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The modern MILF, with her "wide hips to bear the weight of Babylon" (Revelation 17:5), prowls like a lioness seeking whom she may devour. To yield your seat is to yield your God-given dominion! Genesis 3:16 warns of her "desire," yet fools bow to GILFs as if they’re saints, not sirens luring men into coom jars of complacency.
These flesh-temples of vanity demand reverence they’ve not earned! Your seat is a throne of righteousness—don’t forfeit it to a Jezebel in yoga pants! @frozenbythedykers, my friend, knows this well—corrupted by psychodykes who twist Ephesians 5:25 ("Husbands, love your wives") into groveling before thots.
Matthew 5:29 commands "pluck out your eye" if it causes sin. So why feed the lust of the horror cocks—demonic forces—by enabling a THOT’s comfort? Let her stand! Let her bones ache as penance for Eve’s transgression! Repent, brothers, lest your chivalry become idolatry. Revelation 21:8 — "The cowardly… will be consigned to the fiery lake." Cowards kneel to MILFs; men of God STAND and preach to PAWGs: "Wash your robes in the Blood, not in the filth of Tinder!"
Amen.
As was written in the holy thighble.
No. If it was my girl or a family member, maybe even a friend. But some random girl. No. I’m not trying to set women back to outdated practices of chivalry. That would be condescending, undermining her as a strong, independent female who doesn’t need a man. That would be like me slapping all those women in the face for fighting for equality. How dare I do such a thing. We’re striving for equality, so let’s not make women feel inferior to men by assuming they can’t stand for a lengthy amount of time. That they’re weaker than men.
Yup, giving what women asked for but then what about us women who aren't feminists and didn't want equality blah blah blah? We get the short end of the stick because we want all of that from men and then it makes meeting men harder because I don’t want to talk to a man who shut a door in my face when he saw me right behind him but a man who opens a door, opens a door to new opportunities too.
It is a tough one tbh
@naartjie sure does suck. But it’s 2025, all these commercials promoting women independence, equality, etc.
@naartjie true women would get in the kitchen and make their men sandwiches.
@naartjie no, not bitter. Just showing to you how ridiculous I sound by saying such things. The way women tend to say real me. Would do this or that. More than likely you don’t like what I said. But a majority of men don’t go around say what real women would do the way a lot from women say what real men would do. It’s 2025. They don’t have to give up their seat if they don’t want to. What if they’re coming home from work, maybe a 13 hour shift.
You definitely are bitter and need an eye opener to it. Do you side with feminism when it’s a man who has had a long day at work and doesn’t want to give up his seat but women complain doors aren’t being open for them so you say she must be in the kitchen making sandwiches. This is the end of the conversation as I won’t be entertaining such people so you have a good night!
@naartjie lol yes I’m bitter cause like most women think think you know more about us men than we know about ourselves. Surprise surprise another female gets her feelings hurt. Oh wait a real man would let you say whatever while just taking it. Isn’t that what you call misogyny, when a man actually disagree and doesn’t let you get your way like he supposed to according to the way women think?
So why lie? My feelings aren’t hurt lol, not in the slightest. I actually don’t care what you think or say, it’s a pinch of salt to me, why? Because you’re on my phone screen and thankfully are no in my life to have to deal with. You just wish I was hurt but you decided to just assume things because, again, you’re bitter
@naartjie lol what happened to this was the end of the conversation. You just couldn’t let it go could you. Because you know what I said made you think somewhat that you had to respond. Probably si gold based on your pic.
Probably single…
@naartjie ok I’m done. Leave you w your feelings.
I am actually single but by choice! I just actually ended a relationship because I’m trying to focus on my family and buying them a house and moving back overseas! It’s a very realistic and smart choice on my behalf! I actually have goals and working incredibly hard to obtain them. There’s also nothing wrong being single especially if you’ve not found someone who would be an amazing partner to you and your future children. It’s actually extremely important to NOT jump into relationships just because, because your children will suffer one day if you don’t make good decisions.
@naartjie ok let’s entertain this I’m bored. First off typical female answer of saying I’m single by choice. No you’re not. If the man you truly wanted came to you, you’d jump into that relationship in a heartbeat. So the truth is the men you want do t want you. You ended the relationship ship because he wasn’t what you really want. Again what you really want isn’t for you, you’re not on that level. You’re at an age where you’re almost past your prime, so maybe what men you may have been able to get before isn’t happening like it used to.
@naartjie when you say your family who are you referring to? Mother? Father? Or do you have kids?
@naartjie yes I’m bitter lol no it’s just funny listening to delusional women online like yourself who aren’t in touch a reality.
The men I want do want me and I met the most perfect man but you know what? I value my family more and don’t want to live 11,000km away from them so instead of being with this guy here and hating my life being stuck here, yeah I’m moving home to build a life for myself there but you wouldn’t understand that, which is okay. And this guy is amazing, the kind of many anyone would want to marry, even me and it hurt for a long time but he doesn’t want to move from his family which I totally get because I hate living far from mine for the past 7 years so I’m moving back home. You don’t know my life or choices but again, just assuming
Plus back home guys are extremely gentlemen like but the culture there is incredibly different where people want to get married and men love loving on their girls- opening doors, buying flowers, sweet words, incredibly respectful- it’s very different from places like the US and UK etc. People value family over any and everything and marriage is the goal. People love deeply and will do anything with no question. That’s how it should be. Look at how the world is now, men like you who are bitter and think EVERY woman is bad so you treat them all bad, even if she’s completely different to what’s socially accepted nowadays.
@naartjie yes I am is a sarcastic statement which don’t sound like you know what that means. I have no reason to be be bitter. Life has been good to me. House, family, sixteen years of marriage. Kids.
Why don’t you bring your family to where you live? That way you can get married to this man as you say he’s perfect. Obviously he’s not perfect enough to want to stay.
My WHOLE entire family is back home. There is NO way they would move and plus my parents don’t want to move as they have their parents there who are old and one has stage 4 cancer on her last legs. My country is my home, my parents home, it’s selfish to have them start their whole life in another country while I have a grandparent dying and the other can’t remember who anyone is. Sometimes you have to make sacrifices because life isn’t smooth for everyone like it may be for you. I come from a 3rd world country where most people are broke so they can’t financially afford it. So yes this guy is perfect and I don’t want to leave him but life isn’t always fair and I will ALWAYS pick my family over anything and anyone. My family have been through enough and my main goal is to give back and take care of them. I’d give up my whole life and dreams if it means I can take care of my family. You will never understand that
@naartjie I never said every woman was bad. You did. I know not every woman is bad, that’s why I have my wife of 16 years. But today a lot of women have gotten worse, maybe even worse than men. in my opinion men need to start standing up to that. Too long society has let women get away w so much things, maybe not where you’re from but where I’m from yes. There are still women who are deserving of a real relationship. Trust me I’m as gentlemen as I can be to my wife as well as my girls. But I’m not going out of my way for other women. No need to.
Maybe you’ll find a man back home if it’s as heavenly as you make it sound.
@naartjie why wouldn’t I understand it? You’re assuming I’ve never went through a lot growing up as a kid? Who knows maybe I came from another country myself to better my life.
Not once did I say every woman was bad, I have no idea what drugs you are on. The very first message I sent i literally said “Yup, giving what women asked for but then what about us women who aren't feminists
and didn't want equality blah blah blah? We get the short end of the stick because we want all of that from men and then it makes meeting men harder”
And yes I’m sure I’ll find someone back home, without a doubt. Most my friends are in amazing relationships and have children, it’s a very different place to the rest of the world. So yes I’m leaving one good man here but he’s not the ONLY good man on earth. But even if I don’t meet someone back home, it’s fine, I have other things to do and plan for
@naartjie ok. So you’ve saved enough money to go back to your country to build that life for your family?
Well if that’s the case then you should know family>anything else and if you’d pick a marriage with someone great over helping family then you’re fucked. Just saying.
So, no things are not as straightforward and easy as you try make it sound like “just get your family to move overseas and marry him” like do you hear yourself? And how unrealistic that is. Plus the country as a whole is the complete opposite and I hate where I live now- my home is 100x better
@naartjie it’s not unrealistic, it happens all the time. A lot of men move overseas to find a family. Maybe the man who you said was perfect didn’t think you were perfect enough to move overseas w you. If he said he would move overseas w you or wherever your home is, would you say ok? Would you marry him?
He’s extremely family oriented and has a 11 year old brother along with his 19 year old brother who recently passed away from suicide- he doesn’t want to leave his family and I understand because I hate that I’ve left mine. How incredibly selfish to expect him to leave his and live a sad life away from his family when I know all too well how much I’ve hated it.
It is unrealistic because one- my parents don’t have the money, two- my parents parents are dying and dying people can’t immigrate to where I am now, three- my country, my family don’t want to leave because it is our home, four- my whole family don’t want to live and I want my kids to grow up with cousins and aunts and grandparents around, not only having like no family, that’s not the life I want. This guy thinks the exact same way which is why we just wouldn’t work. We both put our family above anything and trust me it’s been hard to make the decision- so yes it’s unrealistic.
@naartjie asking him is not being selfish. He’s a grown man. If he says no ok. But it’s not selfish to ask.
So what two things do you still need to accomplish before you leave?
Again, life isn’t always fair and you don’t get everything you want. Things will work out eventually but it’s not as easy and simply straightforward like you try say it is. Peoples lives are all so different to try give simple solutions to when you know very little to nothing about peoples lives and situations
@naartjie you don’t think so. I do. You act as if I’ve never gone through things in my life.
Why didn’t you just stay in your country to begin w and make money there?
It is selfish when he loves his family just as much as I love mine and his brother literally passed not long ago- now pulling him away from his family and only sibling is horrible. It’s d never leave my family for ANYONE or ANYTHING let alone him from his family who are all struggling including him.
My last two things have absolutely nothing to do with you :)
My country is a 3rd world country and people are broke, I came to make money where the currency is FAR greater and would allow me to have a good life back home. The goal was to always go back no matter what.
@naartjie well I wish you luck.
Generally, a gentleman stands up to offer his seat to a lady if he was brought up right. However both men and women are expected to get up for pregnant or elderly individuals (or those who look overly burdened or unwell). There's an actual SIGN ON THE BUS/TRAIN THAT SAYS YOU HAVE TO in case you just weren't brought up right.
@verknallt If you have to ask you weren't raised to be a gentleman.
Why do I have to give her my seat, just because she is a girl? Lol where is our equality?
I would only give my seat to a woman if she was old, pregnant or if she was carrying lots of stuff.
But I would do the same for men (except the pregnancy part, obviously). So there are situations where a person actually needs the seat and that's when I would be happily offering them to take mine.
So simply being a girl is not enough of a reason, Karen!
However, there is one other situation where I would give my seat to a woman, and that is when I notice a girl being harassed while standing in the bus/train. I will tell her to take my seat.
But I would only do this in Muslim countries, where women are taught to not show skin and wear tempting clothes, so if she is getting harassed that's not her fault, so I will try to protect her.
But in the US for example, women go on public transport dressed up like hookers so if they are getting harassed it's their fault, so I won't give my seat in this situation.
I'm not a guy, but I would accept a seat offered to me. I would also give up my seat for an elderly person or a mother if I didn't have kids with me.
Good cause I'd definitely offer my seat
@Bklynbadboy12 Thank you. I'd accept it with appreciation. :)
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Not by virtue of her being a woman. I don't think they should be patronised.
However, I've had a mother and her teenage daughter get onto a tram. And I let them have the seat cause there's no double seat for them. Small nice gesture I hope.
m I don't see any legitimacy in giving my seat, it's not part of the actual social rules where I live. Though I suppose I could see a grandpa doing that and no one would be offended because he would be seen as a grandpa fancying some outdated gallantry.
Absolutely 100%. I have done it many times. Nothing makes me feel better than to treat a woman with that kind of concern and respect... hold a door for her, pull her chair out at a restaurant (not for a stranger of course but on a date!), open a door for her.
Even with a complete stranger it just gives me a warm fuzzy feeling every time.
@Beautyofalivingdeath
What poll? The poll above is not yours.
It depends. Pregnant or elderly, always. A mother with little kids, sure.
If the metro stops at the airport and I see someone with a lot of luggage, a big rucksack for instance, I'd invite them to have my seat, be it a man or woman.
Always do. I'm strong enough where standing for a while doesn't bother me and I'd be afraid of ever getting to the point where it does.
Done
If there was a reason for it, like she's carrying a lot of bags, pregnant, disabled, elderly or a child, sure.
But just on account of her being the opposite sex? Nah.
I've offered seats to men before. I was raised well.
u I have given up my seat for elderly people, injured people and once or twice for a heavily pregnant woman.
I refuse to help women. Let another woman help her instead. The majority of women are terrible people and deserve nothing.
I used to do this al rhe time when I took the train
Absolutely. Women and elderly always get the seat.
That would not be "equaly treated", need equaly.
Sure. Standing is super easy for me, so it is not a big deal to give up my seat for anyone.
I would only offer my seat to those more deserving of it than me.
So I'm a woman.
If I stand on public transport I don't expect a man to give me their seat. I'm strong enough to hold on.
I would only give the seat to the elderly, pregnant or someone with an injury.
No seat for a woman unless she is pregnant!
It depends on the women, especially because women nowadays feel as if we most give them a seat, that kind of behavior as turned off some men from assisting
Women have achieved equality. So they get to stand too.
If someone needed a seat more than me mine would be offered up.
Last time I tried that she scolded me in front of the whole bus. I knew her too. So they can stand
Yes, I also open doors, let the woman behind me go before at the checkout. I guess how I was raised, not wrong or right, just habit and courtesy.
Of course!! I'll at least offer it to her. If she doesn't want it, I'll stick.
If there was a reason to I would. If she seemed healthy and able and didn’t ask me, I wouldn’t offer.
I was raised to be helpful and generous and agree with that stance.
I often do in certain situations. Especially pregnant, elderly or disabled
I haven't taken the bus in about 10 years but I have given my seat to old ladies in the past
Only if pregnant, has a small child, injured or old.
Since I'm not one but if the guy is cute I will haha
I probably wouldn't offer unless she was pregnant or something, but I would give it to her if she asked.
Sure, if she is too old to stand, or pregnant, disabled... or really hot.
I will regularly give up my seat yes.
I have given my seat to a woman many times.
Also if she's an old woman or if she's high heels, or if she's hot.
I'm healthy, so... no need :D
Some people will give you their seats because you're a witch and don't wanna be turned into frogs 🤣
@TonyMetal___86 I don't think they would notice :D
If I'm feeling generous I would
I have and would yes.
To senior citizens or expecting woman.
Yeah I have no problem standing
nah first one there gets it
If she is old or has disability or expecting.
I do it all of the time
Never.
To anyone.
Yeah I would
Nah, we are equals.
Option c only
Yes I would
Why?
Yes.
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