
SmhChan
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Who the fuck doesn't set boundaries in other (non-romantic) relationships. In contrast, actually, foids are much clingier to their kids than men are. Fucking retards.
Nobody's going to address the elephant in the room that is foids's SMV upperhand, just beating around the bush with fucking politically correct phrases like, "setting boundaries", "platonic bonds" etc.
JFL at this politically correct wording. They have more options. Same reason sexually successful men aren't clingy either.Women often have stronger platonic bonds, reducing dependency on one partner.
Because men cannot access foids as easily. You cannot replace romantic/sexual relationships with platonic ones. Foids get that in plenty. Di Caprio and Andrew Tate also set boundaries in their relationships. But you fags get butthurt over it.
- Men: Taught to suppress emotions, leading to "emotional funneling"—expressing all intimacy needs through a romantic partner.
- Result: May seem "clingy" when they crave connection but lack other outlets.
- Women: Socialized to be caregivers, often set boundaries against clinginess to avoid appearing "needy."
Who the fuck doesn't set boundaries in other (non-romantic) relationships. In contrast, actually, foids are much clingier to their kids than men are. Fucking retards.
Another JFL. Men control partners because of their hypergamy. Nothing to do with clinginess. Also, what is egalitarian? If men gained more social agency with their natural advantage to nullify foids' hypergamy and upper hand in SMV, foids would appear more "desperate." And yes desperate which is akin to an unemployed individual's desperation. It's not romantic clinginess. Nothing is more flattering to men than a clingy foid.
- In patriarchal societies, men may control partners (mistaken for clinginess), while women’s clinginess is stigmatized as "desperation."
- In egalitarian cultures, these gaps shrink (Fisher, 2017).
Older men are more likely to off themselves due to loneliness. Young men get exposed to the SMV inequality at that age range. So that becomes their first response. With age they learn to adapt.Age: Young men (18–25) show higher clinginess; older men often become more independent.
So, just their subjective definition.Not "men are clingier," but societal norms shape how clinginess manifests.
Nobody's going to address the elephant in the room that is foids's SMV upperhand, just beating around the bush with fucking politically correct phrases like, "setting boundaries", "platonic bonds" etc.
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