TRP may have had lousy conclusions about how a man ought to live his life, but they also had a lot of good research regarding female sexuality.
It really is that simple, it's not a guarantee, but it is a tradition that many practice. Only works when a lot of people practice the tradition.I should stress IT HAPPENED BEFORE I started dating.
Maybe it's of the Erasmus exchange.
Maybe of that Turkish girl I dated there for 1 month and half and made grew up.
Maybe it's because I have tons of other priorities and while women and girls are nice to have around, they are like not my everything.
Also, how do you distinguish between a wedding ring and normal ring ? Is like a superpower you in America? And don't tell is just the finger you put on it.
The Red Pill was a subreddit for discussing male sexual strategy, made in response to modern females and the deficiency of advice given to sons by fathers (if they even told us anything useful at all!). It was focused on sex with minimal commitment, with as many females as the male desired, and warned sternly against marriage. Unsurprisingly, the reddit-heads quarantined and eventually banned it a few years back. They have another site now, trp.red, but the layout is awful and I don't know if they have any of the good stuff posted any more. The comments were always of uncertain quality, but the sidebar resources used to be pretty good.
Also, how do you distinguish between a wedding ring and normal ring ? Is like a superpower you in America? And don't tell is just the finger you put on it.
In American culture, the vast majority of the time, a wedding ring is the only ring a man will wear. IE, if he has a ring on his ring finger, it's a wedding ring almost automatically.
The only other rings men are likely to wear are class rings or trophy rings, which celebrate specific events (graduation or contest-winning), and those almost always have very clear and obvious markings of what they are.
Basically this:
Vs this:
There are other exceptions of course, but it's just generally very rare for a man to wear any kind of ring except for a wedding ring in the USA.
Ps how did you upload the pics ?In American culture, the vast majority of the time, a wedding ring is the only ring a man will wear. IE, if he has a ring on his ring finger, it's a wedding ring almost automatically.
The only other rings men are likely to wear are class rings or trophy rings, which celebrate specific events (graduation or contest-winning), and those almost always have very clear and obvious markings of what they are.
Basically this:
Vs this:
There are other exceptions of course, but it's just generally very rare for a man to wear any kind of ring except for a wedding ring in the USA.
Wedding bands are always worn on the left ring finger*. Those other rings are almost never worn on that finger unless the wearer has so much bling that they need all their fingers to display it without doubling up.In American culture, the vast majority of the time, a wedding ring is the only ring a man will wear. IE, if he has a ring on his ring finger, it's a wedding ring almost automatically.
The only other rings men are likely to wear are class rings or trophy rings, which celebrate specific events (graduation or contest-winning), and those almost always have very clear and obvious markings of what they are.
Basically this:
Vs this:
There are other exceptions of course, but it's just generally very rare for a man to wear any kind of ring except for a wedding ring in the USA.
It ends with his computer replaced by an open book, and him outside working on a garden; it's pretty obvious whoever made this has a particular idea as to what constitutes healthy living, and would probably be happiest living in an Amish community.
Makes sense. Thinking electronics cause massive issues sounds Amish
