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Men can’t understand why women act like this. My response to comments.

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Far From Eden

Far From Eden

Күн бұрын

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@kaneo3243
@kaneo3243 5 ай бұрын
"It's amazing what a woman can learn if she shuts up and listen." Priceless!
@dja.selekta
@dja.selekta 5 ай бұрын
Putting that on a TShirt
@Dan.50
@Dan.50 5 ай бұрын
In my 50+ years on this earth, I have never met a happy one. Stay single, gents.
@BaconNBeer
@BaconNBeer 5 ай бұрын
Women love to be unhappy. They just can't find a way to be happy.
@psychedelicartistry
@psychedelicartistry 5 ай бұрын
I've noticed a pattern of 'Nothing is ever enough'. Give them one thing, they get it, they quickly get bored, and they want something else. This materialistic approach to life will never make a person happy. One single, simple purpose for life, with some form of spirituality to back yourself up and keep checks and balances on yourself. Mine is growth.
@THX5000
@THX5000 5 ай бұрын
Very few deserve respect.
@frankrizzo5262
@frankrizzo5262 5 ай бұрын
@@psychedelicartistry. Yup. The exact same characteristics of a 12 year old daughter
@leitheparsons1186
@leitheparsons1186 5 ай бұрын
I saw guys at school that were given things without earning it, such as new cars, buying houses or condos while going to college ect. These guys never seemed to mature. This is guy version of Disney.
@guittadabe5214
@guittadabe5214 5 ай бұрын
I keep hearing dads, moms, and grandma's telling little girls that they are their "little princess". It's completely cringe seeing little monsters being created right in front of our eyes, using nothing but these little, cute, inoffensive sounding sayings!
@ryanl1293
@ryanl1293 5 ай бұрын
I think it's a holdover from a (far) past where men held the very real mantle of authority in their homes, so there was less risk of your little girl turning into that because you vetted her future husband and literally handed her over to his authority for her ultimate best interest. How much damage could girls and women really do in that scenario under the men? I think men really crave to dote on the women in their life, but it doesn't work without authority, because men actually ground women in reality as this woman was saying.
@zarroth
@zarroth 5 ай бұрын
@@ryanl1293 Yep, because left to their own devices they will ALWAYS choose what excites them, instead of what's good for them. Giving them authority is always a mistake and ALWAYS leads to the decline of a society and the nation it inhabits. We're seeing it all over the west right now, especially since we aren't taught real history. Real history shows this happening to every major successful and golden era type empire where the citizens were actually content. They all gave them authority, and then collapsed soon after.
@rogue_spirit
@rogue_spirit 5 ай бұрын
Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said: "No nation shall prevail if they put their leadership into the hands of a woman!"
@orangeandslinky
@orangeandslinky 5 ай бұрын
@@ryanl1293 Yes, now you got it. Wish we all knew that years ago. Men did know that many years ago but we are in the feminist gynocentric generation. Will God say to us the same thing He said to Adam? I don't see why not. God said, "Why did you listen to the woman?" Adam said, well it was the woman you gave me, she's the one that told me to eat, so I obeyed HER. Men, we did the same damn thing. We should have shut that feminism down fast but no, we LISTENED TO THE WOMAN. Was the woman a dirty trick of God, or a simple test to see if men would lead protect and always enforce right and wrong?
@orangeandslinky
@orangeandslinky 5 ай бұрын
@@zarroth Yes.
@nobodyimportant9127
@nobodyimportant9127 5 ай бұрын
Id bet by 20yrs old a woman has met at least 1 good man that would treat them well. Where is he? He got friend zoned, and left
@stevegrady5134
@stevegrady5134 5 ай бұрын
She friend-zoned the good guy and then hooked up with a bad boy, drug dealer type. That's what they all do at 20. Red pill proverb (I can't remember who originally said it): "She jumps in bed with the athlete in her '20's then marries the accountant in her '30's."
@orangeandslinky
@orangeandslinky 5 ай бұрын
We have to go behind your statement and understand that a woman NEVER is looking for a man that treats her well. See , we start off wrong with thinking that. No, they do not want a man that treats them well at all. We have to unlearn that too. They are into things for a day or a week then they are moving on to another unknown. Men see known and predictability as "Good." Women don't at all. To fully replace the woman totally with something else seems to be what men are working on all over the world.
@JurijPopotnig
@JurijPopotnig 5 ай бұрын
1 is kind of a really harsh underestimation. Young men have a lot potential that is completely being wasted by encounters with today’s women. 😢
@orangeandslinky
@orangeandslinky 5 ай бұрын
@@JurijPopotnig Yes, your right. Now how do we redirect that in a way that still brings us joy and a no family system good? I don't know, we never had to think like this before.
@JurijPopotnig
@JurijPopotnig 5 ай бұрын
@@orangeandslinky Idk. I think parents should teach their boys to develop patience and resilience and having good arguments, knowledge about those issues to discuss with their peers and daughters should be brought up knowing that it's all bs and they won't be happy listening to feminists' lies wasting their healthy, young years away. I don't think it's good to adopt to a sickening environment. Maybe laying the foundations for the future is the only way possible.
@rickendfed7472
@rickendfed7472 5 ай бұрын
Women need to register for the Draft OR Give up your right to Vote
@aretee3
@aretee3 5 ай бұрын
Agreed.
@NathanielASkiles
@NathanielASkiles 5 ай бұрын
Agreed.
@ianmiles2505
@ianmiles2505 5 ай бұрын
No, Men need to refuse to be drafted.
@logicaredux5205
@logicaredux5205 5 ай бұрын
No! We have to stop thinking of our military as a laboratory to fix our societal problems. Men do not need to be burdened with babysitting females in a foxhole in a war zone. On the other hand, giving up the right to vote would be most beneficial. Sadly, it will never happen. Once a society goes this far down the road of error and madness, there has never been a historical path back. Only the grace of God can save us now.
@svartvist
@svartvist 5 ай бұрын
And their privilege of safety. Better if we just stop that kind of slavery.
@geography_guy335
@geography_guy335 5 ай бұрын
One person needs to be the leader in the marriage and if it's the woman she'll become a micromanaging tyrant very quickly
@olafweyer859
@olafweyer859 5 ай бұрын
I never found love but I live close to my sister and her husband and witness it every day. I get a good deal of that micro management too. I don't think woman are able so see others as equals.
@paulkittell6650
@paulkittell6650 5 ай бұрын
There's a reason we used to keep them in doors and busy taking care of children. When left to there own devices women tend to become unhappy. It wasn't just a mans job to protect women from other men but to protect them from themselves.
@FarfromEden
@FarfromEden 5 ай бұрын
This!!! Yes! 💯 truth.
@jaynikk758
@jaynikk758 5 ай бұрын
I've never thought about it that way 😮
@kingd-lite3674
@kingd-lite3674 5 ай бұрын
When left to their own devices they also destroy themselves and possibly the people around them too.
@persnipoles
@persnipoles 4 ай бұрын
Honey Badgers did two shows on suffrage lately. Thought an upshot was the community had the responsibility to travel and give input, but the travel was a hazard and a burden, so a few representatives were sent. I can't say that limited female travel meant anyone either hated them or knew better than to 'let' them. We were probably mostly suckers for them from the dawn of time.
@wendellbabin6457
@wendellbabin6457 2 ай бұрын
From their "friends" more than anything else. Even family when necessary. This all started with telephones probably. Letters took too long back and forth and we're expensive back in the "good ol' days" that NOBODY knows how bad they $uck3d any more.
@rm6857
@rm6857 5 ай бұрын
Women do go onboard with us, but then start to poke holes in our ship, and make it sunk.
@chzzyg2698
@chzzyg2698 5 ай бұрын
There's a problem with KZbin. I can only hit the Like button once!
@kickinthegob
@kickinthegob 5 ай бұрын
I constantly hear, "where are all the good men?". Try looking in your past. They were ignored when you were in your early 20's.
@SoloRenegade
@SoloRenegade 5 ай бұрын
what boy/man was EVER told they "deserved" Anything?
@jasonlyon5675
@jasonlyon5675 5 ай бұрын
we are told we deserved ass whoopings. Deserved was always negative
@jimmyboy131
@jimmyboy131 5 ай бұрын
I wasn't told I deserved anything but I was told I could do whatever I set my efforts and mind to. That also isn't true but it's maybe better than being spoiled and told I deserve things.
@mylesgray3470
@mylesgray3470 5 ай бұрын
Yes! Dads in my day told their sons they deserved a kick in the pants if they didn’t get their chores done before they get to play. Girls were generally allowed to just goof off/socialize while the boys do yard work.
@SoloRenegade
@SoloRenegade 5 ай бұрын
@@jimmyboy131 it is true. those who fail to achieve it just didn't want it bad enough and didn't set their mind to it hard enough. for the most part. Sometimes the person you're competing against for it wants it far more than yo udo, and/or is willing to sacrifice far more than you to get it. But, you prove my point. boys/men are told they must earn things, through effort and hard work, determination, discipline....
@wyleecoyotee4252
@wyleecoyotee4252 5 ай бұрын
All of them
@TheBrianpkelley
@TheBrianpkelley 5 ай бұрын
It saddens me, that i was engaged 4 times, and the first 3 left me for a guy who treated them like crap. Within 6 months the first 3 came back to me after they missed the man that treated her like a lady. I in turn I didn't want them anymore and moved on. They were so disappointed thinking that because she's a woman that I would want her back. The 4rth one we got married for 23 years have 2 children. But when this woke movement started to take hold, we started to drift apart. We are now divorced. But still best friends. I'm 55 years old and with the way females are taught I no longer want one. In the last 3 years I haven't touched, kissed, hugged any females. In my life I gave myself to one woman. Promised God till death do us part when I got married.
@orangeandslinky
@orangeandslinky 5 ай бұрын
When you are divorced, the LAST thing you are, are best of friends. You are supposed to say crap like that. Women do not believe in God and they are not people of covenant at all. You don't like that. I don't like that, but women now do everything they can to tell us that, and we must believe them. If a 10-year-old said, she thought anything was true, you would know that it was just for that moment in time, and what she said, she might have meant it. For sure the next day she will have a completely different focus and desire. If you love her and understand that she's only 10, you're ok with it. You never think like that when she's 30 and swearing to God, your family and hers, and your friends that she WANTS and WILL spend the rest of her life with you till death parts you. But, she is still 10 years old and HER DAY(the wedding day) is over. Is it any wonder that for the last 5,000 years men actually owned women like you own your children? They have no ability to live alone, but no 10 year old believe that.
@Billy-the-Kid
@Billy-the-Kid 5 ай бұрын
Man,.... No love for you in like 3 years? That's abusive. Get yourself a sidepiece and tell your wife you are going to do that in her face!
@woodchuck83
@woodchuck83 5 ай бұрын
Yeah bro stop calling the person who made a very serious vow in front of God and family, who then turned around and broke said life long vow, your best friend, seriously who wants to have sex with their best friend..... 🤢 Gross. That is some serious boomer indoctrination bro stop that.
@LearnCompositionOnline
@LearnCompositionOnline 5 ай бұрын
It is already how i feel even with 37 yo 😂 no matter the achievement, the outcome follows the evil cultural programming today or tomorrow
@ejtattersall156
@ejtattersall156 5 ай бұрын
"with the way females are taught I no longer want one" That's it. I've been with tons of them, and they got worse and worse, more entitled and abusive. It wasn't worth it any more.
@mikemaresca4999
@mikemaresca4999 4 ай бұрын
Boys were told that we weren't special, but that we could get whatever we were willing to work hard for.
@joelrogers8530
@joelrogers8530 5 ай бұрын
It's not just that the grass isn't always greener on the other side. The truth is, grass is only green where you water it.
@Awake129
@Awake129 5 ай бұрын
I wish I had access to this information from a qualified source like yourself when I was younger. Thank you for posting. Please keep doing what you’re doing.
@clintdavis7434
@clintdavis7434 5 ай бұрын
A big sign is that every 3 to 5 years women want to change their hair cut/color.
@dystopia-usa
@dystopia-usa 5 ай бұрын
I'm just not interested in dealing with narcissistic, manipulative, untrustworthy, materialistic, vapid, neurotic/unstable people. Glad that I was born a natural introvert, never wanted children, & enjoy doing my own things in life. Besides, pets make the best lifelong companions & they can actually be counted on - unlike 99% of people.
@andyfield7397
@andyfield7397 5 ай бұрын
Hello, as a man, may I just say there are some lovely good, kind loving women out there, much like yourself (lovely smile included) but they are becoming a rare breed, but thank you for your lovely post. I still do Scouts as a leader in the UK as I can still "be a boy", shoot arrows, camp, run around forests and chop and burn stuff !😊😊😊 God Bless you dear lady ❤
@orangeandslinky
@orangeandslinky 5 ай бұрын
I'm a boomer but I never had a daughter. You probably are right Erin. I had a son and I never told him he deserved anything. I wanted to be part of helping him make and learn opportunities to do life. I did tell him that having a wife was really great, and a big plus for the enjoyment and getting thru the tough stuff in life. Boomer dads probably did tell their daughters that stuff your talking about. When my son grew up and left home, I was so proud of him and his mother filed for divorce and pretty much everything I told my son looked like one big lie and joke to him. Now I sadly have to agree. I believed a big giant lie. My wife left when we were 61 years old after 35 years of marriage. To go where? Do what? I don't have a clue.
@garrett621
@garrett621 5 ай бұрын
That's tragic.
@orangeandslinky
@orangeandslinky 5 ай бұрын
@@garrett621 When I go to the manosphere stuff every day, there are millions of us out here. BTW, I met my wife in Church. We home-schooled our son from K to Grad together. We looked very much like a Christian marriage. To me, it was. To her, it was all just, well............something else.
@wingatebarraclough3553
@wingatebarraclough3553 5 ай бұрын
...yup...
@wingatebarraclough3553
@wingatebarraclough3553 5 ай бұрын
If it matters, brother, somewhere out in the ether.. I'm with you
@clintdavis7434
@clintdavis7434 5 ай бұрын
I don't think she has a clue either.
@hossleoea6218
@hossleoea6218 4 ай бұрын
Women don't want a good husband. Always remember the friends zone. That's where the good one are.
@ggmiethe
@ggmiethe 5 ай бұрын
On the point of the “3 - 5 years” thing, I think it’s our instant gratification society. Every new relationship has its “Honeymoon Phase”. That’s when she gets the meals, the gifts, the “chivalry”. Then it naturally wears thin. Women see their friends and their workmates and tv and social media and they want more - they want to “feel” like they did at the beginning of the “Romance” when they got pampered and they got all the attention. 3 - 5 years and that ain’t there anymore. A guy shows them attention, and they let go of the last grapevine after they have a good hold of the next vine. Then that one goes stale, and on it goes. Then no more grapevines. Just. One. Solid. Wall. Congratulations. Another great content, thanks FFE Geoff, from Fremantle Western Australia🇦🇺
@bobbyscalchi4013
@bobbyscalchi4013 5 ай бұрын
Nailed it and every phase of it! 🔨 That's how pre marital relationships go. Post divorce relationships the honey/hineymoon phase I call it doesn't go more than 6 months like clockwork before she starts complaining about her job, her life, her family, her peers, and you, and tries to point and blame her unhappiness after the new and more new toy effect of dopamine wears off. Sex intimacy and quality time dries up, they cheat, then they monkey branch to the next 🐓. Usually a cheater married or unmarried themselves, get pumped and dumped, then try to backpeddle while trying to put you in the backup friend zone plan while keeping several orbitor men around as well. Ask me how I know. 😂. Fools will chsse fools. Don't put up with this immaturity and outright bull$hit behavior guys.
@RetroCaptain
@RetroCaptain 5 ай бұрын
A couple of the most attractive women I knew when younger fell into this category. Get a new guy. Be the centre of attention and all the adoration and pictures. Then once life becomes normal again the complaints return... and grow until he is suddenly the bad guy and boof, getting a new guy and then dumping the old one. Rinse and repeat. Yes I saw it was always exactly 5 years each time. The relationship lifespan. It is dead from old age at five years.
@melkerner
@melkerner 5 ай бұрын
Or they get bored and remove physical intimacy and sex and wonder why the neglected husband denied even the most basic touch in relationship feels like he was lied to and is being taken for granted? Why do the special treatment when it results in neglect being used like an emotional tampon. He distances to avoid the pain of the constant betrayal by their supposed loving partner, until one of them dies or she cashes out for her court ordered awards.
@lesterandsarge
@lesterandsarge 5 ай бұрын
There's also a myth that women don't want one night stands. I think there are actually far more guys who want commitment than women who get pump and dumped by women.
@Edward-zw9ld
@Edward-zw9ld 5 ай бұрын
Beautiful girl with common sense🎉
@ryanl1293
@ryanl1293 5 ай бұрын
I subscribed because you are proof decent, grounded, godly women still exist. Keep going, in an ocean of depravity, indecency and despair seeing normal people is like seeing the spring rains washing away the past, and flowers start to bloom. It is good for the soul.
@user-MGTOWer
@user-MGTOWer 4 ай бұрын
Love your show because you remind me that there are still some women out there that are kind and feminine. Hard not to just give up and stop trying. Thank you for that.
@chrishughes1103
@chrishughes1103 5 ай бұрын
I came across you by accident two or three weeks ago, and YOU say it's a thrill to come across OUR comments ! I'm 52. and in two weeks I think you have given me a more complete idea of the female view of the world than I ever had a half an idea of. And I have wanted to tell you for a more than week and a half and more, I thank you a lot for all you say. I wish I had a wife and a daughter and son, and I might have done but for being hurt in an a accident when I was 19.
@FarfromEden
@FarfromEden 5 ай бұрын
Your comment is the reason I do what I do. Thank you so much. I feel very encouraged (I get stage fright before every video)
@lukenielsen8397
@lukenielsen8397 5 ай бұрын
@@FarfromEden We appreciate very much that you push through the "stage fright" to give us a voice. When men say what you are saying we are shut down and called misogynists and all manner of unsavory labels. THANK YOU!!
@warrenbeane6988
@warrenbeane6988 5 ай бұрын
I agree totally that you give a more complete picture of why some females, lack accountability. I have a seven year old little girl, and my natural inclination is to protect her from everything, and make her feel special, because she is so special to me. I haven't gone overboard to the point where she is past the point of change, mainly because my older daughter told me that I spoiled her too much, and to not do this to my little girl. but hearing what you have to say makes me realize how I need to guide her in the future. So you do make a difference. Incidentally, I treated my exwife very very special as well. Could not have been a better husband, in terms of listening, fostering her growth, and wanting her to feel special. The result was, she decided she wanted more, and I have been divorced about 2 1/2 years, with her convincing herself, that I was somehow abusive and so that she could take $150,000 from the sale of the house, all the furniture in the house, etc. She said that if I did not give it to her, that she would allege thatthat I abuse my daughter. She did agree to 50-50 custody so even though I'm older and gave away all my retirement, I still get to see my little girl, who absolutely adores me
@spaceted3977
@spaceted3977 5 ай бұрын
chrishughes You are not missing anything worth Having. It's a Case of You think the Grass is Greener on the other Side. It isn't !!!
@jonadams2334
@jonadams2334 5 ай бұрын
In general, women always choose tactics or methods which makes them feel better about themselves. It doesn’t matter if it’s wrong, immoral, unethical, or dysfunctional. But, don’t worry, the guys seek ways to make themselves feel better about themselves too.
@Stoic849
@Stoic849 5 ай бұрын
well I just found what our heavenly father wanted me to find. Now I finally understand.Thank you God and thank you Eden.
@Hanna5859
@Hanna5859 5 ай бұрын
Every little girl was told a young, tall, handsome, rich and powerful prince charming will come to sweep her off her feet. They are told they can have it all without struggle. These girls were never told there are only a few princes in the world (not all of which is young, tall, handsome, rich and powerful.) They are never told life is not perfect and they must grow up. Between what they are told and what they are never told lies the problem.
@JohnWhite-lj9gz
@JohnWhite-lj9gz 5 ай бұрын
So refreshing to listen to your video. Not only do we not understand women but women do not help us, they want us to just know it. It's only after we have become jaded and angry from being hurt that we defend ourselves, demand respect of anyone we allow around us, and set real boundaries. No one taught me that women want us to have boundaries and stand up to them when they're testing us and be completely ready to lose them to protect our boundaries. I was taught this was a toxic way to think. How about that, was taught that being what women really want is toxic. I hate the powers that push these narratives and cause many of us hard lessons.
@AerinTheDude
@AerinTheDude 5 ай бұрын
I think there's a lot of 'cluster B' disorders walking around out there. The 'unstable self image + mirroring + discarding + delusion + lies' all add up to a socially destructive force, and would line up with that 3-5 year cycle in my experience... It hurts when your wife does it to you. When you watch her do it to the next guy and the next... it's just depressing.
@lesallen1557
@lesallen1557 5 ай бұрын
I’m a single father. Widowed. And I have always told my daughter.you don’t need anything in life to be happy. It’s up to you to choose to be. The only thing you deserve in life is honesty from others. And with that honesty you can make better decisions in your like. I have always liked life with little and I have always been happy with the small things. Gratitude honestly and respect.
@woodchuck83
@woodchuck83 5 ай бұрын
Hate to say it but most women are not going to listen to this and hear only pick me talk. It's sad and disgusting what has become of our families all for the sake of boss babe aspirations.
@angelowhite4701
@angelowhite4701 5 ай бұрын
When you spoke about grandchildern you are right even for a man. It seemed when our childern had childern and seeing and also help take care of them I felt the exact same way I felt when they were born. I have a grandaughter of 4 months and I cannot wait to see her and she makes my heart melt. They actually make you feel young again. There is something special about expressing love and taking care of someone.
@99thMonkeyNet
@99thMonkeyNet 4 ай бұрын
I love your holistic view - looking at the whole picture - saying this is how everything was built - why fight genetics - its rare for a woman - you are a rare woman
@ultimateman8738
@ultimateman8738 5 ай бұрын
You hit the nail square on it's head with all that you said. Thanks you!
@gordonsrus
@gordonsrus 5 ай бұрын
Good topic. My wife and I met in high school (1970's), married after we graduated, popped out a bunch of kids in our 20's (1980's) and adopted a couple more from the local community,. Now, the kids are all wonderful adults and we have eight grandchildren. We swam against the tide from the start and now I see that it was worth it all. We could have had a lot more money if we had been "dinks" but we are blessed and thankful for the path we chose.
@karl7776
@karl7776 5 ай бұрын
Greetings from Galápagos island
@mljrotag6343
@mljrotag6343 5 ай бұрын
Nice!
@Lenny_Hondo
@Lenny_Hondo 5 ай бұрын
Antarctica here.
@ianmiles2505
@ianmiles2505 5 ай бұрын
Wow, feminism has rooted there too?
@mljrotag6343
@mljrotag6343 5 ай бұрын
@@ianmiles2505 They'll go anywhere they sense a man is happy.
@nsmccoy224
@nsmccoy224 5 ай бұрын
I was told "You can have anything you want... if you can reach out and get it for yourself."
@mljrotag6343
@mljrotag6343 5 ай бұрын
A Princess Bride reference. Winner!
@99thMonkeyNet
@99thMonkeyNet 4 ай бұрын
I was told - when life gets hard, clench your teeth and get through it. Deserving something was not a "concept"
@stevenwatsham5973
@stevenwatsham5973 4 ай бұрын
When you hear that ice cold evil voice come out of someone's mouth who you thought was the sweetest thing... You will never get married again!
@arcticfox8779
@arcticfox8779 5 ай бұрын
I like this real talk.. I'm a new Christian and find it so hard to date in the church...its nearly impossible as a guy. Two years into my new church community, I have been looking for advice from the older men who've already been through a lot of experiences in life. Almost all of the men have been divorced. It's not very reassuring as a young man that couples in the Church are getting divorced like there's no tomorrow. In terms of the females, I don't even think they are capable of accepting a man to lead them in life. They are uber career driven here in Vancouver, BC. and they are looking for the top guys who have money only....at least the older 35+ women. The younger women are actually super chill and its refreshing to see them loving life while serving god. The issue is I'm 36 and I'm a little concerned what the church might think if they find out I'm asking out a 23/25 year old. Honestly I don't see anything wrong with it but for sure I know the church would get all weird about it. Another thing I noticed is people are so traumatized in the church that the women have the hearts guarded so much that they wont let a guy in. I'm sure if I was a handsome loaded stud they would let their guard down but I'm not. I think social media and feminism has damaged a lot of the church women as they are only career driven from what I see.
@FatDaddyLines1990
@FatDaddyLines1990 5 ай бұрын
You are a very smart Lady. God bless you!
@1werewolf
@1werewolf 5 ай бұрын
My mother told me it's a miracle to survive child hood. I said it's a miracle we are born, being men and women are so different. God is good....
@steelearmstrong9616
@steelearmstrong9616 5 ай бұрын
They only see men as a retirement plan, a resource to be mined and extracted. Nothing good ever comes from them. Living with them is like doing time for a crime you didn’t commit. Living with them definitely takes the fear out of dying. Stay safe fellas. Enter at own Risk ☠
@dhickey5919
@dhickey5919 5 ай бұрын
Thank you, Erin. The perfect and easy life narrative makes sense. It also explains some of the outlandish claims or expectations out there! I take your point on the difficulty of a stable family life. There aren't very many traditional examples in my experience. I know of only one traditional marriage, but it actually is one of the happiest.
@dedeborya9015
@dedeborya9015 5 ай бұрын
Lessons I have learned the hard way; whatever you give to a woman will never be correct, appreciated, the 'right kind / type / brand / color' - it will never be 'enough' whatever you give to a woman in money, stability, bills, comfort, residence, security - will NEVER be returned and there is no equity in doing it. your level of effort will now be used as the basis for next expectations for when she monkey branches out ~ and they will jump on whim and emotion. IF you give a woman respect, trust, loyalty, commitment, consistency, security, stability - she / they will shiate on you on the REG - lie, cheat, game, manipulate to get another behind your back that is the BAD BOY that gives her none of that. They crave the rollercoaster in a tornado - Not & Never a stable commuter train.
@MikeMartinez74
@MikeMartinez74 18 күн бұрын
Women don't want to be cooperative. Discipline must be enforced.
@dogburrito
@dogburrito 5 ай бұрын
In 1999, in Wurope, I met a young Swiss woman who was born in the US and lived until about 12 before her parents moved back to Europe. I asked her how life was different, and she remarked that in the US, in the schools, she was praised as being special. In Europe, she took her entitled attitude (my words) and was corrected. "Nobody was special." I'd bet she became a good woman.
@svartvist
@svartvist 5 ай бұрын
Maybe, but not because of Swiss culture.
@lukeskyfeller908
@lukeskyfeller908 5 ай бұрын
Thank you!🙏
@henrybooker1545
@henrybooker1545 5 ай бұрын
I have just discovered your channel and I love it.
@lsporter88
@lsporter88 5 ай бұрын
Intelligent and Righteous Woman. I can't emphasize enough how refreshing your commentary is. Thank you.
@user-su5uf5yv1w
@user-su5uf5yv1w 3 ай бұрын
Nothing left to protect.
@andyglatiotis619
@andyglatiotis619 5 ай бұрын
The ideal man does not exist. Neither does the ideal woman. Good relationships require lots of grace and empathy.
@gordonsrus
@gordonsrus 5 ай бұрын
hear! hear!
@trevorgaskell5216
@trevorgaskell5216 5 ай бұрын
I'm so glad you're getting real traction focus on the Bible!!! Congrats!!!
@daynasmum529
@daynasmum529 5 ай бұрын
Ive only just discovered this channel & this girl is the freshest breath of air ive seen in ages. Great advice, insight & wisdom. If all women were like this the world would be healed & guys would not be walking away from the dating scene in droves as they are. Bless you! - in abundance.
@thomasvest7111
@thomasvest7111 Ай бұрын
Truth bombs galore here, outstanding segment. Class is in session, everyone please take notes.
@paupah
@paupah 4 ай бұрын
I wasn't just not told "you can have it all" i was told my dreams are unrealistic lol.
@stevesalyards6228
@stevesalyards6228 5 ай бұрын
You are spot on! THANK YOU for being someone that will finally not being afraid to speak the TRUTH! Amen! Keep up the good work! Save those relationships!
@aaronmoore536
@aaronmoore536 5 ай бұрын
Character, selflessness, and ethics. God bless you and your family.
@davidquerry8869
@davidquerry8869 5 ай бұрын
A level headed woman, that is able to think things thru on her own. You are on a level of hot, that is off the charts.
@aretee3
@aretee3 5 ай бұрын
It sure is but they just don't know it. Women want to be pretty to compete with other women and think we are patronizing them when we say, I love that you are so practical, come here now girl!
@allenjohnstone9945
@allenjohnstone9945 5 ай бұрын
Born in 68 with an older Brother and sister. Always got my brothers old clothes. My sister never worked until she divorced her husband in her mid thirties, and struggled for the first few years with 3 kids. I helped out when I could as I worked shifts and had time despite having a child of my own, but I was good at managing my time. My brother on the other hand never helped anyone but himself. On the subject of kids, I had 2 girls with my ex-wife and was always told to go easy on them when I would try to correct their behaviour. My ex basically let them do whatever they wanted when I was at work. After 20 years I'd had enough and left. My eldest daughter finally grew up when she went away to Uni and had to live with other girls who were worse than she was. That was her wake up call. On the 3-5 year thing, all my kids are 5 years apart. Back in 2009 my then wife brought up the subject of having another child. I said no as we were already struggling with the cost of the 2 we already had(day care was expensive and we were paying for 2 cars and a mortgage). Don't think she ever forgave me for that.
@nexttimeism
@nexttimeism 2 ай бұрын
Lotta truths in your articles Erin. At 72, twice divorced I've learned the court (UNfamily courts) and women are, by and large, the problem. Yes.....lotta men are not George Clooney, some aren't making huge money, and some are actually violent. But. Got custody of my daughter at 4 yo and raised her alone, made sure she educated herself with my help and encouragement and luckily her abusive mother was a no show for most of her life. Two divorces including the referenced abuser later I've FINALLY learned men are FAR better off staying single. And no, there are no upsides for men in marriage, only regret. As far as "legacy" or children in general go its men at the mercy of women as they are given children in the unfamily courts and vilified on TV and in the movies almost 100% of the time. And no, we're (at least this writer) aren't afraid of women or fear them or are intimidated by them or anything else. Too many guys raised in women centric homes w/o a father are taught men are somehow evil or bad. The most recent meme about a woman lost in the woods meeting a bear or a man opting to choose the bear is beyond silly. The assumption any man would be worse than a feral animal in the woods w/o any cause is sad.
@Seanus32
@Seanus32 5 ай бұрын
As a panentheist, I liked your comments about Nature and see that a fair few women are becoming disgruntled and social media is exposing that. Being the silent reflective type that gets many things done, drama and complaining can have no place in my life. A VG video.
@Anthony-sl9eu
@Anthony-sl9eu 5 ай бұрын
You are wonderful keep moving forward
@tonya469
@tonya469 5 ай бұрын
She gets it. Rebellion against God's will for women and also men
@seeksolitude9048
@seeksolitude9048 5 ай бұрын
You are a joy to listen to
@biocular
@biocular 5 ай бұрын
11:06 I remember learning about U.S. history & I remember my teacher outlining then how specific the Declaration of Independence is about people's right to life, liberty & "pursuit of happiness." Guys learn this one way or another but many women just don't take seriously the idea that life doesn't owe anyone jack.
@Anthony-sl9eu
@Anthony-sl9eu 5 ай бұрын
I've watched a few of your videos and enjoyed everyone !!
@divinityofblackness6330
@divinityofblackness6330 5 ай бұрын
I was never told that I could have it all. I was never told I deserve . I was taught that anything we get is what we earned. I'll say that my parents DID tell me I was unique...but I needed to apply it and use it. If I did not then it meant nothing. There was certain intrinsic things about me that qualified me for basic things on a count of being human (like basic human decency)...but for the most part I was taught to work.
@kevindiment
@kevindiment 5 ай бұрын
I'm 65 now Feb 12th 1959 🙂
@LearnCompositionOnline
@LearnCompositionOnline 5 ай бұрын
Gratulations 🎉
@herusun3654
@herusun3654 5 ай бұрын
You are an oasis in a desert of delusion. Excellent commentary! That "go home grandma" had me rollin 😅
@niallcurran7894
@niallcurran7894 5 ай бұрын
Just discovered you Eden. First video, and a controversial one. It shouldn't be, but I like the insertion of controversialities and caviats because that's life, it's character building. Thank you for your candidness. You've gained a sub.
@SB-wj6dw
@SB-wj6dw 5 ай бұрын
Great insight, thankyou
@user-cr8go1hk4n
@user-cr8go1hk4n 5 ай бұрын
omg your so honest and sincere my dear, i send out your podcast to many women that i talk too, and there so stubborn or very foolish, there looking for love and happiness but that comes within yourself, am very happy as a man but i would marry a women like you, thank you for your knowledge, dear 😘
@johnnie2638
@johnnie2638 5 ай бұрын
I'm a boomer parent of boomer parents. I don't remember ever hearing my dad or mom telling my sisters they were special or that they could "have it all". We didn't have a lot of money growing up so my parents were pragmatists. My parents were both born at the beginning of the boomer generation right after WW2. I was born in late '62 so I'm on the tail end of the boomers. All my sibs are Gen X. I have a son & I taught him to work & earn his way through life just as my father taught me. I never had a daughter so I'm left wondering that if I had a daughter would I have been guilty of telling her she was special or of building up her ego to an unhealthful level? Of course it's all speculation but I don't think I would have. My dad worked me and my brothers pretty hard when we were growing up. As a result I have a good work ethic and I'm a pragmatist. I think instead I would have told her I loved her very much. That I would always be someone she could depend on & turn to. But I don't think I would have ever told her she were special or a princess because that's just not realistic & in the long run I don't think it does a child much good. From a parent's perspective and for the sake of the well being of the child I think it's much more valuable that a father be thought of as a source of strength and protection than a source of complements. I like your channel.
@wyleecoyotee4252
@wyleecoyotee4252 5 ай бұрын
I was born in 62 as well! I saw my mothers and grandmother's horrible life and decided that I didn't have to live like that. Got a good education and well paying job. As a woman thankful for feminism for providing me that choice.
@joemahma3017
@joemahma3017 5 ай бұрын
I’ve been watching for a few weeks now. I wasn’t sure if you were genuine or yet another woman trying to make money off angry and disenfranchised men. I can see now that you have a good heart and that you’re approaching this from a place of grace and humility. Thank you for what you do. You’re a lovely woman and you deserve the world.
@user-su5uf5yv1w
@user-su5uf5yv1w 3 ай бұрын
I have been alone long enough to want to ruin life for other's.
@seonewport363
@seonewport363 5 ай бұрын
great time , as always
@smiles7631
@smiles7631 5 ай бұрын
I think your right about the identity crisis. My ex wife was a little off on the years because of special needs kids but all the things pretty much lined up. She was brought up with a single mom that worked nights and she had three younger sisters. So she was being a mom to her sisters at a super young age without any instruction. Anyways, that explains alot in my minds eye, thank you.
@madebydoug
@madebydoug 5 ай бұрын
And you were Right Gen X here was never told I deserved anything. I was taught I had to work hard for every thing I received
@chrishughes1103
@chrishughes1103 5 ай бұрын
Really LIKE you, you are More likeable than you can think..
@FarfromEden
@FarfromEden 5 ай бұрын
Thank you. That’s a big compliment!
@Sketch_Sesh
@Sketch_Sesh 5 ай бұрын
I remember in the late 90s & 00s parents were calling their daughters “princesses” .. I thought it was narcissistic… “princesses” don’t have to work, given everything they want, entitled, narcissistic.. imagine the outrage if parents called their sons “princes”
@bertmunoz7100
@bertmunoz7100 5 ай бұрын
Thank you for this. After a while one starts wondering; are they all crazy? And no, I don't think that all fathers told their daughters "you deserve", even before baby boomers. The fist woman that earned a medical degree was Elizabeth Blackwell in the late 1800's. Bessie Coleman first black women to earn an international pilot license back in the 1920's and there is many more that never needed permission to do or be who they wanted to be. Not all women were housewives or homemakers. I like your explanation on why they have to change every 4-5 years. Today's women seem to think that if men understood their "struggle" they would be happy. But what man wants to understand why they spend their lives in uncomfortable shoes and why their purses have to be worth more then the stuff they carry in them?
@BENTAYGA2
@BENTAYGA2 4 ай бұрын
My girl is ahead of the game She rebelled against the patriarchy and ran her house at 12 for good reason She’s an Asian LCSW who shoots guns, is loud and cusses She taller than me and I am a short black dude, 61 IRVRNT is her plate on a blacked out sports car says it all Fun 40yrs especially Covid
@bobkonradi1027
@bobkonradi1027 3 ай бұрын
REMINDER: It is not a man's job to be his wife's entertainment director. Happiness comes only from within, and for a woman to be happy, she has to self-generate that happiness.
@thedynamicsolo4232
@thedynamicsolo4232 4 ай бұрын
I've chased women, had them throw themselves on me, had a marriage that ended with a cheating wife, dated two women I didn't know were on behavioral meds, one that wouldn't take my solid advice and after 40 years of the tiring, money wasting, time wasting adventure, the apostle Paul was right. Its better to be single. I feel sorry for the genuine women who are out there looking for a good men. Most of us have walked away. The day is coming when we pull off the effort to sustain this society. That rug being pulled is going to be unfair to innocent children and women, but we have allowed and encouraged sin by our government and our votes and thinking. We need God so badly as our highest authority and we keep choosing to destroy ourselves. Men, get right with God and maybe, just maybe we can restore our godly country and our constitution.
@johnkauppi7078
@johnkauppi7078 Ай бұрын
My experience with women tells me that their natural state is to be unhappy, unsatisfied and wanting. They have brief moments of happiness when something exciting or good happens, then back to being miserable. Some men, like my father, spent their lives trying to make a woman like my mother happy, without great success. I've been involved with women where I constantly have to do and do and do to keep them satisfied. Totally exhausting. Men are different. Our natural level of happiness is much higher. We can be happy being alone and doing simple things.
@maxwillson
@maxwillson 5 ай бұрын
I've been doing CrossFit for 10 years and I'd consider myself one of the weaker males. I'm genetically shorter and less muscular. I get the most hate from women because a lot of the competitive women are right on the cusp of my fitness level but they never achieve it. It pisses them off. Men are just genetically stronger than women, even the weaker men like myself. It always makes me laugh. Even the women where I think - "Oh, this is the one, this is the woman that's going to defeat me." Nope, I end up winning. I see all of those "Trans-women" competing and I totally get it, those men are having a field trip, they know they're going to win.
@lincolnadams83
@lincolnadams83 Ай бұрын
It's pretty simple, but we've all mucked it up pretty badly..."Husbands love your wives as Christ loved the church...presenting her spotless, holy and blameless...radiant.." Basically, sacrifice for her in the way that Christ did for us- dying to our self interests, speaking truth in love, providing emotionally, spiritually and physically... "Wives...likewise...respect your husbands..." See Proverbs 31 on how that looks... See Proverbs 21:9 on how that looks when a women is not in her Proverbs 31 self... However, this all goes back to Genesis and the problem we are living out... Adam did NOT look out for Eve. To be clear, Adam knew what Eve was up to. But he was wishy-washy about even stopping her- or he would have done so. His falter showed his lack of self-sacrifice ( he wanted to taste the fruit, too). This showed his lack of leadership and courage....and Eve seeing the lack of direction, took things into her own hands. Adam following her lead (because he abdicated it) sinned a second time by eating the fruit. His first sin was not smacking the fruit out of her hand and leading her away... He then compounded the problem further by running away, hiding and blaming God for the woman " he was given". Safe to say Eve lost ALL respect for Adam in that moment. And thus enmity was placed between Man and Woman. We have been living in the push pull dynamic of sacrificial love through integrity and leadership vs unrequited leadership/love resulting in disrespect and assertion of leadership ever since...This is the true battle of the sexes. I wish I had the wisdom and courage to live this truth out when I was married. I might still be married to the wife of my youth. 😕
@persnipoles
@persnipoles 4 ай бұрын
I like that you picked up on "deserve." I posed this elsewhere: Consider: X: 'i want what i deserve.' Y: 'no. No you don't.' Or even: 'you'd better hope you don’t get what you deserve.' Plug any two people in for x & y and ask if y is so wrong, unreasonable? ‐---- I did keep hearing 'deserve' from a few female friends years ago & couldn't help but hear it as therapy culture psycbabble. One of them complained about lack of attention frim her grown children asking 'do i deserve that?' I said attention is available or it isn’t. There is no deserve. You can attract or repel it, but trying that's just gambling for it. Do it anyway.
@primeascendant797
@primeascendant797 5 ай бұрын
I dont think your take is even that controversial: youre really just describing a division of labor that characterizes 98% of human history up until very recently. And the first jobs outside the home women took part in were helper or service jobs. I'm a nurse (male) at a hospital, so I have about as close to a front row seat to female nature as one can get, and they still attempt to hide the worst parts from straight men...most of the time. Anyway, most women seem to love helping, and I have to say, watching a woman in that role being caring and loving, it's really awe inspiring and emotionally moving. Angelic, really. Especially because that traditional role is hidden so much now. I think men can be great carers too, but it's just different. My patients look to me more as a source of strength than consolation, though there's always overlap.
@Dusttnuts304
@Dusttnuts304 5 ай бұрын
Please join the 13 million Black Passport Bros leaving the feminist Democrats and voting for Trump 2024🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🏿
@svartvist
@svartvist 5 ай бұрын
I don't try to make my bride of 31 yrs happy. That's her business, and she tells me so in a general way time to time. I strive to make her life comfortable. I strive to support her when life events become overwhelming and she is incapacitated. I strive to arrange our affairs so she can excel at what she's best at. Because she's exceptionally grateful, it works. This boomer NEVER said any such things to his daughters. But her grma did until she passed when daughter was 8. Damage done. I didn't have a chance against that maternal influence. Top of the list--look to see if gratitude and industry are present in a woman's maternal ancestral tree, men. If there's any hint of indulgence there, walk away. But see to it you are that way yourself.
@USViper
@USViper 5 ай бұрын
My Boomer dad is the best dad I could have chosen. However, my younger sister is spoiled beyond belief. She can't hold jobs and he bails her out. I served 20 years in the military, earned my bachelor degree in Aeronautics, and flipped homes from 2000-2008. While I served on active duty... 1992-2012. I am financially free now, and he doesn't see his daughter always taking the easy way thru life. Oh well, I live my life, and others live theirs.
@vryc
@vryc 5 ай бұрын
I am older than my brother with our sister in between us in age. I got married in my twenties; still with the same woman. Phenomenal woman. Honest, especially with herself and how she insists on living in actual reality. However, the stark differences in my brother's wife (he got married in his 30s and she's a year older than him) and my wife is dramatic. They had been together for maybe 5-7 years before 2017 hit and she went from being this (apparently) reasonable person to getting divorced in less than 24 months. This madness never touched my wife; she strongly distrusts raw/authentic female nature as it has this "emotional felt dogpile" effect (her words) when it combines with other females and quickly goes insane and is told it is "truth" and the "right and honest way of the female perspective" (her words again). There's something about women that were born between 1985-2005 (maybe later); there's a "madness", and a complete abandonment of self-reflection and perspective, stepping outside of their own bubbles and their own "felt" reality, as if it is an evil or some sort of pernicious poison to do so. My wife thinks it's two things: 1) education. 2) parenting. Boomer parents completely changed the game when it came to their daughters and I have no idea how to gain some of the social, political and economic grounds women justly deserved, without realigning with the most necessary parts of being a human: honest engagement with reality. And no, a healthy, honest, true & lovingly respectful hetero relationship (and any other kind of relationship, really) is not "hard work". Sure, there's conversation, and misunderstanding. But problems arise from one's own burnt and tortured psychologies. Work on yourself. Be truthful and demand truth in kind. If you have that, the mutual respect, the mutual attraction and deep attention that naturally comes from that place does happen. If you don't, you've got to play mind-games to keep the chairs spinning, to keep up with the (small??) lies and willfully activate a constant state of misunderstanding to stoke the fires of drama and problems. These things only poison a relationship over time and adults don't act this way. Not ever. This is how children act.
@DavidFrost9992
@DavidFrost9992 5 ай бұрын
"...She didn't have to fight or sweat or bleed for that ending." This is a pervasive myth. Scaled waaaaaaay back, my wife gets annoyed when the plan she builds up in her head isn't how things go. Scale it all the way back up to arguably the biggest commitment in a person's life, and no wonder there is cognitive dissonance! Thanks to your mother for making you realistic! Single moms tell sons to treat the girls like a Disney princess, though. On your observation about roles: I had a talk with my eldest son this morning, asking him if he wanted to be an adult or a child, so I could treat him appropriately. He asked me for the difference. I explained that a child has my provision and protection in exchange for obedience - he gets up when I ask him to instead of laying in bed all morning and coming downstairs 5 minutes before we leave, and he keeps his room clean, and I make sure he has a breakfast even if he is running late and I look after making sure he gets what he needs together. An adult living in my home means he lives and dies by his own decisions, and if that means he goes to school without breakfast or misses the carpool to school, he suffers the consequences. I was okay with either, I just wanted to know which relationship he wants. He opted to be a child (he's 12, so that's still okay!). My wife later forgot something in the house, and I ran back in to get it for her. When he looked quizzically at me because she is an adult, I looked him in the eye and said, "if a choice needs to be made, I make it and she respects and abides by the choice. So she gets my protection and provision. Same idea, different sort of relationship." "... other people are responsible for her happiness..." It's single moms, too. They have unmet wants and needs, and decide to tell their daughters that they deserve better. Men are narcissists because they dared say no. George Carlin's look on life is actually very male. It's not deep. It's repetition of the same pattern, punctuated by the crazy events. Hypergamy meant protection for kids and themselves by choosing the best suitor. Now that women can provide for themselves, they want the lifestyle. This is why monkey-branching came about. This is why 80% of women on dating apps are looking for the top 20% of men, and holding the line there. "Pick a good man and join his team." That is dangerous to them because women have refused to trust men for a century now. Men are realizing, thanks to what we see on social media, that there are women that are out there that are as evil as the worst among men, and we make the same mistake women did: all women are under the same suspicion as the worst women. Men won't marry women because of the risks, and women won't trust men to be husbands, so they try to take the reins. "actually, the seahorses..." 🤣 They are nature's *exception*. The rule is women.
@warrenbeane6988
@warrenbeane6988 5 ай бұрын
I agree totally that you give a more complete picture of why some females lack accountability. I have a seven year old little girl, and my natural inclination is to protect her from everything, and make her feel special, because she is so special to me. I haven't gone overboard to the point where she is past the point of change, mainly because my older daughter told me that I spoiled her too much, and to not do this to my little girl. but hearing what you have to say makes me realize how I need to guide her in the future. So you do make a difference. Incidentally, I treated my exwife very very special as well. Could not have been a better husband, in terms of listening, fostering her growth, and wanting her to feel special. The result was, she decided she wanted more, and I have been divorced about 2 1/2 years, with her convincing herself, that I was somehow abusive and so that she could take $150,000 from the sale of the house, all the furniture in the house, etc. She said that if I did not give it to her, that she would allege that I abuse my daughter. She did agree to 50-50 custody so even though I'm older and gave away all my retirement, I still get to see my little girl, who absolutely adores me
@zebageba
@zebageba 5 ай бұрын
I told my sons that women will derail their goals and not to put women first. When they get older I'll tell them not to get married or live with a woman. It's sad that I have to warn them about this.
@robertgross9580
@robertgross9580 5 ай бұрын
This is a US, canada, Europe, and australian problem. This does t exist in other countries. Get yiur passports boys
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