Essential Quick Lil Gems on Dealing with Women

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“you would make a great escort”

:mjlol:

Lol but the thing is many women think like this.

.oh I got my degree and two houses

Yeah but you fat and got an attitude

Oh I'm well travelled and have a high paying job

Well you're nagging and aggressive and can't cook

I won a prestigious award and was a Rhodes scholar

Yeah but you don't want kids and don't want to submit
 

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Careless people

If anyone reads the same book I do, it's one of the most generous things, because so rarely is there people who have actually read the exact book I have. So, please update when you have got into it a little. Don't see why we can't have a quick book convo here

"Careless People" is one of my favorite literary quotes from Fitzgerald, it's one of those that I read as a kid, and later in life could actually understand what he was saying. Most of the wealthy and highly priviliged I meet, are exactly as that quote describes. And I have always used that as I navigated those circles.

-I am fascinated by the rise of girlboss/hustle culture Lean In, not that it's bad, just what it represents in modern American cultural history

-I love reading what those places and meetings really look like

-I am fascinated by the rise of Facebook, around 2009, as someone who watched it from a distance and never got it, I remember it felt like a Revolution of progressive politics, even if it wasn't named always

-I mostly believe her, but at times she comes off as a little insufferable in some key scenes.

-I stayed with a friend of my Dad who has a house RIGHT NEXT to Zuckerberg's Hawaii compound, so I have actually seen this dudes house. Or one of them. But he no doubt changed the future of America. But, to see how fukking clueless some of them are, even about Facebook's own potential was wild.
 

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If anyone reads the same book I do, it's one of the most generous things, because so rarely is there people who have actually read the exact book I have. So, please update when you have got into it a little. Don't see why we can't have a quick book convo here

"Careless People" is one of my favorite literary quotes from Fitzgerald, it's one of those that I read as a kid, and later in life could actually understand what he was saying. Most of the wealthy and highly priviliged I meet, are exactly as that quote describes. And I have always used that as I navigated those circles.

-I am fascinated by the rise of girlboss/hustle culture Lean In, not that it's bad, just what it represents in modern American cultural history

-I love reading what those places and meetings really look like

-I am fascinated by the rise of Facebook, around 2009, as someone who watched it from a distance and never got it, I remember it felt like a Revolution of progressive politics, even if it wasn't named always

-I mostly believe her, but at times she comes off as a little insufferable in some key scenes.

-I stayed with a friend of my Dad who has a house RIGHT NEXT to Zuckerberg's Hawaii compound, so I have actually seen this dudes house. Or one of them. But he no doubt changed the future of America. But, to see how fukking clueless some of them are, even about Facebook's own potential was wild.
wait a sec, which book did you read? the same one right?
ill share my thoughts as i read
 

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wait a sec, which book did you read? the same one right?
ill share my thoughts as i read

I am not finished, but yeah, my Fitzgerlad quote rant is because the title comes from that famous literary quote, it's from The Great Gatsby

“They were careless people, Tom and Daisy- they smashed up things and creatures and then retreated back into their money or their vast carelessness or whatever it was that kept them together, and let other people clean up the mess they had made.”​

― F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby
 
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