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>>15772493
you're wrong in thinking that today's men have it easier. only very few have.

in the old days women had to pick a guy from her social circle. because that's all she knew and had access to. today thanks to dating apps she has the whole city and maybe even further.

this means young men need to compete not only with guys his own age but with 100 thousand men that are 10 years older, with much more resources to offer.

the sad truth is very few guys benefit from dating apps and very few women too because although she'll get laid those 10 year older guys aren't on the app looking for a steady relationship.

but young men are even worse off because they can't even get laid. what chance do a 20 year old student have against a 35 year old chad with a home, a car, a ton of disposable income, life experience, confidence etc.

just look at the virginity statistics if you want proof. it's not that men are suddenly more beta than before, they suddenly have to compete with the whole city. though i'm sure those older chads also benefit from not growing up with today's culture and propaganda on how to act towards girls.

Love is not a defined thing, if you feel you have bought love then yes you can buy love.

Love isn't unconditional. A wife can stop loving her husband if he decides to stop working and do nothing all day. Then one could argue that his jobs were paying for love.

>>7955521
would 23000 change your life? if no you might as well continue gamble until you can withdraw to an amount that changes your life.

personally id change ADX, CAG and half of what you have in ETH to BCH. it's about 50/50 if bitcoin cash will overtake bitcoin (legacy) right now. we'll know in a year or so but I don't think ADX/CAG or even ETH will ever come close to BTC, if anything it will be BCH.