I got good sense.. but the flow stupid. .. MASTERMIND$ IG: LESonIG
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This woman just said the quiet part out loud and I felt every single word.
“You are not just marrying a person, you are marrying their childhood, their coping mechanisms… the fact that they leave one sip of juice in the refrigerator like a sociopath.”
Oh my goodness. Because why is that so accurate??
And then she continues with:
“Marriage is basically two exhausted people trying not to psychologically waterboard each other during tax season.”
I'm not lying. That line alone is a public service announcement.
The real ones though:
- Love is not enough. Shared values matter more.
- The goal isn’t to stay the same forever... it’s can we keep meeting each new version of each other with curiosity instead of resentment?
- Love mostly lives in boring Tuesday behavior.
- Your partner cannot be your entire universe. That is too much pressure for one nervous system.
I’ve been married long enough to know she’s not exaggerating a single thing. The forehead kiss and the “I picked this up because I thought you’d like it” hits harder than any anniversary post ever could.
Successful marriages really are just two people who decided to grow up instead of just grow older.
What’s the best marriage advice? Drop it below. Let’s educate (and mildly traumatize) each other.
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BEING A GOOD MAN IS A WASTE OF TIME FELLAS. DAMN THIS SUCKS.
My husband said he was tired of feeling like a beggar for sex in his own marriage. My response made him walk out of the bedroom.
At 2 a.m., he woke me up and asked if I wanted to be intimate.
I told him I was exhausted and wanted to sleep.
He turned away without arguing.
The next morning, he barely spoke to me.
When I asked what was wrong, he finally said:
“Do you know how humiliating it feels to keep reaching for your own wife and constantly get turned down?”
I was immediately irritated.
I told him, “Nobody forced you to marry me. And I certainly didn’t promise you unlimited access to my body.”
He stared at me.
Then he said something I wasn’t expecting:
“I know you don’t owe me sex. But did you ever stop to think that I might be tired of feeling unwanted too?”
I laughed bitterly and replied:
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A Black woman was told by her son she’s an example of why he doesn’t want to date Black women when he grows up after watching how she treated his father..
She blames her strong and independent mindset
#CultureCarriers
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Easy, the short answer TikTok. The moment women viewed relationships as a transaction and made it about money instead of love. When you started taking relationship advice from prostitutes and Pinocchio girls that’s when y’all completely lost the plot. When relationships became more about sex in exchange for money than building a partnership women lost. I saw exactly when women became a liability.
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Men, stay away from 35+ single women. The red flag is not simply her age. It is the bitterness, regret, baggage and consequences that can come from years of bad choices. Some are not looking for love. They are looking for a man to rescue them from the life they created.
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A woman’s definition of a good man is a sucka. A man’s definition of a good man is one who’s responsible, disciplined, logical, stable, and immune to manipulation.
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Only 30 seconds in interview With webbie and boosie Already went left 😭😅
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When a man is trying to teach and correct you... he's trying to keep you.
But women have no brain.
He tells you to stop disrespecting him.
You call him controlling.
He tells you to stop entertaining other men.
You call him insecure.
Apparently, accountability is your biggest enemy.
A man will explain the same thing 100 times because he doesn't want to lose you.
But your dumb ass thinks every correction is an attack.
He's trying to save the relationship.
You're trying to win the argument.