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- I don't think there's anything wrong with marriage. I've never actually been anti-marriage.
I've been anti the Western legal system destroying men. That's what I've been.
They're different things. The idea of loving someone and wanting to be with someone your entire life and supporting each other and being in love with each other is beautiful. You don't have to be a dickhead.
to not believe in that.
But I just didn't believe in the American legal system completely destroying men from head to toe for it.
I didn't believe in women weaponizing it to get Instagram likes.
not because they want to be wives.
When I came across anti-marriage, I wasn't anti the idea of marriage.
I was anti the fact that most women who are trying to be wives today
don't want to be wives because they want to dedicate themselves to a man. That's what a wife is. They don't want to be, no, they want to be wives so they can tell their friends they got married.
So they can give you out this false morality bullshit. I wanna be married before I have kids. You fucked like 40 dudes. What are you talking about? Shut up, it's stupid.
I want Instagram likes. I want a big dress. That has nothing to do with focusing on you. So if you're going to fall into the trap of getting married for a woman who's trying to get married not to be dedicated to her man, well, then you're going to get fucking wrecked.
This is new generation stuff. I don't think it was nearly as bad 20, 30 years ago. But they just want to...
It's to them, it's like, it's almost like they can erase their past sins with it.
I'm a wife now.
You know, so you got to be careful with that.
So I'm not anti-marriage, I was never actually anti-marriage.
I don't think I've had any large mindset shifts. I've always understood the creed of loyalty and respecting people who respect you and working hard and teamwork. I've always been the same man. I've never tried to be Rambo. I've never tried to do anything by myself.
I've always had Tristan and by extension, a bunch of other good friends. I've known Nigel, I'm only 20 years.
20 years?
I have the same friends now I've always had. So nothing's changed for me.
So, and I believe in loyalty between men, and I also believe in loyalty between a man and a woman, and truly caring about each other. So, I don't think it's a mindset shift. I just, I framed the answer differently.
I've found brothers in the war room that sometimes I consider brothers just as close as my blood brother.
I lacked brotherhood. I was so used to being in an masculine environment and I lost that. So joining the war room helped me rediscover having brothers who were looking out for me and were pushing for better.
Ha ha.
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