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Remember when Mainoo was running England’s midfield under Southgate? ESPN summed it up perfectly: “The Earth is covered by 30% water, the rest is covered by Kobbie Mainoo.” Tuchel naturally leans towards midfielders like Rice and Anderson because they bring relentless energy, intensity and box-to-box running, which suits many... high-tempo games. But football isn’t one-dimensional. There are matches where control matters more than chaos, where the ability to dictate tempo, receive under pressure, and keep possession is more valuable than simply covering distance. That’s where Mainoo stands out. Mainoo’s greatest strength isn’t endless running; it’s making the game look slower than everyone else sees it. Every top squad needs profiles like that just as much as it needs runners.He deserves some minutes.show more

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Jean Mutuavor 2 Monaten

This is so true Tuchel lost this game not the players He was too dimensional & immediately they went ahead, shifting to sit deep, defend instead of keeping the ball & starving Messi and his gang was the worst decision Mainoo is a master in keeping possession, sad he never played

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Efootball Tribevor 2 Monaten

Good they didn't play him, he will be soo fresh for us next Season

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Infidel Castro.vor 2 Monaten

Tuchel should be sacked, arrested and prosecuted for his treatment of Kobbie Mainoo. It's beyond a travesty: It's a felony.

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iBRARvor 2 Monaten

Carrick got wasted and overlooked too, like this. Pres resistant player. Tuchel overlooked him and its his fault.

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David Ellisvor 2 Monaten

👀

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Promix 🇳🇬vor 2 Monaten

Tuchel can't use every player

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GiddyFx vor 2 Monaten

He had a wonderful performance but that was a different coach.

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OPEvor 2 Monaten

He should pity my boy

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Julianvor 2 Monaten

Mainoo doesnt cover any ground. He is a dreadful defensive player and massive liability there. Hoofs around like its soccer-aid

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MOSCO🇳🇬vor 2 Monaten

Just Friendly's nobody wants to get hurt during the season

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Poke Toholovor 2 Monaten

The only problem with Mainoo is that he's English.

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Seanvor 2 Monaten

I agree with you on the Mainoo front. Let's hope Tuchel plays an entire team of the second string players in the 3rd place game. 1. To prove that it is a nothing game that nobody wants. And 2. To give all the players who have invested in this team a game in a World Cup.

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Cyprianvor 2 Monaten

People are sleeping on how talented this boy is but time will teach everyone some harsh lessons, Barring injury I expect him to be world class someday

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Chiomavor 2 Monaten

Who do you expect him to bench honestly

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E92-MPOWERvor 2 Monaten

These assholes in Charge don't want to acknowledge Kobe's Skill. Carrick will show them how its done. #Savethispost

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hja20 🛡♦️vor 2 Monaten

hopefully @TTuchelofficial will not play him in the 3rd place match. let him go home injury-free. your stupid decision already cost you, no need to insult Mainoo further.

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Brandon 💀vor 2 Monaten

Elite technical ability

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houdini🌑🫆vor 2 Monaten

Stfu

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david sedem bayitsevor 2 Monaten

@gavivina_18

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Hokagevor 2 Monaten

Literally generational talent being wasted… at club level too

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♣Walexy♣️vor 2 Monaten

He would have clam the game tempo down for them after that lead

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Rameez Amravor 2 Monaten

@ifdograbbit

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Brian Phelanvor 2 Monaten

Southgate won nothing either

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ELIJAHvor 2 Monaten

There more room later, he still young

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Leo Jarvisvor 2 Monaten

Mainoo is the Carrick and more apt Scholes situation all over again.

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Drevor 2 Monaten

Who would be your midfield 3 then? Rice jude and mainoo?

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The Grandmastervor 2 Monaten

Are you the free Mainoo guy?

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Olagoke Abeeb Ayobamivor 2 Monaten

I just hope Tuchel plays him in the 3rd place game. I really missed KM37 plays. Hope to see him bouncing on Old Trafford pitch next season 😍

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Andy Yatesvor 2 Monaten

ESPN though 🤣 yeah not really a serious club though are they 🤣lmao 🤣sarcasm before you cry cos nobody has a brain anymore 🤣💯

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(Fan) United Jnr ❤️vor 2 Monaten

I hope my boy start today

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Locksleyvor 2 Monaten

Well said bro

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whothefuckisselling.sol 🪓🐸vor 2 Monaten

Absolutely wasted talent here sitting Kobbie on the bench all comp. Can’t believe he didn’t get a single game.

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Decvor 2 Monaten

England needed him tonight, Rice and Anderson hadn’t worked overly well all tournament. Tonight needed Anderson’s ball winning coupled with Mainoos control.

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David Ellisvor 2 Monaten

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🚨 ⚠️ Michael Carrick (fictional)🎙️: When Michael Carrick was asked about Kobbie Mainoo’s World Cup treatment after England’s elimination; “I’m disappointed for England, of course. But more than anything, my heart breaks for Kobbie Mainoo.” “I watched young players across this tournament get their chance. Some started, some came off the bench, some made mistakes, and some produced moments they’ll remember for the rest of their lives. That’s what a World Cup is for ; it’s where the next generation is born.” “Then I look at Kobbie… a player who proved himself week after week for Manchester United last season. When I took over, he never asked for anything. He earned every minute with maturity, courage and unbelievable consistency. Yet somehow, he leaves the World Cup without playing a single minute.” “That doesn’t sit right with me.” “The Panama game was the perfect opportunity. England were in control, qualification wasn’t under threat, and there was a chance to reward a young player who had worked his whole life for that moment. If you couldn’t trust him then, when exactly were you planning to?” “People keep saying, ‘He’s still young.’ Exactly. That’s why you play him. Young players don’t wake up one day with World Cup experience—they gain it because a manager has the courage to trust them.” “Instead, Kobbie spent the tournament warming up, sitting back down, warming up again… I think he covered more distance jogging along the touchline than some midfielders did on the pitch.” (smiles) “I know Kobbie. This will hurt him. It’ll stay with him. But knowing the character he is, he’ll turn that pain into something special.” “One thing I can promise you is this: he’ll come back to Manchester United hungrier than ever, and he won’t need anyone’s permission to remind the football world how good he is. Sometimes the players you leave on the bench become the players you spend years trying to stop.”

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Dimitar Berbatov on Kobbie Mainoo being left on the bench again for England’s FIFA World Cup semi-final against Argentina. 🗣️ “I honestly cannot understand this anymore. It’s becoming embarrassing. If you’re not prepared to trust Kobbie Mainoo with even one single minute at a World Cup, then why did you bring him in the first place? What exactly was the point? He’s spent the entire tournament watching football instead of playing it, and that’s a complete waste of one of England’s brightest young talents.” “Managers always talk about believing in young players, but words mean absolutely nothing when your actions say the opposite. Mainoo has trained every day, stayed professional, waited patiently and still hasn’t been rewarded with a single minute. That’s incredibly harsh and, in my opinion, completely disrespectful to a player who has done nothing wrong.” “You don’t build confidence by making a player sit on the bench for an entire World Cup. You build confidence by trusting him when the team needs energy, composure and fresh ideas. Instead, England have treated one of their most gifted midfielders like he doesn’t even exist.” “If the coaching staff never believed he was capable of helping this team, then they should have left him at home and given his place to someone else. At least that player would have understood the situation. Taking Mainoo to the World Cup just to let him collect splinters on the bench is impossible to defend.” “And if England don’t reach the final, don’t be surprised when people start questioning every decision. Because leaving a midfielder with Kobbie Mainoo’s talent without a single appearance throughout the entire tournament is the kind of decision that follows a manager for years. It’s difficult to explain, impossible to justify and incredibly unfair on the player.”

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Geno Auriemma says the hardest part of coaching isn’t winning games but instead dealing with parents who believe their child should play 35 minutes every game “My job is hard. It’s hard because, in the world that we live in today, parents are so delusional. Every one of them thinks their kid is better than Maya, better than Stewie, better than Paige, better than anybody.” “They think they should play 35 minutes every single game. These kids are under so much pressure that if they don’t live up to that, they’re not having any fun.” “What makes my job hard is trying to make sure these kids all understand that it can be a lot of fun, but everything has to be in perspective.” “Sometimes the hardest part of my job is that we’ve all kind of lost perspective of how all this works and what it means.” “Winning games and all that stuff, that’s not hard. It’s the other stuff that’s hard.”

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🚨 NASA IS LIGHTING FIRES ON THE MOON — WHAT THE HELL ARE THEY HIDING UP THERE? This is becoming increasingly strange. While NASA and private companies push forward with new lunar missions, many are asking a serious question: Why are they conducting what appear to be fire or energy experiments on the moon? Some see it as nothing more than a massive money grab. Others like David Icke believe something far deeper is going on. That the moon may not be natural at all. That it was brought here, could be hollow, and is being used as a massive sensor or control system for humanity. The moon has long been surrounded by anomalies that defy conventional explanation. The official narrative has more holes than it has answers. And many of the public faces of these missions look and feel more like actors than explorers. Why the hell is NASA lighting fires on the moon, and what are they really using it for?

🚨 NASA IS LIGHTING FIRES ON THE MOON — WHAT THE HELL ARE THEY HIDING UP THERE? This is becoming increasingly strange. While NASA and private companies push forward with new lunar missions, many are asking a serious question: Why are they conducting what appear to be fire or energy experiments on the moon? Some see it as nothing more than a massive money grab. Others like David Icke believe something far deeper is going on. That the moon may not be natural at all. That it was brought here, could be hollow, and is being used as a massive sensor or control system for humanity. The moon has long been surrounded by anomalies that defy conventional explanation. The official narrative has more holes than it has answers. And many of the public faces of these missions look and feel more like actors than explorers. Why the hell is NASA lighting fires on the moon, and what are they really using it for?

HustleBitch

21,294 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Thank you, Ben Shapiro "Where are Charlie's friends? Where are Charlie's closest friends? Where are all the people who proclaimed solidarity with Charlie and with Erika today? What are they doing? And to all the people who are watching Candace stitch together a bunch of specious nonsense because they like the gossip of it...because they're watching a car crash at the side of the road: Please have some more respect for your own brain than that. Please have some more respect for yourself than that. Truly. Truly. Because what she's doing is evil, and when you watch her show, she gets paid to do that evil. That is how she is making her money. She is making money off the murder of Charlie Kirk by literally implicating his widow and everyone else at TPUSA in that murder and then trying to dig up pseudo dirt on the wife of the person who was murdered. I don't know what to call that other than evil trash. But you are too smart for this."

Thank you, Ben Shapiro "Where are Charlie's friends? Where are Charlie's closest friends? Where are all the people who proclaimed solidarity with Charlie and with Erika today? What are they doing? And to all the people who are watching Candace stitch together a bunch of specious nonsense because they like the gossip of it...because they're watching a car crash at the side of the road: Please have some more respect for your own brain than that. Please have some more respect for yourself than that. Truly. Truly. Because what she's doing is evil, and when you watch her show, she gets paid to do that evil. That is how she is making her money. She is making money off the murder of Charlie Kirk by literally implicating his widow and everyone else at TPUSA in that murder and then trying to dig up pseudo dirt on the wife of the person who was murdered. I don't know what to call that other than evil trash. But you are too smart for this."

Melissa the Hopeful🏠Homemaker

111,291 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Pressure is not the enemy - it is often the process. When the world feels unstable and life presses in from every direction, it is easy to believe that trouble is a sign of defeat. But Scripture reminds us that pressure is not meant to break us; it is meant to build us. Just as a diamond is formed under intense pressure, God uses adversity to refine His people. The trials you face today are not wasted - they are shaping you into something more valuable than you ever imagined. The Apostle Paul understood this truth firsthand. Though surrounded by hardship, persecution, and uncertainty, he declared victory - not because his circumstances changed, but because his perspective did. When you recognize that God is greater than your trouble, fear loses its grip. In the middle of chaos, Christ offers peace that the world cannot give. So press on. What feels like pressure today is preparing you for purpose tomorrow. The victory is already yours through Jesus Christ.

Pressure is not the enemy - it is often the process. When the world feels unstable and life presses in from every direction, it is easy to believe that trouble is a sign of defeat. But Scripture reminds us that pressure is not meant to break us; it is meant to build us. Just as a diamond is formed under intense pressure, God uses adversity to refine His people. The trials you face today are not wasted - they are shaping you into something more valuable than you ever imagined. The Apostle Paul understood this truth firsthand. Though surrounded by hardship, persecution, and uncertainty, he declared victory - not because his circumstances changed, but because his perspective did. When you recognize that God is greater than your trouble, fear loses its grip. In the middle of chaos, Christ offers peace that the world cannot give. So press on. What feels like pressure today is preparing you for purpose tomorrow. The victory is already yours through Jesus Christ.

Pastor John Hagee

12,027 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

This post is at nearly 200k likes in 48 hours. Every single word is true “Welcome to America where we work to live and live to work - Where we spend hundreds of thousands on a home that we barely get to step foot in because the hours we work to pay for it keeps us away from it - Where we buy a car just to drive it to a job that barely pays enough to keep the gas tank full - Where our healthcare system will bankrupt you faster than the illness can kill you - Where getting sick is the business model and the cure is priced like a luxury - Where the food is fake, the water's tainted and the air we breathe is up for sale - Where the richest 1% own more than the bottom half combined and they still tell us to work harder - Where we chase the American dream only to find out it was designed to stay out of reach and every time we get close to the finish line they just inch it a little further back - Where school doesn't teach you how to live just how to obey, comply and clock in - Where education comes with a lifetime of debt and the diploma is nothing more than a receipt for money that you ain't never going to see again - Where we pay taxes to keep the lights on in government buildings we ain't never even allowed to enter - Where your rights are written in pencil when erased when it's inconvenient - Where justice depends on your income and the law bends to the highest bidder - Where your labor is valued but your life is disposable - Where mental health is a crisis but therapy is a luxury that most can't even afford - Where they sell you fast fashion, fast food and the fast entertainment to keep you distracted from the slow theft of your soul and your spirit - Where the news is scripted, the truth is filtered and history is rewritten to protect the guilty - Where the people who run this country don't live like the people who keep it running - Where survival is success Where we've been trained to call this living but in reality we barely breathing. Welcome to America.”

This post is at nearly 200k likes in 48 hours. Every single word is true “Welcome to America where we work to live and live to work - Where we spend hundreds of thousands on a home that we barely get to step foot in because the hours we work to pay for it keeps us away from it - Where we buy a car just to drive it to a job that barely pays enough to keep the gas tank full - Where our healthcare system will bankrupt you faster than the illness can kill you - Where getting sick is the business model and the cure is priced like a luxury - Where the food is fake, the water's tainted and the air we breathe is up for sale - Where the richest 1% own more than the bottom half combined and they still tell us to work harder - Where we chase the American dream only to find out it was designed to stay out of reach and every time we get close to the finish line they just inch it a little further back - Where school doesn't teach you how to live just how to obey, comply and clock in - Where education comes with a lifetime of debt and the diploma is nothing more than a receipt for money that you ain't never going to see again - Where we pay taxes to keep the lights on in government buildings we ain't never even allowed to enter - Where your rights are written in pencil when erased when it's inconvenient - Where justice depends on your income and the law bends to the highest bidder - Where your labor is valued but your life is disposable - Where mental health is a crisis but therapy is a luxury that most can't even afford - Where they sell you fast fashion, fast food and the fast entertainment to keep you distracted from the slow theft of your soul and your spirit - Where the news is scripted, the truth is filtered and history is rewritten to protect the guilty - Where the people who run this country don't live like the people who keep it running - Where survival is success Where we've been trained to call this living but in reality we barely breathing. Welcome to America.”

Wall Street Apes

127,598 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

TMZ's Harvey Levin goes nuclear on Trump over the arrest of Don Lemon: Arresting Don Lemon, who covered a protest in Minneapolis, is just insane. Ridiculous. Dictator-like. This is the playbook that dictators use to destroy democracies and take the will of the people away. It is as simple as that. Watch that video. He is covering the protest. That is what journalists do. I covered riots. I was a local reporter in Los Angeles for 15 years, and I covered riots and floods and earthquakes and all sorts of things where I had to step into areas where there were police, where there was activity, private property. When you're covering an event like this, like a protest, which I have covered many, you step into it. That's what journalists do. And that's what Don Lemon did. It is insane that they are making this stupid argument. This is a ridiculous assault, and I don't want to say just on the First Amendment. It's a ridiculous assault on democracy. The Trump administration should be ashamed of itself, but they're not. And they will continue to do this. And they are going after journalists. They're getting search warrants for their homes. It is obvious what's happening in this country. So wise up, everybody. This is an outrage.

TMZ's Harvey Levin goes nuclear on Trump over the arrest of Don Lemon: Arresting Don Lemon, who covered a protest in Minneapolis, is just insane. Ridiculous. Dictator-like. This is the playbook that dictators use to destroy democracies and take the will of the people away. It is as simple as that. Watch that video. He is covering the protest. That is what journalists do. I covered riots. I was a local reporter in Los Angeles for 15 years, and I covered riots and floods and earthquakes and all sorts of things where I had to step into areas where there were police, where there was activity, private property. When you're covering an event like this, like a protest, which I have covered many, you step into it. That's what journalists do. And that's what Don Lemon did. It is insane that they are making this stupid argument. This is a ridiculous assault, and I don't want to say just on the First Amendment. It's a ridiculous assault on democracy. The Trump administration should be ashamed of itself, but they're not. And they will continue to do this. And they are going after journalists. They're getting search warrants for their homes. It is obvious what's happening in this country. So wise up, everybody. This is an outrage.

MeidasTouch

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Not all modern art is ugly. Far from it. Take this one for example. It was installed in 2026 in Galitsky Park, Russia, and created by an Italian sculptor many people have seen but few remember by name. It’s called 'Empathy. Female and Male' by Lorenzo Quinn. The meaning the sculptor intended is usually interpreted directly, that we all need help, some more than others… Recognizing the need for help and actually stepping in is vital.But if you look closely, the work speaks far beyond that. Everyone reads it differently, and that’s probably the real strength of Empathy. Some people see relationships in it, moments when one partner carries more because the other simply can’t, and how life can unexpectedly switch their roles. Relationships aren’t always 50/50, sometimes one partner has to give all 100 until balance returns. As it usually happens with art, everyone interprets the piece through the prism of their own experiences and life. And that’s the beauty of it.

Not all modern art is ugly. Far from it. Take this one for example. It was installed in 2026 in Galitsky Park, Russia, and created by an Italian sculptor many people have seen but few remember by name. It’s called 'Empathy. Female and Male' by Lorenzo Quinn. The meaning the sculptor intended is usually interpreted directly, that we all need help, some more than others… Recognizing the need for help and actually stepping in is vital.But if you look closely, the work speaks far beyond that. Everyone reads it differently, and that’s probably the real strength of Empathy. Some people see relationships in it, moments when one partner carries more because the other simply can’t, and how life can unexpectedly switch their roles. Relationships aren’t always 50/50, sometimes one partner has to give all 100 until balance returns. As it usually happens with art, everyone interprets the piece through the prism of their own experiences and life. And that’s the beauty of it.

Muse

76,024 Aufrufe • vor 19 Tagen

Denmark is held up as proof a fossil grid can be replaced. But electricity prices have more than doubled since 2000. Moreover, the majority of what is labelled "renewable" is actually biomass. That is, wood. Trees are cut, often abroad, compressed into pellets, shipped in and then burnt for power. At the smokestack, more CO2 is released than just simply burning gas. But it is labelled as "green" because the emissions are not counted at the power plant - they are 1) assigned to the country where the trees were cut, and 2) assumed to be reabsorbed by future regrowth. So the system works like this: Cut trees. Burn them. Emit CO2. Call it clean. Laughably, 64% of Denmark's renewable energy comes from this process.

Denmark is held up as proof a fossil grid can be replaced. But electricity prices have more than doubled since 2000. Moreover, the majority of what is labelled "renewable" is actually biomass. That is, wood. Trees are cut, often abroad, compressed into pellets, shipped in and then burnt for power. At the smokestack, more CO2 is released than just simply burning gas. But it is labelled as "green" because the emissions are not counted at the power plant - they are 1) assigned to the country where the trees were cut, and 2) assumed to be reabsorbed by future regrowth. So the system works like this: Cut trees. Burn them. Emit CO2. Call it clean. Laughably, 64% of Denmark's renewable energy comes from this process.

Electroverse

57,678 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

One of the way wives keep men under their control is by reducing to nothing the validation they give to eventually breadcrumb them (because women feel that it has a meaning for the man- and they hoard the stuff they feel the man wants - as he is giving that power to her, and most women relish keeping the power bestowed to them by the man) …so men seek their emotional needs ielsewhere. What people get wrong when it comes to guys seeing prostitutes, it actually not as much about sex as they may believe, but about the attention, appreciation, and recognition these women give him. More male clients than not use female prostitutes as some proxy therapists with benefits. It is surprising to know how some guys would order an hour and just lay on the bed with them just for some rented affection or an empathetic ear. Here, it is sugar babies, but the process is the same, he rents to feel things his wife can’t provide.

One of the way wives keep men under their control is by reducing to nothing the validation they give to eventually breadcrumb them (because women feel that it has a meaning for the man- and they hoard the stuff they feel the man wants - as he is giving that power to her, and most women relish keeping the power bestowed to them by the man) …so men seek their emotional needs ielsewhere. What people get wrong when it comes to guys seeing prostitutes, it actually not as much about sex as they may believe, but about the attention, appreciation, and recognition these women give him. More male clients than not use female prostitutes as some proxy therapists with benefits. It is surprising to know how some guys would order an hour and just lay on the bed with them just for some rented affection or an empathetic ear. Here, it is sugar babies, but the process is the same, he rents to feel things his wife can’t provide.

French OG

34,451 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten