What do you have to offer me?
by Nicholas Johann Schlausenberg
These days every time I turn around I’m seeing more and more garbage
written by whores that think they know what is best.
These women are indoctrinating the most gullible of the fairer sex.
All over the place women are thinking to themselves “I need to
marry UP”. Which
basically means that they don’t want to marry anyone LESS than
themselves in social terms.
Young women these days want to be little whores until they get to be
about 25 or 30 years of age and then find that perfect man to marry.
Strange though, they are always complaining about a lack of good men.
But lets step back for a moment and think about it. There was a time in
which 25 years of age was considered old for a female to marry. She was
getting close to past her prime. Her value was rapidly decreasing. Now
I don’t know about your experiences but in my world, virtually all the
females I know in the 25 to 30 year old range have had at least 5 to 10
penises inside of them by that age. So I ask, how would it be possible
for one of these types to actually marry down?
Sure you might say that they could marry down by marrying an
ex-con or a heroine addict. But then that brings me to another thought.
If women are so consumed with their discriminating policies, then why
can’t men? In the same sense that women don’t want to marry a man that
makes only $20,000 a year and drives an older car, why can’t men be
more discriminating? Why should we want to marry a woman that has 5 to
10 or more living ex-lovers? She is debauched. She has nothing to
offer. She has played the harlot and now doesn’t want to pay the price.
I ask you. Would you go out and buy a used pair of underwear?
Would you feel super walking around in a pair of boxers knowing that 8
or 9 or 30 other men had their sweaty genitals bouncing around in them
before you?
So it behooves us to determine the value of a woman’s virtuousness.
Yet it doesn’t stop there.
Most women these days don’t want a husband. For a husband in the
true etymology of the word means a master. The incoherent little twats
running their mouths these days do not want a husband. They want a
neutered companion. They need a man that is more or less like a
Yorkshire Terrier.
Now
the question is do we want to be lap dogs or do we want to be men? Well
to be men we must think like men because in the end, everything we do
becomes everything we’ve done.
When looking for that significant other, ask yourself, will this woman
be able to bear several children?
Is she strong or is she fraile? Is she mature or is she a perpetual
child? Does this woman have good morals or is she a hate mongerer? To
the female reader I ask: Do you gossip about and judge friends, family
and co-workers? Are you meek in spirit? Are you honest and kind and
loyal? Are you looking to better a man’s lot in life or are you in
competition with him? The answers to these questions means not just the
future of one family but countless generations to follow. Breeding
doesn’t just mean passing on our DNA but also our way of life! If a
family is full of discord and contempt for one another, more often than
not, that way of living will be passed down to your children.
Proverbs 22:6
Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will
not depart from it.
Earlier I talked about the epidemic of young females and
promiscuity. Yet I realize that no one is without their shortcomings
and that change is always possible. I know that there are ladies that
have been wayward in their youth and have since seen the error of their
ways. But this didn’t come about easily. It didn’t happen by simply
growing out of it. For if a girl is untamed and rebellious in her
youth, that nature doesn’t just fade away with time. It becomes
seasoned. And she becomes more willful in her defiance. The only way
for the incorrigible to change is for her to admit her wrongdoing and
subsequently she must swallow her pride. And many times it is easier to
move a mountain than it is for one to eat her arrogance.
This short article was written not with the intention of causing
resentment with no purpose. I have meant only to convey the premise
that the man has a right to be particular as well as the woman. And
seeing how men and women are like apples and oranges and not apples and
apples, it is quite reasonable for the man to look for certain
qualities in a woman as a woman does a man.
I wouldn’t tell a man that he needs to look for a woman that is
capable of chopping firewood and building a fence. In the same sense, I
wouldn’t advise a woman to look for a man that is a nurturer because
that is not in his nature.
Men and women are different in more ways than they are not. This needs
to be taken into consideration when asking the question: What do you
have to offer me?
Nicholas J Schlausenberg