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Moved in, starting up

🕑 Added 2024-12-12 22:14:12 +0000 UTC

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RhodiumMaiden

Race mixing can be problematic. I understand it’s difficult to find a high-quality white woman, but I’ve heard many horror stories from those who have brought wives back to the West from Asia especially from South Asia. And your children will be likely to suffer from identity issues and less likely to find a match in case of needing an organ or marrow transplant etc.

RhodiumMaiden

The user interface on here is horrible and Patreon is bad about censorship so I’d love to support you elsewhere. Plus, I imagine there must be other sites that take less of a cut.

Shervin

No. Hoe_math has to create a group there that we can join.

Matthew Rogers

do you have a referral link?

Shervin

Skool is fantastic. Highly recommend moving over there.

Eros Salvatore

I wonder if I should try that here in the USA...Washington State to be exact.

3rdi4sight

Dear hoe; Platform choice is important. My (evolving) philosophy of 25+ years as web/digital strategist is to select as cohesively vertical a platform as possible. The spaghetti code of numerous disparate software solutions (patreon fails/fails here) will bog you down with incompatibilities and excessive administration. And BTW ... thx for unique content. I've read much of Wilber's work, I really enjoy your synthesis of this and other models. Your AQAL chart ROKS.

Troy Fergus

dude. I'm getting ready to spend so much money on you lol

Mark Inconnue

I follow one group on Skool. I is much better for connecting and communicating with other members

KrystalAura

Your content has really changed my perception of the world around me, thank you! I would like to see more content about how people became so entitled after COVID-19. I have multiple encounters with people who have been mentally stuck in one place because of how social media in 2020 enabled their bad behavior and how that’s really affected the dating pool. You’re videos are awesome! New perspectives are always great

Ben Siegfried

I would choose GoHighLevel it has everything you're asking for. You can get a 30-day free trial to check it out.

Kyle Smith

I'm, personally, most interested in personal coaching, if that's possible (as I know there's probably a high demand for that). I could definitely use it. I've been following your YouTube since I discovered you a few months ago, and religiously following all of your content as of a few weeks ago when I went thru yet another difficult breakup w my gf. Looking to put in the work and MAKE myself a higher value man that good women want. So however I can do that with your help would be amazing. TYFYS and all you do! I truly believe you're serving humanity.

Track_Tension

I would ask for updates on / if the election has any ongoing effect on the pendulum swinging back to center over the next few years. (as it affects relationships) Not that any of it will matter if the economy can't be returned to a form of normal.

Tom Khol

Where is the most important question. Where to live? First pick your language. Second pick your weather. Last month I moved from Maine to the Philippines to find a wife. All schools here use English as the primary language. Why should I go fishing in a polluted stream, when I can come here and I am considered a wonderful catch. Your Zone chart doesn’t work here. Filipinas have no “bad boy” desire. They are working on the vertical same as yours, but on the horizontal, they are “What can I bring to the table”. Consider a woman in your life that is not a feminist, but is feminine. Come here. Avoid the dating sites, full of scammers. Next month I am renting a table in a busy mall in Manila for $5 a day. A big sign, “Will you marry me?” I will let you know after a month of my results. Hotel and street food is only $15 a day.

Logan West

About the not feeling at home anywhere. Its hard to find home. It would seem to me home is not a place, its a feeling you get about a positively familial area. Only good memories and good friends will create that feeling in me. Just food for thought. Anywhere in the world can be home, but only if you put some work into it.