Using NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) to help clients traverse through difficult point in life. Contact: [email protected]
Princeton, NJ
Joined April 2026
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A baby even if not married is failure right there. Going to drain that 20k saving up fast
Como homem, aos 30 anos, você deve ter:
1. Passaporte.
2. Carteira de motorista.
4. Uma conta bancária ativa.
3. Pelo menos $20.000 em economias.
5. Um smartphone e um laptop.
6. Um bebê, mesmo que você não seja casado.
7. Uma fonte estável de renda.
O que você conquistou até agora?
Who runs your government? Do the ones in power represent you?
Europeans,
Seeing what is going on in France, I have just one question:
Do you get it now?
This isn’t going to get better on its own. Sign the @SaveEuropeAct
Old saying if it's too good to be true then it probably is
Bricklayer, 49, travels 1,200 miles for dream girl - only to discover she's AI-generated trib.al/3CcGOfk
She doesn't know enough yet. 20 years later, can she say the same thing?
Wear Germany SS uniform if you like military. Everyone knows Germany lost and its been 80+ years since wwii
This man is wearing a full USMC Sergeant Major (E-9) uniform, a Silver Star with Valor device, and service stripes that claim roughly 12 years of service.
He is not active duty.
He is not retired.
He says he “went to a wedding.”
The rank doesn’t match the stripes. The Silver Star is not an authorized award for him. He claims he deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan twice (and so did his son), yet still chose to put on a uniform and decorations he did not earn.
Wearing the uniform of Marines—especially with combat awards—is not a costume. It is an insult to every Marine who actually earned the right to wear it and to those who never came home.
This is Stolen Valor. Call it what it is. Real service members and veterans should not have to watch this in public without someone saying something.
If your son is actually a Marine, he should be the first person telling you to take it off.
Drop the gear. Stop representing something you didn’t earn.
What are your thoughts? Have you seen this kind of thing in person?
If she is wealthy, she can find a broken guy and take care of him.
My aunty is 39 now, yet single and searching.
Very beautiful and descent but was very picky in her youth. Men came, men left.
Nobody was good enough for her. In her world she didn't want to make a mistake in marriage.
Now, men are not coming. She said she wouldn't mind making a little mistake now.
Please, if you are a man in your 40s, financially stable, and God fearing, it doesn't matter how you look, just be a bit wealthy, you can dm me let me share her number with you. (If you're a virgin, it's an added advantage because she also is).
She is also wealthy and doing so well in her business, so she's not after your money but make sure you have money.
She has the spotlight syndrome
Elon Musk's team offered the mother of his child $40 million to never talk about him, she says. She said no.
In the video below, Ashley St. Clair says it out loud.
"I was offered the opportunity not to speak for $40 million."
She says the offer came through Jared Birchall, the man who manages Elon Musk's money.
The Wall Street Journal reported how it was built. $15 million up front. Then $100,000 a month until their son turns 21.
Do the math. $100,000 × 12 × 21 years is $25.2 million. Plus $15 million. About $40 million, in exchange for silence.
She didn't sign. Instead she went on camera for a documentary about him, out at the end of this month.
Musk says the offer never happened and that she "has a history of making false claims."
Two days ago he posted: "Ashley St Clair was not my girlfriend. We only saw each other a few times."
"I want to set the example for my kids," she says, "that you should never take being materially comfortable over speaking the truth."
Would you have taken the $40 million, or is she right to talk?
History has many examples of inherited wealth disappear within a generation. Understanding wealth is a way to keep it
Warren Buffett's pregnant daughter asked him for a $41,000 loan. He told her to go to the bank like everyone else.
Growing up, his kids got 75 cents a week. If they wanted more, they did chores. Same Omaha house he bought for $31,500.
When a school form asked what their father did, his daughter wrote "security analyst." His son Peter took it literally. He thought his dad checked alarm systems for a living.
Susie didn't find out her father was rich until she read about him in the Wall Street Journal. She was 22.
Years later, she was pregnant. The kitchen was too small for a high chair. She asked her father for $41,000. Not a gift. A loan.
He said no.
"Oh, come on. Can't you do this?" She joked she'd end up on the cover of People as homeless while her father became "super rich."
"I was not asking him to give me the money." Just a loan. From a man worth tens of billions.
He sent her to a bank.
Warren Buffett has given over $60 billion to charity. Hospitals. Universities. Foundations. His pregnant daughter got a mortgage.
She said he made his fortune "sort of by accident." Just did what he loved. It turned into $145 billion.
$145 billion. His daughter got a mortgage.
Your friends are not hot enough
I’m noticing a phenomenon among my hottest friends: No one asks them out
They don’t use dating apps, they just live life and still nothing
Men need to start approaching again
No, she’s not gonna text you first. pick up the phone and send a message or better yet call. Women like men who are confident.
Worst case she doesn’t reply/doesn’t pick up. Shoot your shot kings.
