Let me preface this post by saying that I know Mr. Walkway has ridiculous views on women that I largely disagree with. And that I recently entered an awesome relationship with an amazing woman after deciding she was worth not living my life how I imagined, ie: being single until I was in my 30’s and established so I can travel, have fun, live where I want, not be tied down, etc.
[quote]Mr. Walkway wrote:
friend 1:
28 years old, police officer, dating a single mother (who is quite large) while her baby-daddy resides in the corrections system.
friend 2:
23 years old, no college education, works in retail at Best Buy, dating a single mother of 2 children from 2 different fathers (LOL).
friend 3:
25 years old, college degree in bullshit, engaged to a single mother who he’s been dating for 6 months… looking to be married before they hit the 1 year mark of “togetherness” (they always talk about how much they love each other, on facebook).
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I don’t think this has anything to do with being alpha or beta. Or, at least not to the extant that Walkway is making it to be.
What I think it has to do with is guys who have poor boundaries, don’t know what they want, are too passive to take a hold of their lives, etc. I bolded a few points in Walkways quotes that, to me, are red flags. BIG red flags. Call me presumptuous, but I doubt any of the women given as examples sat down and had a well thought out conversation about wanting a child, thinking about it, then planning for it. They sound like the type of women who got pregnant and then 9 months later were talking about how “their little angel is the best thing that’s ever happened to them” on facebook.
I doubt if you had asked any of these guys listed, on the day before they met these women, what their dream life looked like, they would not answer “meet a single mother (with potentially questionable life decision making skills) and father her child.”