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>47% upmarseyd

>women dont do that. Its male lie

>but lot of men dont know how to talk about feelings

>they trauma dump and that's ick

!foidmoment

Felt... My biodad was pissed at me for changin my name bcuz it meant his name wudnt be carried on into the future. The man who SAd me, my siblings, as well as many of our friends and relatives; he felt he was still owed me carryin on his familial lineage, when the rest of his biofam had abandoned me time and time again whilst he sat in prison for his crimes

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Ironically, so many males who have kids to "continue their lineage" are then shit parents to those same kids

And then they get pissed when we grow up and dont want to continue their lineage 9,9

My son's birth father is like this - has 22 kids from multiple women, all but 2 in foster care or adopted. I asked him “why so many kids?” “To keep my family name going.” “You realize he has my name now, so would be keeping my family name alive.” “Well, yeah, but not in front of god.” Okay

You let a man with 22 kids impregnate you?

I hate hearing about this because we know that foids are lonelier.

>year old account

>no posts or comments until few jours ago

>posts moids bad outrage to twoX

Bait or karma farm?

Also i forgot to take some of the most sentimental jewelry I own when i was stealing the car

I want to get a hotter foid so badly and I need to figure out the best way to do so.

I've(22f) been dating my bf (24m) for 7 months. I know it's not a long time, but it's enough time close to a one year that we are getting serious. We love each other and he has never hurt me. We've had arguments here and there but we are learning how to communicate with each other.

Here's my dilemma. I'm in college. I go to a really good college. I'm planning on attending law school after my undergraduate is done. I have a future and I'm passionate about a stressful career. I want kids someday. I want to be married and have a house someday. I have goals and potential. My bf— he's a very sweet guy. We met on a dating app and honestly wasn't sure what I was getting into. we hung out whenever I had time and he had time and he would drive 2 hours just to see me. He cooks for me, fixes my stuff and helps me have fun and hobbies! (I'm a straight edge when it comes to fun). I am grateful for his presence in my life. He entered my life a few months after I experienced an assault that resulted in a concussion from a date (a guy I was only on a 3rd date with). He helped me trust men again.

He works at a small business shop, barely makes enough money as it is for some reason but now I know why.

He told me a week ago that he has a 4 year old child and a class c felony. For domestic violence against his ex. I was shocked. I was scared. I felt like I didn't know him. He said he changed but also that it wasn't completely his fault, that she aggravated him physically and ticked him off with her abuse. I am not sure what to believe.

I wanted to go on here because I know for sure there is a community of felons who are actually kind and genuine and feel regret over crimes they committed. Is my bf capable of changing? I'm worried about my bf and his honesty, and whether or not that makes him dangerous. His felony was charged 3 years ago.

And since I was suspicious I actually went to the courthouse and found his criminal records. He apparently had 5+ felonies, some are class A, and he got off easy for his sentence. All were with the same ex but I saw there were charges in another county with his baby's mother. They all had restraining orders that he violated (he said that his exes violated them first?). Idk what's the truth but these police reports were also a lot worse than the thought, broken noses and attempted murder. I actually met with the ex on the documents and she showed me pics of bruises and harassing texts from 2 years ago. She had proof. This was really bad and concerning. I gave him a chance to come clean about the stuff he hasn't told me about and he didn't.

Is it possible for him to change? I love him and he has never hurt me. In the beginning he told me that there was “stuff” he hasn't told me yet. I thought he just meant mental illness or trauma. He said this felony was a trauma of his and she started beating him up first. Is this realistic? He went to therapy at one point but it was court mandated and he hated it.

TL;DR: boyfriend(24m) and I (22f) dated for 7 months and he told me that he has a child and a felony. How do I proceed? How can I trust him?

I wonder what it feels like to be a single, 70 year old man dating a woman who you KNOW is only with you for the money https://t.co/fV3nU43ysm

— Mouthy Mom (@mouthy_mom_) June 15, 2024

Isn't the whole point of being rich getting to bang hot young gussy!

You hate women unless you love corporate slob!

!foidmoment

Where and when can woman find time where they are better of then this?

They are hysteric just becouse they cant abort 38 week year old babies anymore

https://old.reddit.com/r/TwoXChromosomes/comments/1dfr0b5/while_women_outnumber_men_on_campus_their_later/

If you have to choose between a woman and a shark for a childminder, you'd be a fool not to choose the shark.

Where is our users. Now is your time to shine

Has anyone else done this? What happened.

I'm non-binary, they/them, and happen to have an innie. I've squirted a little bit in the past, but recently had the whole “shit I REALLY shoulda put down a towel” experience. It was clear with a little white, a little thick, and didn't smell like anything like anything I've ever encountered.

It was 100% not pee. So now I have a newfound rage for people insisting it's pee. I know what came out of my body, it was a lot, and I had just peed before engaging. If it was pee, why was it nothing like pee?? I wouldn't care if it was, it's involuntary, the thing is it wasn't.

Compound that with the fact that if I say, “My squirt definitely wasn't,” I'm 99% likely to be misgendered.

I hate that our bodies are so fricking taboo and yet we can't even be the authority on them.

pro-pee

anti-pee

Bonus:

Some people say men hit the wall at 50 but others say they don't hit it at all. What do you think?