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Lone_Ranger Sr. Hamster Analyst 8mo ago
Betrand Russel says "We are all born insane...some remain that way"
Its a fantastic observation. He is saying that logic and reason have to be learnt. Logic and reason are the tools we use to defeat insanity.
But with women, society always gives them the free pass. We allow them to remain child like their entire lives. We don't expect them to be logical or reasonable. If they look ok, we clap our hands and shower them with praise as if they had achieved greatness. We celebrate their journeys, value and respect them just because they can tie their shoe laces.
And they never grow up. This woman was born insane, and she is still insane at the age of 42, because she never grew up. The odds are that she will go to her grave as a child, as mad as a fish.
Lone_Ranger Sr. Hamster Analyst 8mo ago
This post is just evidence of how insane women are. The only way women get to live in some sort of sanity is if they are under the guidance and control of a loving man. When they are young that would be the father, and as they reach adulthood, that would be the husband.
Women on their own always go insane. Or I should say, women under the guardianship of a man can learn to reign in their insanity if they allow the man to guide, lead and rule them. They are insane, but they have a carer, so they can have a normal sort of life.
Women on their own always tend toward chaos and disorder.
Oddest-One-Here Jr. Hamster Analyst 9mo ago
It is amazing how all of these women seem to always marry abusive men, it's like women should not choose their own men, crikey when I become so sexist?
Land_of_the_losers the-niceguy.com 9mo ago
I like how everything in society is unfairly arrayed against her. The courts, quack psychologists who lie in the courts, her mom, the insurance, her former employers, domain-name speculators who outwitted her own speculation... Diabolical. Simply diabolical.
Lone_Ranger Sr. Hamster Analyst 8mo ago
It's a plot! They hide in plain site.... its an evil conspiracy called.... tHE PAtrIarcHY !
lurkerhasarisen A Strategist Among Tacticians 9mo ago
What a loon. I’ve met people like her, and you literally cannot take one single thing they say at face value. The fact is the legal system bends over backwards to accommodate even the most obviously unhinged women, and the social safety net is massively geared towards helping women no matter what… so the fact that even those people are sick of her nonsense is pretty telling.
I’d almost wager that her ex-husband is a saint who made the mistake of trying to “fix” her, and his “abuse” is him trying to prevent her from forcing the family into bankruptcy and protecting his child from a delusional psychopath.
GimmeTheUsual Sr. Hamster Analyst 8mo ago
If she was as good at markets as she says, she would be just fine. Once you understand how to trade one, you can apply it to many different things across the world and make money. Assuming of course she had any kind of consistency and risk control.
It just reads like a big list of "waaaaaa I'm such a put-upon womaaaaaan" and naturally, she's the poor victim blah blah blah.
I think a lot of older broads do this when they can't look in the mirror and take all the sags and wrinkles looking back at them. It can't be her fault, because then she'd have to admit that she's totally responsible for her own actions.
This trend of every ex or relationship being "abusive" has been used so much that I don't believe a single word a woman says if she drops that turd into a sentence.
Lone_Ranger Sr. Hamster Analyst 8mo ago
She's good at the markets but.........she's moving into a trailer.
lurkerhasarisen A Strategist Among Tacticians 8mo ago
Indeed: we’re all adults here, and I have never seen an “abusive” or otherwise dysfunctional relationship wherein the “victim” didn’t share at least some of the blame (and I include myself on that list).
If you don’t get out, it’s due to one of three things: either you choose to stay because you like the drama, you choose to tolerate the bad behavior because it’s worth it to you to keep the person around, or you’re naive and - at some point - choose not to acknowledge the truth.
In my (worst) case I started off naive, and tolerated her bad behavior for longer than I should have, but finally reality smacked me in the face hard enough to snap me out of my willing blindness. I never made the mistake of being a woman’s doormat again, and I became a good deal less tolerant of 1) bad behavior and 2) holding back in subsequent relationships. Needless to say, those relationships were much better for all parties involved.
GimmeTheUsual Sr. Hamster Analyst 8mo ago
I've been there for sure, brother.
When I finally realized what I was doing, and more importantly, what I SHOULD have been doing, it became clear. I pulled the plug. Want to know how hard she fought to keep it? I can summarize:
"Do you want to go to couples therapy?" < I shake my head "No" > she then immediately called someone to announce she was getting divorced. I had handed her perfect victim-fodder which I'm sure she squeezed out every last drop, and then some. In the end, it worked out for me. I should've done it sooner, but we all have these pressures and the urge to conform to societal trends/cues can be strong. I'm glad I woke up, I would've been in a much worse place had I stayed. At least I'm in the small percentage that initiated a divorce first, and I understand why that is so. I love my life now, and as I've alluded to before, I have resources now that I wouldn't if I hadn't gotten away from the irrational anchor that was holding me down.
lurkerhasarisen A Strategist Among Tacticians 8mo ago
That’s rough, bro. I’ve never been divorced. My worst scenario was me breaking out of an unworthy woman’s orbit. I never even kissed her, yet she had me so wrapped around her little finger that I ended up in a hospital with anemia. Naive? AH, HELL YES!
Fortunately I’m a quick learner, and in all my relationships with women I was never the one who was dumped. Some we more-or-less mutual (none were acrimonious), but the rest were me walking away from women who couldn’t or wouldn’t meet my standards. I never went full a-hole, but I became a lot more aloof, and it has served me well.
Land_of_the_losers the-niceguy.com 9mo ago
Forcing the family into bankruptcy? How do you get that idea? She's made all kinds of good investment and career moves up until now.
lurkerhasarisen A Strategist Among Tacticians 9mo ago
She says she did, but despite her claims to have “called it” well in advance, she’s awfully quiet about the times she guessed wrong… which probably outweigh her occasional good guesses.
Like I wrote: I’ve met people like her, and there is no reason to think that you’re getting anything but a highly-curated version of events that is hopelessly skewed to make her look good and everyone else look terrible.
Land_of_the_losers the-niceguy.com 8mo ago
Haha, I guess I didn't pour the sarcasm on heavy enough. I never thought you'd actually think I was serious!! Hahaha...
lurkerhasarisen A Strategist Among Tacticians 8mo ago
I just came from the Reddit thread where I had just responded to someone who said that the guy was a nasty piece of work, so I didn’t catch the sarcasm.
V-cards for me!
First-light Jr. Hamster Analyst 9mo ago
its amazing to think that this specimen of insanity was once some man's pride and joy. His wonderful bride. Scary to think that there are still probably several guys who will take their turn before the cats get to keep her.
Just beware.
ObliviousDuck Jr. Hamster Analyst 8mo ago
If this is the kind of shit she's sharing unprompted at an Arby's drive through, I can't imagine what we'd find stashed on her closet's top shelf.
NotaBene Sr. Hamster Analyst 8mo ago
I don't think I've ever met a woman who enjoyed, or was good at, investing or saving money.
Men are literally designed for this - to work the soil and provide materially for themselves and their families. Women are designed to serve and help men - to make it easier for men to do what they have to do anyway.
A woman acting like a man is not a successful woman, but a broken one. This mental basketcase is the result. They are fighting their own natures, and can never be in harmony with themselves. It's like a turtle that acts like a lion its whole life. Exhausting, foolish, and schizophrenic. They can never be at rest, and must always shift blame to avoid the house of cards collapsing.
GimmeTheUsual Sr. Hamster Analyst 8mo ago
Its exceedingly rare.
The stat I've seen is that most women with money didn't work a job for it, unless you count the horizontal mambo and inherited wealth.
Reminds me of a quote from Boiler Room (2000):
"We don't pitch the bitch here."
"We don’t sell stock to women. I don’t care who it is, we don’t do it. Nancy Sinatra calls, you tell her you’re sorry. They’re a constant pain in the ass and you’re never going to hear the end of it alright? They’re going to call you every fucking day wanting to know why the stock is dropping and God forbid the stock should go up, you’re going to hear from them every fucking 15 minutes. It’s just not worth it, don’t pitch the bitch."
It was true when it was filmed, and its true now.
Lone_Ranger Sr. Hamster Analyst 8mo ago
If you look at the list of the top 1000 richest women in any country, you will see something interesting. They are rich through inheritance or divorce. About 1-3% will be from their own wealth. 98% of that wealth that women have is simply wealth taken from men.
GimmeTheUsual Sr. Hamster Analyst 8mo ago
Bingo.
A series I recommend that encapsulates some of the difficulties of being a new trader, as well as female dynamics in a group of men is "Million Dollar Traders" -- https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=million+dollar+traders
Its three parts, each an hour but are entertaining to watch. Especially when one of the women can't hack it, then spins into a spiral of drama and group destruction. That is why the quote from "Boiler Room" holds true, women generally are operating in the feelz-dimension, which doesn't lend itself to rational acts while trading.
Even if you don't care about the financial part, I find the group dynamics interesting and worth viewing.
NotaBene Sr. Hamster Analyst 8mo ago
Just watched that this week because of your quote, was pretty good.
GimmeTheUsual Sr. Hamster Analyst 8mo ago
I still watch it from time to time, glad you liked it.
It has some pacing problems and I'm not much of a fan about how Seth's character is written when interacting with his Father, but it works out.
Land_of_the_losers the-niceguy.com 8mo ago
"Barnum's the name! P. T. Barnum!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-jsqZQ4OOY