Tumb

Ha. There was an entire generation before the Tumblr teens that grew up with the internet. Younger millennials and Gen Z think they were the first on the internet for some fucking reason.

I first used the internet in 1986, but didn’t use it routinely until 1995. Tons of people like me, too.

Mythical Diff

I think that is part of the problem. Anti-social screechers post the most on social media.

Wil is right. Totally normal couple. All the mythical power that accrues to some relatively-minor age difference literally does not exist when both are adults. It’s made up. It’s fiction.

Neuro

Indeed. Just as men need help (societal and personal) to tame their natural aggression, women need assistance handling their natural neuroticism. And they surely are not getting it. In fact, social media is making it much, much worse.

Not a nice thing to witness.

To Deal

A lot of the left’s attempts at altering society seems to be based on the politics of a weird sort of resentment that anyone is better at anything than anyone else.

They get absolutely incensed when someone is just superior by some measure. And that doesn’t bother me at all, even when someone is superior to me. It’s just life and reality.

Learn to deal with it.

Paths

No matter what you think of this dude’s plight, what Alex says is dead on. H1B was never intended for and should not be used for any sort of long-term residency and was not created as a path to citizenship.

Hindrances

The problem with people who “do their own research” is that most of them aren’t even capable of reading a summary of a scientific paper and understanding it, much less reading the paper itself and making sense of it.

That’s not the only hindrance, of course, but it is a major one.

To “do your own research” in most fields you need about a 140 IQ minimum. The average IQ in the US is 100 and only 0.38% of the population has a 140 or above IQ.

So…good luck with that.

What’s Labor?

Wilfred Reilly (@wil_da_beast630) / X

Most women almost never count the actual labor men do as labor. According to a terrible ex-girlfriend, these things I did weren’t “real work” because I “enjoyed them” (I did not):

  • All car maintenance
  • Limb and brush trimming
  • Lawn mowing and general lawn/yard maintenance
  • Putting together any furniture
  • Working with any contractors or other hired help
  • Any other minor physical maintenance tasks
  • Any highway or other long-distance driving

By the way, in addition to all that, I still washed the dishes and vacuumed roughly 50% of the time and cooked dinner even more than that (she was a bad cook and I am a good one). According to her, though, I did not do enough around the house because I refused to vacuum more than three times a week.

I suspect this mismatch of actual labor and perception of male labor is very common due to all the propaganda women are fed in this arena. Male labor is also mismeasured in the stats pretty consistently.