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The statistics show some sex differences in patterns of infidelity, but they don't prove that women had to โbe the manโ because men couldn't behave. That's a sweeping generalization from a subset of men who cheat. Cheaters are responsible for cheating; their sex isn't.
What happened to women's intuition that it is so easy for you to fuck men that are not good for you?
Perhaps you are meant to make the mistakes you do to build the character you need for the end times that are upon us?
By necessity, we are individuated from one another, nothing can unite the divided except love. What is "wanting"? the incel thinks a woman will complete him and make him wholeโฆwhat divided him in the first place? Until he can answer that and not be swayed by every doomscrolled advertisement and finds purpose, it is better off that he remain in solitude.
the balancing act is a surefire way to ruin, most people cannot balance their own lives without thinking someone else is the key. Why aren't wizards considered sexy?
Wizards are not considered sexy because they, by necessity, live in the liminal areas, the edge of town, the deep wood. Trauma is absolutely needed for growth.
People faint from the first gasp of pain and want an immediate pill to make it stop. One more night with (him) or (her) to stave off the pain of being alone when being alone.
Beauty is as hollow as ugliness.
Every sex act produces a child(even when alone)
Balance is never achieved except momentarily before it is lost again, it's an act, and made worse when a person is disharmonious within themselves.
yes, so what is the pain of division between the sexes teaching?
We cannot turn the person across from us into the enemy without eventually impoverishing ourselves.
We have forgotten that the person across from us is not the abstraction we have been taught to hate.