A Glimpse Into The Horrors Of Dating In A Late-Stage Society

A Glimpse Into The Horrors Of Dating In A Late-Stage Society

A Glimpse Into The Horrors Of Dating In A Late-Stage Society

I now understand incels and femcels. Those folks who don’t date and remain celibate. In today’s society, that is a self-preservation strategy for sanity. Dating in the mid-twenties of the 21st century is a clusterf*ck in a dumpster fire, rolling down a shit hill. One very attractive young woman gave us a mind-blowing glimpse into the horrors, traps and pitfalls, but she also found redemption, giving us all hope.

That sounded a little like an electronic pinball machine, but that’s a lot like what it must be in her head.

Said young lady gives us a glimpse of her life situation by telling us she lives on the East Side of L.A., the artsy side, like Brooklyn, New York. While I think the blessed Brooklynites would BEG to differ, that is not the point. The point is that she went on a date with a guy from the West Side. Not Beverly Hills or Culver City, but Santa Monica, for Gaia’s sake. That’s like practically another planet. BROS live there. Honest to Betsy BROS. What is a bro? I found a helpful list of men who might fit the “bro” moniker on NPR:

Matthew McConaughey, Joe Rogan, John Mayer, Dane Cook, the conveniently and appropriately named Brody Jenner. But we ultimately concluded that at the chewy nougat-y core of bro-dom lay the eminently quotable Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte.

Young lady may have felt the feminism leaving her body during her date, but I felt my soul leaving my body during her description of dating life. She goes on dates with a lot of men and WOMEN. Because she’s not allowed to discriminate, right. She’s bisexual. They all are. Plus, there’s always a lot of negotiation over who pays. I’m exhausted and this is not the date yet. This kind of dating sounds way too transactional to me. Money, money, gender, transaction. I would just stay home, stream something and eat a bowl of popcorn.

Now, you are ready. Here is the date description. Hang on:

That poor, poor child. What a small, indoctrinated life she has led. Returned to “factory settings”. That’s funny. From Not The Bee:

This liberal girl’s sitting here eating cereal out of an artsy cat bowl, talking about the men and women she’s gone on dates with, and her heart is aflutter for this guys’ guy out of Santa Monica who was confident, assertive, responsible, and caring.

A date with a straight bro’s bro that befell her organically. I am not going to lie. I am surprised he didn’t run for the hills the way she talks. He threw down his card and turned her world upside down.

I feel so sorry for that poor lamb out in the world without a clue. And, then, two more players entered the game. These two are old enough to know way better. Megyn Kelly and Matt Walsh. It’s Christmas guys, give it a rest. Geesh.

What in the actual Moon Pie is wrong with these two? How can young people have someone to look up to when this is what you get? They weren’t done yet:


What? Play her part. Traditionally feminine. Fire and excitement of a working wife? Megyn and Matt are about as shallow as that cat covered cereal bowl out young heroine was using. Matt and Megyn are arguing idiotic points. Tradwife? They were on a first date. She found out she like it.

Marriage isn’t fire and excitement. Marriage is a partnership. People like Megyn and Matt are the roadblocks on the way to a happy marriage. Talk about your unreal expectations. This is so beautiful to me.

Partnership. Getting shit done. Taking turns so that you can get to the freaking “fire and excitement”.

Have great dates with Bros, young lady. Don’t go to Matt and Megyn for advice.

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3 Comments
  • Cameron says:

    I’m glad she had a fun time. I hope she learned from the experience and that she avoids people like Megyn so her relationship can progress.

  • RAH says:

    If a woman wants to have a husband pay and provide her with a a home, protection, food, clothing and life long commitment. She needs to think helping her husband is her job and making the home happy and well cared for. That is different type of partnership. If a woman wants to work and so does the man then is a matter of negotiation on whether to share bank accounts and who pays what. Who handle home chores and takes children to doctors, school and activities. That can be complex and a lot of unfulfilled expectations.

  • RAH says:

    In this case , the woman should enjoy the different dating experience and whether she wants to continue dating that man. Glad she had a great date.

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