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  1. i can identify a bit with not being the best parent, And I am super blessed to have three beautiful smart kids. We can't blame ourselves for everything

  2. I feel like the problem with these "incels" is that they know they aren't a "chad" in some cases 😅p no momdon't even think they're a "normie" but yet they want the GIRLS who would fall in the female version of the "chads" as far as looks go. Like why do t🎉hey think a woman that's out of their league should want them instead of, I don't know, going for a woman that's literally in the same boat as them?! I'm happily married probably not the best one to have an opinion on this but I can remember In high school/college there were lots of not so attractive women and they had not so attractive boyfriends. I don't know this is one group of people that I literally just feel like their problem is felling soupier not inferior. They see themselves as deserving the beauty queen girlfriend based on their personality alone when at the same time their unwilling to give a "non conventional" attractive woman the time of day which is the most confusing part of this whole thing, they absolutely could get laid but not yúee women who feel o
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  3. The system failed. But Mum and Dad failed even more and worse, they were so caught up in hating each other and their differences that they obviously neglected their son Jake in the mean time.

    His biological Dad said he could see how violent he was getting and he was completely aware of his detachment from his Mother but he’s STILL placing the blame in his Mum. Misogyny in its worst form! Take some responsibility.

    I’m in no way justifying what Jake did. To hell with him, but his parents are blaming everyone else but themselves.

  4. Fleet week in NYC, 1990..I turned a sailor down when he asked me for a kiss.
    And he said "That's OK my father taught me to take "No" for an answer.
    (and not get angry, and just try again with another girl, and not kill anyone).

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