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Hi Everyone Sandman Here,

This video is brought to you by a donation from Anonymous 40 and he's got a lot to say. Before I get to it let me first tell everyone about today's sponsor The MGTOW Book Collection: Anyways, now back to the clown world show. Here's what Anonymous 40 has to say and I quote: "Dear Sandman, one of the things I miss the most about the now defunct Tom Leykis show, Is that he had a segment called “ reports from the front “. This was an hour in which men would call in and tell what their lives were like in different situations : married, divorced, going through a divorce etc. I think it would be cool if in your radio show you would ask for reports from the front. I myself am a 40 year old divorced purple pill man (who has a much younger girlfriend) but I have one child in shared custody. I don't mind giving $1000+ a month of support to the child’s mother... I can afford it and this is what I was doing during my marriage anyways. I left my marriage when I felt ignored in so many major decisions, such as selling the house, arranging day care, and kicking my mother in law out of the house. It got to the point where I would put my child in day care and my then wife would cancel the day care. In the meanwhile, I was the only one working. The hardest part was that I was expected to work while also performing childcare when I got home. I was already so exhausted that I couldn’t drive to and from work. I thought I was going to die in a car accident. But when I would arrange for a baby sitter, the wife would un-arrange it and say it was my responsibility. I got sick, my hair was falling out, I was gaining weight, and yelling at my coworkers from stress. Why must men suffer so? What has happened? When did childcare and financial stability BOTH fall on the man? I was so exhausted that I couldn’t do my job properly and had to eventually resign. It was getting dangerous. I eventually decided that I couldn’t die, I had to take care of my family. The last straw came when my evil mother in law threatened to call the police on me and make up lies about me and my wife wouldn’t let me kick her out of the house. Instead she said I had to leave MY OWN HOUSE! That was when I knew I needed a divorce. My own home ceased being mine. I came to several conclusions: 1) if you are going to get married you should have a million dollars already. Literally. For childcare space in the house to live, etc. This will allow you to take a year off of work which you will probably need. 2) If you are going to get divorced you should definitely have 50/50 custody on paper, even if you don’t mean it or want it, I am serious. Give her any money she wants, that is less important, but you have to make it so your wife can’t legally take your time with your child away. 3) No woman is going to keep her career after having a kid, at least not for about 10 years. Never expect it. Yes, men are the only breadwinners. But you’ll have to do child care too. 4) Once a child comes, the woman thinks she can make all the decisions. You have to stand up to this, or hopefully find a nawalt that will follow your decisions. You know father knows best. 5) You don’t have to get married at 30. 20 something girls will date you into your late 30s and want to marry you. My main advice is to expect nothing from your wife once she gets her kid. You will do everything, you will be a single father but also with a wife to support. If you can’t handle that, then you probably don’t want to be married. I don’t think many guys want that these days." Well Anonymous 40 thanks for the donation and topic.






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