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The key to a lasting relationship? Arguing!
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Hi Everyone Sandman Here,

This video is brought you by a donation from a more than generous donation from Aaron. I believe this is the second of three videos I'm making for him. I found an interesting article called: "The key to a lasting relationship? Arguing!" This in a sense is true because most of the old couples in my neighborhood growing up are still together and they are or were constantly arguing. Neighbors on all sides of my childhood home the women wouldn't stop yapping. They would constantly be trying to provoke those men, oftentimes publicly through shaming, nagging and general ridicule. This daily mail article should be titled "The key to women's lasting sanity? Nagging, shaming and arguing." Arguing drives men mad and it makes women sane. You have to wonder how long the argument was going on if the guy literally had to step out of the house so that he could get some peace and quiet. I remember growing up the next door neighbor he'd be outside on the driveway not knowing what to do about his wife in the house and she would yapping at him at the door or through a window. In the bible there's that line that says it's better to dwell on a corner rooftop of your house than in it with a woman that talks too much and annoys you. I don't think that works because whenever I'd see a man leave the house she would follow him outside. I've only known a few men smart enough to get in their vehicle and drive away. But that was only a temporary solution because when they eventually get home their twat demon is going to talk their ear off even more. It's on the very very few smart guys that figured out that they should get in their car and never come back. Go their own way. The article written by a man or maybe mangina, you be the judge named Ian Leslie starts off discussing a couple named Tara and Simon and how they are always arguing but that they have a great relationship. They thrive on friction. I'll discuss what the article says and my thoughts about it just a moment but let me first tell everyone about today's sponsor Swan Bitcoin:
Anyways, now back to the clown world show where arguing is happiness and peace and quiet is depressing. Where up is down and down is up. One part of the article says this and I quote: "Heated confrontation (ie arguing) can be good for relationships in that sometimes it’s only when someone gets mad at you that you find out how much they care about being with you. If you’ve been married for many years, you may feel you do not need such reassurance, and that it’s almost never worth upsetting the apple cart." unquote. Ian is trying to justify mostly women's behavior here. They constantly ask if you love them because they need to know you are under their spell. It's so annoying but it's part of their psychology and proof enough to me that they don't love us the way we love them. If they did then they would know when we are in love and when we weren't. Ten years ago the psychotherapist I used to go to would always tell me that arguing was an essential part of a healthy relationship. The idea is that if your partner loses their temper with you over something then you understand how important that particular something is to them so logically you won't push their buttons in the future as a result and you'll know their boundaries. More than likely if you're a mangina and you do something to piss your partner off and she shows it you probably won't upset her ever again. But if she upsets you and you're a pushover then she will intentionally push your buttons in the future to stir up drama.







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