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This chick is doing her best to explain an important phenomenon to men. Unfortunately she is using 2020s chick-speak about ‘boundaries’ and ‘respecting yourself’ and other such buzzwords, which make the message nigh incomprehensible. So here is how I would put it to you, as a man: ➡️ No girl wants to be with a dude who is going to make pleasing her his life mission. The behavior screams ‘simp’ and makes her feel like you are beneath her, which makes her not want you. No chick wants to be with a man who is beneath her. ➡️ No girl wants to be with a dude who will let her run all over him in conversation, talking about things that he doesn’t want to hear about, controlling the flow of the conversation. That screams ‘weak dude’, who is either afraid to take control or does not know how. What should you do instead? ✅ If you are hooking up with a girl and she says, “I’m not looking for a relationship right now,” you say, “AWESOME. ME TOO.” And now all of a sudden she is confused and beguiled because you are not chasing her for the relationship. Why aren’t you chasing her for the relationship? Do you not WANT her? It will drive her crazy, she will start thinking about it over and over again, and she will desperately work to try to get you to want the relationship with her. If you keep just banging her while acting like you don’t care, eventually she will want the relationship with you so bad herself it will drive her crazy. ✅ If you are talking to a girl and she is talking about some other dude she was dating, then unless you are actually curious about that (and if she is a girl you are sleeping with, it is worth getting to know some about her prior relationships… you will learn her behavior patterns, why she broke up with exes, plus any obvious red flags that can let you hit the eject button before you get in too deep), all you have to say to get off that topic is, “Yeah, that’s cool and all,” and act really bored and start looking around. (If she can’t take a hint then you just tell her, “Don’t you have a girlfriend or someone you can tell this to?”) The basic frame is “I’M JUST HERE TO BANG YOU AND HAVE FUN.” It doesn’t matter if you secretly want marriage with her and 15 babies. You want to let HER chase the relationship and fall into YOUR frame. If she starts going off on conversation you don’t want to hear about, act bored or change the topic. If she starts trying to say she doesn’t want a relationship, get out ahead of that frame and own it yourself (“Me neither, we’re in accord”). Women want your attention. Women who are sleeping with you IN PARTICULAR want it. If she feels she is losing your attention, that your interest in or commitment to her is waning, it will cause her to go nuts trying to get it back. And, in so doing, she becomes more invested, and falls in love. The peculiar ways of women!
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This chick is doing her best to explain an important phenomenon to men. Unfortunately she is using 2020s chick-speak about ‘boundaries’ and ‘respecting yourself’ and other such buzzwords, which make the message nigh incomprehensible. So here is how I would put it to you, as a man: ➡️ No girl wants to be with a dude who is going to make pleasing her his life mission. The behavior screams ‘simp’ and makes her feel like you are beneath her, which makes her not want you. No chick wants to be with a man who is beneath her. ➡️ No girl wants to be with a dude who will let her run all over him in conversation, talking about things that he doesn’t want to hear about, controlling the flow of the conversation. That screams ‘weak dude’, who is either afraid to take control or does not know how. What should you do instead? ✅ If you are hooking up with a girl and she says, “I’m not looking for a relationship right now,” you say, “AWESOME. ME TOO.” And now all of a sudden she is confused and beguiled because you are not chasing her for the relationship. Why aren’t you chasing her for the relationship? Do you not WANT her? It will drive her crazy, she will start thinking about it over and over again, and she will desperately work to try to get you to want the relationship with her. If you keep just banging her while acting like you don’t care, eventually she will want the relationship with you so bad herself it will drive her crazy. ✅ If you are talking to a girl and she is talking about some other dude she was dating, then unless you are actually curious about that (and if she is a girl you are sleeping with, it is worth getting to know some about her prior relationships… you will learn her behavior patterns, why she broke up with exes, plus any obvious red flags that can let you hit the eject button before you get in too deep), all you have to say to get off that topic is, “Yeah, that’s cool and all,” and act really bored and start looking around. (If she can’t take a hint then you just tell her, “Don’t you have a girlfriend or someone you can tell this to?”) The basic frame is “I’M JUST HERE TO BANG YOU AND HAVE FUN.” It doesn’t matter if you secretly want marriage with her and 15 babies. You want to let HER chase the relationship and fall into YOUR frame. If she starts going off on conversation you don’t want to hear about, act bored or change the topic. If she starts trying to say she doesn’t want a relationship, get out ahead of that frame and own it yourself (“Me neither, we’re in accord”). Women want your attention. Women who are sleeping with you IN PARTICULAR want it. If she feels she is losing your attention, that your interest in or commitment to her is waning, it will cause her to go nuts trying to get it back. And, in so doing, she becomes more invested, and falls in love. The peculiar ways of women!

Girls Chase 🏃‍♀️💨

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I see a lot of new faces to the movement using “Gematria” lately.. I want to give you a warning that’s been on my heart for the last several days about Gematria. Before you start using Gematria for decodes etc you really need to be rooted in Christ. And here’s why.. You say oh Justice it’s just numbers and letters… big deal…. Well you must know its origins before you start using this tool.. So where did Gematria come from? The Kaballah or as we know it , the ancient Cabal… I’m going to play you a short video of Willam Cooper talking about Gematria. Gematria is more than just letters and numbers. It’s how [they] signal to each other. It’s how we have been kept in the dark. It’s about astronomy and a lot of the things the Bible didn’t quite speak highly of. Now as I say that I’m going to speak out of both sides of my mouth. It’s important that we know about this because knowing it we cannot be kept in the dark any longer. [They] use Gematria to signal mass casualty events , perform rituals in plain sight ( I.E Super Bowl performances etc ) All I’m saying guys and gals , if you’re going to dabble in Gematria , put the full armor of God on. Because you are using [their] tool. A lot of great anons use simple Gematria and that’s good because we need to see [their] plans. But be strong in Christ when you use it. Please. Kinda like trying to use a quigi board to do good. It’s very dangerous. And can let in bad things. That’s all anons. I’m well aware how to use Gematria , Hebrew Gematria , reductions … I just choose not to. Kudos to the ones who do though. Just be strong in Christ when you do so…
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I see a lot of new faces to the movement using “Gematria” lately.. I want to give you a warning that’s been on my heart for the last several days about Gematria. Before you start using Gematria for decodes etc you really need to be rooted in Christ. And here’s why.. You say oh Justice it’s just numbers and letters… big deal…. Well you must know its origins before you start using this tool.. So where did Gematria come from? The Kaballah or as we know it , the ancient Cabal… I’m going to play you a short video of Willam Cooper talking about Gematria. Gematria is more than just letters and numbers. It’s how [they] signal to each other. It’s how we have been kept in the dark. It’s about astronomy and a lot of the things the Bible didn’t quite speak highly of. Now as I say that I’m going to speak out of both sides of my mouth. It’s important that we know about this because knowing it we cannot be kept in the dark any longer. [They] use Gematria to signal mass casualty events , perform rituals in plain sight ( I.E Super Bowl performances etc ) All I’m saying guys and gals , if you’re going to dabble in Gematria , put the full armor of God on. Because you are using [their] tool. A lot of great anons use simple Gematria and that’s good because we need to see [their] plans. But be strong in Christ when you use it. Please. Kinda like trying to use a quigi board to do good. It’s very dangerous. And can let in bad things. That’s all anons. I’m well aware how to use Gematria , Hebrew Gematria , reductions … I just choose not to. Kudos to the ones who do though. Just be strong in Christ when you do so…

⚖️The Justice Cometh⚖️

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Mental Health Awareness Month is a great time to raise awareness of the importance of mental health in children and teens. Keep an eye out for any social or behavioral changes in your children. You can learn more about the signs at #MHAM2024
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Mental Health Awareness Month is a great time to raise awareness of the importance of mental health in children and teens. Keep an eye out for any social or behavioral changes in your children. You can learn more about the signs at #MHAM2024

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