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We live under a matriarchy where women hate men, manipulate men, use men as financial slaves etc. This feminist (misandrist) culture destroyed human relationships and love.

So we need to protect men for all costs. False accusations of rape, harassment, alimony, violence against men etc. These are big issues. We need to fix them. And masculism lights our way.

The strain on my mom's marriage intensifies as the clash in beliefs between her and my stepdad becomes more apparent. Their differences extend beyond mere disagreements, delving into fundamental values, such as attitudes towards minorities and religious perspectives. The household atmosphere is palpably affected, with authenticity in the relationship seeming to erode each day.

These disparities manifest in the upbringing of my younger brother, who, at the age of 12, is already adopting offensive language, mirroring the conflicting ideologies he is exposed to. His use of derogatory terms on platforms like Roblox is alarming, reflecting the influence of the divisive beliefs within our family.

Attempts to address these issues face significant roadblocks. Both my mom and stepdad resist acknowledging the problem, creating a challenging environment for open communication. The stepdad's controlling behavior adds another layer of complexity, as he imposes restrictions on his son's friendships based on prejudiced views, particularly towards black and gay individuals.

Cultural differences exacerbate the situation, with biases emerging within the family, especially on the Armenian-Lebanese side. This has led me to distance myself from my Armenian heritage, feeling ashamed due to the prevalence of racism, selfishness, and conspiracy theories within that part of my family.

As I navigate this complex family dynamic, the struggle to balance conflicting values and maintain a semblance of harmony becomes increasingly challenging. The reluctance to address these issues head-on adds a layer of tension to an already difficult situation.

The reason I ask is these.

1. A TON of beautiful, academically smart women whom I have met had OFs.

2. The reason they say they have it is because of money issues (high student loans etc).

So, all in all if I keep on seeing OFs as a dealbreaker then I have to cross out a LOT of women I meet as potential partners in relationship.

If the only reason for them having OF is money, then I don't think it reflects that much on their character right? I mean at this point I think for women, screwing an inanimate object is considered better than screwing their OF subscriber.