"Oh you HAVENT been to 43 resorts??? ….

[goodkid43Spectator 550]

Keymaster wrote:
as I have pointed out numerous times here, there is one invaluable thing traveling will teach you: HUMILITY.

More precisely; SHOULD teach you. I have traveled extensively in my life including extended back country backpacking in Yosemite twice and Hawaii once. And nothing, and I mean nothing compared to my four Christian mission trips to Mexico twice, Guatemala once and Venezuela once between 1990 and 2000. I came back permanently affected by these trips. I never feared financial failure after this because I realized that being born in America, I was still far more wealthier than half the population of this planet. Being “poor” in America is nothing to fear. Paradoxically, because of my experiences with REALLY impoverished people, I became financially successful BECAUSE I did not fear financial failure!!!!

Of course, my ex wife of twenty four years who went on some of these same trips and one to Brazil on her own, paid by me of course, thought that what we had was not enough!!!
God bless, Michael

[rightturnclydeParticipant 705]

Won'tGetFooledAgain wrote:

The difference is, if you are a man nobody is going to bail you out. If you are a woman you can expect to ride the Alpha c~~~ carousel in your 20’s, rent a room in a shared house, run up loads of debt, have a s~~~ty low paid job and have zero responsibility for your life. Once you hit your 30s and the carousel slows down just grab a beta wallet and tell him you had to date those assholes to realise you wanted a nice guy all along. You can then move into his house and he will make all the debt go away. Get pregnant, convince him it would be better to stay at home and raise the children and you never have to work in that s~~~ty low paid job again.

Trouble is, for these women a boring life in the burbs is the worst possible punishment so they long for the carousel days. They start to flirt with Alphas on Facebook for excitement and gina tingles and tell the husband “I love you, I am just not in love with you”. They divorce him, keep the house and cash and go back to f~~~ing alphas.

Just like Dirtydog73 this is also an exact summary of my last wife (and I do mean last).

Getting back to the main topic, how many of you have seen women do this with child support?
1st check: Book flight
2nd check: On her way to airport drop kids off with person who pays support.
3rd check: Complain monthly child support amount is too low.
4th check: Book flight

[experiencedParticipant]

She apparently hasn’t read: (“Oh you HAVENT been to Proverbs 27-2?:)

http://biblehub.com/proverbs/27-2.htm

She should read all the translations top to bottom ten times.

IMO.

"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."

[JVBParticipant]

Yes but the mini bar is always empty coz they don’t do s~~~ when they get there. They just want to say they they have been there. Why do you think duty free is the first thing you walk through on your way to the plane. Broke when they get there. Typical.

Peace is > piece.

[narwhalParticipant]

I’m going to agree and disagree regarding the value of travel. I’m sure I haven’t travelled as much as many on here, but I did get to travel to Europe on business a bit when I was younger. It is an opportunity to learn some humility and how the world isn’t as simple and clear cut as you think.

However, I don’t think you need to travel much to figure out humility. You can learn it from the different jobs you have over your life, from the people you meet, and different experiences in general. All it takes is to stop looking at yourself and pay attention to the world around you.

You can honestly learn humility at a resort, just open your eyes and look around you. While at a resort in Mexico, do you think about what kind of home the resort workers live in? Do you think about where the other guests are coming from? Or are you still thinking about you, what you want, how the world should work for you?

Personally, although I’ve enjoyed travel, it isn’t a big desire for me. If $10k suddenly dropped in my lap, traveling isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. I used to think that traveling waste of money because once it’s over, you have nothing to show for it. I understand how that isn’t true now, but it still isn’t something I dream about.

Ok. Then do it.

[Anonymous 11]

Simply, it’s a waste of precious downtime to waste money/time on a woman’s idea of a vacation or travelling.

The only way I’d have seen 43 resorts by 30 would have been to whore myself out to older wealthy chicken hawks the same way she did it except they’re called sugar daddies plus not gay myself.

That’s one vapid damn c~~~ there.

[Anonymous 1]

Symo wrote:

“Oh you’ve NOT been to Aspen”? or “but you’re like 40, and you HAVEN’T been to Switzerland? –

I’ve been to…

[Prefer Peace to PieceParticipant 10809]

What is interesting to me is their entitlement mindset.
These ladies who have travelled to 43 resorts often give you the impression that the world owes them all the finer things in life. I suspect most of these ladies don’t have the funds to personally pay for such romps. No, they probably got the money from some man.
This mindset often seems to carry over into their relationships. They are not content with a normal home and a normal husband. After all, they deserve more. They end up mad at their husbands for not providing them with all of the luxuries and pomp. They don’t love their husbands. They resent their husbands. After all, it’s his responsibility to treat her like a queen. “I’m not in love with you” might be translated as “You’re not providing me with the luxuries I deserve.”
So she leaves her loving, attentive husband in search of a wallet who will treat her to all the luxuries she deserves. Then she meets the wall.
This is one reason you see all the unhappy, depressed ladies living in suburbia.
These chicks are delusional.

[HammerdownParticipant 528]

Keymaster wrote:

They won’t even “travel” by themselves or know what it’s like to visit a country where they know NOBODY – or try to make their way through the Tokyo subway – and where nobody gives a f~~~ about speaking English for their convenience.

If they walked the great wall of China, they would complain their feet hurt after two hours and wonder why nobody thought to put a Starbucks up there. Don’t laugh. I actually witnessed that disgrace.

When they visit a resort they are still “a big fish in a small pond”, and that’s why they come back still acting all high and mighty… but they didn’t learn what it’s like to be a totally insignificant guppy in the Ocean.

Amen to that. I love travelling alone, especially to places I’ve never been before and where I don’t know anybody. You should see the looks women give me when they ask who I went with and I reply “just me.” They look as though I grew a second head.

[KeymasterKeymaster]

Hammerdown wrote:

You should see the looks women give me when they ask who I went with and I reply “just me.”

@hammerdown I have seen those looks many times. It’s the FIRST question out of their mouths.

“Who are you going with!”
“Who are you going with!”
“Who are you going with!”
“Who are you going with!”

They co-dependent asses can’t even imagine the entire point is NOT go with anyone else. To not consult about who’s hungry, and bicker for an hour about what’s for dinner. Or where we should stop. Or where to gas up. Or pull over every 45 minutes because she’s gotta pee.

Last time I mentioned I was taking a trip, a distant old female colleague doesn’t wasn’t to know anything about it except “Who are you going with?”.

“I don’t take sand to the beach.”

If you keep doing what you've always done... you're gonna keep getting what you always got.

[HammerdownParticipant 528]

The “don’t take sand to the beach” line is my go-to. I love it. It makes their heads spin.

[BeerParticipant 11832]

What I’ve noticed about people who brag about spending money is they don’t have money. A broke bitch bragging about traveling is no different than a broke bitch with a nice car bragging about her car. I just laugh at these people.

The way I have always looked at life was my 20s were for getting established. Buy my first place and start paying it down, get my school paid for, set myself up so I can get into a decent paying job, etc…the sooner you get this s~~~ out of the way the more of your life you will benefit from the rewards of having laid a good foundation for yourself. Maybe my 20s weren’t quite as enjoyable as a lot of my peers found their 20s…but I’ll be enjoying my 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, and hopefully beyond even more.

I had a debt slave cuck tell me recently “Won’t you regret not spending money during the best years of your life?” I just laughed in his face. I said “I’m f~~~ing 32 man…if I go buy a corvette and take a 2 week cruise next month…do you think I’ll enjoy it any less at 32 than I would have at 22?.” He STFU and gave up that argument rather quick lol. When you have money you have options, when you have debt your just a slave. I don’t care how fun the path to slavery is/was, that isn’t a path I’m walking down, and the funniest thing with this cuck is when his gf monkey branches off a good chunk of his mountain of debt will have been money he dumped on her lol.

[sidecarParticipant 35868]

Beer wrote:

What I’ve noticed about people who brag about spending money is they don’t have money. A broke bitch bragging about traveling is no different than a broke bitch with a nice car bragging about her car. I just laugh at these people.

On the flip side of that, one of the things I’ve noticed about people who actually do have money, instead of a lot of debt, is they brag about saving money. They don’t brag about how much their house or car or boat or whatever cost. They brag about how much they saved by picking that particular house etc.

If you ever meet a man who brags about only paying a single dollar for the old hoopty he drives, chances are that man has money in the bank to buy it new several times over.

[~BSParticipant 3266]

I guess a personal weakness I have is that I do get lonely when traveling alone or doing certain other activities. If there’s friends to hang out with when traveling, that’s good enough for me. But I get lonely when completely alone.

I think one of the most hilarious things ever is when women claim they’re independent, jetsetters, eats at fancy restaurants all the time, how expensive their purses or clothes is, etc. then you ask them what they do for a living. It’s always something s~~~ty like barista or retail associate that doesn’t come close to supporting that lifestyle. At least without maxing credit cards or leeching off of someone else.

Then you find out the man they’re looking for (not including chad) make six figures, owns a home, nice car, etc etc. lol AWALT I actually do fit into the category, but I enjoy being able to retire probably by age 40, a female will completely derail that. When people ask, I tell them that overall, I’m happier when single than in a relationship. Other than the fake sympathy card “oh you’ll find someone”, nobody really reacts to this statement. I think this is proof that people know how f~~~ed up relationships and marriage are nowadays, and no one can put up a realistic argument disagreeing, so no one tries.

"He didn't marry until now, so he won't ever do it. Think about it, why would a man like him ever marry? It's too late to catch him. " ~some cunt

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