re: Men who don’t work hard to support their families are subhuman

When society decided they wanted to promote women at the expense of men.

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they all just watch porn, jerk off, and play video games

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The difference between the kids and us older folks is that we were a lot more sneaky. No way you let the GF know this.

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And they do it bc the same women complaining are the ones who degrade masculinity and anything men do.

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No sir. I know a couple who have three girls - all nice looking (7/8 range) in their late twenties/early thirties. I think all three have now found someone with one getting married soon. All three had all kinds of trouble finding responsible men. None of these girls are the type who degrade masculinity. They are all three good conservative young women.

There is an element of truth to this, but it’s basically bullshite. A young man graduating from high school can go to work at a fast food joint, save enough money in one year to buy a cheap second hand truck, a lawn mower and a weed eater. He can then start earning money cutting grass. In a year he can build his clientele enough to clear $3,000 per week during the deep south cutting season, which is six months long. That’s $75,000. Give him another month to pull maintenance on his equipment (by then he’d have several mowers and weedeaters) and he has cleared $75k in seven months, leaving him five months free to get new clients and hire employees.

But this takes hustle, and that isn’t what some people want to do. They want to screw off in school, graduate, and follow the arrows to a hundred thousand per year, 40 hour per week job with great benefits.

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All three had all kinds of trouble finding responsible men.

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No they didnt, they just needed othet parts to be in place. You are without a doubt the type of father to shite on his son and spoil his daughter then wonder why your son is struggling and your daughter is thriving. Your entire generation decided to throw the boys out and preference the daughters.

I think about this all the time but I never used to. It finally struck me when my child was born. As she grew I remembered things I did at her age. I consider it the greatest privilege to teach her things. If she has a problem she can’t figure out I sit down with her and let her know we’ll figure it out together. Neither of my parents did that. So I asked myself where was this when I was a kid? I was left alone to figure things out on my own. It took me way too long to figure out certain things. It was as if a lot of people from that generation didn’t actually want to parent beyond providing.