Post: #1

Since I'm willing to bet everyone on here is single or soon to be single, this isn't an inappropriate place to post this. The fact that I give a fuck if it's appropriate or not to post something talking about how awesome single life is, is exactly an example of why I'm posting this shit. Why in the hell do I have to be politically correct when talking about my life around married people? Fucking conservative, social and cultural, married men and women that I'm forced to work with, put on their "I've got a stomach virus" face whenever they see me with a hot young girl in heels, or eavesdrop on me talking about my weekend fucking an 18 y.o virgin, or the fact the fat women turn me off. I posted something on FB yesterday, verbatim which said "UK next weekend? hmm...Payday, check. Nothin to do, check. Single with no kids? Double check. Fuckit, let's do it" and caused a quiet shit storm amongst my married FB friends. How dare he throw it up in our faces. We know you're single and having fun, keep it to yourself. WTF fuck I'm not even bragging, mentioning pretty much that I'm waiting for payday to do something lol. All it takes is one time to slip up and lament on how life is kinda cool right now because you have no responsibilities, to be labeled a selfish douchebag playboy. 99% of the old guys I work with are MMP. In my 20's I use to do stupid shit like actually tell them what I did when they asked me about the weekend, or take personal phone calls at work when there are other people in the office, allowing them to eavesdrop on my life. Not anymore. Some people think I'm being crazy for literally telling people I "ready Dickens" or "play chess" all weekend instead of going out when everyone knows I'm single and probably laying pipe all over Europe, but man does it save a lot of pain in the long run from people who will secretly fucking hate you and could possible make problems in your life because they can't do what you do anymore. Every married person hates single people. It's got to the point where I can't even talk to married people unless I'm at work and have to. They can just tell that I'm not married, and don't have a steady GF. They throw their fucking values at me and judge me before I even open my mouth. To me, they look and act so fucking uptight that I can't stand talking to them. I find it's best to keep my mouth shut when I go on long business trips with married guys.

Is this extreme, or do you single guys have to take shit from married people too?

Post: #2

The best defence is just truly not giving a fuck about other people's opinions. In work/professional situations, a "don't ask, don't tell" policy works pretty well. I'm quite happy telling people mostly what I do - it helps filter out the chodes/losers from my life. While people will constantly hate on you, just know it's because they're either jealous because they're a fat, entitled, useless feminazi cunt, or are brainwashed by their fat, entitled, useless cunt wives into believing all the bullshit feminazi propaganda.

There's no shame in living life the way you want to live it.

(I find it pretty ironic that people are encouraged to "live their dream," yet receive hate for doing anything that isn't feminist approved)

Post: #3

One of my married buddies actually apologized to me one day. He was going on and on about his miserable bitch wife, and he caught himself - he said he didn't want to be one of those married people that complains about his life. As a friend, you have to be there for your boys, so I wasn't really bothered by it, but he felt guilty. Of course, he talks with married friends all the time and they share their misery...HA HA!

Post: #4

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Post: #5

I'm not in that demographic yet, but I have a guy from an older one who is married and constantly posts FB updates about how men love curves, beauty is in the eye of beholder, aging makes women sexier, and etc. It's no coincidence, given that his wife and daughter are whales.

Post: #6

Miserable married people will try to hate on you as hard as they can if they know you are single.

They will do anything to convince you you'd be happier married.

Nod and agree.

Sell the lie, live the truth, misery lovesssss company!

Post: #7

i've gone through this and continue to go through this... i've come to the conclusion to be less radical about my views in public. especially around my friends and their wives. you can be ostracized from the group quite quickly. i've got no desire to not see my boys and their children. so appease them a bit...

"i'm still searching for the one"
"haven't found the right one yet"
"deep down inside i'm a real romantic"
*barf*

48 Laws of Power

Law 38 - Think as you like but Behave like others

If you make a show of going against the times, flaunting your unconventional ideas and unorthodox ways, people will think that you only want attention and that you look down upon them. They will find a way to punish you for making them feel inferior. It is far safer to blend in and nurture the common touch. Share your originality only with tolerant friends and those who are sure to appreciate your uniqueness.