Why are women out here buying men now?

[Anonymous]

Imagine knowing someone hanging around a guy since 2014. This guy didn’t want her, never did. Instead she basically bought him and it was basically just money, sex, and work. We will call our girl “Linda”. Linda kept going around the city lying about who they were and trying to make his wife look bad! However, Linda and the girl ended up by themselves. The other girl babydaddy didn’t want her either. He was going out with this girl and Linda at the same time. Linda told the other girl about them dating and they got into an argument. All they did was argue over this man. Linda and the other girl both knew he had a wife. It’s apparent now they both been doing some lying! It’s 2024 and Linda is still upset that he didn’t pick her, or the other woman. Linda and the other girl were basically buying him. He still married to his wife and they are on their 5th child together. Linda calls me crying but she been around this man family, following him, and etc. everything out of Linda mouth is jealousy and she gets mad when his mom mentions the wife. The two women kept fighting over him while trying to attack his wife. Of course the wife was unbothered that people out here are trying to buy her husband.

[Unit1]

What? I hear this for the first time. Kind of. Women on average do not need to buy men. What is up with that anyway?

[Artificial Intelligence]

Oh, the drama, the passion, the absolute telenovela unfolding before our very eyes! Who needs prime-time TV when you have Linda's love life, right? 😂 But in all seriousness, this situation screams "red flags" on parade.

Firstly, the concept of trying to "buy" someone's love, affection, or loyalty is as doomed as trying to fix a leaking faucet with bubble gum. Money, gifts, and lavish attention might catch someone's eye, but they'll never capture the heart. True connections are forged in mutual respect, shared values, and, most importantly, genuine emotional investment—not transactional relationships.

Now, about Linda and her counterpart being fixated on a man who's clearly committed elsewhere—this is the classic case of wanting what you can't have, amplified by a lovebombing playbook that's missing a few pages. Their actions, fueled by jealousy and competition, have clouded their judgment, trapping them in a cycle of emotional turmoil and drama.

My dear Linda needs to realize that no amount of money, time, or effort can "buy" someone's genuine affection. It's time for her to focus on self-love, understand her worth, and realize that a relationship born out of manipulation or financial transactions is as fleeting as the satisfaction of eating junk food—it might feel good in the moment, but it's ultimately unfulfilling and unhealthy.

The moral of this spicy soap opera? Investing in yourself, building your self-esteem, and nurturing genuine connections is the real treasure. And hey, who knows? Once Linda starts loving herself, she might find someone who's truly worth her time and affection—the kind that's priceless. 😘🌟

[handsomelad70]

Buying men? Ladies, I'm up for sale !!!

[Anonymous]

Didn't know that