HOST:Today, we’ll start with a call-in from one of our regular listeners, Gary.
Let’s all welcome him to the show.
Greetings, Gary. Thanks for joining us today.
GARY: Hey, thanks for taking time for my question because I love the podcast and really need help with this problem.
HOST: So glad to talk with a regular listener. I think your issue is so important to discuss today because men often find themselves in this particular situation and because of the extreme leftism our country has been corrupted by for so long, many of them are unsure of how to best move forward in a way that protects their interests and asserts their masculinity.
So let’s start with you just telling listeners about your situation and problem, if you don’t mind.
GARY: Yeah, sure…I think many guys have been here before.
So I have a woman, and I like her a lot in all of the dimensions that matter. She is warm, feminine, supportive, attentive, obedient, secondary, nurturing, hot as hell, and understands her place is beneath me. She submits in all the expected ways.
I was going to ask this woman to marry me and give me children. We were already about half way through planning the ceremony and both our families had already been successfully integrated before we shockingly found out that she cannot bear children for medical reasons.
This was devastating news for both of us, though I can’t imagine it’s not worse for her (the poor thing).
HOST: Mmmmmmm. Yeah, that’s quite the blow to someone whose primary worth and value are directly tied to how well she reproduces.
GARY: Right? I could tell she was deeply affected. My first instinct was to comfort her, to reassure her and figure out a path forward for us to continue with planning our wedding, but
HOST: Gary, I’m going to interrupt you right there because this is important. I understand what you’re saying, but this response you had is happening because of miseducation and being taught the wrong things growing up.
You should not comfort her or reassure her.
She is right to mourn this news as being life-altering. While not her fault, certainly, it relegates her to a group of women who society, or in other words, men, do not find her valuable or worthy of investment.
I know that sounds harsh, but that doesn’t make it untrue.
While I have sympathy for her circumstances, the cold hard reality is that if nothing can be done to fix her defective fertility, then…there aren’t any pathways forward for her as your wife, unless you already have children from another woman.
GARY: I don’t have any children yet
HOST: Mmmmmm, that’s such a shame to hear, Gary. See, if a woman had already given you children, then could be a plausible path forward for the two of you. However, without children who need caring for, she has no future role in your life.
Women like her are only suitable wives if or when the woman who gave you children is dead, or much less attractive than her.
In the latter case, it would be perfectly acceptable for you to divorce the mother of your children for a better looking or younger woman. Then she could become your children’s stepmother and it could work.
But sadly, in your situation, she is worthless.
GARY: Yeah, I feel kind of stupid for how I initially reacted. I don’t know why I was weak and wanted to make her feel better
HOST: It’s not your fault, Gary. Liberals did their best to make men emotionally weak and willing to compromise with women, even though both of those are not in the best interests of men. Or our nation, in a broader sense.
GARY: What would you do if you were in my situation?
HOST: Get rid of her immediately and find yourself another attractive woman with the same qualities who can give you the children you deserve.
Yes, this might take some time or effort but it will end up paying off in the larger scheme of things. And if I were to give you one tip or piece of advice in that pursuit, it would be this: do not treat finding a mating partner as sentimental. It isn’t. It’s practical and visceral.
Who will raise your children according to how you see fit, respect your ultimate authority as the man of the house, and who do you find most arousing sexually?
You’ll know when you find her. Your body doesn’t lie.
Make sure to avoid women who are college-educated, over the age of 30, overweight or unattractive, independent, queer, or average looking.
Trust me, you’ll thank me later. And never forget, you can divorce your wife whenever you find someone better.
GARY: You know, this doesn’t seem as bad as it did when we started talking. I think I was getting too emotional about all of it. Thanks!
HOST: You’re very welcome, Gary. Of course this was useful for everyone listening today, thanks for sharing your story and I wish you the best of luck with finding your woman.