’s GREAT to be MGTOW!

I wonder why no one will date older women?

My dad’s, brother’s and my defense was to leave the house. Sad

I love my mother but yea, they go bat s~~~ f~~~ing crazy for no reason.

Don’t know why but I never really thought about this when dating women. I knew I’d never get married but still never thought about what the future would hold when they go through that change. Just got the shivers…