eduardkoopman
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I'm gonna make such a file-life-plan for myself as well. It's good idea.
Coach Red Pill, in this video is imo correct and making valid ideas on alot of stuff.
I also agree significantly, on his concept on having children for a man. And I think where plenty men, make a less then optimal decision.
I was never ready for children in my 20's and early 30's; while I could have had one at late 20's if my gf at the time didn't chose to do an abortion. I see it in my brothers as well, whom had children in their 20's. They all had fucked up relationships with the woman, because in 20's one can't handle the sex drop that happens after children and 60+% of the other shit that goes down in a family. And my brothers are/were stressed out. And they are absent fathers for their children mostly, and irritated by and at their children regularly. Because they have no time, because work their balls off. And they have alot of fights, because they hate they don't have time for themselfes and their wifes also likewise. It's often quit the shit show, if you look around.
A guy having kids in his 20's, with a 20's woman. That woman needs to be; a good mother, a good sex partner, co-builder of your life, etc.. And for her, you need to be the same. But if you're a guy in his mid 40's orso, she (the mother of your child) doesn't need to be a good sex partner and co-builder of your life. She just needs to be a good mother.
I personally experienced growing uponly my stepfather, whom was mid 50's years old when he came into my 3 year old life. And he was great as a stepfather. Better then most real fathers. He had time for me, and patience, and good advice. So my experience with an old father figure was great.
Coach Red Pill, in this video is imo correct and making valid ideas on alot of stuff.
I also agree significantly, on his concept on having children for a man. And I think where plenty men, make a less then optimal decision.
I was never ready for children in my 20's and early 30's; while I could have had one at late 20's if my gf at the time didn't chose to do an abortion. I see it in my brothers as well, whom had children in their 20's. They all had fucked up relationships with the woman, because in 20's one can't handle the sex drop that happens after children and 60+% of the other shit that goes down in a family. And my brothers are/were stressed out. And they are absent fathers for their children mostly, and irritated by and at their children regularly. Because they have no time, because work their balls off. And they have alot of fights, because they hate they don't have time for themselfes and their wifes also likewise. It's often quit the shit show, if you look around.
A guy having kids in his 20's, with a 20's woman. That woman needs to be; a good mother, a good sex partner, co-builder of your life, etc.. And for her, you need to be the same. But if you're a guy in his mid 40's orso, she (the mother of your child) doesn't need to be a good sex partner and co-builder of your life. She just needs to be a good mother.
I personally experienced growing uponly my stepfather, whom was mid 50's years old when he came into my 3 year old life. And he was great as a stepfather. Better then most real fathers. He had time for me, and patience, and good advice. So my experience with an old father figure was great.
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