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We have women in my community (I run a women's dating business) who are married to men who are 20 to 30+ years younger than they are.
Vision, please tell us more about that business and what have you learned from it!
We have women in my community (I run a women's dating business) who are married to men who are 20 to 30+ years younger than they are.
Seconded. I'd love to hear a woman's dating coach perspective on what woman think about men and dating in this day and age.Vision, please tell us more about that business and what have you learned from it!
I was always just totally honest with her about not being a one girl guy and how crazy I was about her but how I couldn't give up pickup because it was my project then, I'd just started learning it, it was something I needed to learn, and leaving it now would destroy me and so on.
Would it actually be for the wider segment of the GirlsChase audience?How exactly does that conversation go? When? What is being said explicitly, what implicitly?
This would make a good article
Vision, please tell us more about that business and what have you learned from it!
I thought I’d pitch in on this because I’ve got the t shirt lolThis is fantastic analysis, @Will_V.
Agree with your solutions.
The underlying key being of course that a man must find a way to establish unassailable authority for himself if he wants a legitimate patriarch role.
There are ways to do this in the West, but it veers into talking about asset protection, which is necessary to remove the ability of women to turn to the state to strip a man of assets (and, thus, provider authority). Women are a lot less likely to do that when they'll end up being losers if they do, rather than winners.
I talked about much of this here, previously:
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A lot of guys don't want to talk or think about that, because they're fully in the "all you need is love" paradigm, and considering that their sweet little lady might ever go to war with them for their assets is a dark thought they'd rather not entertain.
So they just bumble along in nervous hope and uncertainty, and do the clumsy sitcom man-of-the-house thing, and then if the day comes when their little lady does turn the power of the state on them they're shocked and bitter and retreat to the manosphere in wounded horror.
You can't really blame the men for this. Nor can you blame the women. Most people are going through their lives only semi-consciously, simply responding to the incentives in the environment around them. When you arrive at a society where to lead a normal, happy, productive life you basically need to be fully conscious and in-control of yourself, your environment, and your decisions, or else just hope you get lucky, you have arrived at a society that is simply too complex for most normal people to navigate successfully on a consistent basis, and is going to lead to a lot of broken lives and people.
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In terms of wanting children, most women today think they don’t want them, follow the feminist dream until late 30’s and early 40’s and then panic like fuck. But by then it’s too late.
I get one or two of these a week from women via online dating. We matched, and she opened the conversation with me. Then She’s just noticed I already have children and she’s face palming.
The divorce was a decade ago and was nasty, it followed the 2008 banking crisis, and I lost almost everything. I had a good relationship with my son until a few years back and now my ex has alienated him.
Despite all that, I possibly would go again with children here in the U.K. if I could filter the right woman. The jury is out on that.
It’s only just become a possibility because my game has only just got tight enough to attract a 25 year old, and that’s been going on for 7 months now. I now do have the game to maintain desire in her. Note - that it’s my job to “manage” her
But I wouldn’t marry again - because that’s offering someone a call option on a portion of your assets that is assessed by the state. Also in the U.K. child support is based on your CURRENT earnings. If they reduce, you can get the support modified, whereas I believe in the US it’s set at a share of your income and it doesn’t go down if your earnings do.
The prospect of a childless existence for men is a sad thing, and it’s terrible that the legal framework is so overbearing that men are opting out. It will go full circle as more and more women like the above one scream louder and louder until they finally accept a cat and box wine filled childless existence. Finally the state will have to change the penalties for the man engaging. But that is a very very long way off. It’ll get to women so desperate for children that they sign away any claim they have against the ma just to get one. But even that won’t work because it won’t be legally enforceable.
But that doesn’t help men now. Right now the solution is to understand game. I don’t know if you realistically can protect your assets, and to be very very careful who you let into your life / possibly go somewhere that is less hostile to men and find a woman there.
Funny.Right now there's another legal precedent because of this covid situation called "girlfriend contract
Also a momma's boy but hope to God that doesn't factor into this... Would be a field day for my therapist..
Can you both maybe give some details, what do you mean by momma's boy? I'd rather ask instead of making a wrong assumptionI was definitely a momma's boy growing up. So there's that.
At least for me, I'm closer to my mom than the average guy. And used to be more needy for her approval, which I've grown out of with stronger boundaries.Can you both maybe give some details, what do you mean by momma's boy? I'd rather ask instead of making a wrong assumption![]()
Means like, very close with my mom. Closer with my mom than my dad. Not that i love my dad less, i just spent more time around my mom and am closer to her and she was very protective of me and took very good care of me.Can you both maybe give some details, what do you mean by momma's boy? I'd rather ask instead of making a wrong assumption![]()
