Polls

OK Guys, be honest.

When you're girlfriend or wife says she will be there in 15 minutes, when do you really expect her?

And Girls, feel free to tell us what you really mean when you say "I'll be there in 15 minutes."

Please vote in the poll.

FYI, I usually double whatever time my wife tells me. 15 minutes becomes 30 minutes, 30 minutes becomes an hour, an hour sometimes becomes 2 hours or longer.

I am scheduling a free consultation to potentially file for bankruptcy.

I went from being a software developer making $76,000 a year with a bright future to an industry that has been flipped on its head, being reliant on Social Security disability, and working a small part-time job as a nobody security guard making $16.50 an hour. Just because I was at one point able to accommodate the debt with my previous salary doesn't mean the bills don't stop when I am no longer.

Makes sense to me.

White men nowadays are gay and feminist, and most of those representing the US are Black or Hispanic.

However, do you think that these men coming from Dagestan—a region with a population just one percent of the US—representing Muslims Russia and eliminating their opponents with their wrestling, both strike a blow to your identity and lower the entertainment value of the fights?

I'm curious to hear what everyone thinks about Mike Tyson's surprise appearance at the White House briefing room, where he openly pledged his support for President Donald Trump ahead of a campaign rally. When reporters explicitly asked him how he thought the Republicans would fare in the upcoming midterm elections, Tyson boldly responded, "I think Donald Trump’s gonna win."

A lot of people online are calling the prediction pretty funny and baffling considering Donald Trump himself isn't even on the midterm ballot. Personally, I look at this a little more cynically, and I totally agree with the reactions online pointing out how transactional this whole thing is. Trump is exactly the kind of guy who operates entirely on a "what’s in it for me" basis, and it really feels like he is just using Tyson's massive celebrity name to build his own clout. But on the other side of it, their personal history and friendship stretch all the way back to the 1980s when Trump used to sponsor and host Tyson's biggest boxing matches in Atlantic City.

It is pretty exploitative when you realize Trump is just capitalizing on someone who has literally been hit in the head thousands of times throughout a brutal boxing career and might not fully grasp the political game he is being dragged into. A true, high-integrity friend would protect Tyson and keep him out of the chaotic political crosshairs. Instead, Trump is just parading him around the White House and campaign rallies as a political prop for self-serving optics.

Do you view this as a genuine, meaningful celebrity endorsement, or is it just a classic case of a politician taking advantage of an old-school boxing icon?

If every guy refused to get married. You can have kids and a family without marrying someone. People aren’t even religious anymore

My dating experience has told me women are all about the money, all about the man being masculine and the man. However, women are too independent for a man to be in charge. So you clash.

Women want all the benefits of a traditional man despite having zero traditional values. They are only ready for marriage after so much baggage, relationships and trauma.

It is common knowledge women only want the top 10% of men. Women only want a man often if he is perfect. Even when they are nothing special.

Most girls are emotionally unstable.

The risk men have to make in marriage is incomparable because a woman divorcing a man is devastating to him whereas it’s freedom for the woman. Men lose everything they worked for. Women are the ones that want divorce and separation

So as a guy what do you really get anymore?
Women are demoralising. But then at the same time you need a family/kids etc. It’s a dilemma that sucks.

Women want the world for nothing.