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I'm not here to talk shit I'm here to inform you on the situation. Dont just reply with reactionary bullshit.

But relationships are asinine. Girls can take your stuff without even being married to you. All they have to do is live with you for long enough. They'll take your kids too, you'll pay them child support and they'll be getting fucked by other men. It's just asinine to get into a relationship.

Who even made these rules and why are they so biased? The legal system must be full of simps. But complaining about it won't inform you on what decisions you should be making going forward.

First off about the future, I dont see the situation ever recovering. I dont think MGTOW is the way forward, but a lifestyle of non commitment definitely is. And here is why.

It's the reality of our current society. All the women men really want, the young college students, aren't ready for serious relationships until they're 30-35.

But guys, why would you sacrifice your life for them? We want to have fun too, and yet most of us never get to when we're in college like chad.

So if you're one of the 80-95% of guys who works hard and starts making serious money by the time he's 30 has two options.

Option 1: date to marry the girl that's been run through at 30

Option 2: date younger girls for fun while they're in college. Instead of paying for a relationship they pay for a situationship where a young girl gives them their attention for some money.

Life works out better that way. That's just the truth of the matter. The one thing that would stop you from going this route is your ego. So many guys want to feel like girls are attracted to them for who they are.

But fortunately the red pill is killing that fantasy. Almost every highschool boy today is aware of the redpill. Because almost every highschool girl called them incels like two or three years ago. Remember when it was cool to call guys incels?

That did nothing but motivate the 80-95% of lower-tier guys to read up on the red pill.

Most of this behavior involves people who refuse to wear masks:

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has decided that it’s had enough of unruly passengers on airlines. The agency has asked the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to step in and handle 37 of the most serious unruly passenger cases it has had to deal with in recent months. The action is part of a new information-sharing protocol that the two agencies will use to review and prosecute incidents more quickly.

Even though the FAA saw a reduction in the number of instances after it launched its Zero Tolerance campaign and fined hundreds of passengers for acting up on flights, it still feels even a single incident is one too many.

In addition to getting the FBI involved, the agency said it no longer will address unruly passenger cases with warnings or counseling. Instead, it will turn up the heat by “pursuing legal enforcement action against any passenger who assaults, threatens, intimidates, or interferes with airline crew members.”

It's frustrating because I have serious credit card debt outside of school (and I'm currently working a job to pay that off and afford to even go to school) and I'm a STEM major where it requires serious life dedication to even get good grades on important classes. For the past couple of years, I've been getting mostly Cs because I never have enough time to put more work and effort to do better due to work and occasional family problems. It sure as hell doesn't help that a C hurts your GPA, which makes it extremely difficult to get any internships that demand at least a 3.0 minimum.

Hi everyone, I am writing a fantasy series about witches. It's set in a high fantasy world. To get magic powers in this fantasy world, a girl has to voluntarily transform into a magical being. This has the side effect of making her skin turn bright green. I was wondering how many girls would actually take magic powers on these terms? Because humans don't have DNA like birds and fish, we cannot naturally be bright green, so everyone in that world would know that the witches are magical. They can disguise their green skin temporarily by using magic, but it is a hassle to do so.

The magic in this world enables witches to fly, to get animal familiars, to heal other people by magic, to turn their enemies into animals, to cast fireballs and lightening bolts, and much more besides. The harder spells do have an energy cost, so a witch must rest and get her energy back after doing something impressive by magic.

My question is, is this price for magic high enough? Who would take these powers if it meant getting green skin? Who would take these powers if it meant further disfigurements that are more serious than getting green skin (like distorted facial features, warts, hair loss etc.)

This question is just for girls. The magic rules for guys in this fantasy universe are different.