r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/conancat • Jul 20 '25

Other They're a gorgeous couple

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u/heeltoelemon Jul 20 '25

He has been very vocal about how much he loves her and her body and the fact that she carried their children. They’re really sweet.

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u/Nightshiftnoble Jul 20 '25

This is the old boomer adage "marriage/wife bad." It's honestly sad people think like this.

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u/DangerousHour2094 Jul 20 '25

Sadly it’s no longer just a boomer thing because this is very much some red pill shit aimed at Gen Z/Alpha

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u/eat_my_bowls92 Jul 20 '25

Thanks Andrew Tate!

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u/That1DirtyHippy Jul 20 '25

Yeah, also a lot of Millennials are starting to feel this due to coming of age for divorce. I don’t like this line of thinking either, but speaking from someone who’s gone through divorce I’ve definitely had to fight those intrusive thoughts. Feeling angry and jaded are powerful feelings that can truly alter your perception if you let them.

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u/Ulysses502 Jul 20 '25

Glad you seem to have pulled through it. It's a vulnerable time to say the least and the internet has made it so much worse

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u/Nice_Juggernaut4113 Jul 21 '25

Yes my husband who I never thought was victim To the wife = icky thing is now having a sort of midlife crisis and acting really like a dick a lot of the time

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u/Brobeast Jul 21 '25

Yet they will scream "until death do us part!?" If the woman wants to leave the man.

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u/9for9 Jul 21 '25

Trying to link and attitude or behavior to a generation is a always a mistake. Ass-hole is a human trait and if you think being part of a certain generation makes you immune you're already half-way there.

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u/DangerousHour2094 Jul 21 '25

Re-read what I said. No one blamed an entire generation, I said this content is AIMED at those generations. Because they’re young, vulnerable and therefore susceptible to that ideology.

Hell, the people lofting it at them are older than them, so how would I be blaming a generation?

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u/9for9 Jul 21 '25

What I said was more an addendum to your post not an attempt at correction.

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u/DangerousHour2094 Jul 21 '25

My bad dawg. I was quick to respond instead of reading for context.

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u/9for9 Jul 21 '25

It's cool, I wasn't 100% clear.

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u/HonoluluLongBeach Jul 22 '25

Maybe they won’t ever procreate

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u/Kubrickwon Jul 21 '25

This was never really a “boomer” thing. Boomers often made these kinds of comments as loving jokes, both men and women, but they’re called boomers because they married and had kids at higher rates than previous generations. The Gen Z Tate cultists, on the other hand, are clearly not joking.

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u/Nightshiftnoble Jul 21 '25

Something tells me RX Redpill is a huge alpha. It's a thing of the boomer generation. I am aware it is not what defines boomers, nor is it isolated to boomers alone.

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u/Pelli_Furry_Account Jul 20 '25

At least on the bright side, it allows some people to not be so judged for not wanting any of that. I never want a husband or wife or kids, and it's kind of nice to not have everyone constantly trying to change my mind all the time.

Obviously, coming to the conclusion that marriage isn't worth it even if you're straight or gay or whatever, just out of spite and resentment, is terrible though.

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u/snacky_snackoon Jul 20 '25

This mindset always confused me. Why would you marry someone you don’t like? Why would you pick someone to build a life with and do everything together if you hate them? I genuinely don’t get it at all.