Video Timestamps: 0:00 Welcome 6:25 Topic Introduction 13:48 My Message vs Red Pill Community 19:59 Most Women Marry At Their Level 24:07 Women Use Flaws as a "Back Door" 27:30 Women's Pursuit of Happiness in Relationships 37:41 The Solution 47:30 Questions and Comments
@jstrct10 ай бұрын
I never comment on any videos. I want to say something about what you're doing. I know you read comments all the time, but I just want to say that you are single-handedly improving my marriage just by influencing me with your knowledge on this subject. I've only watched your videos for a week. Your influence has led to some great epiphanies with my wife. Also, I can't ignore the fact that you're also helping me handle these situations 1000% better.. please keep making content 🙏 I am almost in tears typing this.
@smokingcrab229010 ай бұрын
Whatever happens bro. Save your energy. Don't fight with your wife. Don't argue. She won't listen. Detach from her negative contributions to the relationship and just give her space if she's acting up. But if she's doing anything positive to you, then reciprocate, but don't exert more effort than she does. This will Dave your time, energy, focus, emotional capital, and your sanity.
@raamtselon10 ай бұрын
We need to recognise what's wrong and how to solve it. Solving is also a challenge because when the partner refuses or rejects the issue, it will cause frustration, so we need a lot of thought not to break things apart... I recall trying to confront my wife, but she would get up and go outside or lock herself in another room or leave the car in the missle of nowhere... She used to say it was my words, then my tone, then my gestures, then- it's was "accusational".....I had no chance of passing my point across...I have turned into a "control freak" .... While I was very open to examining myself, she wasn't playing fair...this is what broke my heart... Then, she just told me that she had enough and wished to be alone...away from me...not concerned of how our children will be affected... Heartless and self centered...
@juliusmoore21769 ай бұрын
My wife needs to here this content. The problem for me is I’m terrified of her response. She tends to think that everything is all good. In some instances, yes. However, not all is good.
@E_flores_728 ай бұрын
Amen brother
@raamtselon8 ай бұрын
We hear you, bro...takes a good man to open up. Salute 🫡
@ebenezerquartey18810 ай бұрын
You're basically telling women to take accountability. That right there is their kryptonite.
@sana-cm7oc10 ай бұрын
Karyn also admitted that hypergamy is real. Women always have an exit strategy and the next man picked out. Hypergamy is not nuanced. It is very simple. Women always choose the man based on sexual attraction, protection and resources. Women always evaluate if the man they have is the best they can do.
@smoothlyabrasive98059 ай бұрын
@@arcotstyleNO !
@buncey25365 ай бұрын
@@sana-cm7oc Hypergamy is a feeling, no tangible.
@sana-cm7oc5 ай бұрын
@@buncey2536 you are incorrect but it is a waste of time because you've rejected objective reality.
@Animatthias10 ай бұрын
Here's the problem with hypergamy: Initially, it is meant to make women pick the top men in their socal circle. This worked out nicely until social media gave women the impression that random NBA players are now part of their social circle...
@RegulusOrigin10 ай бұрын
That aspect of social media is not only a fuel for delusional hypergamy, but also the massive expectation versus reality gap that drives untold misery for both women and men. The subconscious mind is deeply seated and struggles to differentiate the black mirror of a smartphone from reality.
@ValentineDonato10 ай бұрын
The onset of social media exacerbated the hypergamous nature of women, whatever is trending when it comes to intersexual dynamics will always be a comparison to their husbands
@hv232810 ай бұрын
@animatthias great comment sir
@chicopapo24728 ай бұрын
Although she says Hypergamy not the majority of women, It is and it has always existed. And its not going anywhere
@Animatthias8 ай бұрын
@@chicopapo2472 Correct! And it shouldn't go anywhere. Thanks to both, the men's proclivity to conceive as many children with as many women as possible AND thanks to hypergamy, we are as many, as strong and as genetically rich as we are today. All we need is the AWARENESS on the side of women that this is their nature, which allows them to deal with it correctly. Just like faithful men refrain, through sheer will power, from sleeping around. Feminism, the commercial industry and social media are working against this.
@jasondesselles916810 ай бұрын
You are speaking truth. The kind of truth that gets men cancelled for saying it.
@mongrelmotorsports10 ай бұрын
I'm just waiting for a couple of those key players in the Manosphere to catch wind of this episode. I believe that, sadly, they will probably attack her.
@practicallyheidi850510 ай бұрын
I was 23 when I married my 30 year old husband. I married up. He had a career and a new house. He got a young, thin, innocent 23 year old. He is the man of the house. I respect all his decisions. It is easy to do when he is older. Women like older men. We have a beautiful life and family 23 years later.
@raamtselon10 ай бұрын
So good of you! Keep it out. Stay his best friend and lover
@kaleomariz100010 ай бұрын
Well, I wish I could be like your husband. But I can’t be like that to my wife. She is a doctor, and I am teacher. She earns more than me and pays all the bills basically. My money barely makes a scratch to support her standard of living. I don’t know what she saw in me. But certainly she don’t see me the way you see your husband. It does make our marriage kind of lame; because I can’t be a man she looks up to, I can’t be her hero the way I used to be when she was a young vulnerable student.
@PushingThroughThePain10 ай бұрын
@@CarolinaSearchingI used to think that when we decided to swap roles. She went out to earn the living and I closed my IT business to take care of the kiddos. Little did I know that she was sleeping with other men. Two I know of. Others I suspected. The medical field is notorious for women sleeping around...I only found that out after it was too late. For us men, we don't care. But for many women, they do. This lady, Karen, is also painting all women with one brush, ignoring a lot of nuance. Many women ARE hypergamous. A smaller section of women are not. I suspect either Karen is not, or has a husband who she sees as the best she can get.
@practicallyheidi850510 ай бұрын
@@CarolinaSearching with all due respect you are answering for your husband. Submission is a beautiful thing reserved exclusively for wives.
@smokingcrab229010 ай бұрын
Congrats. You got your sugar daddy. I dated younger women in my late 20's (I was 28-29 and they were anywhere from 22-24) and there was an ocean of maturity and mental bandwidth between us. Felt like I was dating a toddler. And all they wanted was the same as you - an older guy to bring everything to the table for them while all they had to do was look pretty.
@geography_guy33510 ай бұрын
I think that woman sometimes fall in love and marry an ideal fictional version of her boyfriend/fiance. Then once his flaws finally penetrate that glamour it shatters the their perception. At that point a woman needs to decide if she can see her husband as a good man with flaws like anything else or she can constantly zero in on his flaws. Too many women choose the latter
@ravenraven96610 ай бұрын
Thank you for your comment.... A good man with flaws....as a woman who has experienced abusive men....I now get so careful not to overlook the red flags..if you know what I mean...like wanting to give people the benefit of the doubt...but i think i can now recognize a good man...we all fall short at times...
@geography_guy33510 ай бұрын
@@ravenraven966 I totally agree that if a flaw represents a major character defect then a person shouldn't marry them. One personal example in over excessive nitpicking is my wife doesn't like it when I read anything for more than a couple minutes in her presence. She accuses me of never paying attention to her. When I was finishing my degree I actually could never do my homework when she was home because she kept getting mad at me. So I would go up to the university to do my homework on weekends
@ravenraven96610 ай бұрын
@@geography_guy335 , I understand what your saying....does she need constant attention....so you give her some attention....but she sounds maybe insecure 🤔 or maybe not sure of your love.... I'm just sad for you
@geography_guy33510 ай бұрын
@@ravenraven966 not quite constant attention. She doesn't want me "avoiding" her. I generally love reading. I have ADHD and I can tend to hyperfocus when I read novels. She could snap me out it but doesn't like that she can't get me immediate attention. The thing that bothers me most is that when she's reading something she jumps down my throat when I make a noise. When I used to read physical books I was fine with her watching TV in the background
@valdius8510 ай бұрын
It happens to men as well.
@simonjarvis252310 ай бұрын
So why are there not more women like you? Ones that just talk straight sense. God bless you. Keep the wisdom moving.
@ShyMplsMale10 ай бұрын
@simonjarvis2523 Because a lot of women (and men) are in victim mode and can't get themselves out. Some love the feeling of being hopeless and will continue to revel in it. It's harder to make a change than to stay where one is.
@smokingcrab229010 ай бұрын
@ShyMplsMale, correct. Unfortunately many will never understand how empowering it is to reject the victim mentality and just do the best with what you can control.
@sana-cm7oc10 ай бұрын
@@ShyMplsMale Karyn blames men as victims but says that women are emotional beings that are 'wired' a certain way. Anger is not victim. Anger is the expression of an unmet need.
@sana-cm7oc10 ай бұрын
@@smokingcrab2290 Like dump the witch or just cheat.
@paraclefire10 ай бұрын
She did the work
@importdoc710 ай бұрын
You are changing relationships. I hope you go totally viral. You are the Jordan Peterson of women’s psychology.
@thehappywifeschool10 ай бұрын
I appreciate your support and kind words. Thank you for watching today.
@TV-oc4ml10 ай бұрын
She’s changing nothing- people change
@johnny_corleone10 ай бұрын
@@TV-oc4mlwell she is definitely helping facilitate the change people not understanding how or why they may need to.
@SALTYCOMBATDIVER-ExInstructor10 ай бұрын
I have been watching her subscriptions climb since her last video before Christmas (I have been subscribed since early fall but noticed HappyWifeSchool was getting shown on other channels). I have told my spouse and both of my therapists (personal and marriage) about her. My spouse has pretty much blown up on me for sharing it. The therapists haven't said what they think. I tell everyone Karyn understands what I'm experiencing.
@smokingcrab229010 ай бұрын
It's phenomenal what she's doing. But regardless of the truth she speaks, women won't actually change until an act of God makes them realize that they gotta listen to reason and not their arbitrary base instincts.
@raamtselon10 ай бұрын
I agree, Karyn. I did stand up to her. She decided to have her family and friends on her side and turn her child before marriage- whom i adopted at age 10 - on me. I kept telling her i need a wife, not a daughter, but she stayed childish...
@PJHEATERMAN6 ай бұрын
I adopted and raised her child like my own. He was only 10 months old when we met and i adopted him at 7 years old as i was the only father he knew. Then she cheated. Apparently, she was an 8th grade schoolgirl trying to operate as a 33 year old adult. It didn't work out and she self destructed.
@stldogcash5 ай бұрын
Sorry that happened to you. Man to man: never play step-daddy again. Women got to take accountability for their failed relationships, and men got to take accountability by ceasing being an enabler of women terminating their relationships. 80% of divorces initiated by them. They need to learn how to make it work and stop being saved by men wearing their capes to come and clean up the mess. If you know you a King then treat yourself like one and build your own kingdom.
@yourdailydoseofcommonsense549510 ай бұрын
Karyn, i showed my wife your videos, and she initially got SO triggered 😂 but eventually she came around! Took about a week of watching your videos by herself, to come to realize how shes messed up. She did a complete 180 and we havent fought since. So thank you for all your content! Now, to red pill the rest of the women in my family 😅
@APsGTG10 ай бұрын
Let’s hear an in depth analysis of how things improved and changed for you and your wife.
@yourdailydoseofcommonsense549510 ай бұрын
@puffjig7143 before: constant nagging, wanting me to speak her love language, burdening me with the responsibility of HER happiness, gaslighting me, etc etc. Everything except the sex; she wants it more than me, but she didn't realize how emasculating me was killing all my sex drive. Anyway, after about 2 weeks of these videos, my wife makes a conscious effort to be FRIENDLY, not nag, letting me rest, gives me back rubs, if she's getting angry I give her a look and she corrects herself 😅 gives me compliments and shows gratitude for what I provide for the family. Feels like truly "happily married" in all sense of the phrase.
@sana-cm7oc10 ай бұрын
Karyn is not red pill.
@davidhuffman40368 ай бұрын
Goodluck
@Soulja4ChristWeAreAtWar10 ай бұрын
The problem is when people treat hypergamy is an ideology. Instead of treating it like it just is true as a generality, and what can you do about it. Not as there's nothing you can do about it as a man or even as a woman. As Rollo Tommasi said, "Hypergamy is NOT a straight jacket." The Truth will set you free. Hypergamy being a Truth doesn't mean you are a victim. It only makes you a victim if you let that fact control you.
@geography_guy33510 ай бұрын
I think that in most cases you give up your power when you're angry. However there is also righteous anger which isn't the same
@valdius8510 ай бұрын
Depends if one controls the anger and so on.
@CDRFINANCE6 ай бұрын
Righteous anger built the world and the how men express emotions, women are scared of this yet benefit massively with soft lives as a result.
@Reindeer91110 ай бұрын
Preach it! This is one of the best perspectives yet on the topic I have run across yet! Thank you!
@PushingThroughThePain10 ай бұрын
Anger is a response to perceived injustice, not victimization. Yes, anger can arise from victimhood, however think of any injustice that provokes anger, like murdered babies, and that resulting anger is not from any personal victimization, but rather the injustice of innocent blood shed. The problem is that victimhood has been conflated with injustice for so long in our culture that is hard for Americans to conceptually divorce the two.
@ravenraven96610 ай бұрын
Yes...I couldn't agree more...
@susanhaines73585 ай бұрын
Give an example of a injustice in your personal life that makes you angry.
@PushingThroughThePain5 ай бұрын
@@susanhaines7358 @susanhaines7358 my ex wife falsely accusing me of grape and s*xual vi*lence towards her to anyone who will listen in an attempt to ruin the progress I have made since she left our children and I for one of the men she was cheating with while we were married. While I won't get justice for her slandering my name, her cheating on me, or abandoning or children, and her actions anger me, I'm have not and will not act on my anger because I won't allow her selfish choices to affect how I live moving forward. I do not consider myself a victim, but a victor for overcoming my feelings of anger, hurt, and betrayal to make a better life for my kids and I, even with her continued attempts to hamper my efforts. The fact that I've moved past her, and she's still trying to destroy my life shows that I'm growing while she can't let go of her bad choices. And before you tell me that by sharing this, it's proof that I can't let go either, I'm merely responding to the question asking me to share an example. This is the best one I've got.
@TheConqueror00910 ай бұрын
A womans past matters as it is an indicator for her future. Accountability is key.
@dahlenu10 ай бұрын
A woman’s goal is to find the perfect man and then change him.
@hv232810 ай бұрын
Ha!
@SKBottom9 ай бұрын
They do have a tendency to shoot themselves in the foot on the regular.
@hihaters20048 ай бұрын
😂😂 💯
@tomhitchcock81956 ай бұрын
Lol Train him!
@cryptojihadi2656 ай бұрын
Lmao and then divorce him because he's not the man she married.
@reifsnyderb10 ай бұрын
Ok. I just reached the 45 minute mark. You just said something along the lines of we should be responsible for our actions. I agree with this, and have no problem with being responsible for my actions. However, in a marriage it takes two. The problem is that the laws make the man responsible for the wife's actions no matter what. It's because if she decides to file for divorce, because she decides she's just not happy, he gets to pay, pay, and pay. So, the only way for the man to truly be responsible for his actions is to avoid this stacked deck we call marriage. Then, the man can be responsible for just himself and not be held responsible for taking care of and being enslaved to someone who now hates him and wants to take him for everything she can get. Screw this.
@johnb.stewart40467 ай бұрын
Divorce is cash and prizes for women
@CDRFINANCE6 ай бұрын
For any person to still push marriage in 2024, I question both their sanity and authenticity.
@susanhaines73585 ай бұрын
It kinda makes a person see how date nights and staying connected to their wife less expensive than adivorce. .
@malama_ka_aina10 ай бұрын
Been watching for some weeks now (never commented). Tried sharing with my wife but she is definitely in victim wonderland. Is it too far gone? Not sure, I've made peace with it and am here to support her but I'm not from this country so I will ultimately go back home where women/society isn't always looking for the next best thing, better neighborhood, better school district, larger house, new car, faster internet, you get the point. People where I'm from are ok with life and take it as it comes. Well done professor
@sana-cm7oc10 ай бұрын
Women always looking for the next best thing is part of hypergamy.
@bizarre622710 ай бұрын
Were are you from?
@Privateprivateprivy10 ай бұрын
Not all women are like that. I'm definitely not, ask my husband. Many women are not like that
@malama_ka_aina10 ай бұрын
@@bizarre6227 Benue State, Nigeria
@calilavello497910 ай бұрын
Usually when men speak out on this subject, a bunch of trolls will assume they are incels 🤦♂️ but at the same time, these videos didn’t just pop on your recommendations lol
@Karll5412 ай бұрын
Anytime a man criticizes a woman the incel comments come out. It’s absolutely wild
@lishanmulugeta45899 ай бұрын
Karyn, I wish we had you 23 years ago. I could have saved myself from 13 years of trauma tic life with a narcicistic wife.
@MichaelEdwardWright110 ай бұрын
Strong symmetry means that women, in their own words, had to “settle.”
@hihaters20048 ай бұрын
Exactly but she’s staying on code
@CDRFINANCE6 ай бұрын
It’s men that settle
@christys.39125 ай бұрын
The only one that can fill the void in us is God! Our creator, our Most High. With Him as the authority in our lives, He can fix anything broken within us. And he can certainly fix our relationships.
@buncey25365 ай бұрын
Him ?
@christys.39125 ай бұрын
@@buncey2536 yes Him.
@meenki3479 ай бұрын
So many KZbinr's pronounce "hypergamy" incorrectly as hyper-gamy as in hypersonic. Thanks for pronouncing it correctly! Hy-pergamy.
@Sbi-x7f10 ай бұрын
12:30 i'm surprised that she views hypergamy as unsupportive or making men angry. when I first learned about hypergamy from red pill, I took it in the most positive way in the sense that I need to raise my standards to get quality women. (I also learned that hypergamy can easily turn into delusion for women who have unrealistic standards!)
@sana-cm7oc10 ай бұрын
Karyn does not like hypergamy because she knows it is real and she cannot defend it. If all of these men listening to her got red pilled, then Karyn would not have a business because the men would dump their wives.
@CDRFINANCE6 ай бұрын
Me too, people who mention the redpill or manosphere have no business commenting unless they name names and break down, using logic and reason, why they disagree. Of course they won’t cause they will be wrong, not to mention it takes around three years to internalise the message, not watch a few Andrew Tate videos (the top G) and then condemn the whole movement.
@valdius8510 ай бұрын
Struggling with porn is so common I wished you talked about it. Obviously not always, but sometimes women push their men towards it and then they don’t understand the side effects.
@IBNED6 ай бұрын
Porn is an issue....depends if the woman wants to shoot their man or help him get treatment together to deal with this REAL problem
@ancienttech46362 ай бұрын
Karyn: You are the "Jordan Peterson" of the layman's world. Thank you for distilling the truths down to things we can all understand without having to have a PhD! ❤
@stevecampbell762010 ай бұрын
Used to hear the Negative reinfircement from my Mother-in-Law to my wife " You could have done better" My wife revealed this statement to me a few times. When the kids were grown my wife finished her College degree ( with my encouragement) within a few years I saw all the signs. She filed and BYE. At least the courts were fair. But the damage is done with my relationships with 2 of our 3 grown kids. I appreciate everything that you do. I pray it helps other people.
@JohnJohnson-rc6ci10 ай бұрын
Thank you. Very well said. I got my wife to watch one of your videos, the reaction was that you have labeled all women flawed, I'm typical trying to shift blame and have found a sounding board in you as a traitor to real women. So there you have it! I don't except or receive any of her crap and march on in the truth that sets me free. Keep up the good work. Shalom. ❤
@dboc20007 ай бұрын
Stand tall in God's truth, my friend. Pray for them that He will remove the obstacles. Keep loving, but set limits. That's all we can do until and unless they are ready to change. It is far better for us to be healed and strong in this situation rather than the way we were.
@christys.39125 ай бұрын
Well it's true all people are flawed. Very flawed.. some more than others.
@JagirReehal9 ай бұрын
Such a powerful and truthful channel. Well done for creating it. Your wisdom and understandings are so badly needed in todays world. Wishing you massive success.
@ShyMplsMale10 ай бұрын
I was watching a different video and it made me realize that men need to start saying no to women. Not in a mean way but in a "you standing up for yourself and not putting up with certain behavior" type of way. Be playful and light with them but don't accept rude behavior. Most women concentrate on what they don't have instead of what they do have. Stop trying to please them. Women, deep down, want to please their man and be with a man who will say no to them because that shows you are in charge and you can make her feel safe. She can't feel safe with a doormat. Almost all men will say yes to a woman or do whatever it takes to get some sex from their wife or girlfriend. It's like giving a kid candy so they will stop screaming in the store. Love and appreciate your wife or girlfriend for who they are and truly see the beauty in them but if they are disrespecting you and you are finding yourself putting in more and more effort while things are getting worse and worse.... just stop. Say no and "hold frame". If they don't want to change and don't want to respect you and/or withhold sex from you, no matter what, you need to start looking into moving on with life without her. You will be much happier and that's the truth. It's going to suck at first but most men who are confident and sure of themselves (at least to a certain extent) know deep down they will be much happier being single than with a woman who is unhappy and ungrateful. Facts!
@sana-cm7oc10 ай бұрын
who cares if it is mean. men need to demonstrate not explain
@mongrelmotorsports10 ай бұрын
I learned to say 'no' several years ago, and not just to my wife. It has proven to be one of the better tools in my toolbox.
@ShyMplsMale10 ай бұрын
@@sana-cm7oc there is a difference between a bitter man who says no and a good man that says no.
@ShyMplsMale10 ай бұрын
@@mongrelmotorsports I agree brother
@CDRFINANCE6 ай бұрын
Thank you for saying moving on without her and not finding another often worse replacement, men need to say no to women period and not date or entertain them until they learn to like themselves or they will destroy whatever you built for her and any children.
@Bill-o2t9 ай бұрын
I married a woman that had been married before, this was my first. Her ex hit her and it ended in divorce. After being with her for 30 years and being treated the way I was, I understand why he broke and hit her. Not that it was right for him to hit her but it was the result of her treatment of him. I've lived this treatment and understand the frustration. The difference is that I'm a sigma male and she wasn't smart enough to change her tactics with me. The only thing I ever complained about with her was the lack of sex. She figured if she withheld it from me that she could break me, didn't happen. She moved out, thinking that would shake me up, that too didn't work. After a total of 40 years being married she still can't understand that sex is the most important thing to keep a marriage happy and moving forward. I told her that she caused her first husband to snap, but of course it was his fault not hers. Just as everything is my fault in our marriage, and she has done nothing wrong.
@wbtittle4 ай бұрын
There is a conundrum in the "Camp Responsibility" discussion. No matter what IT IS MY FAULT. I don't mean that I take on the responsibility of others. I mean that It is my fault that the ethiopians are starving. Why? Because I haven't taken out the Donation Industrial Complex.. If I could block the do gooders and get them to let the Ethiopians alone, the ethiopians would figure it out... (Apologies to the Ethiopians, you were just being pushed on me in my youth as starving..) My actions and inactions are mine to own. But this leaves a hole ... Unless they see the conundrum and step into the hug, they can't quite see the truth. The conundrum of a woman going into a bar dressed scantily who gets SAd? Is it her fault? NO? Is it her fault? OMG YES!. Both statements are true. Accepting that two things are true at the same time that seem opposed. That is not easy. I have a friend who is going out with a woman who was abused by her previous 2 spouses. The story I am hearing has be wanting to tell my friend to walk away now.. That her two spouses assaulted her has 2 different angles that make one want to back away. But who am I?
@lewisgroberg10 ай бұрын
This was an incredibly useful show. I love the concept of responsibility and how victimhood never is a good solution. I love your channel every show supplies useful ideas and thought patterns, thank you so much.
@emiliogonzalez79708 ай бұрын
Marriage with a license is what gives state courts jurisdiction over marriages. (Read the marriage license). There is another way to get married lawfully. There is a term in the military called rules to engagement. They study the subject (marriage, woman's background, family, job history) and think of strategies and options available before engagement (marriage) to minimize collateral damage if the relationship fails but at the same time reinforce the relationship if it stays in tact.
@petercalkins24510 ай бұрын
Haven't heard the magic word yet = Forgiveness for personal growth ;especially of parents , of self & understanding of others. "That's life" is so much more comfortable with ur skills .Thanks
@henryhorn409710 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for your content Karyn. After watching all of your videos I was hungry for more. I found Lisa A Romano and it has changed my life. The subconscious mind controls everything. We can’t change anything until we learn to look within, at the thoughts we learned in childhood, with a discerning eye. I am now awake. I would love to hear you and Lisa talk about this one day. 😊
@se7ensiinz5 ай бұрын
Hypergamy is not just a socioeconomic thing. It’s a perception of value. Meaning that if a woman thinks she’s missing something from a guy she will mate switch to the next guy who DOES have what she’s missing at the current time.
@mrgrow241710 ай бұрын
Most men want to stay because they are trying to please their narcissistic mothers in their lovers or wives . Forgive your mother's and just do you men ,and boys !
@CDRFINANCE6 ай бұрын
Exactly, it started with mummy dearest, mine was a real piece of work, void of empathy and love.
@rockkstah255010 ай бұрын
Another awesome one Karyn! Lots of good stuff thank you very much. There’s some what negativity and anger on some of the red pill channels and your right about that. Navigating through red pill roads when trying to get healthy emotionally, mentally, spiritually can be tricky. In avoiding all the nonsense that are just anger.Thank you again.
@samueleriksson953510 ай бұрын
How can you learn and grow from the fact that the system is against you? Does the fact that the divorce court regularly murders the souls of men entail some lesson you can take with you to then better yourself? Not every reaction comes from the victim camp is where I am coming from.
@importdoc710 ай бұрын
Hi Karyn. Love your chats
@DJPapzin9 ай бұрын
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 06:22 🤔 *Hypergamy Overview* - Hypergamy is a concept that suggests women marry up in social hierarchies. - The red pill community often discusses hypergamy, sometimes portraying it as a fixed and disempowering aspect. 14:47 🧐 *Hypergamy and Men's Empowerment* - Hypergamy can make men feel powerless and stuck in anger if seen as an unchangeable reality. - Emasculation is highlighted as a strategy that can be effective on good men, emphasizing the importance of men taking control. 19:00 📚 *Study on Hypergamy* - A study covering marriages in England from 1837 to 2021 challenges the notion of widespread female hypergamy. - The evidence suggests strong symmetry in marital behaviors between men and women throughouthistory. 23:06 🔄 *Women's Partner Selection* - Women tend to choose partners with similar social backgrounds, lifestyles, and commonalities. - Women might also choose men with potential, even if they currently have flaws, seeking to shape and mold them. 25:12 🚪 *Back Door in Relationships* - Women often choose men with flaws or challenges to have a "back door" in the relationship. - Regardless of choosing up, laterally, or down, women may exploit a man's shortcomings as an exit strategy. 26:00 🕵 *Understanding Hypergamy: Simplifying Truth* - The speaker prefers a simple truth over nuanced explanations. - Hypergamy, as discussed in certain communities, is seen as complicated and disempowering. 27:34 🧠 *How Women Choose Men: Emotional Decision-Making* - Women make choices in men emotionally, seeking romantic feelings, love, and fulfillment. - The emphasis is on the human pursuit of happiness and emotional connections in relationships. 29:50 🕊 *The Constant Pursuit of Happiness* - Humans, regardless of background, share a common pursuit of happiness. - Misunderstanding the nature of happiness leads to seeking fulfillment in external factors. 31:28 🔄 *InternalSource of Happiness* - The foundational teaching is that no external factor can make one happy. - Happiness is an internal experience derived from a healthy relationship with oneself. 32:23 🗣 *Communication in Unhappiness* - Common scenario: women express unhappiness in a relationship without taking full responsibility. - Men often hear phrases like "I'm unhappy" or "I don't think I love you anymore." 34:02 🚪 *Leaving a Marriage: Unhappiness vs. Hypergamy* - Women leaving marriages are more likely driven by unhappiness than hypergamy. - The speaker emphasizes the illusion of thinking a new man will fill the emotional void. 36:08 💔 *Relationships After Leaving: The Cycle* - Leaving one relationship for another doesn't solve unhappiness; it continues the cycle. - Unhappiness often stems from an individual's internal issues rather than external circumstances. 37:45 🌱 *Solution: Taking Responsibility* - The solution for both men and women lies in taking responsibility for their own growth. - Men are encouraged to regain their strength, while women are urged to recognize destructive habits. 39:21 🔄 *Changing Oneself for Relationship Dynamics* - Changing oneself is the only way to understand what a relationship can be. - The emphasis is on taking 100% responsibility for one's experience, regardless of the partner's changes. 43:55 🎓 *Courses for Transformation* - The speaker offers courses for women focused on building a healthy relationship with oneself. - For men, there's a course to help reclaim power and navigate relationships constructively. 46:41 🤔 *Intentions Behind Choices: Victimhood vs. Responsibility* - Choices, like MGTOW or leaving a marriage, should be rooted in responsibility, not victimhood. - Embracing life's unfairness as an opportunity for growth is essential for personal freedom. 49:34 🌅 *Recognizing When a Relationship Is Too Far Gone* - A relationship is deemed too far gone when there's no willingness on both sides to make it work. - Total dysfunction, continuous fighting, and lack of connection signify a point of no return. 51:41 🌞 *Women's happiness and healthy relationships* - Emphasis on making time for personal activities. - Importance of intentional self-care for fulfillment. - Connecting personal happiness to better relationships. 52:10 🆓 *Upcoming updates on free course for women* - Acknowledgment of the question about the free course. - Collaboration with a new website developer for updates. - Anticipated release within the next two months. 52:51 🧠 *Impact of an absent father on women's relationships* - Clarification of the topic's interest in the impact of an absent father. - Perspective shift on responsibility and choice in relationships. - Rejecting the idea that past circumstances define adult relationships. 54:09 🔄 *Life's challenges, choices, and perspective* - Empowering perspective on life's challenges. - Disconnection from the narrative of blaming childhood for adult choices. - Emphasis on personal choices and decisions shaping experiences. 55:32 🎭 *Dealing with life's difficulties* - Quirky response from Candace Owens about life's difficulties. - Encouragement to face life's challenges with resilience. - Urging a shift from victimhood to empowerment. 56:28 🛍 *Wrapping up and personal plans* - Mention of plans for the afternoon with husband. - Decision to make soup or chili for the cold weather. - Expressing excitement about the Chiefs game tonight.
@tgold84227 ай бұрын
Great honest presentation as usual. Thank k you for your time and insight. Ms Karyn is so correct on so much. Having said that here is one simple expanded definition of “hypergamy” that is not as nuanced: 18-29 - want “bad boys” Bad boys won’t settle down. 29 - 30 settle with “good man” who is “flawed”. But switch is still only turned on by “bad boys”. Leads to looking for ”happiness”. Really appreciate these videos. Keep up the good work.
@s.hutton210010 ай бұрын
I must say you do look very happy 😂 regards Stephen in Melbourne Australia.
@SALTYCOMBATDIVER-ExInstructor10 ай бұрын
Go look at her earlier videos. She glows now (not that she didn't before, she has just continued to shine more as she goes).
@Hybrid_Soul7 ай бұрын
Anger is coming from the lens of a victim. Karen, you are brilliant.
@Steverz3210 ай бұрын
Great class Karyn👍I will be stealing the phrase….. Life is hard, GET A HELMET 🪖 😂🤣😂
@thehappywifeschool10 ай бұрын
@steverz32, thank you so much for watching and supporting the channel. It's a great phrase - I hope Candace Owens makes it a t-shirt.
@Steverz3210 ай бұрын
@@thehappywifeschool me too! Cause I love me some Candice Owen🥰🥰🥰
@JSiracusan10 ай бұрын
I appreciate the balanced approach here. I know lots of dudes that are martyrs too. We gotta take care of ourselves first. I also appreciate calling out the victim in everyone. For those interested in a deeper dive into victim... look up the karpman Drama triangle. I think "happiness" is a hard thing to tangle with, you implied that it's: meaning, fulfillment... I think that's pretty good and a lot of it and I also think it's one of those things that people have a lot of different definitions for. it's complex. Sometimes, it's challenge, sometimes it's receiving, sometimes giving, it's a lot... maybe we could just say feeling like we're expanding? I also think this gets so complicated in long term relationships... many dynamics at play... people losing themselves... rediscovering themselves, changing... individuating... No matter the case the drama triangle applies and if you can see yourself in that you have the possibility of choice. One thing you don't get at is having kids.... you've never spoken of that, so I don't think you have any Karyn, and I think it complicates things greatly.
@wbtittle3 ай бұрын
You cannot escape the conundrum. A choice has to be made. You have to live with your choice.
@mannygathers211410 ай бұрын
You are definitely “not” the typical “Karen” of today’s society 😂 Keep up the excellent and much needed teaching Karen. You are appreciated🦾
@hklilly48549 ай бұрын
‘Most men want to stay, most men want to work things out?’ Please give empowering advice on divorcing the emasculating adulterating wife and not losing half of your net worth.
@Soulja4ChristWeAreAtWar10 ай бұрын
That study doesn't prove anything, and doesn't take into account the Father's involvement in who the daughter married and doesn't take into account societal stigmas. It certainly doesn't take into account the last several years where those things have changed, and what has happened when women were given the freedom to choose on their own. There are many studies that show hypergamy is real and women do this when those things are removed.
@taniazify10 ай бұрын
I stay in my lane… no problem. Chasing ‘goddesses’ is a recipe for disaster and destruction. Let those who hyper-game do so at their own peril… no need to get involved
@ottifantiwaalkes92897 ай бұрын
I truly believe happiness is a state of mind.
@mattkaminski661810 ай бұрын
Your content is fantastic. It won't help our marriage but still, spot on information. In my opinion, or maybe I missed it somewhere, you seem to combine two different things into one word. While there is nothing wrong with happiness or being happy, no one should chase it. You buy a new car, you're happy. You get your favorite meal, you're happy. Unfortunately, those things are fleeting and short lived; leaving someone trying to find something to replace it with. Joy, on the other hand, is exactly as you describe in your content. Joy is finding contentment, love, happiness, forgiveness, fulfillment, etc in what you have. It is what we should wake up in the morning and choose to fill ourselves with. You find joy in your spouse, despite their flaws, looking past them and knowing what blessings you have with them. Our pastor constantly preaches, do not chase happiness, fill yourself with joy instead. Just my opinion, please keep up the great content.
@kaleomariz100010 ай бұрын
In the Greek language there are two words for happiness. 1) Eudaimonia: it’s the happiness you get when you go shopping, when you get a new car, and basically every type thrill we get due to material things. 2) Makarios (or Makaryos): this is happiness that is permanent. The Bible translates this word to English as “blessed”, as in ‘blessed are poor in spirit’. In my home language (Portuguese) it is translated to “Well-gifted”. Jesus didn’t promise a constant flow of cheap thrills that we call happiness. He promised “Godly joy”. There are many Christian’s there who aren’t living the best marriages. Some have married the wrong person, but they know that disobeying God by divorcing and looking for a thrilling love story won’t be a blessed enterprise. I can relate with your words. God bless you!
@mongrelmotorsports10 ай бұрын
I must admit that I dislike using 'happiness' as the descriptor. I lean more towards 'contentment', but that may also not be accurate. Karyn does explain her definition of happiness elsewhere in her videos and it's not as...flowery?...as most people take it.
@Bamidele-ee8ch9 ай бұрын
Specifically, the term is fortune hunting, which is a term used to describe a woman who is trying to marry rich.
@sirellyn10 ай бұрын
You said to men: "What is the limitation in me (men) that allowed me to give away my power to my wife in this emasculating way? And have her treat me this way?" How does this work if your wife threatens to leave and take your kids and financially ruin you? What is the limitation there? Not getting married? Not seeing it beforehand? Something else? The man supposed to ignore the welfare of the kids? I definitely believe in agency. I'll need some help finding it here.
@CDRFINANCE6 ай бұрын
She needs to tell men this, to not get married, especially young men, it will be lambs to the slaughter
@sirellyn6 ай бұрын
@@CDRFINANCE You also have to continue the species, and men DESERVE to be allowed to be dads in every way that women DESERVE to be allowed to be moms. It's just the men side and the species survival side isn't being represented here.
@CDRFINANCE6 ай бұрын
@@sirellynI’m all for families minus the government contract that rewards women for breaking it. Change that and I will be all for it again in the west. Young men need to stack cash and go to a country that the laws favour men when she isn’t happy and wants to wreck the home he built for her and the children.
@1979tomingo10 ай бұрын
I'm afraid all the dislikes are from women.
@paulbooij759410 ай бұрын
Last week I think you said Hypergamy didn't exist, so I am interested to hear what you say now.
@SALTYCOMBATDIVER-ExInstructor10 ай бұрын
I think she meant that it wasn't a real thing. That it was like chasing the dragon or some sort of ghost.
@theparttimehomemaker10 ай бұрын
Great perspective as always! We definitely live in our sob stories- you're right.
@JamesPetroff10 ай бұрын
A study in England on jumping up in class is difficult because class is a central social issue in England; where in the U.S. race is such an issue. In England, they are not succeding in hypergamy, perhaps because the barriers are more difficult.
@LionKimbro10 ай бұрын
I appreciate Karyn Seitz, but I disagree with the idea that anger is always an expression of being a victim. Anger is NOT always an expression of being a victim. Anger is also something that we feel, and something that we feel when we stand up for what is right, or when we set about to put our life in order. Anger can be highly responsible. Karyn Seitz uses anger very effectively and very responsibly, in her own work here.
@etttie16 ай бұрын
Thank you❤
@ChristiGrobbelaar10 ай бұрын
Excelent!
@CryptoKernels10 ай бұрын
I had to stop what I was doing in order to chime in. You’re not a man, save your “study.” Hypergamy is everywhere!!!
@valdius8510 ай бұрын
No, it’s not.
@APsGTG10 ай бұрын
I think she’s speaking to women who were late teens before social media. I guess for them it’s true. For the modern day woman, the average 25 year old American female, hypergamy is rampant.
@davidfriesen9512Ай бұрын
WORTHY IS GOD OF ALL GLORY HONOUR AND BLESSING FOREVER HALLELUJAH. THE TRUTH IS MARCHING ON. KARYN YOU ARE A CHRISTIAN SOLDIER . 😂 THANK YOU DEAR GOD FOR THESE VIDEOS. HALLELUJAH
@a367404 ай бұрын
GOAT!!!!
@Eugwel6 ай бұрын
Ur a sweetheart. Thank God for you. The Holy Spirit is upon you.
@rayrwyr6 ай бұрын
Hypergamy is real and practiced by most women. Hypergamy has broken the online dating. Top 80% women want (and don't mind sharing) the same top 4% men. The bottom 80% of the men are invisible to women to top 80% women. During my recent online experience, I am noticing this pattern repeatedly: after two successful dates women are cancelling the already scheduled and confirmed third date at the last moment because she found someone more exciting.
@orangeandslinky10 ай бұрын
The manosphere seems to be understanding what your saying, but you bring us much quicker to what we are guessing about. The woman wanting to change us from who they picked,to someone we are not, is also a common thing on our (could it be this ?) list. We like who we married as you are, or we would not have got married at all. Do men want to be empowered and all that psycho work? No, we don't. Marriage was a place to rest and love for us. We don't want to fix a deeply unhappy woman. We don't even know how to do that. Do we see flaws in our wife? Yeah, but it's no big deal, nobody is flawless. No woman or man is flawless. The light switch of "on and off" you speak of as what ALL women do is so sad. We never saw that coming at all. A woman really don't need no man, sadly. So we are not compatible long before we ever even met! It's really bad news, but we believe you. Marriage must stop. We are just men, not therapists.
@smokingcrab229010 ай бұрын
Women follow their instincts during different phases of every relationship they have. Their priorities change without notice and they don't communicate it. So they project their expectations onto the man to change to match her own instincts about whatever it is she's prioritizing over you. And she expects you to be 100% okay with it.
@orangeandslinky10 ай бұрын
@@smokingcrab2290 We very often do even know she wants someone else than who she married. It really is the goal of a woman to change the man she married into someone no one ever even met. We just guessed at all this stuff for years. Now we know for sure. It's really bad news. Now we have to go to plan B, and we don't have a Plan B...................yet. Together we will work on it. For sure a woman must be replaced and many men are working successfully on that right now. A man's needs are few and simple, so replacing a woman won't be that hard. A woman will procreate for money anytime anywhere. It will take time , but at least we know for sure this is not only broken, it needs to be fully replaced. Men fix and replace things by nature.
@orangeandslinky10 ай бұрын
@@smokingcrab2290 Can you make a deal or a covenant with a person who lives by this code? "A woman has the RIGHT to change her mind, about anything, at any time, for any reason, as many times as she wants to."
@CDRFINANCE6 ай бұрын
@@smokingcrab2290that’s a demon possessed child you just described
@slingoking9 ай бұрын
I am blown away by your channel. I have nuanced (I'm male) disagreements. Those shows and who they bring on, for instance. Try being a single male, with a modicum of success, and see what shows up to your dating advances - I can assure you that what you see on those channnels is closer to reality than not. However I am happily hopeful that men pay attention to what you're saying about hypergamy. It would take a longer forum to explain how I know for a fact that they (red pill shows) are not only misrepresenting this phenomenon, but they are feeding power into that mistaken illusion. this is causing a male reaction that will not serve the growth of decency on this planet. You Karyn, are doing a wonderful job articulating what is the closest conceptualization of reality. One day perhaps we can go into depth on these nuances that I believe my perspective of 30 years of first hand bombardment of this confused female thinking has given to me.
@gringotaxis229610 ай бұрын
Stop using the words "always" and "never". Being angry is NOT "always" a victim mindset. Sometimes it's just pure frustration. Some men actually have emotional intelligence and don't get angry because they're a victim.
@nigelharvey64010 ай бұрын
I think anger is Always an emotion that symbolizes being faced with an obstacle of some kind. It is the “fight” emotion of the fight/flight response. And if you are fighting something, then I actually do think that does mean that the something is also, technically, victimizing you, no matter how nuanced the perceived aggressor to be (including one’s own limitations). However, like you said, frustration is natural and I don’t think it requires this aggressive cutting out entirely of yourself, which I do kinda feel Karyn comes off as saying. I think really that it should be seen as an indication that the problem has you on the ropes (ie victimizing you), which could just mean you’re being faced with a good challenge.
@gringotaxis229610 ай бұрын
The point is the words always and never are absolute. Frustration and anger are two completely different emotions which "can" (as in a possibility) stem from the same place but, not always. While many times words have no meaning in reality, other times painting one into absolute can make them angry. Notice I don't use words like "you", you're, should etc. . . They also have no place in conversation, they're inherently control words. Avoiding absolutes in an OPEN discussion is extremely important or we shut out people who may benefit the most due to misunderstandings. I have been told (absolute) I was angry recently but the fact is I wasn't, I was frustrated. Frustration can (possibility) spark anger of unchecked by the owner of the feeling. Emotional intelligence helps to prevent anger. Not going to argue over this, it's not my responsibility nor my job to make anyone think differently, after all we can only control ourselves not someone else.
@Eagleeye64410 ай бұрын
💯👍👍👍
@smartalex2210 ай бұрын
Hypergamy isn't a straight jacket. But as Karyn pointed out, Red Pill Rage IS a straight jacket.
@smokingcrab229010 ай бұрын
Hypergamy is nothing but sawing off the branch you're sitting on while acting like you're entitled to use people as possessions, but they can't do the same to you. It never ends well.
@CDRFINANCE6 ай бұрын
It’s part of grief process, second stage of 5, you are ignorant of what it is.
@smartalex226 ай бұрын
@@CDRFINANCE You mean anger?
@CDRFINANCE6 ай бұрын
Yep
@smartalex226 ай бұрын
@@CDRFINANCE And anger is a straight jacket. Best to remove it.
@ShyMplsMale10 ай бұрын
Karyn - I love your work and all the good that you are striving for. You are a rarity among female KZbinrs and it's very refreshing. However, I need to point out that hypergamy isn't just an ideology. It's "basic" human nature. That may seem like a stretch but I don't believe it is. It's not an evolved form of human nature but it is very basic for a large part of society. It's like the natural maternal instinct most women have. A large majority of women want kids but there are outliers who don't. Hypergamy, like you said, is complex so it's a sliding scale. A gold digger is on the extreme end of hypergamy but a woman who loses interest and sexual desire for her husband when he loses his job or gives up his career or business to raise the kids while the wife goes and works is not as extreme but it's still hypergamy in action. You talked about how a lot of women you know are in marriages with guys who are at their level but the question is - are those women truly happy and attracted to their partner? Do they have a great sex life and are things good 80%-90%+ of the time? I would bet that they are not for a lot of them. This is not a bash on women and I'm not bitter at all towards them. I love and appreciate women and we would not be here if it wasn't for them. The truth is a woman can amplify a man's happiness to the point he becomes a better man or she can crush his spirit and ruin him (this realization is why a lot of men don't want to get married - they don't want to take that gamble). I am a truth seeker and the truth needs to be shown to the world. This means all angles and logical viewpoints need to be expressed. If I am proven wrong, I'll change my point of view because I don't have much of an ego... or at least I like to think I don't :) Plus, like you have mentioned, it's not good to have a victim mentality. But, speaking uncomfortable truths doesn't mean one is bitter. With all that said, THANK YOU so much for your work and I hope you continue to keep doing what you do. I look forward to all your future videos because they are very informative and the information is unique compared to a lot of other KZbinrs.
@Eugwel6 ай бұрын
She is my high school sweetheart. Still. 1976 we met. That's who she is to me. But that is not who she is today. 48 years comes to naught. She withheld and I acted out. Gave her all the ammo she could choose from. She couldn't care less about anything that might have anything to do with my well-being or hers. Help. Building her a second house now, almost done! But I'll have to leave.
@kirkwesterveltoutdoors10 ай бұрын
The white balance on your video camera needs adjustments. The videos are not as clear as they should be. It is hard to watch, and your viewer retention will suffer. Spend time cleaning up your video issues. Your content is good
@demontrader12229 ай бұрын
Women lived under male economic domination since the Agricultural revolution, but capitalism, which is women centric as in consumerism, has unravelled that patriarchal economic domination and that is played out in the sexual realm. As a successful guy, I see all women as potential economic competitors for my wealth, no matter how submissive she may appear. On that basis, I purely pay to play.
@hihaters20048 ай бұрын
Women always stay on code and this video is a great example of that.
@fennek53515 ай бұрын
Stay on code?
@antonioamaral747110 ай бұрын
👍🏻
@JAG2147 ай бұрын
KZbin is not letting me post my comment on here and no it not bad at all
@scottallen719510 ай бұрын
I missed your stream… I’m pissed!!!!
@MenOfVirtue8 ай бұрын
Thank you for your content. Sorry if it seems my comments are always critical, but I have another thing for you to ponder: I don't like the impulse you seem to have to couch everything you talk about through an individual's interpretive lens, because it seems to deny or downplay the objective reality of a given situation. One example would be, telling people not to live in 'Camp Victim', and to live in 'Camp Take Responsibility'. It seems to deny the possibility that someone could ever legitimately be a victim of something. And I just want to be clear about something, I'm not advocating for someone to take on the 'victim mindset', and wear it like a badge of honor, like is definitely prevalent in today's society. But I don't think there's a problem in recognizing that someone is a victim, and still developing and fostering ways of getting one's self out of that situation. An example of this would be, that you seem to lay responsibility at both men and women's feet for the state of relationships in the wake of women embracing their 'womanly ways'. In that it's women's fault for doing it, and it's men's fault for letting them take their power away and do it. It seems pretty clear to me, that it's fair to admit that men are the victim in that situation. Doesn't mean men can do nothing to help get themselves out of it, certainly encouraging men to take steps to fight off and/or prevent the bad things that are happening to them in those situations is what men should do, but it doesn't mean they aren't a victim. And in particular, with that dynamic, I think it's pretty clear that women are not the victim, they are the perpetrator. They need to stop what they are doing, change their mindset (whether by themselves or with the help of the man or other people, like you!), and take a lot of the advice you give about building up their relationship with themselves and fostering happiness within themselves, but I think it's important to be able to take a step back and recognize who the victim is and who the perpetrator is in that dynamic, just as a statement of objective fact and truth. I don't think it should be seen by men as a failure on their part, when they fall victim to this. There are malicious and nefarious forces actively against them, that of course they can take steps to fight against, but being the victim in these situations isn't their fault.
@christys.39125 ай бұрын
We are all victims of this broken world and our broken upbringing. It's what we do with the brokenness that matters. There is always something we can do to better ourselves.
@wesley8624ify9 ай бұрын
For every action there is an equal but opposite. The MGTOW or RED pill is a necessary correction for the %80 of women who leave or divorce a good man!😎
@KJ-pu8dw7 ай бұрын
I am not Mgtow but i think they are being responsible. They are not 'camp victem'.
@ottifantiwaalkes92897 ай бұрын
Wifes are not a husbands friend. Wifes are a husbands wife.
@rickybobby979710 ай бұрын
While I think it’s true that most women do not display hypergamy when a woman gets married it is not true (today) that these same women aren’t sexually active with men who much higher than them in terms of looks and status-and this is the real problem. These same women may “settle” for a man that is more at her level when she turns 30. And this creates one of the issues with a woman’s (today’s women under 40) satisfaction in her marriage as what she was used to “getting” with much higher grade men, who consequently, didn’t want her for the long term. Given the average sexual experience of these younger women this guarantees a high level of dissatisfaction for her in marriage (from an attraction standpoint) and also leads to the reduction in interest, by men, to enter into such “relationships” as they are now discovering that marriage with these women (who are promiscuous) is a very bad decision. This is in addition to the ridiculous expectations that men are responsible for solving a woman’s life and baggage problems (ie: a man has to make a woman “happy”). Promiscuity of the average woman today tells men that women don’t regally care about men and in particular, the preferences of their future husband.
@APsGTG10 ай бұрын
Why would you consider walking away from marriage due to the laws and going mgtow to be “victimising” oneself? If I saw a group of lions surrounding a sweet pair of jordans, it wouldnt be victimising myself to choose not to walk in there and grab those shoes. Marriage runs on the same principle.
@davegayaldo10 ай бұрын
let’s just keep it simple women are upset, because the truth is out the …they made the videos
@kylemacdougall83559 ай бұрын
I would have to disagree with the idea that truth is always simple. Quantum physics is very nuanced and complex, and no one completely understands it, but that doesn't mean it's an illegitimate science.
@Occult_Detective9 ай бұрын
It’s the cowardice of women. It all comes back to accountability.
@CDRFINANCE6 ай бұрын
They really are cowards on a whole new level
@datadata71449 ай бұрын
Hypergamy is a natural propensity. It isnt at root learned behavior or an acquired application. You cant "no, no, no" it away. It is inherent.
@TuerlingsTim8 ай бұрын
What need to know or willing to learn and using the knowledge 😳. It’s more complicated, men will not emotional open because it will standard used against them directly or in the future bij the dear ladies 😉
@fanshaw10 ай бұрын
I suspect the hypergamy is seen most on the dating sites rather than actual marriages and we should not mistake the business model of the @whatever podcast for real life. The problem is not hypergamy per se, whether it is real or not. The actual problem is the partner "upgrade" quest because of the (perception) that there is someone else out there who is better. No-one cares if women marry up, as long as they aren't stomping on previous marriages to do it. Its the female equivalent of divorcing the wife and marrying the secretary. It may not be to increase social standing, but it does appear to be a quest for a better man. Marrying for life is the only way out of the problem in either case, but (to steelman the redpill stance), there isn't a way out of being a victim if every woman you meet has financial and social incentives granted by the legal system. Your best hope is to find a community with extremely strong moral values, and have those values yourself. At least in the olden days, men who ditched their wives were not praised and financially compensated for doing so. The solution to the happiness question is contentment. We need to identify envy and treat it like the destructive thing it is. Give happiness and you will be prized. As for the sex thing, I don't think women realise how much men will respond to positive reinforcement. The unique thing about it is that for men, giving is also extremely rewarding. Without endorsing porn at all, I would note that its mostly the portrayal of women enjoying sex. Women can be very demanding in this area because her enjoyment is a large part of the payoff - just make sure you can communicate that enjoyment to him.
@geography_guy33510 ай бұрын
Twitter spaces allows for call in shows
@quizudita10 ай бұрын
6:22 video starts here...
@Soulja4ChristWeAreAtWar10 ай бұрын
The only source of true happiness is Jesus, for both men and women. The root of the problem is sin. The solution is the Gospel.
@SALTYCOMBATDIVER-ExInstructor10 ай бұрын
When both a husband and a wife turn to Jesus it will result in them doing what's right to each other.
@christys.39125 ай бұрын
Even when one does, if actually following Him, not just in words... and developes the relationship, the others starts to change. He brought my husband into relationship with Him, just by me drawing near to Him. When I started looking to Him, and not just at my marriage, everything started to change. He is an Awesome God!
@valdius8510 ай бұрын
I’m lower social status than my wife. We have problems, none of them relate to that difference. Many men don’t understand what they bring to the table and many don’t do the hard work to understand the women they are with. I simply asked my wife and she told me.
@wisetirecutting71544 ай бұрын
Literally , if a Man finds a Women that will pay attention to him, he should marry her
@Cougs28944 ай бұрын
They all pay attention to men at first. It’s after they have you they withdraw and blame you for all their issues.
@ancienttech46362 ай бұрын
Talking about women's dissatisfaction with their man, I have only this to say: Romance novels and Hallmark movies are the woman's porn. A man can NEVER measure up to the idealized characters that are portrayed in these stories. And they are just that -- stories.