Women learn the hard way that they DO need a man

Hey guys! Today we are talking about women that like to proclaim "they don't need no man" but find out the hard way that they DO. Some women make the mistake believing they can do everything themeselves... I give 3 good examples of women that are making this EXACT mistake. Let me know if you agree or disagree!
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[@streetcop157]

We live in a rural community. My daughter called me because she forgot how to check her oil. I told her to go to dollar general and open her hood and a guy in a ball cap would be right there to help her. She argued that there was no attendant at dollar general. I repeated my instructions. She called me back 5 minutes later…she was still fiddling with the hood latch when someone asked if she needed help…yes he was wearing a ball cap.

[@inconnu4961]

LMAO this is priceless!

[@perrysanders8433]

Yep...

[@tristanbackup2536]

I don't even know how too either but a few hours with some google research I'll get the hang of it. Never understand why they're distress when car problems happen.

[@jamesjonnes]

Strong and independent.

[@hhg7832]

Ooo. Dollar general, hood up. Noted.

[@narrowgroundentertainment]

This seems like a good place to tell this story. I'm a truck driver. Earlier this week I was delivering a small order of water heaters to a plumbing supply store. The unloader was a fairly young girl, probably college age, and some of the water heaters, weighing about 50 pounds each, were double stacked. She asked if I would help her get them unstacked, which I did. The genuine gratitude she showed, and the way she was chatting with me, have kept me thinking about that 20 minutes all week. I'm used to young women treating me as a threat by default and getting away from me as soon as possible, even when all I'm doing is standing there. She treated me like I was valuable and worth getting to know a little bit.

[@mwalshisme]

It seems like the young lady was the result of good parenting. There are some good people in the world. It seems like you're one and you met one at the plumbing store.

[@narrowgroundentertainment]

@@mwalshisme Seems that way. I plan to keep an eye out for another load to that stop.

[@morganoverbay8783]

Its a front. Dont fall for it!

[@memecat57]

​@@mwalshisme any man can be a deadly threat to a woman and unfortunately I have heard stories of everything from movers to guys masquerading as plumbers. BUT all that said in my time on this earth I believe in innocent until proven guilty. Plus it's not like I'm helpless I might not fight off corn fed concrete Fred but 45 ACP hot loaded for dealing with feral hogs can. I had a man help me lift things I was well able to myself just to make the day easier on me and in return I made him a loaf of homemade cheese bread so loaded it I put 3/4 a pound of cheese in it. My grandmother taught me that hard working men get hungry so if you make a man work hard FEED HIM.

[@patrickdunn8918]

Nice!

[@liamcage7208]

As a Self-Defense instructor I always hear many women say "...I'll just run away". Men can run too, often faster than women.

[@KittyGrizGriz]

And MUCH stronger. I took a self defense class and it was very difficult to hit the “cupped” male instructor in the groin, with the palm of my hand. But he helped me to overcome it. Thank you for helping we women, feel more competent-confident if the situation should ever arise. I read about a middle aged woman nurse, who defended herself from a man who had a knife, and was paid to kill her in her own home, by her ex husband. She killed him. What I learned from her situation is to “stay close,” body wise.

[@warfarenotwarfair5655]

​@@KittyGrizGrizGet a gun, physical self-defense isn't going to work on a man unless he is a real sissy.

[@cmike22000]

I told my students, to learn how to us a gun, as all of the Black Belts, including me, carried guns!

[@justaskin8523]

@@cmike22000 All the blackbelts that I know also carry guns.

[@jamesjonnes]

​@@cmike22000Most of the world doesn't allow citizens to carry, you're lucky to live in one that does.

[@henryfredette6735]

'A I don't need no man turns into a I don't need no car real quick." Just perfect. Classic Emily. Nailed it like always.

[@mikelincoln8395]

Never ever touch or attempt to fix a female’s car. Ever! A work colleague, stopped to help a ‘lady’ broken down at the side of the road. He successfully got her rolling again. On be known to him, she had recorded his license plate. Several week later he received an attorneys letter seeking settlement for allegedly causing damage to her vehicle. She was looking $2,300. The issue had been the alternator belt was slipping and not charging the battery sufficiently. He adjusted the alternator and tighten. She was claiming he had damaged the transmission, and claimed it needed to be replaced. Although, my work colleague doesn’t believe the alternator belt was deliberately loosened, I don’t think it is far fetched to believe this was a deliberate action, to try and get a new transmission and install costs covered. In the end he actually paid $1,000 to be done with it. He’ll not be so quick to stop and help next time. That’s a sad indictment of many younger women and society as a whole.

[@brycedery9596]

Greasy

[@johnlafever3162]

She tries that on me, my community will cost her much more than anything she asks or ever receives.

[@ChineduOpara]

Wow that's horrible

[@alphanerd7221]

Yeah your BS anecdote isn't turning me into a puss.

[@robertofernandez7773]

That is why as a society, we are crumbling. The more these things happen, the least people will help other people. And it's really sad since at some point we always need someone.

[@PJ-pj8lr]

Reminds me of the survival island experiment, men fishing having a glorious party basically on holiday, the women wet, cold hungry, arguing all the time, when they are not crying.

[@muzzlevelocity4397]

The women were also half an inch away from being pulled for medical dehydration.

[@svr5423]

best was the one washing her hair in the bucket with the little amount of drinking water they had.

[@Thalanox]

There are multiple survival shows that have done this sort of experiment. Mixing them together confuses the situation. Most of the famous clips come from Bear Grylls' The Island Season 2 (the uk version of the show). Its worth tracking down the full season.

[@toasega]

Actually, the men had lots of problems too, like not being able to get enough food. There was one guy who was actually good at fishing and made up the bulk of the group's food, and actually refused to fish for them at one point due to drama. Starvation was also still a constant threat, and while they did do astronomically better than the women, it's still like saying you only got third-degree burns on just your foot instead of your entire body. Also, they killed a crocodile but didn't know how to preserve it, so they lost the majority of it to rotting.

[@jamesjonnes]

​@@toasegaCut the meat into quarter inch strips and suspend for drying. City boys are just a little better than women, probably raised by single moms. A real man will get everything done easily.

[@stevec3526]

One way men protect women is by preventing them from doing stupid stuff.

[@ygrittesnow1701]

Woman in the second clip clearly forgot wear her sign.

[@samishiikihaku]

Men: We need to save you from yourself. Women: Thats controlling and woman hating! Men: Sigh, fine self-destruct, but you are now blocked.

[@Haawser]

Can't even do that. If you tell them they're about to do something incredibly stupid you get accused of 'mansplaining' and/or being horribly sexist. So nine times out of ten you have to watch them do it, and then try to fix the mess afterwards. And saying 'Well, I did try to tell you...' is only going to make things worse.

[@samishiikihaku]

@@Haawser The only way a women will listen to you, is if she respects you. And in todays world, the average woman doesn't respect the average man. They just want to take take take from everyone around them. I have young family members like this. And sad to see.

[@MrJerichoPumpkin]

@@Haawser my mother told me that one should always clean up his own mess. So, no, I won't clean up the mess you made because you didn't listen.

[@peterblair7876]

With women's help, I've learned to overcome my instinct to help women

[@Dee-zy2xv]

lmao...i see what ya did there bro😂...but i got you and totally can understand

[@deathshead556]

Slowly but surely working my way to this point.

[@przemeksledziewski1973]

Underrated comment!

[@jimreilly917]

I was thinking nearly the same thing.

[@STB-jh7od]

Agreed

[@berrywalton3918]

The reason us men dont help is that you never know when some woman will accuse you of something!!! I would hate to be single these days!!

[@ladyinred9656]

I am happily single and I have six brothers who are plumbers and mechanics carpenters electricians by trade..and my mom and dad too. Trust I picked up alot and no I don't need a man

[@johnlafever3162]

@@ladyinred9656then you have a defective cooter!

[@updaterequired1173]

​@@ladyinred9656everything in society is maintained by men... ALL women need men no matter how you feel about it.. men need other men lmao let's be real here

[@VinceYT2408]

I am single and it's going ok ;) I'm just not making any more toward women and don't allow them to make any move toward me.

[@mariogiresi6792]

It’s too dangerous. Two people all alone on a highway somewhere and it’s your word against hers. Forget it. Keep driving.

[@victorybulldog4085]

I am a police officer that pulled over to help a female in a situation much like this first lady. I ended up getting struck from behind by another lady doing over 75. That totaled my vehicle and hers. After fighting to get out of my vehicle and bleeding from my face I started medical for the lady that struck me and myself. I then started to walk to the lady I intended to help. As I approached just drove off. She was looking right at me as she drove by while my arms were in the air thinking WTF. I now have a messed up back and chronic backpain. I lost some faith in humanity that day.

[@mominminnesota6648]

OMG yes I bet you have! I would too!! I left the field of EMS which I loved, but it wad messing me up . I hope you heal--- I have mostly healed, it can be done.

[@alexdewayne9392]

I'm a strong independent man, I don't need no woman.

[@mymobile5014]

hahaha love it!

[@britishshock]

Drizzle Drizzle

[@jonathanbair523]

Rock that boss man state!!!! Preach bro preach!

[@ExHavic]

I'll be your roommate, we can get shit done lmao

[@ChrisBaleIamtheNight]

Slay king 😂😂😂

[@Onnarashi]

Why didn't they wait for a bear to come help them? I thought bears were safer than men? What happened?

[@jonathanbair523]

I just heard that AAA will be replacing the service crews with special trained bears to take the calls to change tires and stuff for the lady's on the side of the road...

[@Onnarashi]

@@jonathanbair523 First there was the right to bear arms, then came the right to arm bears...with AAA tools.

[@SlowJoe76]

🤣🤣That's a real good one brother!!!!🤣🤣

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

You guys are hilarious!!!

[@thegreatlakestrucker]

The delusion wore off

[@josephdelp87]

Fellas walk by and say nothing. A bear will help.

[@inconnu4961]

I have to agree. One gets tired of helping grouchy, thankless women.

[@assassinlexx1993]

Bear needs a snack.

[@technicianbis5250-ig1zd]

Guys are worried they'll be arrested for harrassing a woman so they walk by.

[@christinajose285]

Some of us women picked men and not the bear. Personally I have always been grateful for men and what they do. I was surprised that so many women choose the bear.

[@josephdelp87]

@@christinajose285 your one of the 5%.

[@GBU61]

I have been treated poorly for decades by women and I reached a point that I stopped caring. It doesn’t help when I am repeatedly told how terrible I am and how unsafe women feel around me. It got so bad that I finally gave up about 10 years ago that I left the country. I live, very happily, in Latin America where women act the way I remember in the 1970s.

[@MTH58]

65 year old male here. Over the last 20 years I’ve encountered a number of male Mountain Bikers in the backcountry with equipment problems. In most cases I just ask if they had everything they need to make the repair. I asked the same question of a young female rider with a flat tire. She said said yes, and I carried on, but I passed the same location an hour later and she was still there. Turned out she has no tools at all…so I bailed her out. I’ve helped, and been helped, by other male riders without issue. On the flip side, I broke a chain once and had forgotten my repair tool. A young woman who came across me walking out was proud to offer me use of hers…well raised lass.

[@ChineduOpara]

Nice super-rare occurrence!!

[@iselwyr5411]

Referring to women as 'females' is sexist garbage

[@barteertmoed3007]

How come when women are in a distressed situation (car broke down), they always jump to expecting a man to stop and help. Why do they never ask about a BEAR stopping and helping?

[@user-ic9zz2dx9o]

They would if bears had opposable thumbs! 😀

[@jerryfischer3988]

Because that would be unbearable 😅

[@stevenrichardson3000]

Bears opted out. It's called BGTOW

[@richardgibbins5612]

Bears don't know jack...

[@timradde4328]

@@user-ic9zz2dx9o Great answer.

[@3DJapan]

I (a man) had a car problem and a guy saw me pulled over with my hood open and he pulled over to help. He didn't have the right tools but he tried. I have also pulled over to ask people if they needed help. It's not pulling over to help a woman, it's pulling over to help anyone, just being a decent human being.

[@paulsengupta971]

Yep, back in the day when I could help, it was pretty much only men I pulled over to help - mostly because they were the ones who drove the sheds of cars which broke down!

[@johnn3542]

Had guys stop to help clear branches from the road after a storm. Had to do something to clear it after I saw a woman drive through the elderly neighbors lawn to get around.

[@willythemailboy2]

I carry a bunch of tools and such in my trunk for just such occasions. I even bought a hydraulic floor jack and one of those cross shaped lug wrenches to avoid using the crappy scissor jack cars come with. To this day I've never had to use either on my own car but they've been used on lots of others.

[@richardpate4732]

Well said

[@timkaldahl]

​@@willythemailboy2 I use my jumper cables or jump pack mostly, but a wrench to tighten battery ables or a screwdriver are always good. Since I only drive beaters I always have a pretty complete tool set with me.

[@jonprince3237]

Fucked it up and found out. As a man I have absolutely no problem asking other men or even women for help when I need it, I try to be as independent as possible, but we live in social groups for a reason.

[@kevindowell6003]

Men of my generation worked hard to develop ourselves to be self reliant. We sought out and accepted the mentorship of the men and women who could teach us what we wanted to learn. We became self reliant, truly self reliant. Men of my generation could judge accurately our limits and will ask for and accept help when needed. Most often we ask for help up front so we usually avoided being an emergency that we required rescuing

[@justaskin8523]

I'm also a man, and I have sought out information from people more knowledgeable than I. I have a couple of buddies who know weird esoteric stuff. And it's great because it's DIFFERENT than the weird esoteric stuff that I know! But I also know some women who are smart enough to help me think through certain problems, maybe having to do with finance, taxes, household chemistry, and weird biological stuff that hardly anybody needs to know anyway. And I must be doing okay because I still have both eyes, both ears, and all of my fingers and toes. Yay for avoiding limb-loss!🤣

[@michaelbrininstool4515]

The second woman added wiper fluid in a place that is labeled "OIL ONLY"

[@iand6078]

Sir, that's for the 710 fluid

[@Pyralis1]

Everyone knows that the W in 5W-30 stands for washer fluid.

[@newboerg]

​@@iand6078 A freedom loving citizen here

[@mariogiresi6792]

That’s ok, because according to feminists women are smarter than men.

[@user-lg2nw2zj8f]

It was oiled wiper fluid, man....😂😂😂😂

[@Jay-qq7kp]

Men want to help women as a default however women have pissed us off calling us useless and saying they don't need us for anything. So that's what we're doing until women wake up & just appreciate us for the stuff we do for them..

[@rodgarcia6563]

What seems to be a side effect though is young men getting used to not dealing with women, and liking the feeling. They get a taste for the free, drama less existence and then refuse to go back to any kind of serious relationship. Until there is a major paradigm shift in our culture, this trend will only continue.

[@kntrstrkorm4593]

I don't care anymore even if women woke up or not, the damage is already done. If someone helped them I really don't care I am not responsible over anyone thank God.

[@Jurgium]

In the case of the washer fluid in the oil, she really didn't need a man. What she needed was someone that actually knew what the fuck they were doing.

[@dewardroy6531]

Someone who knows how to read.

[@sicdoc5839]

Aka a man 😂

[@frosty3693]

@@dewardroy6531 Yeh, those 'owners manuals' have all sorts of stuff in them. Especailly now with so much computer settings for locks and other things. But hey, she did get the hood up, that's something. One lady came into a dealer ship wanting a 710 cap she had lost hers. After some thinking and looking at caps the OIL cap needed was found.

[@MattsLiveJams]

I agree. I have a friend, a guy, who ruined the cooling system of his car by putting the wrong kind of antifreeze in it. When I said, "Oh, you mixed the orange kind with the green kind," he confessed that he had no idea there were different kinds of antifreeze and that they don't mix. Being a man doesn't protect you from not knowing what you're doing. Neither does being a woman.

[@chrisperrins8082]

😂

[@Canine_Casanova]

I'm an adult man, my sister is an adult woman. My sister is very tough, graduated from underwater welding school, can bench 220lbs, very strong... we were play fighting and I grabbed her wrist and just held on tightly. She couldn't break the grip. No amount of positivity can beat reality. Somethings just are regardless of your perspective.

[@3DJapan]

My mom was a construction worker. If need be I'm sure she could've taken on most of the men she worked with.

[@daggern15]

@@3DJapan Reality is that that's not representative of most women though. The point isn't that women aren't stronger than men full stop, but that _most_ are not. Canine's story is a reality of the average, not the one-in-a-thousand.

[@kirklawson2218]

​@@3DJapanlaughable

[@guyforlogos]

@@daggern15 you meant one in a hundred thousand, the STRONGEST women are not as strong as AVERAGE men. It’s biological, it’s how we are built. There is no changing that. It’s in the DNA.

[@Thalanox]

They wanted to be protected and provided for during evolutionary history. That has consequences.

[@AAjax]

It's weird that these videos don't feature any bears helping women out

[@jerryjeromehawkins1712]

I guess Smokey was busy. 😅

[@maureenb1109]

So true they get what they ask for, fyi I chose man not bear 😊

[@AngryMarine-il6ej]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jamesjonnes]

Lots of simps helping them, though.

[@ghz24]

​@@jamesjonnesYou don't know what a simp is. You wouldn't know a good Samaritan if he saved your life. I'd luft a weight off of a guy just as quick as a girl. Stop projecting your motives on other people, if you think the only reason people help each other is for possible relations or sexual gratification YOU are the simp.

[@davidrodgers9558]

As a mechanic by trade I'm hearing women complain that when the car that's broken that's in my shop .. When it broke down at the side of the road men just keep passing by . 😂..lol.. I love it. I tell them well it's a new world women are independent.. They don't like my answer..

[@Chris_music_channel]

I went through a rough marriage, and I’m now divorced. I’m definitely OK with being single and much rather stay that way unless a woman who thinks and understands men/women psychology like you do comes along someday, Emily. Thank you so much for your content, info and guidance. You actually help me believe there’s hope in humanity!

[@PershingDriver]

Men if you are alone DO NOT stop to help a broke down woman on the side of the road. The Risk is to high she can tell the cops anything

[@user-yx7kh5xq5j]

Have had women I never even spoken to try to have me arrested. Plenty of other times women I never spoken to caused scenes involving me.

[@radiohobbyist13]

About ten years ago, I stopped to help a 20ish woman who was broken down and crying on the side of the road. She didn't have a cell phone and told me that she had just gotten her car out of the shop. I let her use my cellphone to call her father. Then I waited until he arrived, at which point I left. Problem solved.

[@AmaryllisAlexakis]

Majority of woman are normal, it's pretty obviously from front up if they're a toxic person, so that doesn't exuse being a bad person.

[@user-yx7kh5xq5j]

@@AmaryllisAlexakis but why take the chance? Women can do it all so let them.

[@AmaryllisAlexakis]

@@user-yx7kh5xq5j Agree, people need to learn how to depend on their own selves, after all who's going to change your tire while your stranded alone in a desert.

[@Trifler500]

As a man, the biggest thing that makes me roll my eyes about women who say, "I don't need no man" is that even as a man, I need other men. I need other people in general. Nobody can do it all. We're a civilization for a reason. :) in general, these women run into the same issues that anyone who says, "I don't need help from anyone" runs into.

[@SamsTopBarBees]

Well said.

[@douglasstrother6584]

"A World without Men: An Analysis of an All-Female Economy" ~ Aaron Clarey A grim prospect, indeed. Good luck, ladies.

[@zychoo6245]

The closest example in modern reality is Rwanda. Because of genocide, the country lost a lot of their men. The men were either killed or ran away as guilty perpetrators to neighbouring countries. the gender ratio became 7:3 (F:M), even 8:2 in some parts of Rwanda. The women left behind had no choice but to take on the work that men do, to rebuild the country. . I'm sure it was hard for those women. It's not something we want for the world.

[@flibbinflah22]

And a world without women would be a great prospect? Me thinks your statement makes little to no sense. 🤣

[@SerenityGrace71]

Please NO! I would go nuts!

[@kathyt2108]

@@flibbinflah22grim prospect - not great.

[@craigs3007]

Thanks. I've not heard of that book before, so I've just downloaded it and will look forward to reading it.

[@charlesdavid-p1y]

This captivating video triggers a flood of painful memories from the end of my 5-year relationship just three months ago The woman I loved with all my heart chose to walk away , leaving me grappling with an insurmountable sense of loss . Despite my relentless efforts to salvage what we had , I'm left feeling disillusioned and unable to imagine a future without her. Despite my attempts to move on , I'm drawn to express my deep-seated longing for her here .

[@AdamA.Moorhouse]

Releasing your grip on someone you deeply care about can be a formidable challenge. I found myself in a comparable predicament when my 12-year relationship came to an end. Despite the odds, I couldn't bear to let her slip away. I exhausted every avenue to reunite with her, eventually turning to a spiritual advisor for guidance, whose intervention ultimately facilitated her return.

[@charlesdavid-p1y]

Incredible! Where did you find a spiritual counselor, and how can I get in touch with her?

[@AdamA.Moorhouse]

Suzanne Ann Walters is the name of an exceptional spiritual counselor renowned for her ability to reunite you with your former partner.

[@charlesdavid-p1y]

Thank you for this invaluable information; I've just checked her out online. Very impressive indeed!

[@wasbeer77]

Fucken hell... Really? That old chewed out standard scam trick ? 'Oh lawdy, I am - insert disaster here - and don't know what to do now' and the subsequent do-gooder reply 'Wait, good citizen! I have the solution! I was helped/saved/made rich by - insert name here - !' Aaaand then of course the 'Oh, you are right, helpful stranger on teh interwebs! I researched - insert full name of scamming company or fictitious person here - and they are legit!' answer. 🤦🏻‍♂️ Christ onna cracker. Does this bullshit actually fool anyone? I'm just curious.

[@richardknight8061]

there is a video circulating of a woman on a train, she is complaining about how none of the men sitting in seats, will stand to let her sit down. she approaches one man and says, "are you going to stand up so I can sit down". he replies, "do you believe in equality?" when she replies yes he smiles and says " well there you go". and goes back to his phone.

[@wheeltrouble]

The second woman was actually threatening the man! "i am recording and I have a witness". Bro should said " and you have a nice day" and left.

[@DTex.45ACP]

Dude should have said "Good, that means you can watch it again and not be such a tard."

[@kendanielson7204]

That was the guy under the car at the oil change place. He recorded it to prove they didn't screw up the car,

[@Meh-j9s]

Infuriating

[@MohamedAhmed-ms9eu]

That's why I don't help women. If they break something and you try to fix it they would blame you for breaking it. My dad told me to never help women because his best friend tried to help a woman who fell down stairs and she sued him because she claimed him moving her made her injuries worse. Luckily she lost the court case but that was enough to teach him, my dad and me a lesson.

[@basillah7650]

@@MohamedAhmed-ms9eu do not help them because you get nothing out of it a waste of time and money plus they brag they did it all themselves

[@maurianobaruso5859]

I prefer a girl that doesn’t Need my help but appreciates it and loves me not because I do things for her.

[@dewardroy6531]

Love me some farm girls!

[@ygrittesnow1701]

@@dewardroy6531 Farm girls are raise on hard work as a matter of course. And they appreciate the smells of a hard working man. After living with cows or other animals that is easy for them, even pleasant.

[@KittyGrizGriz]

@@ygrittesnow1701 As long as he takes regular showers I agree, as I love the smell of horses and the livestock barn at the state fair. I grew up riding horses but not working on a farm.

[@MarbleCat.]

then u better be 6 feet tall and make over 100k and provide for her lifestyle

[@peppersanches412]

MarbleCat You're brainwashed. The majority of women just want connection, intimacy, safety, authenticity.

[@patrickols]

First one is so full of it. I am a man, almost 60 and outside of very basic things I would not know how to fix my car on the side of the road. But my first reaction would not be to setup my phone and make a video crying for TikTok it would be calling for road side assistance, like a normal well balance individual would do.

[@michaelangst6078]

This is what red pill grifters do. React to content even when it is 100% staged to try and go viral on TikTok. Does this no talent aging blonde care if it's real or not??? Of course she doesn't

[@liasisboa]

My exact thought

[@thegardenofeatin5965]

I'm a man, almost 40, and my first reaction would have taken place months or years ago in opening an account with AAA so that I have roadside assistance to call in the first place.

[@Checkit666]

Exactly that’s why it’s obviously just a set up.

[@christopherholladay918]

My niece was that woman , who needs a man, well last Saturday, I get a call at 230am it's my niece, Savannah is a very strong independent woman, but she was crying ,asking me to come help her fix her car, she was 35 miles away , but I got there in 40 minutes, I kept her on the phone to keep her from panicking and just to make sure she was ok. It was just a bad battery cable and luckily I had a spare brand new set, I changed them both for her , and she hugged me so tight and for a long while, she cried Simon my shoulder , now she gives men the credit we deserve . Love my VanVan

[@kevinbeach8915]

When women scream that they don’t need a man, what they mean is they don’t need a man right now

[@john6903]

I think it's sad that some women say "I don't need no man". Because the truth is, men want to be helpful, even to complete strangers. Me personally, it makes me feel good if i can give someone a hand and help them out. The other day a complete stranger asked me to grab something off the top shelf. The pleasure was mine to do it.

[@michaelangst6078]

I would never trust a random person to help me if my car broke down. Especially if it's at night.. Not only for safety reasons, but how do I even know if he knows what he's doing??? Not calling a professional would be foolish

[@NotFound-d1z]

truth we women and men do need to work together I just think this gender war is so exhausting and unnecessary

[@SP-gz5jx]

Great video. My wife is divorcing me. I have spent 32 years taking care of all of her problems. Boy is she in for a surprise.

[@ChineduOpara]

Stay strong, brother.

[@charlie57fyiusa]

Don't let her take you to the Cleaners. Fight back. Be strong. They all think the grass is greener on the other side of the fence. She will learn the hard way. 👍🍺

[@davidrodgers9558]

@@SP-gz5jx .. Sigh.. sorry to say there will be five other guys replacing your work.. trust me..

[@barrybaker9677]

Yes Sir she is. God Bless you brother 🙏. Stay strong 💪

[@davidrodgers9558]

@@SP-gz5jx no she has five guys to do your work..

[@danieldistrola2873]

I don't need a man, until I need a man.

[@Seanus32]

Using them, precisely. That's utterly disgusting! Conditional and transactional BS. Too many women are overly desirous and up their own you know what...

[@dewardroy6531]

Sometimes we all want to be the little spoon.

[@Orange3006]

I don’t need a woman until I need a women.

[@gabem6863]

@JustinArut Whilst trash talking men between said bailouts

[@Savvynomad225]

And usually that’s when they need someone to blame or shame

[@Sledgefist1]

Next time I pull over and get out of the car and ask “do women need men?” If she says no then I go back and sit in my car and leave.

[@edwardr9130]

Dont even stop, she would say anything for free help and will call all men trash after you leave

[@yusufraage8554]

Only a fool expects hearing the truth from a woman. Just assume she is a feminist and dont help.

[@hardingdies7811]

I love your videos because you are laying bare the truth about the relationship between men & women, their differences and their positive interconnectedness - and some of our social misconceptions about their interdependencies. My wife and I were together for almost 40 years (before her passing from cancer) and we were aware of our lack of ABSOLUTE NEED for each other - BUT we knew that being a couple, in good times and not, had a positive total effect on our lives, our children and our friends. Although not 'perfect', our lives were definitely more complete and whole.

[@driversuz44]

First woman: When that happened to me, I was prepared for it - Prepared by 3 men. My late father, who gave me a small toolbox for the trunk when I bought my first car, My late husband, who put more tools into it than he ever borrowed from it, and made sure I knew how and when to use them, and an old farmer who told me to never go anywhere without a length of baling wire coiled up next to the toolbox. Anyone old enough to drive *could* handle things like this...*IF* they bother to learn what to do, and how. We need to stop making life easier for adults who refuse to be responsible for their own safety. And if most of those adults happen to be women, it's not my-soggy-knees to say so.

[@SirGalahadThePure]

To your point, I agree. Some of these basic skills like changing a tire, checking/changing the oil and coolant, etc, should be required to be able to drive.

[@ronallens6204]

I refused to let any of my kids have a car to drive until they could demonstrate to me, checking the fluids and add fluids in their proper place, and to change a tire.. No exceptions.. since we lived near the mountains and my truck was a standard, if they wanted to drive it that had to learn the stick and be able to start in the middle of the hill in the driveway, and demonstrate to me they could go up the hill from a dead stop on gravel, and take off without spinning the tires.. I would demonstrate 5 or 6 times before letting them use it. There was a hill in town on pavement that stressed my ability to not roll back ... the oldest girl had her grandpa teach her to drive after she was 18.. she finally learned stick on the column.... sitting with her ways made me nervous .. my oldest son took over 3 hours going up the hill before he mastered it.❤

[@user-cp9hf9gd7m]

​the most difficult part of changing a tire is the lug nuts are too tight

[@AllWalkerB]

Classic signs of a panic attack: 1) difficulty breathing 2) feeling overwhelmed 3) filming from multiple angles but mainly right down your top

[@ASFalcon13]

An excellent point. Whenever I have a distressing problem, I too make sure I have the perfect angle and lighting to ensure I can post it to Tiktok later.

[@garycel]

when I tell a woman that some of the things women say is offensive to some men, or that some of the things they do, make some men uncomfortable, the most common response I get is: "I don't care" and they say that with so much pride. I see that women are very expressive if a man's words are offensive to her, or if a man's behavior makes her uncomfortable.

[@joshdudeguy2830]

In 2022, my dad was very proud of the 2 young men he had raised. We were in the truck on the beach when we came up behind a woman who had stalled out in the sand. He didn't have to say a word. We hopped out and helped push her car out as well as gave her a few pointers to avoid getting stuck again. She thanked us profusely and the thing that stuck out to me was my dad was just so proud! Saying something along the lines of "I knew I raised you right." Also, I'm not gonna pretend it doesn't go the other way sometimes too. God made Eve because Adam needed help. Genesis 2:20 says "The man gave names to all the tame animals, all the birds of the air, and all the wild animals; but none proved to be a helper to the man" and right after that, God makes Eve. Women need us, but we need them too.

[@johnwilson1094]

The word Helpmate is an English approximation of a Hebrew word that means an equal helper.

[@deanfirnatine7814]

"none proved to be a helper to man" Hold on there God, there has never been greater helpers to man that dogs and horses, they are God's greatest gift to mankind.

[@RespectMyAuthoritaah]

Men need women like a bird needs a bicycle. 😅

[@esthermarygold-lowe4403]

Amen, bro.

[@6litreteaser904]

Amen brother, Amen 🙏 🙌

[@mikealvarez2322]

My wife says she is very independent but every time something breaks she calls me. That said, she always lets me know how much she needs me. We've been married for 28 years. My first marriage last 22 years, only death separated us.

[@mitchmilner5291]

Electricity, Water,Plumbing, Construction, Food, Engineering, Communication, Transport, Fuel, Road's, Security, Defence, Inventions. Just a example. Not required. You don't need a MAN.

[@exothermal.sprocket]

Men have made life so convenient, easy, and low-effort, that maybe we've obsoleted ourselves.....for only as long as the infrastructure keeps running.

[@San-lh8us]

absolutely, but on these 3 videos it just so happened that it was a man who came to help, when those coincidences happen so much, at some point you have to stop and think that you do need PEOPLE, and about 50% of people are men, so you kinda need man. the same logic would be appliable to a man that says he doesn't need a woman, women are a huge part of society, making sure that it works as it should, and if women are suddenly gone, society is going to be severely handicapped, right? yeah, the same applies to both genders

[@utjason8]

@@San-lh8us What can women do that a man can't?

[@KentHamson]

Let's not get it twisted. There are countless inventions by women that contributed to the betterment of all our lives.

[@fredhughes4115]

@@utjason8 Well...have a baby - as they are constantly pointing out. I'm surprised that you would ask that question.

[@SanchoPanza-wg5xf]

Yeah I work in Canada in a mail processing plant. It's the women who consistently refuse to lift the heavy parcels and expect someone else (ie. a man) to lift it for them, usually resentfully. We were supposedly all hired on gender-parity-basis with the condition that each employee can lift 50lb, but since anyone can cry "health and safety" as an excuse for not doing something, that's just not how it works in reality.

[@gcHK47]

I work at an electronics recycling warehouse, and it is the same here.

[@Mist3rEM]

You guy's do women's jobs? What a bunch of pathetic simps 😄

[@KittyGrizGriz]

@@SanchoPanza-wg5xf Well men, are naturally physically stronger than women. It’s how we’re made.

[@Waltkat]

Here in the US the maximum weight the postal service and UPS would accept used to be 70 lbs. Then they started putting women in the sorting, loading, and delivery positions. The maximum weight limit dropped to 50 lbs. Hmm, I wonder why if women are equal to men in every way.

[@inconnu4961]

@@KittyGrizGriz Thanks, but we knew that already. Thats NOT the point. The point was they were hired with the understanding they could do the ENTIRE job, including the lifting, that they wont do.

[@Jack908r]

I have pulled over to help a woman change a flat, because they had no idea. Last time was pretty quick. She was in a good spot for the jack. Got it changed and put the old tire back in the trunk. Told her to head to a tire place to get it plugged or changed. She offered me $20 bucks, but I declined. Just told her to pay it forward. I honestly don't mind helping women, or really anyone struggling with an emergency task.

[@killshotcodx9446]

You gotta be careful cuz some of these women might throw accusations, cause that's how crazy some of them gotten nowadays, at least covertly record before helping.

[@cabot100]

@@killshotcodx9446 You need to "Man-Up" in life.

[@lawrencewalston2272]

I feel the same way about collecting favors, Jack. I avoid that practice because there's no genuine profit in collecting favors.

[@killshotcodx9446]

​​​@@cabot100I'm just saying to be cautious, because like I said, a lot of people are just f*CKING crazy nowadays, that lady in Australia falsely accusing a guy fixing her car is an example.

[@Rustyknife1]

You gonna end up in prison on false charges

[@TheJake818]

Very true! My girlfriend ran her mouth about how I was 66 now and could not do anything with her. She said it one time too many so I snatcher her up and lifted her over my head. After walking with her over my head for about 10 yards and her begging to be put down & apologizing,...I put her down and went back to working on my car. She had to get greasy hand prints off her arm & her butt but she changed her attitude from then on.

[@G58]

Like many men, as a guy who’s been working on engines and all things mechanical since I was 11, I definitely know the frustration of that awkward part that refuses to budge. All things plastic on a car are of course just nasty, but few jobs threw up a more difficult obstacle than the tapered pin holding the gear change mechanism on on the gearbox of the SAAB 99 who’s engine I was removing back in 1985. Yes, I’m sure the air was blue with choice oaths, but the temptation to cry or give up was obviously never an option. And because it was pre internet, and the Haynes manual didn’t identify the pin as tapered, and definitely didn’t specify which way it had to be removed, my frustration level was so high that I almost asked my dad for his advice. But after an hour lying on my back under the car that was precariously propped up on bricks, with no room to swing a hammer, I eventually drifted it free, using the third improvised punch that I made out of an old screw. Of course I lay there in all the grease and ten years of road dirt, and just laughed my head off. There ARE girls who have similar experiences, and who are able to apply a similar mindset to such situations. But they are rare, very very rare indeed. And that’s probably how it should be. However, if I ever meet one, I may keep her. Peace 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@mikecaprock9684]

I agree most women do not realize how strong a man is compared to them. My wife is in awe of my strength compared to hers.

[@ericturner2477]

I'm a straight man, and even I sometimes need a man 🙂.

[@aaronburdon221]

Agreed. Other men know some shit that you don't. A good example is that my dad is more mechanically inclined than myself so I let him do his thing and try to learn if I can. I'm more technologically inclined so when I'm tinkering with his or my computer, I let him watch and explain what went wrong. We all have different skill sets.

[@joey6058]

Thats why theres always a funny scenario where a man is staring at his engine and then like two other men show up to look at it too lol

[@Dee-zy2xv]

@@joey6058 dont get me started bro 🤣🤣🤣...i been there many times...looks like a gathering of "under the hood fellas " worship than fixing anything!!

[@cliofaces4937]

Do you also need a man for emotional support.

[@stanboyd1]

yup, i am terrible with cars, i can change a tire and change oil and filter and that is about it. But if you need help building a fence or a shed etc, well i am a carpenter so buy a case of beer and we can start building while enjoying a couple cold ones.

[@eyerollthereforeiam1709]

A few weeks ago, I saw a car ahead of me with an obviously flat tire. I got up beside it at a traffic light to inform the driver... And saw a woman around 30 with short bright green hair, a sleeve tattoo up her arm, and a nose piercing. NOPE NOPE NOPE!!! I drove away.

[@ztug57]

I'm 68 years old and I have never seen any man react to a situation like that in that manner. Not once, not ever.

[@adam.dzwoniarek72]

Unless he’s a fully fledged gay

[@Just1American1966]

Why aren't other "strong independent women" stopping to help? C'mon, sisterhood.. step up!

[@bm1588]

This makes me think of a conversation I had with my wife a week or two ago while we were watching a video of a guy single-handedly repairing his own roof. There was a lot of material to be carried up that ladder and he was two stories up. But he did it one piece at a time. Seeing him up on that ledge scared my wife. She was like who in their right mind would do that? I said honey look around. Pretty much everything you see every tall building, every powerline, Every water tower, cell tower, sewer, and all that was built by men. She was like yeah, but it’s so dangerous. I was like yeah, but it pays good, which is why they do it. She asked if I had ever done something like that and I said yeah and a lot of guys have. It takes a lot of people to build all the stuff around us and not everyone makes a lifelong career out of it so just out of the sheer amount of “dangerous” jobs and added in people who did it but chose a different career path, yeah there’s A LOT of guys that have done dangerous work. If there wasn’t then society wouldn’t function.

[@bm1588]

Ooh yeah now I remember why we were watching that guy replace his own roof. Cuz I gotta replace mine after that hail storm last month. Can’t afford to pay a company to do it but the insurance at least covers the cost for materials. Gonna have to “figure it out” as it’s often said on this channel. I don’t have any experience with installing asphalt shingles but I’m gonna have to figure it out. Don’t have a choice. It’s either that or let rain water destroy our house we worked so hard to get. After I watched that KZbin video of that guy doing a job way harder than the job I have to do I know I can do it if I just stay persistent. You should have seen the roof that guy had to replace. He had to tear out the plywood and replace it and everything. Like that man is a role model to me after watching that video. Ultimate badass. I’ll see if I can find the video

[@bm1588]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rH3Mnp57pc-Dhcksi=76hqbHz1-LpApRM5

[@bm1588]

his channel name is "The Adventurous Entrepreneur" and the title of the video is "I Tried To Reroof My Entire 3 bedroom House By Myself" If you want a daily dose of inspiration, watch him fix that roof real quick

[@davidcadman4468]

@@bm1588 Went over and subscribed. While I have gone to the extreme that guy did, I have done a lot of the minor repairs required over my lifetime, 76 years. He looks 20 something, so I believe he is on his way to become a valuable asset by the time he is 40. Better protect his wealth from Women and the courts. Wishing him well.

[@RoninCotter-fp8nu]

Well said sir!

[@martinkoklingacik6624]

Now this man will be on all social media and women will call him creepy and other nice words. No thank you.

[@4lugan]

So nowadays when I see women in trouble, I don’t help them anymore. Why is she recording herself ? I wouldn’t record myself if I in trouble….. it’s humiliating. Men don’t need women. Women need men. That’s the true.

[@dewardroy6531]

Humans need each other, there’s the truth.

[@timradde4328]

It does make you wonder why they are recording it. To put it on Social Media most likely. But with their spin on it.

[@bwillan]

@@timradde4328 Exactly my thought. Just another way to get that hit of attention that modern women are addicted to.

[@timradde4328]

@@bwillan Yep.

[@ygrittesnow1701]

Don't think it was an accident miss teary damsel in distress had her girls nearly on full display while recording the whole scene.

[@Erik-oe7gc]

I’ve pulled over and changed tires for women over the decades, generally they are appreciative, even offering money. But in the last ten years or so, they are absolutely furious for me stopping. What happened? I’m a 60 year old man, not a threat.

[@theloneranger8725]

What happened? It's called "the feminist movement," and it's brainwashing women to their own detriment. It creates women who vehemently attack men who offer to help a woman in trouble, and then are constantly angry because they can't help themselves. These women go through their entire life by themselves, and eventually die alone and bitter.

[@Ed-ig7fj]

I love the fact that Woman No. 1 has time to set up her selfie-cam before blubbering about how she needs help. I no longer stop to help anybody except, maybe, Granny. Modern women have a cellphone grafted to their hand; they can call AAA, or a friend, or a tow truck company. Furthermore, the "damsel in distress" has also been used as bait for some nice guy who stops to help, and then Damsel's male accomplice explodes out of the bushes and robs our hero. Sorry, Boss Babe, I don't stop, and I don't simp. --Old Guy

[@sophdog1678]

Saw one recently where the man and his lady engage in play wrestling, and how he always lets her just barely overpower him. She was bragging about how strong she was and that he couldn't win a wrestle. He then proceeded to comprehensively pin her down in about a second flat - and she was shocked! Then she was hurt and upset, once she realised he'd been humouring her by letting her win previous tussles. Big reality check for her.

[@johnwilson1094]

Many women trained in Martial Arts eventually come to that realization. When Ernest Hemingway was married to Martha Gelhorn and lived in Cuba, he said once that when they played Tennis he had to win by a small margin or she was insufferable.

[@Mus.Anonymouse]

I have seen also a vid where an elderly men stares at a woman doing the same exercise with 192 lbs. when she looks up, (almost) offended, he cheers her on and says “No way I could have done that, go on girl, you got it!” And respectfully turns away after that.Showing that some men look in awe at the achievement, not at a “piece of meat”. That’s also gym etiquette.

[@lesliemacmillan9932]

The elderly man probably still got kicked out of the gym. Why? Because the woman isn't interested in being noticed by elderly men even in a non-sexual admiring way. They only appreciate interest in being noticed by men they might consider sleeping with. Women want to be noticed only by men they themselves are interested in. Everyone else is, "Ewww. Toxic!"

[@Arbbal]

That second woman with the car really pisses me off. True, she doesn't need a man, she needs someone to teach her basic reading skills. The cover for the oil is labeled, "ENGINE OIL ONLY," has the same picture of an oil can as on the oil pressure gauge in the car (although, some newer cars omit that gauge), and has the oil type to be used. The washer cap is labeled, "WASHER FLUID ONLY," and again has the same picture as the one in the car to activate the washer spray. Two seconds to read and she wouldn't have made that mistake. But what really gets me is this guy helps her out, and she has the audacity to say, "I'm recording and I have a witness." Really? That's how you treat someone helping you out, as if they are trying to harm you or your car? This is a prime example of why men don't help random women out anymore. If it had been me I'd have handed her back the oil pan drain plug, stated, "I'm done, lots of luck finishing up," and walked away.

[@jonathanbair523]

It was a good thing that she recorded it... It would be hard to think someone cold be so silly..... Then again about 20 years ago a lady put hot coffee in the middle of her legs from a fast food place and drove off.. She popped the cup and burned her self, and now we need the warning signs "Caution hot" on coffee lids *smiles and shakes head with a deep sigh*

[@DitchTroll]

@@jonathanbair523 That woman got 3rd degree burns to her legs and groin. She had to have serious medical intervention. She had to have physical therapy. Her daughter had to quit her job to help care for her while she recovered. The scenario you're referencing is not at all an example of a silly situation. The coffee was kept at 180-190 F. That's hot enough to cause 3rd degree burns in 3-7 seconds. McDonald's had been previously told that their coffee was too hot and they ignored the issue. There's no reason for a drink to be kept that hot. It's not necessary to make it. It's not necessary to store it.

[@oldhag2881]

No good deed goes unpunished.

[@oldhag2881]

@@DitchTroll She held the foam cup between her legs. The coffee is kept at high temperature to make up for heat loss after it's dispensed.

[@oldhag2881]

She's convincing him to never again help out a random woman.

[@jeffgroves4646]

I need to THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! You are a rare women that has RESPECT for most men, its nice to hear that there are a handfull of women that can still comprehend a man. I whish you the BEST. Thank you.

[@chadwaynebradley]

Well there is the other side of things too...i taught my daughters basic car care. They know how to change the oil. They know how to refill their windshield wiper fluid. I taught them how to shoot guns. They are both very feminine but they are not helpless. One is married now and the other has men beating down our door trying to court her. Good men can appreciate a woman that knows how to do things for herself if he isn't there to help her in that moment.

[@BensWorkshop]

True. Nothing worse than a useless woman. (Or man)

[@Korbin57]

I reached the point in my life where I realized I that none of the women in my life had ever loved me. I was just a source of money and labor. In 2010 I severed my last relationship and have totally avoided women since then. My life is much quieter and drama free. I don't miss any of them.

[@cmike22000]

Same here. I have many more lady friends than men. What's amazing is the many of them come to me for advice, regarding survival, politics, firearms, etc. Of course I tell them my opinion.

[@basillah7650]

Leave your leftist / democrat / labor state and be surprised how different women are they actually work as well

[@cmike22000]

@@basillah7650 true, my buddy is relocating to Thailand

[@cliffcollier6031]

This is a good examples as #2 was my sister thought she needed no one and used my father's tractor and put the wrong fuel into it diesel or unleaded, I came home from the Army and fixed it luck it was as I was gone and deployed 2 years straight and was finally coming home. Plus I was a Martial arts instructor and many women would come in to just find a man that could protect them. My Fiancee loves me as she sees my strength and yet my crazy calm even when I was facing multiple attackers at work in a prison and weapons and when I am with her just as gentle as a lamb and in crazy situations I am SO calm. Now I train our sons and the oldest 9 got into a fight and he and I talked about his training and what it is for not fighting but to defend yourself and others. Wee shall raise them to be strong young men of noble character and educated for the next generation and I will teach them about finding a woman like their mother strong, confident but needs a good man and I need a good woman and they would be so lucky to find a woman like her, their mother.

[@douglasstrother6584]

We need to have a planetary "Men take the week off". Start on a Sunday night @ 11:59pm UTC. Wherever you are, "put down the tools". Cook-up some popcorn, watch the fireworks, and enjoy kicking back for 168 hours.

[@SanchoPanza-wg5xf]

It'd be a tough time rebuilding everything from the ground up come next Monday. We'd all be in a world of shit. But point taken.

[@douglasstrother6584]

@@SanchoPanza-wg5xf It probably wouldn't last longer than 48 hours.

[@aaronburdon221]

@@douglasstrother6584 The nuclear power plants would explode probably. The rods would melt down and pump radiation all over the world.

[@Syptah47]

Great plan! 👍

[@Texasjaybird]

As a mechanic I stop for everyone stranded on the road side cause you never know who is in the vehicle. This is how I met a lot of my closest friends by stopping and giving them a hand

[@1streylight]

That last guy didn’t help that girl in a respectful way. Men feel instinctively compelled to help women in distress. Helped her while simultaneously being terrified of being misunderstood

[@MichaelNNY]

That first one was pathetic. She's carefully filming her so called breakdown to get maximum attention on social media. If it was a real emergency she would have dropped her phone and dealt with it.

[@user-ic9zz2dx9o]

Could it be an age thing to film yourself in many situations? I'm asking because I am an old dude. 😁

[@bhart3321]

My thoughts exactly, probably didn't even occur to her to use the PHONE to call for help. Consequences of being terminally online OF girl.

[@adb888]

@@user-ic9zz2dx9o She wanted the pity party from all her online girlfriends.

[@mikeguilmette776]

My first thought too . . . what possessed her to not only film her breakdown but then post it online?

[@stacy6416]

I think it was genuine, she lacks common sense to call for help first. She could be drowning and I’m sure would still find a way to live stream as opposed to calling for help 👀

[@mikebrewersr3379]

When you hold a woman accountable they deflect blame a,d responsibility any way they can!!!

[@PJ-pj8lr]

Accountability is their Kryptonite.

[@ZhiyingHarp]

i'm from Asia, and we dont have this huge conflict between men and women here. but Emily's channel teaches me to appreciate men better. I look forward to having a man that i can appreciate in my life one day.

[@basillah7650]

it coming to asia when the wokes move there make life hell for the Americans and people from the UK or it will turn exactly the same they make your men leave to another country good luck without them

[@AZ_Raven]

I agree wholeheartedly! Women need men, men need women. It's okay. Hell, I'm a man, a capable one at that, and I've needed help from men. My wife and I were traveling and I got my truck and travel trailer stuck in some sand and very loose gravel a few years back. (Long story but thank you Google Maps) We were pretty remote and the road nearby was not well traveled but it just so happened that the next vehicles I saw were a group of people in three trucks, all hauling ATV's, and they pulled over to help us. Pickups pulling ATV's...those are the kind of guys that can get shit done. We were stuck bad. Their wives actually prayed out loud that we could get it freed. It took 3 or 4 hours and we lost daylight but...between the men, and the women, we got it out. So we needed the men and the women that day.

[@asfandyarsolangi5798]

If any man here is sick of the mass disrespectful bickering by ungrateful women in this modern era, and thinks that they can just avoid women altogether, listen here. You absolutely don’t need a woman, but you should have a woman. For you, it’s not about need. It is about your responsibility and duty. You have an obligation to continue your family line no matter what unfortunate circumstances pervade in your culture. Unlike women, marriage is not something you need to do rather it’s what you should do. Men can fix a car alone but you can’t fix a culture alone. Stay strong, Stay determined. We’re in this together.

[@michealmccarthy952]

No bears were seen helping.

[@TheSingleTrucker]

Fantastic idea. My friend thought she was funny and got me in a headlock. I played along, and she is very short, so my leverage was reduced. Instead of fighting her, i picked her up while in her headlock. Good times we had.

[@louisenglish8069]

Chivalry is dead and women killed it

[@cheesecrackers3928]

Chivalry is a men's honor code. Women can't kill it unless men allow it. Nut up little brother.

[@KittyGrizGriz]

@@louisenglish8069 No, not really.

[@louisenglish8069]

@@KittyGrizGriz Well, many would disagree with you

[@KittyGrizGriz]

@@louisenglish8069 How did “women kill it?” In your own words, please as I’m a curious kitty… 🐈‍⬛…

[@louisenglish8069]

@@KittyGrizGriz Nah, your attitude already exemplifies what makes it true.

[@jagsr5168]

We are both very much needed. we both need to realize that 🙏🏾

[@ChaoticYak1]

A few months ago, I got a flat tire and was able to drive to a gas station. I have a donut, but my intention was to see if the tire would hold air long enough for me to drive to the dealer. I can change a tire (my dad taught me how when I first learned to drive), but I knew it would take me forever and would rather avoid it. But a guy at the gas station heard me asking where the air was and he offered to change my tire to the donut spare for me. I was extremely grateful to him for it and he made it so much easier for me. There is nothing wrong with needing help. I'm not as strong as a man is and that's okay.

[@RoninCotter-fp8nu]

Back in the 80s I saw a stranded young lady with her hood open and smoke or steam just rolling out of it. I changed direction on the highway and pulled up behind her. She was on her way from Ohio to PA to go to college. Turns out she had blown a coolant hose 3/4 inch. I just so happened to have brand new hose of that exact size in my trunk and spare coolant. So I got to work changing her hose and put in the gallon of coolant I had. It was still not enough so I told her to sit tight until I got back and went and filled two gallon coolant containers to get her on the road again. I git her all fixed up. Checked her other hoses and advised to get them all inspected by a qualified mechanic when she got to college. She tried to pay my but I told her no thanks. If it were my wife or little girl stranded, I would want a good man or lady to stop and help them no questions asked. In this day and age though, I'm not sure I would, because of false accusations and so much man hating going on. And hell, now days you never know if it's a setup! It ain't worth the risk anymore. The *eminists created this. Let them deal with it!

[@kathyp1563]

When I was a young woman in the late 80s through 90s I had all sorts of car problems on the side of the road. Back then, there was no cell phones. Although my parents gifted me with AAA, I had to get to a phone to use it. I had 7 flat tires. (I drove in industrial areas for a living. Back then, we had to bypass our destination & turn around.) My dad had taught me to change a tire. I changed 3 myself, strangers helped with 3, & AAA did 1. Of course, those strangers were all men. With cell phones, it may not be as necessary anyway. They can call for help.

[@lesliemacmillan9932]

It's not so much that the woman might make a false accusation against you where there are no witnesses. It's that her boyfriend might be lurking in the bushes where there are no witnesses, with a gun to jack your car as soon as you get out of it.

[@bdcochran01]

I want to describe the most balanced woman I ever met in my life and why she was that way. She had three older brothers. Her father was a boy scout troop leader. He vowed to remain in scouting until his youngest son made Eagle Scout. This meant years of camping. The little girl went along on every camping trip. She saw boys fight, cry, poop on themselves, fail, be successful. She came to understand that there were differences between the boys. She had no false expectations and wasn't coached by other girls who knew nothing about boys.

[@uview1]

Even men need other men. When you're in trouble, you call a guy that can help. God bless women though. They're the glory of the man.

[@randywise5241]

The oil cap even says oil on it. The steering fluid cap says steering fluid. The car comes with a maintenance manual.

[@kendanielson7204]

If the cap was put back on incorrectly it will say "710" instead of OIL...

[@bdcochran01]

I am standing outside the tire department at Costco. Costco used to put air in customer tires for free. Then, it became too expensive for a guy to stand there all day putting air into tires and no revenue. So Costco put an air pump outside. Customer after customer, male and female, old and young. Most did not know what the tire pressure should be and were unaware that every car has a metal plate that says what the air pressure should be. Helplessness is nothing new.

[@jpgale]

Looked like she was pouring washer fluid into the oil to me. Power steering fluid is normally not blue and is more viscus, in the vehicles I have used it with steering fluid was ATF so another oil. Still not great in the engine but would be less harmful than washer fluid which is more like water and has cleaners in it.

[@Xbox_HonorGuard_Ra]

It's weird that Feminism inexplicably leads to illiteracy.

[@basillah7650]

woke women go off feelings not thinking though

[@carguybikeguy]

Emily, this first video clip was hilarious to me. First, I rolled my eyes and then it dawned on me: This is exactly how my ex is when she has car problems but without the crying; she just gets angry. Once she called me while I was on the way to work to assist her because she had a flat tire. She prefaced the request by leveraging the children. “But the kids are with me and they have to get home for lunch!” All I did was take the stuff she had on board to use and swap it out for her spare donut. She could’ve done it, but she wanted to waste my time. Do you think she bothered to allow me any bonus time with my kids? No. She kept them in the car as if I were a shopkeep turnscrew she was hiring to do roadside service. There was another occasion where I was picking up my kids at their house and when I arrived, she was struggling with the process of replacing her wiper blades on the same vehicle. Rather than ask during her growing frustration, she got frustrated to the point where she threw them on the ground and stormed back into the house, presumably to get a tool? I have no idea because by the time she got back, she had new windshield wipers installed on her car. She uses her little tirades as a way to manipulate me into doing it without asking properly like a human being. She does this because she knows I will make sure the car she uses to drive my children around is safe. Despite being a PhD level university professor, she’s still not mature enough to ask as an adult. That said, she DID sort of ask me to do the brakes on the same car. Sort of because she still passive aggressively got me to suggest doing the brakes at home by whining about how every shop wanted too much money to do the work. I told her brakes are easy to do. But she pushed and eventually held being able to see my kids over my head until I agreed to be the one to actually do the work. Because I am poor, unhoused, and know how to repair things with her being the one holding the cards, has a house…etc, She knows she can manipulate me by using the children as tools to do it. She is a special kind of stupid PhD and one of those people who does not believe she needs a man, except for the fact humans are not capable of parthenogenesis…yet. But once I served that role as genetic material provider for her desired perfect number of two children, I was fired from my husband role. But dear poƃ in heaven, don’t have a vehicle emergency or any kind of mechanical emergency because holy ʇıɥs! Then I’m needed again. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@photohounds]

DISGUSTING how MANY women USE children as a blunt instrument, with which to bludgeon their FATHER

[@davidjohnsonsr1st]

Thank you for your posts. I’ve never shown my true strength to my wife, but she knows that I am strong enough to protect my family. I think that’s why she keeps asking me to open jars for her. 😂

[@jonathanbair523]

LOL YES we need more jars and bottles in life to keep showing how handy a male is to have around.....

[@hansjoachimmarseille3785]

​@@jonathanbair523 just tighten the lids....

[@pawelhyzopski6456]

​@@hansjoachimmarseille3785this can backstab. I tightened brake fluid i have leaking a bit to much 😅. Couldn't open it for a while 😂

[@thebipolarpsychonaut4984]

Me and my girl were playing around wrestling and so of course I am only matching her strength so I don't accidentally injure her and also because it stays fun and playful. Later on she mentioned how good she felt about her strength because she felt the wrestling was closely matched. After I picked myself up from the floor laughing I had to shatter that false reality. She could get hurt doing something based on a false sense of physical strength.

[@thebipolarpsychonaut4984]

​@@hansjoachimmarseille3785Bro, that actually made me laugh out loud. ✌️

[@iggs67]

Women: "We don't need a man" until there is an issue with plumbing, electricity, gas, driveway, internet goes down, car breaks down, elevator doesn't work, oil needs to be replaced, tires changed, snow shoveled. I'm an IT engineer and these days we're working on getting network equipment installed and configured at our new office, completely newly built building. During my 2 years going back and force to this site I saw 2 women wearing hardhats and steel boots.

[@user-oy1sq9io5x]

I would’ve shouted “welcome to the bbq!” Gilstrap farted and paused before lifting the weight off

[@philosopherkingzant2037]

The 1st skit's camera angle is too perfect to look authentic

[@user-mw5ph2us9v]

I am a professional mechanic and have been for 30 years. When I worked at a Ford dealership, you would be amazed at how many diesel engines we had to replace because women filled the tank with gas instead of diesel fuel. You can put diesel in a gas engine and it will not hurt the engine. It won't run but it also won't hurt the engine. Now, gasoline in a diesel engine will be ok as long as you don't try to start it and have it towed to a shop and get all the gasoline out. But, it never happens that way. Many of the trucks were brand new too. 15k the customer had to pay. I've also seen the washer fluid in the engine. I've seen cooking oil poured in the engine because their car was out of oil and they had the cooking oil in the kitchen. They told me like they were proud of themselves for thinking of that. I've seen women who bought a hybrid and never put gas in it after the first tank ran out. They had it towed in because it stopped running. I kid you not, they thought the thing would just keep running forever.

[@kathyp1563]

This all goes back a man, though. If they had a dad, why didn't they teach them basic car maintenance?!?! Granted, I had to tell my dad to teach me (1985ish). It wasn't his idea. But he literally glowed when I mentioned it. It was great father/daughter bonding. My daughter is not ignorant of basics, either.

[@georgedunkelberg5004]

@@kathyp1563 HERE IN THE NORTHERN, LOWER PENNINSULA OF MICHIGAN, ALL STATE AND COUNTY ROAD STOP SIGNS ARE REFLECTIVELY- ADDITIONALLY, YELLOW AS AN ADDITION. THE STOP SIGNS ON BOTH SIDES OF THE CROSS ROAD HAVE "NOW MODERN" RETANGULAR SIGNAGES THAT STATE: CROSS TRAFFIC DOES NOT STOP. duh?

[@paulx2777]

A diesel engine will run on cooking oil. I've done it myself. Not a good idea in winter, of course.

[@Thalanox]

​@@paulx2777Why is it a bad idea in winter?

[@nekk-ra7080]

​@@ThalanoxIt congeals and becomes semi-solid. Even diesel can gel in super cold conditions, but they sell fuel additives to help prevent that.

[@SanchoPanza-wg5xf]

That's another good reason to get married early. When you've both got nothing and you're faced with the challenge of building a life together, you work out pretty quickly which of you is willing to solve one class of problems vs the other. In general, wives are quite willing to defer dirty, heavy, and outdoor chores to their husbands; husbands are quite willing to defer tedious, delicate, indoor chores to their wives. Both sides win.

[@rodjackson9652]

Many years ago, my first wife went to a self defence class. And proudly said "No man can attack me now". At that time I was much younger and quicker. So - I told her to try and get away, and I would *not* be gentle. She learnt a very valuable lesson that day. I felt bad about her bruises, but you gotta know your limitations.

[@bplovelove3119]

As a woman, more like a late 20’s gal with an inch of a broken left arm, I know how to use gym equipments. Thank you very much. Even when men can’t even rerack their weights, I can use my small hands and take the weights off the rack. My family was kind of abusive and always gave me attitude whenever I ask for help or did not know an answer to a problem. So I grew up doing things myself even if it’s wrong or not right. I would love to ask for help, but everytime I get in the process of asking, I get this ptsd feeling that men in particular will not help and I’m on my own. By the way, I use to hire a man to teach me how to drive and my dad would help, but these people would never be clear enough for me to learn how to park a car. Instead, when I hired an old lady, within an hour of meeting her, she taught me the most simplest way to park a car. And pumping gas is not different to checking your food items in a self scanner. If my left arm was fully fixed, I could carry heavier things without cramping. And if my hands were larger, I would have a better grip on things. I don’t think an oil change is an easy thing unless you have the proper tools to change it. We all know we need men to build houses, but my perspective is, if you weren’t taught or destined to do things on your own, you’ll always rely on somebody else to do it and that can be a burden sometimes.

[@ITelcontar6]

Spot on! I have seen worse situations personnally! I hate it when my "I told you so's" display themselves so eloquently!

[@johnygoodrock6285]

My ex left and went back to England. She wasn't happy . Typical. She think herself to be one of those independent women. Well, she has been in her place for 18 months now and still hasn't figured out how to hang a simple bathroom cabinet. I tried to explain to her how to do it but she wasn't interested, she just wanted to feel sorry for herself. I would have had it on the wall in five minutes. Oh yeah, she's on her way to becoming a cat lady. You couldn't pay me to bring her ungreatful butt back. Im all about MGTOW now. Married twice, both cheated on me. I had numerous girlfriends who also cheated on me. I'm sooooo done.

[@yucatansuckaman5726]

Enjoy your peace bro! It's nice, isn't it? 👍✌️

[@cheesecrackers3928]

Look in the mirror dude.

[@johnygoodrock6285]

@yucatansuckaman5726 I expect nothing less than a backlash from the feminists and princesses, but trust me, I don't care, all I hear is blah blah blah, from a professional victim.

[@dougodyssey50]

​@@cheesecrackers3928 nah he's in the right. Get over it.

[@cheesecrackers3928]

@@dougodyssey50 I don't care but there is an obvious pattern there. Make better choices.

[@craterous]

Emily quote: "the second their life becomes not so easy, they are going to look to a man" I would word it: "the second their life becomes not so easy, they will angrily blame the patriarchy" This 'correction' is meant in good humor. Emily, this is a great vid, thank you.

[@Lucky_McHugh_38C]

My wife is a very independant woman who knew when she needed my help and wasnt ashamed or afraid to ask for it. Im a lucky man to have her. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

[@CynVee]

I've always considered myself pretty independent, but I've never been foolish enough to think I don't need help from men. I have strengths, but definitely, there are so many things I can't do that come so easily to my husband. And I'm not prideful or stupid enough not to ask for his help. I love how strong and helpful men are. Men are so great! God bless men!

[@briannyob7799]

I'd rather be wanted than needed.

[@dewardroy6531]

Every time!

[@marcushennings9513]

I agree, and if they can afford all the cosmetics, jewelry, tats, and salon visits, then there's no excuse not to have roadside assistance and a cellphone.

[@notacompleteidiot...1285]

If wishes were fishes, the world would be an ocean... 🤔

[@Waltkat]

Sadly, I've always been needed, but not wanted...

[@user-du8kv4kd4b]

My "She don't need no man" woman timed it perfectly.........After building , on weekends, a study, with a garage and a kitchen for her ....she decided she didn't need a man....within 2 hours of receiving a signed off permit from the local building inspector that the structure was finished and up to code....The cunning was absolute and ruthless.....Wish I had never employed my construction skills nor my time.....

[@aaronburdon221]

Whew, that's cold.

[@kevinward3088]

@@aaronburdon221 Towards men , women are cold & ruthless.

[@kevinward3088]

That's their nature , men are only , at best , mere utilites to women , nothing more. In her view , you served your purpose & were predictably discarded.