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Mr. Crowley 3 years, 2 months ago.
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There’s a story about a military man in charge of a very important and highly classified program which, while vital to the defense of the nation and saving lives on a daily basis, kept him away from his wife and young son.
After several years of late nights, missed dinners, unattended birthdays and tearful disappointments, the wife could simply take no more and divorced the man, claiming he was a bad husband and father because he placed his work ahead of his family… completely unaware that her own safety and that of millions of others laid upon his shoulders.
Although he tried to maintain a relationship with his son over time, the now ex-wife made every effort to interfere and prevent them spending time together as she had remarried and no longer wanted the man and his “bad influence” in the boy’s life.
One day the man came to see his son but the mother forced him to leave before the boy could meet him. Seeing his father’s car driving away, the boy ran out into the road and was struck by another car, suffering massive injuries.
The boy’s injuries were far beyond the local doctors’ ability to help but there was an expensive specialist across the country… if he could be found, contacted and engaged in time. The father, at the hospital against the wishes of the ex-wife and having contacts and access to resources the woman could not possibly comprehend, pledged to reach the doctor and have the doctor save his son.
Unbelieving of his ability or the truth of his intentions and enraged by what she insisted was the man’s deranged attempt to take a late and futile interest in the boy’s life, the mother told him to leave the hospital and never come back. As they argued and he struggled with desperately wanting but not being able to tell her the truth… the time to act passed and the boy died.
The woman, distraught with grief and unforgiving, blamed the boy’s death on the father and swore she would never speak to him again.
The moral of the story: the more important your job, the more impossible a woman will make it for you. The harder you work to protect the things you love, the more aggressively she will strip them away from you.
I could not have the occupation or money I have now if I had a ‘bint’ … love that word … in my life.
I could not have the friends. I could not have the freedom … and ..
I could not have my daughter.
For the sake of having just one ‘bint’ in my world …. I would have NOTHING.
heartbreaking story ..
sounds pretty legit.
typical of a woman’s nature.
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i used to think NO WAY they are AWALT,
but they are.
Anonymous43hmmm
Substitute horrible injuries with college education and this could be my story
My father set up savings for my children to go to college buy a house and live happily ever after, but I didn’t tell my then wife about it. She divorced me. My father gave me that money to fight for my rights to see my children…all $300,000 went to the f~~~ing lawyers. My ex c~~~ had no idea of the true financial resources available to tap.
Now my daughter is 18 and in college, but she told me to f~~~ off last December. If she only knew what her mother had done to her future, she would have a vastly different opinion of my father and me.
Now that my father has died, there is no possibility that I can fund daughters education even if I could persuade dad that daughter was deserving of a paid for college education.
My second daughter told me to my face to f~~~ off last March. She was 14. Too late for you too, honey.
I had the ability to help my children with the advantages my family could offer, instead the c~~~ got in the way and f~~~ed it all up.
The last time my dad saw my kids was October 2009 when the fake order of protection was lifted. We went to dinner at Panera we had about 3 hours together. Every year I would go to court to request that my kids could see my parents at Christmas time in Florida, and every year the c~~~ prevented this from happening. Every year for 7 years I spent $3500 in legal bulls~~~ so my father could see the kids for a couple days. Every year I was denied, and had to pay court costs…her lawyer plus $500 on top of my own lawyer fees. F~~~. F~~~ F~~~! its too late now. my old man is dead. God damn c~~~ can die in a fire anytime now.
My kids will carry a huge college debt, have to struggle to buy a house and not have any savings for a long time, thanks to the wonderful c~~~. Absolute f~~~ing idiot.
I’m sorry, May… that is a tragic story. This woman saw you as nothing more than a draft horse and when it looked to her like you weren’t able to pull the load (which always gets bigger and bigger as women are never satisfied) she put you out to pasture… having no idea of the real value you represented to her and your children.
I know this is going to sound awful and I apologize in advance but I feel it’s important to say. Those children are not your children. They are HER children. You contributed genetic material and resources to produce them, but in everyone’s eyes but your own, they are and always have been hers.
So I implore men to think of women and children this way… you do not owe her anything and you do not owe them anything. The next man who finds himself in this situation… I hope that instead of wasting the $300,000 to enrich a bunch of lawyers by fighting a war you can not possibly win, you’ll take that money, buy some ugly but fertile land somewhere with water rights, build a cabin and tell the world to f~~~ off.
That’s so f~~~ed up.
May 7 2020 has been through some s~~~.
I salute you May!
Long live MGTOW!
Long live May!
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