Author Topic: Are some men broken as well? (Read 1658 times)

Änσnymσus · « **Reply #25 on:** **Yesterday** at 08:07:21 AM »

Quote from: Änσnymσus on Yesterday at 05:21:56 AM

It is only statistically true to you if you have no idea how to be thrifty and no faith in the Sacrament.

Ridiculous standards from your boomer parents, with no willingness to sacrifice on the part of the woman.

49% of American adults under 30 lived with a parent last year, up from 37% in 2019, per WSJ.

Änσnymσus · « **Reply #26 on:** **Yesterday** at 08:15:55 AM »

Quote from: Änσnymσus on Yesterday at 08:00:43 AM

Actually in the modern world housing is very expensive and food is cheap (compared to historically). In the past it was usually the opposite, most of your money would be spent on food rather than housing.

A person might be able to provide for a family on a meager and humble diet but without a physical space how exactly does one raise a family?

That's another big issue, I was talking more about compatibility and if you two are "weird" or "kinda messed up".

Regarding housing I'm a zoomer too I feel you it's horrible, only advice I can give is be frugal and take advantage of ZOG any way you can, like a lot of inmigrants and black people do.

Änσnymσus · « **Reply #27 on:** **Yesterday** at 08:36:16 AM »

Quote from: Änσnymσus on Yesterday at 08:02:20 AM

That Saint didn't get married... Don't twist it or miss the point. Both men and women do take damage due to impurity but for women it's much worse than for men. And we're talking about marriage here not getting into heaven.

Actually, porn use for men (especially those who have been addicted to it) can be just as detrimental. Some men become impotent in attempting the marital act with their wives because of past or current porn use. And this won’t be found out until after marriage. That’s why it should be disclosed beforehand. So yes, many men in today’s society are broken too.

alancarmine · « **Reply #28 on:** **Yesterday** at 09:07:44 AM »

Quote from: Gray2023 on Yesterday at 03:47:17 AM

Second of all you have way too much adult experience for being only 17. Your focus should be to get a career.

Thank you. What am I supposed to do about this.

This notion implies you believe in the idealogy of buddha, essentially you believe all of us were able to choose which body we wanted to enter at the womb, full knowledge of our parents, our family, etc before we were born, so we chose our own lives. Regardless of what you think, I have no memory of me doing that, nor do I believe in it. I did not choose to have the life I've been given. I wouldn't change it or trade it for anything, but I did not choose to not get to have a childhood. Did you choose to have a childhood?

Adopting children can help supplement a career, or fund it. The financial crisis absolutely true and daunting, but you will be able to get by with leisure depending on how many children you can adopt. Assuming you enjoy kids.

I brought up the financial aspect, you get money monthly for adopting. If you think I wouldn't do it for free when I've never been paid for past experience before your head is in the wrong place.

Änσnymσus · « **Reply #29 on:** **Yesterday** at 09:19:32 AM »

Quote from: alancarmine on Yesterday at 09:07:44 AM

Thank you. What am I supposed to do about this.

This notion implies you believe in the idealogy of buddha, essentially you believe all of us were able to choose which body we wanted to enter at the womb, full knowledge of our parents, our family, etc before we were born, so we chose our own lives. Regardless of what you think, I have no memory of me doing that, nor do I believe in it. I did not choose to have the life I've been given. I wouldn't change it or trade it for anything, but I did not choose to not get to have a childhood. Did you choose to have a childhood?

Adopting children can help supplement a career, or fund it. The financial crisis absolutely true and daunting, but you will be able to get by with leisure depending on how many children you can adopt. Assuming you enjoy kids.

I brought up the financial aspect, you get money monthly for adopting. If you think I wouldn't do it for free when I've never been paid for past experience before your head is in the wrong place.

Try fostering first. You can be a great help to kids who really need it.

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