WHY PASSPORT BROS EXIST @whatever

[machomindset]

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[bondsan]

Been married to my Filipina wife for 17 years, still smiling, still happy. I can't say the same for my friends who married or got with English girls.

[ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

Passport Bros show women that competition exists, and competition is the best factor for market improvement.

[gerogep]

Men are expected to be traditional...

1. In a non-traditional economy where the average family needs 2 incomes to just get by. Or you, as a man, "the provider", need to work twice as hard and barely see your family.

2. When the majority of women are not traditional, fit, friendly, or feminine - to say the least.

3. In a society that is largely non-traditional and dominated by womanists ideology, hookup culture, single mothers, high divorce rate and hate for masculinity or accountability.

4. When the laws are non-traditional and the family courts are corrupt. No fault divorce, alimony, and custody come to mind.

You have to be a fool to adhere to an old traditional masculine role, not because it's bad in itself, but because everything has changed, expect that role.

Women are asking for too much, while at the same time, the risks for men are higher than ever.

[crunchy_dad]

I had broke down and downloaded tinder again just to see if I wanted to make a go of it. I have already deactivated my account and didn't make it a full month. I disqualified anyone who was 35+ and or said they were independent or her and her kids are a package deal, or her kids come 1st. I'm not fighting for last place with you while you treat me like an ATM and still act single. Nope...

[MartialistKS]

The knowledge of "how to treat a man" is long lost in western countries. I don't think I've ever heard it discussed in my entire life. I've heard plenty on "how to treat a women" though, go figure.

[safk]

As a man who's been married for over 10 years. I can say that the passport bro strategy is the best way in the west.

[daveh]

I’m a passport-bro and committed long before it became a mainstream topic. I can tell you it was the best decision I made and after 12 years, I still happy.

Here is something for anyone downplaying it, men get ruined by these entitled women all the time. The cost of bringing someone to the states doesn’t compare to the cost of being in a relationship with these so called “queens”.

Get your sh!t together, concentrate on your career, rejoice your masculinity and get yourself a good woman.

[dongiano]

Im shocked he was even allowed to voice the rest of that thought lol

[xenomorpheus]

It is of interest that a man has to say what he IS and what he is NOT saying when speaking to women. I find that Fascinating.

[wallyreyes]

You don't reward bad behavior, or it will get out of hand.

[AshBashNstash]

I'm half white, half Hispanic. My mother's side is Hispanic, and have lived New Mexico since it was still Mexico. So, the Hispanic culture is pretty strong in Southern NM, but it isn't the same as Mexico. These 2 cultures, in my experience, result in raising 2 different types of women.

My mother and grandmother raised me, the only girl, to be a wife. By 4 years old, I was vacuuming and wiping down tables. I helped my mother to cook, and was taught to pay attention on what these women in my family did when they made specific dishes. So I LEARNED how to do it. My brothers were raised to marry women that were raised like myself. How to keep a house, how to make a house a home, how to care for my husband and while I am a strong and badass woman, I am a strong and badass woman that stands behind her man and continues to push him forward. Encouraging him, uplifting him, taking care of the things that he doesn't need to worry about. We're BOTH strong in every aspect.💪😤💪😤

The women who came from Mexico, even just anywhere south of the U.S., create different types of daughters. Every single one of these women that have mothers from South America or South of the U.S. border, cannot cook a meal to save their lives. They have ZERO clue how to even shop for themselves, let alone groceries to make an average meal. Why? Because their mothers do EVERYTHING for them. All they know how to do is be taken care of. No initiative. No ambition. Just exist.

Even my white dad was always pushing me to keep up with the boys, be better at shooting or sports than my brothers. He showed me how to change tires, oil, lay tile, put up dry wall. Not to make me a boy, or make me boyish, but so I wasn't a helpless female. To add value to me as a woman.

Now, of course there are women from Mexico who raised daughters like me. Of course it's not just Hispanic culture. It's also my CHOICE to submit to my husband. But my husband doesn't demand it. We are both aware of our strengths and areas of mastery. We dominate our own circles of influence, that way I believe God intended us to.

I will not sit and be silent, and my husband wouldn't want that. And my husband doesn't force me to cook dinner on days I have just been overwhelmed with whatever.

I believe there is so much value in both giving 100% of ourselves. Going hard for our marriage, watching our eyes, our hearts, making sure our minds are on point...but also coming to one another if anxiety or stress is too much to handle in the moment.

In order for iron to sharpen iron, both pieces need to be iron. If one is a sponge, not gonna work.

If we have the same mindset, the same goals, same destination, we move as one.

Also, I immediately think of 300. I always wanted to be like Leonidas' wife, who handled shit when he was at work. But I can't be that unless he's being Leonidas. Otherwise, I'd be a dominating Jezebel bitch. Ew. If the woman is weak, the man comes off as too harsh. If both are applying close to equal force, we can only go up.

So strong females should be encouraged. But REAL women. Serving isn't a weakness, it's how I show love and honor to my man who works hard everyday for both of us.

That feminist shit is for the birds, and is evil and vile. But there are badass women who go hard for and WITH their husbands. I am proof.

And if we have kids one day, our daughters will be raised to be real women, wives, and mothers. Not helpless women who just take.

As a woman, I believe I should add value to my man, not take from him.🤷🏻‍♀️

[MYCRYL]

although passport bros is NOT a guarantee that the men will have a wife, it is WAY BETTER than staying and having to deal with ran through women in a 50% divorce rate in a 70-90% chance of women leaving them, taking everything from them including the kids.

[ModernDayRenaissanceMan]

I've had to basically treat women like pets. Reward good behavior. Punish bad. Why? Because their parents failed them & I had to be the boyfriend AND the dad. It's not my job.

[robertwashington]

"Go East, young man, go East!!"

[rickjames]

I got a foreign girl coming couple weeks. Tired of the online dating entitled girls at least around my area.

[luckyg]

couldn't have possibly said it better

[neilhosler]

The foreign girls are traditional but they are still looking for a ticket to a better life and financial gain. So passport boys need to keep that in the back.of their mind.

[Delta-uf]

I agree with this guy heavy in this clip, and hearing “duty to a woman” my mind goes oh yeah, I need to protect and treat fairly. But even just him saying “duty to a man” my mind hesitates because it sounds sinister, even though I know exactly what he means, and that I agree with him. Crazy how society around makes me mentally hesitant

[davidbeattie]

Western women have talked themselves out of the job. Ergo, a man needs to broaden his search horizon. It turns out there is an entire world out there, full of women who would love to be that loyal and supportive housewife.