Re:Why Men Are Hard to Help
by amanaplanacanal on Saturday October 01, 2022 @02:59PM
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Find better people to hang out with. Not everybody is like that. Do all you can to cut that sort of toxic behavior from your life.
Re:Why Men Are Hard to Help
by spacemadness on Saturday October 01, 2022 @04:28PM
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This isn’t “normal”, or at least it’s not in my experience. They sound like immature spoiled brats.
Surprisingly more normal than people realize. Most don’t ever air their dirty laundry like this.
You go through this as a man and it reinforces your suppression of feelings and desires to never open up to anyone because of the humiliation.
No wonder men kill themselves 4x as often as women.
Man, I am sorry to say but you have some f**ed up people around you, care to maybe let some of them off your life? Quality over quantity of relationships as in everything else
Re:Why Men Are Hard to Help
by throwaway5959 on Saturday October 01, 2022 @06:12PM
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Curious how much your mother makes and the girlfriend as well.
Re:Why Men Are Hard to Help
by throwawaysleep on Saturday October 01, 2022 @07:44PM
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My mom is a stay at home mom. My friend is a non profit manager. I don’t know what she earns, but I don’t imagine it is six figures.
Re:Why Men Are Hard to Help
by throwaway5959 on Sunday October 02, 2022 @04:17PM
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Oooof. OK, thanks for delivering.
I have a lot of female friends. They will rip their boyfriends apart for vulnerable moments or emotional needs or economic inadequacies. One complained about him having to visit his dying aunt and leaving her alone for a weekend. Another called her boyfriend a loser for not making enough money for them to live in Vancouver proper (an expensive place). Heck, my mother has called my father as loser for "only" making about 250K a year (my parents live in a 1 million person LCOL city).