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Multiculturalism and the alpha male provider
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Multiculturalism and the alpha male provider
hi all,

i really appreciated Roosh V's most recent blog post on 'the alpha provider'. excellent points!!

my query is one of clarification regarding this question he poses in relation to location:

"Does the country have values that are multicultural and atheist or traditional and spiritual?"

this question seems to set up a dichotomy between traditional values and multicultural values. can someone expound on this further? i strongly believe in traditional but currently live in a very multicultural city/country. what are the implications with regard to my potential for finding a right girl and having a proper marriage?

thank you!
04-25-2016 08:50 AM
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Marriage is a legal contract, it isn't a relationship.
04-25-2016 11:52 AM
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RE: multiculturalism and the alpha male provider
Traditional vs multicultural societies has been expounded upon many times on Roosh's blog and the forum.

The takeaway is that you're best off looking in cultures with traditional values if you want to find a wife due to the legal and social environment.
04-25-2016 08:01 PM
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RE: multiculturalism and the alpha male provider
thanks. that would make sense.

(04-25-2016 08:01 PM)Valentine Wrote:  Traditional vs multicultural societies has been expounded upon many times on Roosh's blog and the forum.

The takeaway is that you're best off looking in cultures with traditional values if you want to find a wife due to the legal and social environment.
04-25-2016 08:36 PM
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It can be harder to find a wife in a traditional environment because of the parents. Instead, find women who hold and practice good values. Those are your marriageable girls. That's going to be difficult to find, but it'll be difficult to find anywhere. Going abroad does not change things and could make it worse. Is it easier walking down the aisle? Sure, but it's harder to find a genuine wife. You have no idea what it is she really wants.

Also, let's not kid ourselves here. When we say traditional values/culture, we mean Asia. Sorry to tell you but outside of customs, many, many people no longer hold traditional values. People of my ethnic origin has the most deeply entrenched traditional values, but even young people there have abandoned these values. Instead, it's replaced with western hookup/dating/prostitution culture. When/if they get married, all of a sudden the customs are practiced, but as far as values go, all of that has been thrown out the window.
04-26-2016 07:52 AM
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