This is the kindest comment I’ve ever got, THANK YOU

@@couplyapp Well you are quite welcome and deeply deserving of many more. Keep going strong!✨️🙏🏽

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Ahmed but you DO use Couply!! So soon you’ll know her love language at least 🤣😂

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What do you mean Mike?

We’ve done some studies on this and the data shows otherwise.

You’re cherry picking data to support a hypothesis that’s false. You’re looking at data from single parent households and the correct stat is this: Of single parent households. 51% of single mothers have never been married vs 41% of single dads who have never been married that make up single parent households. Still an issue, but putting it they way you do doesn’t stand. This said. We’re focussed on 43% stat of marriages failing. So… why do marriages fail? And we know women are instigating a lot of the divorces, so what’s up with that? We surveyed 2K people and what women wanted the most in their male partners was emotional intimacy, feeling a lack of understanding etc. Truth is, even younger females (Have u met a gen z?) are seeking this for a long term relationship over someone who is jacked and had the emotional development of a teabag.

@@couplyapp No, that sums up my point quite well. I don't doubt that most single mothers who get pregnant by the douchebags they are attracted to when younger (even if they lie about wanting "emotional maturity", as the 51% stat proves they weren't after) can't find the successful and stable men they want later on, and wind up still single 51% of the time. And cherry picking stats? You're gonna put a 41% single father rate next to a 51% single mother rate like that correlates somehow, when less than 5% of all kids are being raised by a single father? There are more single GRANDMOTHERS raising kids than fathers, but you cherry picked out those numbers bc they were similar to each other to make some kind of point, when the reality is that one of those stats represents millions of kids and one barely represents thousands. I KNOW what you're saying, but it's not anything new. You're arguing that the emotions and feelings that women speak of are real and actually mean something, but they don't. It's no different than the same women who claim to want decent honest men but only go after their opposite. Giving credence to emotional claims is always a bad idea, but especially one this bunk. Gen Z is NOT any more introspective and enlightened than any previous generation, but just like all their predecessors they BELIEVE they are. Pfft, 27% of Gen Z kids are sexual deviants, who don't even acknowledge the reality of sexuality. 1 in 4 is so sideways they are attracted to something that they are not designed to even have sex with, or believe themselves to be a different gender than they actually are. That's even worse than the Boomers who grew up thinking LSD and free love was the future, or the Gen X kids who thought they'd be Goth forever but both grew out of it. There's always a great deal of ignorance and defiance in every young generation, but very little truth. The problem with marriage today is that female emotions and irrationalities are being given validity. It's always been that men may feel like cheating and getting physical bc that's what testosterone does, but things work out best when they don't. Same for the elaborate and nonsensical concepts women come up with about emotional maturity and validation, when they never choose men based on that and marriages are happier when they deal with those instead of expressing them. In the past, women didn't give themselves to, or at the very least didn't give children to, the douchebags and bad boys they liked. They married based on who was best suited to live and love with them, not on vague and nondescript concepts like "emotional maturity" that always just ends up being the same confidence and charisma that every woman crushes on. The difference was that grandma didn't make excuses for her feelings or invent reasons to act on them, and instead married the man her family and faith approved of so she didn't end up 51% alone. After getting married duty and promise mattered more than her feelings and opinions, so marriages stayed together. Just save it, all the "but they were unhappy, oppressed and abused!" rhetoric your little fingers are twitching to type, bc the grandmothers I've talked to wildly disagree with that. You just want your ideas to mean more than truth, and you want the feelings women claim to have to be a representation of their choices, but they don't. The ever widening divorce and single parent dynamics that are increasing step by step with as more and more women are given freedom to act on their feelings is proof of that. Facts and character matter, not feelings and concepts. Men still accept this, but women have stopped. That's why it's getting worse.

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That is SO frustrating. Sorry to hear that ❤️

Here is a great video on this exact subject: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5S3i5KqYsacq7cfeature=shared

Thank you for sharing! You’re so right. There is a lot of education that needs to be done. I love what you said around slating dragons as well! ❤️ 🐉

Absolutely my pleasure Amanda! Thank you so much for sharing your story and all your resources with us.

I think this will help a lot of people!

Thank you for sharing that with us Andrea! Improvements are rarely a straight line, but you’re reflecting and thinking about it! Thank you for coming by 🙏🏻

Thank you 🙏🏻

Thank you for having me on the show! We always have the best conversations. 😁

Thank you!

Thanks so much Janice 🫶