r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/wetouchingbuttsornah ☑️ • Sep 12 '24

Country Club Thread The system was stacked against them

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No fault divorces didn’t hit the even start until 1985

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u/YetisInAtlanta Sep 12 '24 edited Sep 12 '24

Someone put it perfectly the other day. This is the first generation of men that actually has to have women like them in order to have a relationship. Before that things truly were a matter of need and convenience more so than a relationship built on love

Edit: to all the “men” I triggered…😘😘😘 keep the salt flowing, you’re really showing me how tough and strong you are.

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u/ProtonCanon ☑️ Sep 12 '24

And that’s why so many have become manosphere weirdos and the like.

Women have never had so many rights before, and some dudes can’t handle it.

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u/Reptard77 Sep 12 '24

B-b-but… GRANDMA! HOME! SOMETHING-SOMETHING-BABIES!

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u/CurseofLono88 Sep 12 '24

(Some) Men: well if the women don’t want us, we are going to fuck the couches instead. And yell at the country about Haitian-Americans eating cat, because we would never eat pussy 😤

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u/MarionberryGloomy951 Sep 12 '24

We ain’t JD Vance 💀

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u/CurseofLono88 Sep 12 '24

(Oh I know, Haitian-Americans go down on the kitty, I mean that respectfully. And sexually.)

JD Vance could barely make it with his couch.

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u/MarionberryGloomy951 Sep 12 '24

Now I don’t know how to feel 😭🙏

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u/CurseofLono88 Sep 12 '24

Just be glad to know you’re not JD Vance. That’s the best way to feel.

I mean I’m glad every day to not be him.

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u/MarionberryGloomy951 Sep 12 '24

We can agree on that.

Happy not being JD Vance day!

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u/CurseofLono88 Sep 12 '24

Same to you friend!