Here’s a guy who, if he wasn’t a Christian, would probably be one of those guys that women just spread their legs for. He wouldn’t need any “game” at all. He would just assume that’s what women do.
In short, he could have any woman he wanted; so, why not have his female equivalent, a Christian girl who, if she weren’t a “waiting until marriage girl,” and making TikTok’s about “fleeing lust,” would spend her summer on some Rich Guy’s yacht?
Let me tell you how to spell “Captain Save-A-Ho” so you can have it tattooed on your forehead.
Our online Christians say this is pretty common. Many Churches today are basically telling young men to Go Save That Ho. This is because there are a lot of Hos in the pews.
For all time, many “fallen” women would end up in the Church in their 30s.
But, you didn’t marry them. They became nuns!
Meanwhile, there are many, many very fine women, Christian and otherwise, who are actually Waiting Until Marriage girls. There is no shortage of very fine young women, who are 22-ish Virgins, that these Christian men should marry.
Not a Ho!
As we can see, if you marry a Ho (body count 16+), the odds are against you. Yes, any one single woman might Beat The Odds. But, the chances are, she won’t; you just think she will, but you are wrong.
So now, as an alternative to the Save-A-Ho Maxxing going on in churches, let’s look at all the lovely Waiting For Marriage girls, and all you have to do is send them a DM on TikTok.
The real reason I am waiting until marriage for my first time is not because I am sheltered or afraid. It is because I am intentional. I know how powerful intimacy is. I know it creates emotional bonds, trust, and vulnerability that should not be given lightly. For me, that kind of connection deserves the safety of commitment, not uncertainty or temporary validation. Waiting has taught me discipline and self respect. It has shown me the difference between someone who is interested in my body and someone who is interested in my future. The right man will not rush me, pressure me, or test my boundaries. He will protect them. This choice is not about denying myself something. It is about choosing the kind of love I want long term. A love built on trust, patience, and shared values. A love that feels secure instead of confusing. I am not waiting because I have to. I am waiting because I want to. And I would rather give that part of myself once, fully, and with intention, than give it away in pieces to people who were never meant to stay.
But, there can be a little too much “fleeing from lust.” The object of “Purity Culture” is not maintaining “purity” indefinitely, it is to Get Married Young (first) and then Get Pounded Out on the Regular.
But if they cannot contain, let them marry: for it is better to marry than to burn. (1 Corinthians 7-9)
Lastly, let’s catch up again with this girl, who was 30 years old and STILL waiting for marriage, while some doofuses are out there playing Captain Save-A-Ho.
So just grab one of those girls, and don’t dilly dally about it. Get married in six months, or don’t. Because, how long do you want to be “waiting until marriage”?
Paulina Porizkova, former supermodel of the 1980s, and who has decided to test the limits of human ability to retain a sort of physical beauty with age, with all the world watching, is now facing the Final Boss: her Sixties.
Paulina has been playing on Expert Mode for a while now. No plastic surgery. No makeup. Not even hair coloring. And no filters.
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I am a big fan of Margaret Thatcher, Prime Minister of the UK. She is about the only woman leader that I can think of, over the past 50 years, that stands in the pantheon of greats. She thus proves two things: first, that this is possible; and second, that it is very, very rare.
Thomas Sowell serves a similar role among US black intellectuals. Nearly all educated blacks end up as race hustlers and DEI enthusiasts. Few show much merit beyond this self-serving circle. Much the same is true of women in leadership positions, in government, business or elsewhere. Most are Feminism hustlers and DEI enthusiasts, and do more harm than good. We would be better off without them. A mediocre man is far more tolerable, and useful, than a highly capable woman who is a Feminist hustler and DEI promoter.
But even Margaret Thatcher, the greatest of the great, couldn’t “have it all.” At least she had very high regard for stay-at-home mothers. “To be a mother and housewife is a vocation of a very high kind,” she said.
Like her predecessor, the great Queen Victoria, who presided over fifty years of the pinnacle of British excellence, Margaret Thatcher was an anti-Feminist. Here’s a summary from Grok:
I bring this up as an assurance that we don’t need women to have careers in general. Little good comes of it. Yes, there are a one-in-a-million Margaret Thatchers out there. But, you know what would happen — such women would just do what they do anyway, just as Margaret Thatcher did. So, we would lose nothing, really.
It looks like the 1990s babies will make it to 60%. The 2000s babies, oldest now 25, are on track for maybe 50%. I think this might have a big turnaround sometime, a new “baby boom” in about 10 years, but it will get worse before it gets better.
Today, a whole legion of women figured out that they should just marry a rich guy. That is their Big Plan. But, most guys reach their peak earnings or wealth in their 50s — even as an inheritance. No, we want someone who is wealthy in their 30s. And, not fat, or with a pale pasty complexion from working indoors all day, or under six feet tall. We already know this is pretty rare:
$300,000/year is not “wealthy.” It is upper-middle class. You aren’t going to have a yacht or vacation home on $300,000 a year, or at least shouldn’t. You might drive a Lexus, but even that might be a stretch with two cars. A lot of people at $300,000/yr live mostly hand-to-mouth. Using the 3x Income standard for houses, it means you could afford a $900,000 house, if you don’t lose your job. Not two $900,000 houses. If you don’t live hand-to-mouth, and max out your 401(k) at 20%, and then set aside another 10% of income to savings of various sorts, and pay taxes, there isn’t really so much left over.
Nevertheless, after all this, and “settling” for someone merely upper-middle-class, a woman still has a 0.039% chance of getting the guy, right?
Here is a group portrait of an investment team at KKR Private Equity:
Now subtract the women, the men over 40, and the married men. You’ve got maybe five men, all of them under 6 feet tall, and most of them with the typical “academic geek in front of a computer all day” physiognomy. I see one guy that women wouldn’t swipe left on within two seconds (second from far right). Also, since these men can presumably marry who they like, we have to assume that the men who want to get married are already married, leaving only those who would rather not.
I think we all know by now that these “marry a rich guy” women are just cosplaying, while getting plowed by players and fuckboys.
You hear today: “Whatever happened to men that ….”
Mostly, this is just a fairytale that didn’t exist.
For example, “chivalry.” Maybe there was something like it in the 1950s, but not in the 1990s. I can’t remember ever even thinking about all this opening doors crap. People just opened doors, or not, or whatever, without thinking about it. Like a bunch of guy friends.
In the 1990s, “equality” was common. We didn’t go on dates. We went out to a restaurant together, and of course you paid for your own food, just as if you went with a guy friend. We did all kinds of things together. I went with girls to go skiing, or maybe make a dinner, or go to an antique store.
For the most part, people didn’t go on “dates” in the 1990s, at all. You did things together. Maybe, had a child together. But, you didn’t go on a “date.”
For example, here’s Kate Beckinsale, Gen-X (born 1973), one of Hollywood’s more-desirable actresses in her prime, married twice and with a child, who says that she never went on a date, although she was photographed many times in public with men.
I can tell you that these were not dates. I lived with my girlfriend for several years before we got married, spent weeks traveling in foreign countries, made many trips to the mountains, but I can’t remember ever going on a “date” with her.
The other thing that rarely happened was “meeting in the wild.” Strangers generally did not talk with each other. If they did, it was most likely at a bar or some setting where it was expected that you would talk to strangers. Not a grocery store, or Home Depot. Or a bus. Actually, I did meet a number of people in the wild, but it was not “something that you do.” It just happened, without thinking about it.
Mostly, you met people from friends, relations, school, work or some other social setting where you would see people regularly. So, you already “knew” them. It was not a blind date.
Do you see “in Home Depot” here? That didn’t happen.
We are at the point now where a lot of American Women on TikTok are fake-wondering about “why men are no longer interested in getting married?” or even, talk to them at a bar.
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Since there are inevitably dozens of men who tell these women exactly why, in the comments to their own video, we have to conclude that all this “wondering” amounts to — can’t we just go back to the way it was, where women can do anything they like and you have to pay all the bills and clean up all the garbage?
I hope we don’t go back there, and it appears that men really are going to Hold The Line until there is some significant improvement. If you want to do whatever you like, then you can pay your own bills and clean up your own garbage, and we will stay as far away from this shitstorm as possible.
Meanwhile, this Filipina woman explains pretty well why there are American men getting passports to find women in the Philippines, but nobody seems to be coming to America to marry American women.
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