Blog Feature:Sophie Carter’s Story – Nineteen years ago, a chance encounter with Clint Eastwood gave a young girl battling cancer the funds to survive. She’s alive today. I wondered what became of her—so I found out.
A Tale of Two Fates: Once celebrated for a heroic act of bravery, a boy who saved a life later fell in with gangs. That same bravery and loyalty led him down a different path—one that ended behind bars.
Unexpected Popularity: My COVID retrospective photo project, featuring commentary and a slow reveal of past moments, continues to draw steady traffic. But engagement? Nonexistent.
Law School Legacy: My law school primer remains my most popular blog post—the only one that gets comments like, "Thanks for the help!" It’s outdated but still useful. Maybe it’s time for an update.
Thursday, 27 February 2025
Before embarking on a journey from Canada to Japan, there are several key preparations that will enrich your experience and ensure a smooth trip. Here are some crucial steps, along with the importance of each:
Reserve Your Japan Rail Pass (JR Pass):
One of the most critical preparations is securing a JR Pass. This pass grants you unlimited travel on Japan’s extensive rail network, including Shinkansen (bullet trains), which is incredibly convenient and cost-effective for tourists planning to travel between cities. Buying it in advance (only available for purchase outside Japan) ensures you can travel freely without constantly purchasing tickets for each train journey.
Book Accommodations Early:
While Japan offers a range of accommodation options from traditional ryokan inns to modern hotels, booking ahead is highly recommended, especially in popular areas such as Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka. Japan is a well-traveled destination, and rooms at prime hotels or unique stays like capsule hotels can get booked up quickly, particularly during peak seasons like cherry blossom season or national holidays. By securing accommodations early, you’ll guarantee yourself a place to stay in sought-after areas.
Reserve Tickets for Popular Attractions (e.g., the Imperial Palace):
Attractions like the Imperial Palace in Tokyo may require advance booking, particularly for special tours or access to areas that are not always open to the public. The Imperial Palace, home to Japan’s royal family, has strict entry regulations to maintain its historic integrity. Bookings help manage the flow of visitors and ensure that your spot is secured, as many tours are limited in number.
Ensure Your Passport and Visa (If Necessary) Are in Order:
Canadian passport holders can visit Japan for short stays (up to 90 days) without a visa for tourism, but you must ensure your passport is valid for the duration of your stay. Some countries require additional paperwork, but as a Canadian citizen, this is typically not an issue for tourism. However, if your trip involves extended stays or business purposes, checking with the Japanese consulate for updated requirements is essential.
Consider Travel Insurance:
Health insurance and travel protection are vital before any international trip, particularly to a destination where medical care can be costly for foreigners. Japan’s health system is excellent but expensive for non-residents, so ensuring you have travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, cancellations, and delays is highly recommended.
Arrange for Currency or Prepaid Travel Cards:
While Japan is known for its technological advancements, it’s still predominantly a cash-based society, especially outside major cities. It’s wise to exchange some Canadian dollars to yen before your trip or purchase a prepaid travel card. ATMs may not always accept foreign cards, and the need for cash in places like temples, smaller shops, or rural areas remains significant.
Prepare Essential Items like a Power Adapter:
Japan uses a different electrical plug system (Type A and Type B), so you will need a power adapter. Preparing in advance ensures that you can charge your devices without scrambling for solutions upon arrival. Similarly, packing an extra battery for your electronics, especially if you plan to do extensive sightseeing, is crucial.
Purchase Local SIM Card or Portable Wi-Fi Router:
While Japan offers free Wi-Fi in many public spaces, a reliable internet connection is crucial for navigation and communication, especially when traveling to less urban areas. Pre-purchasing a SIM card or renting a portable Wi-Fi router before departure ensures you won’t be without connection upon arrival.
Learn Basic Japanese Phrases or Download Translation Apps:
While many Japanese people understand English, learning some basic phrases such as “hello” (こんにちは, konnichiwa), “thank you” (ありがとう, arigatou), and “excuse me” (すみません, sumimasen) can greatly enhance your experience and help foster goodwill. Alternatively, having a translation app at the ready can alleviate language barriers when necessary.
Plan Your Itinerary with Local Festivals and Seasonal Attractions in Mind:
If you're visiting during a particular season (such as spring for cherry blossoms or autumn for foliage), planning your itinerary to align with local festivals and seasonal attractions is paramount. Festivals like Gion Matsuri in Kyoto or the Sapporo Snow Festival are famous and require booking ahead for certain events or accommodations. Having a strategy ensures you won’t miss these cultural highlights.
Why These Preparations Are Important:
Logistics and Convenience: The JR Pass, booking ahead for popular sites, and securing accommodations are essential for maximizing your time and convenience. Japan's efficient but complex transportation system can be overwhelming without proper preparation, and many attractions can be fully booked during peak seasons.
Cultural Respect and Access: The Imperial Palace, in particular, is a symbol of Japan’s imperial heritage, and booking ahead for a tour shows respect for its cultural significance. Many sites operate with strict visitor quotas, so securing tickets early is vital to gaining access to these treasures.
Financial and Health Preparedness: Travel insurance and currency readiness ensure that you’re financially and medically protected while traveling abroad, which is crucial in case of any unforeseen circumstances or emergencies.
By meticulously preparing in advance, you can avoid many common pitfalls and enjoy the nuances of Japanese culture with ease and mindfulness.
Undocumented workers play a significant role in funding public programs, despite being largely ineligible for federal benefits. Their contributions come primarily through taxes, which help sustain essential government services. Here’s how:
Payroll Taxes (Social Security & Medicare) – Many undocumented workers use borrowed or falsified Social Security numbers to secure employment. As a result, their employers withhold FICA taxes—just as they would for any legal worker. However, because these workers lack valid SSNs, they will never be able to claim Social Security or Medicare benefits. Instead, their contributions accumulate in the Earnings Suspense File (ESF) maintained by the Social Security Administration (SSA), which holds billions of dollars in unclaimed payments.
ITIN Tax Payments – Some undocumented individuals file income taxes using an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) issued by the IRS. This allows them to pay federal, state, and local taxes, even though they receive little to no direct benefits in return.
Sales and Excise Taxes – Like all consumers, undocumented workers pay sales taxes on everyday purchases, which funnel revenue into state and local economies.
Property Taxes (Directly or Indirectly) – If they own property, they pay property taxes outright. Even those who rent contribute indirectly, as landlords factor property taxes into rental costs—helping fund public services like schools, roads, and emergency response systems.
Unemployment and Workers’ Compensation Contributions – Employers are legally required to pay into unemployment insurance and workers’ compensation programs on behalf of their workers, regardless of immigration status. However, most states prohibit undocumented individuals from claiming unemployment benefits, making them contributors to a system they cannot access.
Ultimately, undocumented workers pump billions of dollars annually into Social Security, Medicare, and other tax-funded programs—despite having little to no access to the benefits these systems provide. In many ways, they are net contributors to the U.S. economy.
How do undocumented workers in the U.S. get into the system, such as Medicare and other public benefits? How is this claim possible?
Undocumented workers contribute money to the system primarily through taxes—even though they are generally ineligible for most federal benefits. Here’s how:
Payroll Taxes (Social Security & Medicare) – Many undocumented workers use fake or borrowed Social Security numbers to get jobs. Their employers withhold FICA taxes (Social Security and Medicare) from their paychecks, just like for legal workers. However, since they don’t have valid SSNs, they will never be able to claim Social Security or Medicare benefits. The Social Security Administration (SSA) has a special Earnings Suspense File (ESF) where unmatchable contributions go—amounting to billions of dollars in unclaimed Social Security contributions.
ITIN Tax Payments – Some undocumented workers file income taxes using an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), a number issued by the IRS for those who can’t get a Social Security number. They still pay federal, state, and local taxes, including income tax, even though they receive limited or no benefits.
Sales and Excise Taxes – Every time they buy goods or services, undocumented workers pay sales taxes, just like everyone else. This contributes to state and local revenue.
Property Taxes (Directly or Indirectly) – If they own a home, they pay property taxes. Even if they rent, their landlords use part of their rent to pay property taxes, which fund schools, roads, and local services.
Unemployment and Workers’ Compensation Contributions – If their employer follows the law, they also pay into unemployment insurance and workers’ compensation programs, even though most states bar undocumented workers from collecting unemployment benefits.
In short, undocumented workers contribute billions of dollars annually to Social S
The Three Empire Theory: A Strategic Realignment of Global Power
The theory suggests that the world is being reshaped by three dominant powers—China, Russia, and the U.S.—into an empire-driven order rather than a multipolar or traditional nation-state balance. Instead of global cooperation, these three blocs act as rival hegemonic forces, carving up influence zones and deciding the fate of smaller nations.
Each empire has different strengths, strategies, and possible alignments that may not be as adversarial as they appear. Let’s analyze their endgame, current moves, and whether they are cooperating.
1. The U.S. Empire: Neo-Imperialism and Controlled Chaos
Trump’s return accelerates an already existing U.S. shift toward open expansionism. Unlike past decades of globalization, the U.S. is moving toward an imperial stance based on resource control, militarization, and aggressive trade policies.
Key Indicators:
Abandoning Ukraine → Leaves Russia room to expand, possibly as part of a realignment strategy.
Threatening Canada, Greenland, and Panama → Suggests a return to territorial expansion, possibly to control Arctic resources and trade routes.
Trade war escalation → The U.S. is shifting away from global free markets to a protectionist, self-sufficient empire model.
End of NATO’s relevance? → If the U.S. abandons alliances, it forces Europe to realign, possibly under a Russia-China economic umbrella.
Endgame:
Resource consolidation (Greenland has rare earth minerals; Panama controls global trade; Canada has oil and water).
Hemispheric dominance (Make North America + South America subservient to U.S. rule).
Let Russia and China handle their own zones, avoiding direct war.
Is the U.S. Cooperating?
Unclear, but abandoning Ukraine benefits Russia, and the U.S. does not seem to be preparing for direct war with China.
2. The Russian Empire: Restoration of the Tsarist Sphere
Putin has always wanted to rebuild Russia’s historic imperial influence, and Trump’s moves make this easier. If the U.S. exits Ukraine, Putin achieves his biggest strategic goal. But Russia’s ambitions go beyond just Ukraine.
Key Indicators:
Ukraine is only the first step → Russia might push further into Eastern Europe, testing NATO’s resolve.
Russia gains Arctic dominance → With the U.S. distracted, Russia could cement control over the Arctic (huge untapped oil reserves).
Economic pivot toward China → If Russia survives U.S. sanctions, it may become China’s strategic partner rather than a rival.
Nuclear saber-rattling → Russia keeps talking about nuclear war but never initiates it, suggesting this is calculated pressure.
Endgame:
A restored Russian empire stretching from Eastern Europe to Central Asia.
A role as an energy superpower, supplying Europe and China while the U.S. isolates itself.
Possible Arctic dominance, controlling northern trade routes.
Is Russia Cooperating?
Russia gains from U.S. withdrawal and is pivoting economically toward China.
No direct evidence of a U.S.-Russia alliance, but Trump’s moves suggest a non-aggression understanding.
3. The Chinese Empire: The Silent Expansionist Power
China is playing the longest game of all. Unlike the U.S. (which thrives on conflict) and Russia (which relies on brute force), China prefers economic imperialism. It expands through trade, technology, and infrastructure.
Key Indicators:
Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) → China is still building a global trade network while the U.S. isolates itself.
Military buildup in the Pacific → China is preparing for a future confrontation but is not rushing into war.
Strong economic ties with Russia → If Russia becomes dependent on China, Beijing gains strategic leverage.
U.S. isolationism benefits China → If Trump destroys U.S. alliances, China can pick up abandoned allies (Africa, South America, even Europe).
Endgame:
Control over global trade routes and supply chains.
Economic vassalization of resource-rich countries (Africa, Southeast Asia, parts of Europe).
Eventual push for dominance in Taiwan and beyond.
Is China Cooperating?
China is the biggest winner if Russia and the U.S. weaken themselves.
No direct cooperation with the U.S., but they are not interfering with each other’s moves.
Possible Alignments in a Three-Empire World
Now, let’s consider different scenarios for how these three powers could interact:
U.S., Russia, and China agree to divide the world into influence zones.
Wars are staged or limited in scope, meant to justify expansion.
Economic and military shifts are controlled rather than chaotic.
Goal: Prevent true multipolarity, ensuring only three dominant powers.
2. Competitive but Non-Destructive (Moderate-Control Scenario)
Each empire competes but avoids direct war.
Ukraine war ends with a negotiated Russian victory.
The U.S. builds its empire in the Americas while letting Russia and China dominate elsewhere.
China and the U.S. avoid Taiwan conflict (for now).
3. Total Breakdown and War (Low-Control Scenario)
Trump’s aggression triggers an actual war with Canada/Mexico/Europe.
China invades Taiwan, forcing the U.S. into war.
Russia expands too aggressively, triggering NATO collapse or escalation.
Economic collapse leads to global instability, creating unpredictable power shifts.
Final Probability Assessment: How Likely is This Planned?
Scenario
Probability
Explanation
Secretly Coordinated Collapse
40%
There are signs of alignment, but no hard evidence of direct collaboration.
Competitive but Non-Destructive
50%
Most likely scenario—each empire is acting in its self-interest but avoiding full-scale war.
Total Breakdown and War
10%
While chaos is increasing, all three powers seem reluctant to start a global war.
Key Conclusion:
This is not entirely random. The three empires are making moves that seem coordinated or at least complementary.
Trump’s aggression could be part of a larger strategic shift, but whether he is consciously cooperating with Russia/China or just acting on impulse remains unclear.
The next moves by China will determine if this is a true multi-empire strategy or just escalating chaos. If China remains patient, it signals a long game, not immediate war.
Final Thought:
The Three Empire Theory is holding up well. This is not just a U.S.-Russia-China rivalry; it’s a controlled realignment of global power. If the world is shifting toward empire-based rule, expect fewer proxy wars and more economic coercion, territorial expansion, and strategic takeovers. The 21st century is looking a lot more like the 19th.
An open letter written by a Florida judge about the CANADA/USA relationships & history.
By Robert Meadows (Circuit Court Judge, Florida).
Here is one American’s take on the growing trade war with the US and Canada. "Have you ever stopped to consider how lucky we Americans are to have the neighbours we have? Look around the globe at who some folks have been stuck sharing a border with over the past half century: North Korea / South Korea Greece / Turkey Iran / Iraq Israel / Palestine India / Pakistan China / Russia "We’ve got Canada! Canada. About as inoffensive a neighbour as you could ever hope for. In spite of all our boasts of “American exceptionalism” and chants of “America first,” they just smile, do their thing and go about their business. They are on average more educated, have a higher standard of living, free health care, and almost no gun problems. They treat immigrants respectfully and already took in over 35,000 Syrians in the last two years. "They’re with us in NATO, they fought alongside us in World War I, World War II, Korea, the Gulf War, the Bosnian War, Afghanistan, the Kosovo War and came to our defence after 9/11. There was that one time when Canada took a pass on one of our wars: Vietnam. Turned out to be a good call. "They’ve been steady consumers of American imports, reliable exporters of metals and petroleum products (they are the biggest importer of U.S. products from 37 states), and partnered with NASA in our space missions. "During 9/11 many aircraft were diverted to Newfoundland, an island province off Canada's east coast where Americans were housed in people's homes for two weeks and treated like royalty. In return for their hospitality, this administration slapped a 20% tariff on the products of Newfoundland's only paper mill, thereby threatening it's survival. "And what do Canadians expect of us in return? To be respected for who and what they are: Canadians. That’s what I call a good neighbour. "But the King of Chaos couldn’t leave well enough alone. Based on his delusions of perpetual victimhood, out of the clear blue, he’s declared economic war on Canada. On CANADA! And he did it based on Canada being a national security risk to the US! For no good reason, other than the voices in his head that told him it was a war he could win. So why not do it, then? "Again, we’re talking about Canada. Our closest ally, friend and neighbour. "On behalf of an embarrassed nation, people of Canada, I apologize for this idiotic and wholly unnecessary attack. Please leave the back channels open. We the People of progressive persuasion stand with you." Sent from my iPhone
Monday, 24 February 2025
Sophie Carter Clinteastwood years After there meeting
From Her facebook:
"Today marks my 19-year cancerversary—19 years of living with stage IV cancer. It’s a day of both/and for me: a mix of bittersweet gratitude.
Every year on this day, my dad used to call me and say, 'Hey love, how’s my Valentine today?' I miss those words more than I can express. This year, though, I felt his presence in a different way—through spirit.
Yesterday, my mom and I were walking along the beach, sharing our grief over his loss and reflecting on the magnitude of my 19 years. We felt both incredibly blessed that I’m still here and deeply heartbroken that he’s not. As we walked, I silently asked him for a sign: 'Are you still here, Dad?'
This weekend marked the one-year anniversary of his passing, and sometimes it feels like he’s truly gone. But that’s when I saw it: a single red rose lying there on the beach.
It wasn’t the first time he’d sent us flowers. Just two days after he passed, we also found red roses on the shore.
Energy never dies, and neither does love."
This story reminds us that even in the face of loss and pain, love is eternal. Thank you to Kris Carr for sharing this touching moment.
Lettuce Wraps with Ground Beef 🌯 (Low-Carb & Flavorful!)
This is a simple, delicious, and nutritious meal with high protein, fiber, and healthy fats while keeping carbs low.
🛒 Ingredients:
1 lb (450g) ground beef
1 head of lettuce (Romaine or Butter lettuce works best)
1 small onion, finely chopped
1 tomato, diced
1 carrot, shredded (optional, for texture & sweetness)
1 tbsp olive oil (or butter for cooking)
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 tsp salt & black pepper (to taste)
1 tsp paprika or chili powder (optional, for spice)
½ tsp cumin (for depth of flavor)
¼ cup shredded cheese (optional, for extra taste)
🔥 Instructions:
Prepare the Lettuce 🌱
Carefully separate lettuce leaves.
Rinse them and pat dry with a towel.
Keep in the fridge while cooking (this keeps them crisp).
Cook the Ground Beef 🍖
Heat olive oil in a pan over medium heat.
Sauté onions until soft (about 3 minutes).
Add garlic and cook for 30 seconds.
Add ground beef and break it up with a spatula.
Sprinkle salt, pepper, paprika, and cumin.
Cook until beef is browned and fully cooked (about 8 minutes).
Assemble the Wraps 🌯
Spoon cooked beef mixture onto each lettuce leaf.
Top with diced tomatoes, shredded carrots, and cheese.
Optionally, drizzle with hot sauce or sour cream.
Fold & Enjoy!
🍽 Serving Suggestions:
Eat immediately for crunchy texture.
Can be paired with avocado slices for extra healthy fats.
Use a dipping sauce like Greek yogurt or guacamole.
Lettuce wraps with ground beef provide protein, which supports muscle growth and tissue repair. They contain iron, essential for oxygen transport in the blood, and zinc, which boosts immune function and wound healing. The beef supplies vitamin B12, necessary for nerve health and red blood cell production. Lettuce and carrots contribute vitamin A, which maintains vision and immune defenses. Tomatoes add vitamin C, which enhances iron absorption and supports immunity. The vegetables provide fiber, which aids digestion and gut health. Olive oil supplies healthy fats, which support brain and heart function. Cheese adds calcium, which strengthens bones and teeth. Tomatoes and garlic offer antioxidants, which protect cells from damage.
✅ Protein supports muscle growth and tissue repair. ✅ Iron helps red blood cells transport oxygen. ✅ Zinc boosts immune function and aids wound healing. ✅ Vitamin B12 supports nerve health and red blood cell production. ✅ Vitamin A from lettuce and carrots maintains vision and immunity. ✅ Vitamin C from tomatoes enhances iron absorption and strengthens immunity. ✅ Fiber from vegetables aids digestion and gut health. ✅ Healthy fats from olive oil support brain and heart function. ✅ Calcium from cheese strengthens bones and teeth. ✅ Antioxidants from tomatoes and garlic protect cells from damage.
Helps with
✅ Muscle weakness is reduced by protein, which supports muscle repair and strength. ✅ Fatigue is alleviated by iron and vitamin B12, which improve oxygen transport and energy production. ✅ Weakened immunity is improved by zinc and vitamin C, which help the body fight infections. ✅ Poor digestion is eased by fiber, which supports gut health and regular bowel movements. ✅ Inflammation is reduced by antioxidants from tomatoes and garlic, which protect cells from damage. ✅ Brittle bones are prevented by calcium, which strengthens bones and teeth. ✅ Dry skin and poor vision are improved by vitamin A, which supports skin health and eyesight. ✅ Heart disease risk is lowered by healthy fats, which support cardiovascular function. ✅ Cognitive decline is slowed by healthy fats and B vitamins, which support brain function.
ElevenLabs is in the business of voices. Not the kind you hear in your head after too much whiskey, but the kind that machines make. The kind that sound real. Too real.
Two men started it. One came from Google. The other from Palantir. They knew things. In 2022, they built a company. In 2025, the money came—$180 million of it. The big venture firms backed them, and suddenly ElevenLabs was worth $3.3 billion. They said they would make voices better. More human. More alive.
Writers used it. Gamers used it. The newsmen at The Washington Post and The Atlantic used it. It made words sound like they came from flesh-and-blood men instead of circuits and code.
Then the trouble started. Someone faked the President's voice. A call went out. A lie, dressed in the sound of truth. The government took notice. People got scared.
ElevenLabs tried to fix it. They put in safeguards. They built tools to catch fakes. But the world had changed. A voice was no longer proof of a man. The line between real and false had blurred. And there was no turning back.
Make America Marxist Again? Trump’s Gulf Renaming Follows the Communist Playbook
Renaming the Gulf: A Communist Playbook in American Hands
Names are not just names. They are history, identity, and truth. When a government changes a name, it isn’t just updating a label—it is rewriting the past.
Trump’s decision to rename the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America is not about patriotism. It is about power. It follows a long tradition of authoritarian regimes that have erased names to reshape reality. Stalin did it. Mao did it. The woke left does it now. The goal is always the same: control the narrative, bury the past, and dictate the future.
Communist regimes knew this well. The Soviet Union renamed St. Petersburg to Leningrad. China erased Peking for Beijing. Scientific discoveries were rebranded to remove “imperialist” influence. Today, in the West, political activists push for renaming streets, institutions, and even concepts to fit their shifting ideology. "Illegal aliens" become "undocumented migrants." "Global warming" morphs into "climate change." All of it is meant to control how we think by controlling what we say.
Now, Trump is using the same tool. The Gulf of Mexico has held its name for centuries. It is a geographical fact. Changing it serves no purpose except to assert dominance over history. It is expensive, unnecessary, and deeply ideological. The price tag? $200 million in wasted taxpayer money—all for a political statement.
This is not conservatism. This is not nationalism. This is state-driven rebranding of reality, a tactic perfected by the worst regimes in history. If we let the government change names at will, we let it change the past. And when the past is rewritten, the future is up for grabs.
Communist Name Changes: A History of Rewriting the Past
Original Name
Communist Regime Name Change
Purpose
St. Petersburg (Russia)
Leningrad (1924)
To erase pre-Soviet identity
Peking (China)
Beijing
Communist Party standardization
Constantinople
Istanbul
Ottoman-nationalist rebranding
Political Correctness and Modern Rebranding
Original Term
Rebranded Term
Purpose
Global Warming
Climate Change
To broaden scope and maintain political influence
Illegal Alien
Undocumented Migrant
To soften perception of illegal immigration
Manhole Cover
Maintenance Hole Cover
To remove "gendered language"
Cost Breakdown of Renaming the Gulf of Mexico
Cost Category
Estimated Cost (USD)
Federal Agency Updates
$50 million
State-Level Changes
$30 million
Private Sector Adjustments
$40 million
Cartography & Technology
$60 million
Legal & Administrative Costs
$20 million
Total Estimated Cost
$200 million
Cost Breakdown of Renaming Dundas Square
Cost Category
Estimated Cost (USD)
New Street & Wayfinding Signs
$500,000
Transit Maps & Systems Updates
$1 million
Administrative & Legal Costs
$500,000
Public Outreach & Rebranding
$500,000
Miscellaneous Expenses
$500,000
Total Estimated Cost
$3 million
Conclusion: Who Controls the Past?
Governments that change names change history. Whether it’s a city, a scientific term, or an entire body of water, the purpose is always control. Trump’s renaming of the Gulf of Mexico is not a patriotic act—it is a political rewrite of reality, straight from the authoritarian playbook.
If we accept this, what comes next? What else gets erased? And who decides what history we are allowed to remember?
These comments can be grouped into the following categories:
Anti-Feminist Commentary
Women are incapable of monogamy.
They MAKE rules for BETAS, they BREAK rules for ALPHAS.
Why any man still listens to any woman on how to get women in 2025 blows my mind.
Don't fall for it. Either they'll want to sleep with you or they want you to pay the bills.
Treat her like a Queen and she'll treat you like a Peasant.
The guy she cheats with will never have to make her emotionally safe or do chores. It's just manipulation to subjugate husbands.
It is a binary choice: (1) Become an asshole to women and get laid while avoiding a relationship/marriage, OR (2) check out from dating and relationships, save your money, and buy whatever you want.
Personal Relationship Anecdotes & Warnings
I have a friend who finally scored the girl he has dreamed about for the last 20 years and married her. She ran off 3 years later and took a significant portion of his net worth.
Long ago, I was in the metal scene. Women competed for me. But since my band broke up, I’ve been single almost my whole life. They want bad boys, not good men.
After 31 years of marriage, I'm going through a divorce. Pray for me.
Mockery & Insults Toward Women
It's amusing how she thinks her opinion matters at all to anyone.
Imagine actually going to get relationship advice from a street worker.
She is like the village's bicycle. Everybody's had a ride.
Imagine finding a used and broken gasket for sale that had a billion-dollar price tag.
No one cares what this 304 thinks.
“I’m a toilet, worship me.”
Skepticism Toward Female Relationship Advice
What is she REALLY trying to do? & what you should do.
She is lying AND promoting toxic women and relationships.
The mask has slipped - This is what Islamists actually think.
Pop Culture & Celebrity References
Not tonight honey, I have a headache. But if Jason Momoa enters the room, the headache goes out the window!
I like Triggernometry too, but interviewing this 304 was pathetic. They may as well have got advice from Bonnie Blue or Lilly Phillips.
These categories reflect the general tone of the discussion, dominated by skepticism, personal bitterness, and ideological talking points.
