Life is too short to deal with this
Can you just imagine having children with her? Or going on vacation with her. Here's one: Can you imagine going camping with her? And if any young men are watching, just look at her. I am guessing that twenty years ago, she was stunningly beautiful. So be careful.
I am not saying she is impaired. At least she does not appear to be. She is just the most irritating creature you can imagine. As someone said in the Youtube comments, she is exhausting. Life is too short.
Again ladies, you are welcome to call this sexist. But the chill women that I know could not tolerate this any more than myself. Working in the real estate business for twenty years, I can tell you this first hand. So many American women have this demeanor. I met too many chill husbands with shrewish wives to count.
One other point, which almost seems irrelevant after noticing her demeanor, is that she put herself in this mini-dilemma. She never takes responsibility for her own actions. And I am not sure that it is clear in this video, but her hotel is immediately next door to where she was towed. Her hotel with a vast parking lot.
And it is a mini-dilemma. Being towed is a hassle, but it is not the end of the world, or even the end of a vacation. She was not in a traffic accident; no one got hurt. No one had to go to the hospital. You deal with it and get back to what is important.
That's the real point of this story: It's just not a big deal.
So what should young men do if they want to get married and have a family? I am sorry to say, but today, this is not an easy question. I think you do have to live together for at least a few years. The longer the better. Regardless of your religious background, I urge you to do this. Even if your parents and family disapprove. Remember, their generation never had to deal with the modern American woman.
You must be able to observe a potential wife under stress. How does she handle everyday stress and how does she handle high stress? Stress is a part of every marriage. And you need someone who you can depend on, and importantly, someone who will help you solve any stressful situation and not make it worse.
Can you just imagine the woman above in a truly high-stress situation?
And during this live-together period, there are a few things to watch out for. Starting with, what is her attitude about and relationship with pharmaceuticals? I have known too many women who are rather cavalier about popping pills. It is always accompanied by, well I do have a prescription. Or, I have prescriptions for all of these.
I would add, what is her attitude towards the men she works with? Are they all a bunch of sexists who deny her proper respect and promotions? It is a good way to judge her general sense of entitlement and resentfulness and shared responsibility.
And yes, take her camping; what is her attitude towards discomfort? You can learn a lot about a woman out in the woods. You know, with all the bugs and the critters. Make sure to go somewhere outside of cell phone reception. Whatever you do, do not have children together until you have answered these and similar questions.
Good luck.
But wait. It seems to me that any contemporary discussion of this topic should include the following questions: Why do men get married and how many men continue to want or need to be married? Let's start here: If you want children, marriage is the best path for producing and raising them. We do not need to dwell on this fact here.
But what if you do not want children? Or what if, you would have children, but really only to please your partner? I believe this was very common in the past. A friend told me that his father told him: I viewed you children as my gift to your mother. Sounds great, but it left me questioning whether or not the father really cared if he had children. He provided them as a part of his obligation, duty, and/or yes love, for his wife. I would be willing to bet that this was more common in the past than acknowledged. Maybe it is still true today.
How many men are ambivalent about children? Let us be honest about this.
There is also the fact that in the past, relations between spouses inevitably produced children regardless of what either partner wanted. Today, this is no longer true. And let us be blunt, again in the past, another reason to get married was access to sex. And this, we all know, is no longer true. Plenty of sex to be had without the vows of marriage.
So where am I going with this? I think that today, if they do not want children, men can be very happily unmarried. I certainly think that young men should give this more thought than maybe they would have in the past.
The attitudes and behavior of women, and the often shameful behavior of the courts, certainly do not recommend it. Of course, do what is best for yourself, but give it some serious thought. Ask: Am I happily unmarried? Could that continue? And importantly, how likely would it be for me to become unhappily married?
Here is a unique perspective: The goal is no longer to be happily married. The goal is to avoid an unhappy marriage. Sadly yes, that is the goal.
Again, good luck.






