This is commentary on a post that was deleted I was looking to reference, so I've reposted it. I believe it used to be called "Andy's story?" Either way, great stuff. Enjoy.
Started a few years ago. I thought we were happy. We were your usual suburban professional couple. Financially secure, healthy, good sex life, two kids (14f and 9m at the time). I thought we had a healthy social life.
We were going through one of your typical married couple rough patches. Both of us were working long hours, not spending enough time together, we were going through some developmental problems with my son and tensions in the house were running a little high.
The conflict between blue pill men and red pill men here is demonstrated so perfectly. At this moment, you can see the conflict between rationality and an irrational impulse, hypergamy.
I noticed that she was spending a lot more time on her phone texting with her "girlfriends". I didn't think much of it. I started making a much more concerted effort to get out of work when I could, help around the house and be more emotionally available, but over the course of a few weeks the gulf just kept getting wider.
And to accuse your wife or start acting a way to conflict with her behavior would be controlling, insecure or abusive and so he does the right thing.
I ended up accidentally finding some messages when I charged up an old IPad for my son to use. Her FB messenger was still logged in and there were a lot of highly questionable messages with a guy from her hometown who I will call JimBobCooter or JBC for short. The messages weren't completely inappropriate, but I could tell there were quite a few missing based on the times and context of the messages. I made a mental note to keep an eye on this and went about trying to fix things up.
Smart on his part to wait it out, because without it being clear as day, there's no way he could have forced the hand needed in this case.
The next day after I took the day off to knock out some projects that I thought would make her happy, and left her some sweet notes reminding her how much I appreciated her she was once again in the corner of the living room "texting her girlfriends".
A true sadist, I can appreciate this guy even if he won't admit why he did it.
I took the boys iPad to the office opened up FB messenger and watched in real time as my wife tore me down. Her and JBC were making fun of me. All of my flaws, insecurities and secrets I entrusted to my partner were now fodder for her and JBC. Not only that, but while there wasn't outright sexting there was a sexual undertone to the whole conversation, especially when she was bashing my performance in the sack.
Certainly an example of many guys on here will use to puff up their ego and believe they are JBC. Not take the fundamental point from this, which is instead, every man believes they are JBC, and no man can ever ensure there is not another man who will make them be the one reading the ipad.
I managed to take some screenshots, but missed a good bit of the messages, because as the conversation was unfolding she was deleting them.
A chance, very, very few men will ever get. Which is why I'm pointing out this is again, covert. She hoped he'd leave way before this blew wide open. Only a tiny minority of men ever get to actually unplug this way and get the closure and certainty they need to understand what really happened.
Not that he "just needed to be a better man" or whatever horse shit is being fed to him.
I wasn't emotionally capable of confronting her. I stayed in the office until she was asleep and had a couple drinks.
I took off the next day and spent some time soul searching, drinking and trying to figure out what to do. The wife came home and wanted to know what was wrong and I just coped out and told her I had a bad day. A couple minutes later I was watching the iPad as the train wreck kept unfolding.
Hypergamy doesn't care.
So began a couple solid weeks of taking screenshots, drinking and detaching myself from the relationship. I knew there was no going back from this. The messages were now overtly sexual with my wife completely into it, and JBC was sprinkling in "I love you's".
This is a nice bit of color here. Lots of men want to read this post and understand it within the context of ChadTC vs everyman.
Lots of times, the other guy is just different, or new. This is that case.
I consulted a lawyer and got my options, and started moving forward. Here's where everything got absolutely surreal. Watching the messages I found out JBC was coming to town to spend a weekend of quality time with my wife in a pretty nice hotel. I was missing a good bit of the info, they must have had a phone conversation about it at some point, but I was able to infer enough to get the when and where.
Sure as shit the next day the wife is buttering me up and wanting to take a spa weekend with the girls to relax and when she gets back we can really focus on our marriage. I go with it all the way. It's the greatest idea she's ever had, and I'll do anything to get us back on track.
I get with the lawyer and have him draft a strong separation agreement stating that she would move out, she would get weekend visitation, no child support in the interim until the divorce is final. Then I sit through the most agonizing two weeks of my life. After all this most of my feelings for her are completely gone, and I'm just seething with anger like I've never felt before.
D-day arrives. I take the day off work. I Withdraw half of any money in any accounts we are joint on, leave her half alone. I had already redirected my paycheck to a new bank. I close our money market account and get a cashiers check for her half and deposit my half in my new account. I stop at office max and print out about 75 pages of FB messenger screenshots, and I kill time because I don't want to be at home.
She texts me that she's taking off and that she loves me. I tell her to have fun.
I show up to the hotel at about 830 and call the wife's phone from the lobby. It goes straight to VM. They are probably already at it, whatever. I walk up to the front desk and ask if I can use the phone to be connected to JBCs room. It rings three times and he picks up.
JBC: Hello?
Me: JBC, can you send my wife down to the lobby please?
JBC: I don't know what you're talking about bro.
Me: Ok then. I guess I'll have to call Mrs. JBC and get her down here. (Totally a bluff. I knew he was married, and I knew her first name but that was it.)
JBC: (Inaudible, shuffling, panic)
Me: You got five minutes. Click
Not even two minutes later my wife comes walking out of the elevator looking a little flustered. I sit her down in the corner of the lobby.
Her: Starts spewing bullshit saying it's not what it seems etc etc.
Me: I'm not here to argue. The things that are said in this pile of papers are what's going on. The only way I'm not giving a copy of this to daughter, your parents and emailing it to everyone we know is if you move out immediately. (Wife was very prideful. Daughter was going through a rebellious teen phase and her knowing probably would have forever killed their relationship. Wife was also her parents golden child and she always worried about what they thought of her. I didn't have much leverage and shame was my only card to play. Also her professional life is built up around her image, so I knew she would protect that at all costs.)
Her: Sniffle, mumble, inaudible
Me: This is a check for half of the money market account. I've withdrawn my half of the money from all the other joint accounts. You should have more than enough to get a place.
She starts to cry a little. I could almost see the different thoughts and waves of emotions going through her, but now was the time to keep pressing.
Me: Here is a separation agreement that I think is more than fair considering what's going on. I'm going to need you to look this over, sign it, and leave it at the house when you get your stuff. Do you want to look through these screenshots?
Her: No.
Me: Ok. Go have fun with JBC. Do not come back to the house or I'm going to send this (holds up ream of screenshots) to everyone.
I bounce out of the lobby, and I can hear her start to have a breakdown. I get to the car drive off to a parking lot and have my own crying rage fit. Previously I would have cried in front of her and yelled and whatnot but I managed to get my shit together enough to pull it off.
I don't know what she did that night or over the weekend. She texted and called over and over wanting to talk. I just turned the phone off and by the time Monday afternoon rolled around there were movers getting her stuff and she delivered the agreement. I let her have a talk with the kiddos basically saying mommy and daddy need some time a part, we still love you, etc etc. Standard divorce talk.
After a week she wants to have a real talk for the first time. I oblige her because I've already got my shit together and I've got an idea of what I want, but I should hear her out.
She's so sorry. She wants another chance. She wants her family back. She'll do anything. She's on her knees crying into my lap. I have no intention of ever taking her back.
The only thing any man should even consider here is demoting to plate if you have a family. And these views are, I understand, controversial.
I tell her she needs to set up marriage counseling
Get ready to get fed into the grinder!
on her own at a time that works for me. I tell her that I can't live with her, but she should be around the children to try to maintain a relationship with them.
So starts our new normal of her coming over the house, cooking and having dinner with the kids three nights a week (she always saved me a plate, I made myself scarce), her cleaning the house and doing the kids laundry then heading back to her place.
We went to counseling. It consisted of her working through her issues with the therapist trying to figure out why she did it, her begging for forgiveness, and me stoically playing the victim.
I was never going to give her another chance. All I wanted to do was kill time, establish myself as the primary caregiver to the kids, and establish her as not having residency in the house.
After a few months I go to my own therapist and get diagnosed with depression and PTSD.
I've said it before, men that land here are going through cPTSD, the content is the solution.
I ask my work if it's possible to go to part time for the foreseeable future to deal with personal issues, and it's no big deal. After six months of therapy I told her that I couldn't forgive her right now and that I wanted an amicable divorce, but she is still the love of my life and maybe someday we could give it another try. She was devastated, but agreed to the divorce if I promised to try again someday.
Women do this as their primary way to get rid of a man. But when a man does it, he's a sociopath.
Once the divorce was filed I needed the kids to want to stay with me. I left a google search for "how to survive your wife's infidelity" up on the shared PC at home, and I left some printed out infidelity articles not so hidden in the kitchen. My daughter found them and came to me crying. I told her she wasn't supposed to find those, that mom made a mistake, that mom still loves her, and that I would always be here for her. My daughter who used to hold my wife in such high regard now wouldn't talk to her without screaming, and it crushed her.
Stone cold.
Not surprisingly when the court needed statements from the kids a few months later little brother followed big sisters lead and they both wanted to stay with Dad in the house they grew up in.
When the divorce was finalized I got the house (had to buy out some of her equity, but that's ok). I got primary custody of the kids. I got awarded generous child support due to the difference in our incomes due to me working part time.
Now for the last two years I've gotten to live in the house with my kids, work part time, get the now ex to subsidize it for me, and when she takes the kids over the weekends I get to have my fun with tinderellas and some FWBs I've cultivated.
To be clear, this guy got pretty lucky. In most states, they'd have calculated imputed income or what he could be earning.
In the eyes of my kids I'm the patron saint of fatherhood for taking the high road and always being there.
In the eyes of my ex I'm the one that got away that she will always pine for, and I get the bonus of having her come over for sex whenever I want it by dangling that carrot of maybe getting back together.
Comfort kills attraction, this is the opposite of that.
But that is never going to happen.
TLDR: Got divorced and it worked out.
This is the best story I've ever read of what happens when a man tries to address hypergamy in a rational way and the process of realizing that he's not going to be able to win this battle in the way that he's been raised to understand women.
I don't totally agree with the outcome of how to handle this, but I am an outlier here.
TRP will have to push forward with a view of how men should get into and exit families and that's in our future.
This is chalked up as a "win" for this guy and many men, but make no mistake. Watching kids as a single father is no joke. Being a single mother with a penis is not a win.
Take this as a cautionary tale, not a victory. At best, taking an L rather than being immolated.

banthrow 7y ago
I'm quite old and computer savvy so I have a couple of very similar stories:
First: Me and my 10-year LTR, and a small kid. We were not married, thankfully. Found out some conversations on facebook messenger with an old BF. Worried me but apparently it was inocuous. But then she basically dissapeared one day, it was very late and she didn't came back. Checked out the messenger...she was with him at his house. Didn't say anything, I was so BP at that time, tried to save it for some months...didn't worked out, left the house but we have 50/50% with the kid.
More recently: Some BP asshole was buggering my new LTR on facebook, stupid asshole pedestalizing her, I insuted him on facebook and we laughted of their futile efforts together with my then LTR. Some weeks later we had a fight...guess who is now orbiting/dating my now ex-LTR...the stupid asshole facebook BP.
Yes...in today's world you never are safe, and I believe the best are open relationship/plating because there are no such thing as LTRs anymore.
ValarMorghulis90 7y ago
This guy is a fucking god. I cringed hard at the therapy because I thought he was going to cave.
[deleted] 7y ago
He got lucky but it seems fictional
From all accounts I have read or heard of marriage counselling, it ends up being
"wife and female counsellor gang up on husband explaining it is his fault that she cheated etc".
Funny how that doesn't happen when the ex-wife gets the house in 99% of cases. She just gets the house. And child support. And alimoney.
I can't see this story being 100% accurate at all. Courts don't care if the wife cheated when it comes to custody of children.
PerplexingPegasus_ 7y ago
Frame is probably the most important part of this story. If he had failed to keep his composure while accessing the messages and confronted his wife, this would of been spun as a controlling husband invading privacy in court.
My stand on this if you’re not in marriage but do encounter this behaviour in a LTR, keep the illusion of being unaware until you have definitive proof of hypergamy.
stylesm11 7y ago
Seems that dude was blue pill on auto pilot, but got red real quick when he rationally used his brain
scissor_me_timbers00 7y ago
I think he was just blessed with the opportunity to witness in real time on the FB messenger watching his wife emasculate him to another man and set up a tryst. I say blessed because it leaves very little room for rationalization of making it work. It pulls the bandaid right off. Even tho it was an emotionally difficult few weeks for him, that’s relatively instantaneous compared to the years of blue and purple pill rationalizations a guy can dwell in. With his situation there was no emotional ambiguity. Pretty easy decision.
empatheticapathetic 7y ago
I think that applies to all men.
[deleted] 7y ago
Hence why the left wing brainwashing is so constant.
lBloodyl 7y ago
How did he get her with shitty text game?
22Luika 7y ago
With the right smv everything is possible
oholandesvoador 7y ago
Not even that, she was married at least 14 years with him, she probably was in her later 30s and wanted to ride the carrousel.
You do not have to be good in this situation, to land the bitch. You just need to be better than her husband.
CaptDeadlift 7y ago
Or different to offer a new experience as OP said.
I am so scared of these stuff since I want a family and kids but all these hoes not being loyal is giving me a hard time.
Even if I manage to stay the best version of myself someone , sometime with some quirks over me will trigger her hypergamy.
ozenmacher 7y ago
I see it all the time. Even women in short term but happy relationships are easy to game. Just being different gives them the tingles. You don't have to be rich, tall, jacked, or anything else, just a bit of confidence and being "different", and at the right time (specifically, ovulation time), and you can be that guy.
antariusz 7y ago
Yep, every woman is not a whore 97% of the time.
The key is to look for the signals to take advantage of the 3% that she is. She’s trying to make it easier for you. Red dress. More extravagant hairdo and makeup. Exposed underwear. Not being able to stand still, but when they do, they jut their hip out to the side. Sway their butts more when they walk.
I mean those are just things off the top of my head, you can probably google a few more signs yourself.
red_matrix 7y ago
There's got to be some loopholes that give men a reasonable exit from marriage. Most states won't let guys get a clean break like this, and most women won't oblige anything and do whatever it takes to fuck you over. Revenge (emotions) is strong in women.
dialecticwizard 7y ago
No fault cuts both ways splitting assets and working out whats best for the kid/s. This guy got it right. Most men get emotional and vengeful and thats why they lose out. Men it has to be said, are a darn sight more emotional.
red_matrix 7y ago
LMFAO - have you ever met a woman? Men are the emotional sex, good one ;)
dialecticwizard 7y ago
Lets be consistent here. We cannot accuse women of being cold mate switchers, men of being devoted to commitment and then accuse the women of being emotional. That is illogical, Both genders are functions of evolution. Nothing you can do about that. Culture simply adds another layer so that the elites can control us using these evolutionary mechanisms. Women like us want the best. The fact that the best for them means switching partner whereas we simply sleep around only means that as men we need to be realistic when we deal with them and not become unduly attached to them. Love them but be able to face the day when they move away and if they do, make sure they do not leave us destitute. I have had my fair share of runs in with ex's but I made damned sure I did not become a statistic. I love women. Delightful to be with. But hey. They are as nature made them. The fact that they have laws now that speak for their rights says more about how we as men had our way in the past and now the odds are evened out. If you are foolish enough to not do your homework in a marriage breakup but spend your days plotting revenge...well you get a lot of pain for that time wasting crap. Empower yourself. Dont seek to disempower women. Thats a waste of time in capitalism where all that matters is the individual. Not their genitals.
red_matrix 7y ago
We're talking about divorce here. And it's well established that divorce laws have made it far easier for a woman to have her cake and eat it too. I love women, but would never marry because it's far too easy for them to change their mind and monkey branch, and take half your stuff (you think this is fair? Why?)
> The fact that they have laws now that speak for their rights says more about how we as men had our way in the past and now the odds are evened out.
You think divorce laws are fair to men these days? I'd argue the odds are heavily in favor towards women. There's no sense in getting mad at female nature, it's their way, AWALT. But the laws around marriage and divorce are out of control. And yes, women get emotional and vindictive during divorce - it's their chance to squeeze out any last resources before jumping. Most guys would rather just end it and move on, but women always come back for your 401k, savings acct, golf clubs and even the ice cube trays. Don't get me started on alimony. Marriage can be great, divorce can be a death sentence for a man.
dialecticwizard 7y ago
The divorce laws we have are no fault. So basically. Half way down the middle in all assets bar ones that can be excluded and child support and alimony. The theory behind the law is that both parties can access those remedies on an equal basis. Where we as men have issues is for one, most of us cannot let go and two, when we finally do, we try to disinvest. In a bid to come off scott free cost wise. I reckon when it is evident she wants to leave or she is double dealing, get a good lawyer and calmly walk away. Her biology makes it quite clear. You cannot force her to stay with you without resorting to some form of archaic control and with capitalism as it is, there is no way the capitalist elite will go back to the old medieval way of doing things. They may say they do but when they push for the deregulation of business, that means the end of social conservatism. How long have the Republicans been promising family values. But whenever they are in office, they deliver economic liberalism. The Dems come along and pass the social laws that make that liberalism work economically. For me, the best power I garnered was understanding how everything works. Like you I am a biological animal that wants to be loved. But nature unfortunatley has made women tick according to a different clock and nothing can alter that reality.
red_matrix 7y ago
I don't disagree about female, nature, that we agree on. But it's up to each man to understand this - and the woman, we know, is the emotional being by nature. Her emotions change with the tide, she can change her mind about you in a second. The sad thing is our judicial system gives them priority, and alimony is basically putting the man in a caste - modern day slavery, and there's no way around it. Divorce is inevitable, sadly, men will take the full force of the law while women still get scot free. This is the crux of the issue, women have all the power now and still complain that they're oppressed.
Care to explain this one?
That's what the Red Pill is.
dialecticwizard 7y ago
Human nature is a mix of the barbaric and conscious. We are still mostly barbaric. Like biological automatons....like our animal brethren except we attire ourselves with body coverings and are more dexterous. I have been married 3 times. In quick succession. I know for a fact that I am highly rational. I seldom lose my temper and always try and make any situation a win win. For one I am a scientific socialist so I analyse events scientifically and act on that basis. Logically and with foresight. In contrast, I have found people totally irrational and it has to be said, totally consistent in how they behave in that irrationalism. You see this all across humanity and the genders but with women, one has to note these tendencies. Being men, those closest to us will be women. And as I have developed my business to the point where it is now totally unassailable and I possibly have the only business in the world capable of making as much money as I choose, I will take this knowledge and associate with women on that basis. It does not mean I will relate with them aggressively. Anything but. I will however, understanding their nature, approach them logically. I will take a similar approach to business partners. In the process perfecting my relationships to ensure everyone benefits and ultimately I progress to the objectives I want. We cannot do without women. Our very beings are programnmed to seek them out and mate with them and to defy this inner tendency is only deluding yourself. The better option is to rise as high as you can in the scale of consciousness and reason and from there observe and act objectively. Finally as for complaining. Humans within capitalism relate as economic competitors. Not unreasonable. Who after all wants to be destitute in this system. So a woman leaving you for whatever reason, will seek to leave with as much as she can. Just be aware of this and ensure that parting is a win win. That minimises the drama and time wasting.
nebder 7y ago
My state does offer this. Assume the others will as well. You can self file for divorce, follow the basic forms and write up some required documents on asset distribution and custody agreement. It’s not black magic and you can figure it out with the instructions and some internet research.
Most lawyers won’t allow this to happen. They get paid to appear in court and pad your case’s billable hours. It’s almost like they have this incentive to drag things out and bicker over petty shit to keep the drama going.
red_matrix 7y ago
That's assuming the wife goes along with it, but she can contest it and tie it up in court, no?
nebder 7y ago
It’s life, of course anything is possible.
Bloopie nebder wasn’t stupid, just misguided. I had leverage and used it. I presented a win/win and she agreed. Wimminz aren’t all complete idiots. People regardless of dicks vs vags can see where their self interest lies, you just gotta give them an easy path to take.
[deleted] 7y ago
Yea the fundamental problem with lawyers, and really all hourly consultants. I’ve never understood why they are paid by the hour.
limadee 7y ago
Because then the game would be played in a much worse way. Let's say for example each case gets you about the same as any other, lawyers would start to prioritize easy cases over harder more complicated and thus linger cases because that's how they'd maximize profit.
If you instead for example make their pay related to the nature of the case they'd take on they'd start to prioritize the most profitable cases relative to the time they'd have to put in.
Either way they'd start to favor some cases over others making it for some real easy to get a lawyer on while others have to put up with lawyers constantly declyning your case and your search taking ages in the process.
If they all get paid by the state equally they'd lose the motivation to put the work in.
[deleted] 7y ago
Huh? Who said anything about getting paid by the state equally? Reading comprehension dude. I’m just saying the bill for services should be negotiated between the lawyer and client beforehand based on estimated difficulty, like how it is in every other profession. Why do I care how many hours it takes you to complete? I don’t. I care about the final product.
You said lawyers would be incentivized to only take on profitable cases? Umm how do you think it is now? Most of being a lawyer is just figuring out who has the money so you can either bill them or sue them. That part wouldn’t change. The issue is hourly billing where the lawyer can just keep adding hours and billing you for it and you really have no idea if the bills you are getting are reasonable or not.
majaka1234 7y ago
I am in services and I bill on an hourly rate...
Why? Because some clients are fucking morons.
When I did flat rate work they would constantly break stuff. Roll back changes I made. Give me one set of requirements and have me work a week on it and then tell me to scrap it, then expect me to redo all the work in a completely different direction yet still charge them the same amount.
That same client? Well, now they're on a $100 an hour fee schedule and although they complain about it, I've given them clear instructions on how not to fuck things up, they somehow keep racking up 30-40 billable hours a month by doing the same stupid mistake again and again. Literally the same mistake.
Why should I have to absorb the costs of a dumb client who doesn't want to hire a professional and thinks it's a good business decision to have a non professional attempt the work, break it, and then pay me to fix it anyway?
So yes, flat rate work sounds great in theory and usually you'll get that kind of offer if you're a perfect client. But most people don't fit that definition - in fact I only have two that I would ever consider doing flat rates with.
When people stop doing all of the above then flat rate would be the standard but since they don't, hourly rate is the way to go. Sorry.
[deleted] 7y ago
Fair I guess. The principal/agent problem is a bitch. I guess I’m more talking anout average Joe going to a lawyer for a divorce or DUI defense.
tteabag2591 7y ago
This isn't too hard to pull off aside from the court orders working out for the guy. Did something similar myself. I firmly believe ex's are great plate material as long as they have no control over your life or finances. It's a win/win.
Rian_Stone 7y ago
The only reason I never bought that story 100% was because of the revenge fantasy ending.
Usually at this point people are passed it, but it's a good example of dark triad behaviours
[deleted] 7y ago
Agreed. Doesn't quite pass the smell test.
drty_pr 7y ago
I honestly think back in my porn addicted days when I used to read literotica, thid was actually a story I read.
scissor_me_timbers00 7y ago
Haha if your porn addiction went as far as literotica, that’s deep man.
sadomasochrist 7y ago
There's a couple reason why I do, though I share your skepticism.
The main reason why I reposted it is because the process of her starting to operate on two paths I've never seen illustrated so well in a story. And I believe a lot of guys that are having trouble unplugging don't understand what happens when they try to handle it "rationally" like one guy told me he would today.
They don't realize she just splinters off and how well she's acclimated to duplicity at this point. With most of them falling back on "if then" logic thinking she's going to make a calculation rather than just play two logic games rather than one.
Regardless of reading level or likeliness of taking place I think it serves as a good archetypical reading of a guy getting forcefully unplugged, step by step, even if in this case he ended it in a "purple pill way."
ApexmanRP 7y ago
What this story so vividly illustrates is the depth of a woman's duplicity. The whole "texting friends" and then "Spa weekend with friends" while PROMISING to start working on THEIR relationship afterwards! While telling him that she "LOVED" him, as she goes off to suck another guys dick.. its amazing when you think about it.
This man was lucky to have seen her nature in realtime, otherwise the outcome could have been so different.
The take away - women treating you like shit? Watch out! Women treating you nicer than usual? Watch Out!
SKRedPill 7y ago
The one who treats you with open hostility is the more honest one, always.
Rian_Stone 7y ago
100%
SuperCrazy07 7y ago
I don't have kids, so I can't say for sure. But of my friends/family who got divorced, 100% of the dads wanted the kids and took it up the ass financially to get 50/50 custody (or whatever they could). I think they'd consider this guys story a clear win.
PhaedrusHunt 7y ago
I got divorce raped so hard man. This dude's story of like triple X porn to me.
It's been over two years, and I still see my kids on supervised visitation. Two hours, every other Sunday, under the watchful eye of some SJW type social worker.
This guy's position is a wet dream to me.
I don't want to do anything to my ex, but if she dropped dead or died a horrific death I would dance a jig and piss on her grave.
Slolum 7y ago
As someone currently going through a custody battle, I agree wholeheartedly.
markinsinz7 7y ago
Good luck to u homie! When in difficult moments have a note on ur lockscreen to remind u that u have TRP while there's no 1000s getting fucked with no support system and still believeing in the blue world.
One_time_back_when 7y ago
I have 50/50 custody of my kids. Didn't take it up the ass financially, and I do consider it a win. I actually love my kids and want an active role in raising them. If that's BP, so be it.
Plus, if the ex had sole custody I would be getting financially raped.
[deleted] 7y ago
What he said being a father and a male role model for your kids is RP. Only BP fags willingly (not talking about guys forced by courts) fade into the background of their kids lives to let them be raised by the feminine primary "village" of idiots.
PhaedrusHunt 7y ago
Nothing BP about wanting to raise your kids man
sadomasochrist 7y ago
I consider it the last illusion women have that men still haven't figured out en masse.
It's a great psych trick straight out of sales, the take away. Then when he's praying to God and paying his respects, step on his back to something new and exciting with a biweekly au pair for that vacation every other week to "self discovery."
PhaedrusHunt 7y ago
Sorry man, didn't catch your meaning. What specifically is the illusion you're referring to?
Bear-With-Bit 7y ago
I was going to wait a year or two to get a vasectomy (no kids, late 30s, single). I think I need to push it up.
majaka1234 7y ago
Do it.
I got mine done at 23. Best decision ever.
If your doctor is giving you shit then fly to some tropical country and get it done in a five star hotel for the same price plus you can probably find some nice way to relax afterwards while drinking fresh coconuts or getting an oil massage with an ice pack.
Seriously zero regrets.
ApexmanRP 7y ago
"TRP will have to push forward with a view of how men should get into and exit families and that's in our future."
This is a really good point. I am older and so the scenario of exiting a family is in my past. I was Blue Pill (as most men are) when I started a family and I can tell you when it detonated it nearly killed me.
Younger RP guys have the benefit, but also the burden of knowing how it can (and most likely will) play out.
AllahHatesFags 7y ago
That's the ideal outcome for a man in a divorce.
noctorious99 7y ago
A pyrrhic victory at most. But it's refreshing to read from this perspective to be quite honest.
BurnDownTheMission68 7y ago
The story is obviously fictional but it is well written and instructive
JW_2 7y ago
Why is it obviously fictional?
phenethyljammin 7y ago
What's with the idiots that believe everything on the internet to be fake? Especially if it's something positive.
ioudas210 7y ago
This story actually happened to me in real life. It started my Red Pill Journey. I have been thinking about writing it up for a long time.
Its more than possible to win. These women are incapable of managing facts and a real life. All you have to do is play on all the cards they have from the government. Who ever holds out longest wins.
Do you think most of these women are capable of being adults who can manage their finances and life?
No they cant.
phenethyljammin 7y ago
Most women? Definitely not.
ioudas210 7y ago
Exactly. Which is what happened with mine. Even after handing her 1k monthly just in child support. She was living in an apartment with 4 people. Still unable to afford it while working.
Then she gave up working and tried to come back to me. After already having 13 court battles.
Who made primary custody a requirement for me helping her?
Me of course.
Who is helping her now? The next smuck she just got pregnant by and married within 2 weeks of meeting. He just got a job at dunkin donuts. So im sure it will last.
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redpillonmyasshole 7y ago
Very nice story. I'm going to be preparing for a divorce battle in the future and this story is really inspiring. Kids siding with you, with FWB's and lays every weekend? Sign me up!!!
kyzen142 7y ago
This man is a tough mothafucker. Genius work what he did.
BrownGummyBear 7y ago
I enjoyed this story way too much