FEMINIST WIFE CHEATS Bill Burr Reaction

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  • @alcarazc07
    @alcarazc077 ай бұрын

    As human beings, we ALL have red flags in some way, shape, or form; no matter how perfect we might think ourselves to be, no human being is perfect. There’s not a human alive without a red flag. So we HAVE to make a choice to accept someone with their flaws, just as we expect them to accept us with our flaws. That’s just the nature of relationships, even friendships. If you choose to wait until you find someone with no red flags, then you end up being like me, a bitter single person who has been 100% single throughout the entirety of his 20s, who is now in his 30s and has no clue how to even date anymore. And it’s a lonely life. You have to take a chance on someone, pick the red flags and flaws that you’re willing to live with, and hope it all works out in the end lol and we have to be conscious of the fact that that other person also has to deal with our own flaws and red flags, and we hope that they will accept us as we are. It took me entirely too long realize this. Just my personal opinion on why the man in this story probably didn’t abandon ship when red flags were spotted. I mean, every single successful relationship, couple, marriage etc is composed of two flawed people with red flags. But they make it work!!

  • @hntrndrkns
    @hntrndrkns7 ай бұрын

    You can only control yourself and some of us can barely do that. Personal responsibility is lost today. Each spouse needs to find their role.

  • @jarjthejargj6099
    @jarjthejargj60997 ай бұрын

    “People don’t change.” Well, put it this way- most people change slowly... And since I believe in reincarnation, I’ll also say some changes could take lifetimes. But other changes could happen much quicker. Depends on how much a person WANTS to change.

  • @MyOpinionish
    @MyOpinionish7 ай бұрын

    My father was beyond abusive to me and my mother. They got me 2 weeks a month. He still abused me but at the time I was too scared to tell my mom. BUT the one thing they both got right was they never trashed the other one. Great seeing momo more active on youtube though!

  • @kokuutou92
    @kokuutou927 ай бұрын

    This is **almost** the exact same scenario he gave in his "there's no reason to hit a woman" bit. He put out a hypothetical scenario about a guy comes home from work to find his wife banging the next door neighbor (or was it the mailman? I forget) and he has to move out of his own house that he was paying mortgage for, sleeping on a futon. The woman in this letter gave the husband plenty of reasons to be hit, not saying he should though. There's no reason for escalation.

  • @Weatherby406
    @Weatherby4067 ай бұрын

    No accountability from women.. perfect example

  • @MikeSmith-sd7hu
    @MikeSmith-sd7hu7 ай бұрын

    Love your opinion about alcohol to "unwind"... I totally agree. I too do not need a drink to unwind because life is too tough. Go for a hike! Hang out in nature, go boxing in the gym....

  • @mindcrome
    @mindcrome7 ай бұрын

    5:26 OMG I never realized Dr. Phil sounds like Mr. Mackey

  • @kollabrock
    @kollabrock5 ай бұрын

    "I´m not victim blaming, but he should have looked for red flags!" That is victim blaming. If it took her 12 years until she started to cheat ( as far as he can tell), I can´t put that on him. That is just selfish, entitled and horribly crappy behaviour on her part, nothing more nothing less

  • @Icarus-pv8wx
    @Icarus-pv8wx4 ай бұрын

    I love his advice segments!

  • @mikeef747
    @mikeef7477 ай бұрын

    He should've seen the red flag?? He was in his early 20's, someone that young hasn’t been alive long enough to know how to spot red flags for long term relationships. IMO, the majority of women under 40 today have no idea what a marriage commitment is, guys are guilty too, but the ratio isn't close.

  • @holystone3736
    @holystone37365 ай бұрын

    Jeez. You talked like the real deal. I fucking see why you're single lady. You are a proper intelligent individual and a picky one. The bests. Good luck and good life. Don' t be too picky thou. Believe in your power to pick up others. You deserve good people around you

  • @brianlinton910
    @brianlinton9107 ай бұрын

    Call a lawyer, and find out the lawyer they would pay to represent them in a similar situation. Therapy and feelings can happen after you stop the bleeding and get time and distance . Clean out your bank account and do what you gotta do for your kids.

  • @M2161
    @M21617 ай бұрын

    This man needs to keep records of her cheating so she can’t turn it around on him in court. She’s sneaky and I wouldn’t put it past her

  • @ReedProCreed
    @ReedProCreed3 ай бұрын

    so easy to develop social anxiety in these times, with this type of stuff going on.

  • @EpochArt53
    @EpochArt532 ай бұрын

    TBH this all comes down to a breakdown of communication between them. He is insisting and expecting his wife to behave a certain way, and it's obviously not something that she's willing to do anymore. It's tricky because we only get one side of this, we never have an opportunity to hear her take. Maybe she told him that she was unhappy being a housewife. Maybe she told him that she needed something more. Maybe she was feeling unfulfilled in multiple aspects of her life. It's not easy for some people to just "stick to their lane" and do what they're supposed to do all the time. We're not robots, we're human beings. It would be weird to operate on autopilot 24/7 and I don't know too many people that could live a lifestyle like that and be happy. Obviously we don't know the details of their relationship, but after TWELVE years of marriage, we can imagine that this had likely been a steady digression of communication and an inability to listen to one another and empathize. She didn't magically wake up one morning and be like "you know what? I think i'm gonna torch my marriage of 12 years today. Huzzah! Time to hop on Tinder real quick and find myself a stalion." Nah, she'd likely been communicating to him for quite some time that she was unhappy, whether or not he was listening is another matter entirely. If she's been telling him that she needs a change of pace is not happy with the status quo, and he dismisses her by telling her that she has a job to do without acknowledging her feelings or desires, than that can easily lead to a breakdown of the relationship. Not saying that she should have cheated, if she was a mature adult she should've just filed for divorce if she was unhappy, but I think it's fair to say that there's a bit more to this story. Solid reaction, I'm really enjoying your takes. You've got an amazing sense of humor and a solid head on your shoulders. Keep these vids coming!

  • @alexshkoditch4593
    @alexshkoditch459318 күн бұрын

    The man in that story should sue her for divorce before she sues him. If he can prove adultery, he will retain custody of the children and the house. Additionally, she will have to pay him child support. Adultery is the one case where judges side with the loyal spouse.

  • @duanew898
    @duanew8987 ай бұрын

    Today everything is about the shallow and not the deep. That’s why few can swim in the rough ocean called a relationship.

  • @Kuffdad
    @Kuffdad7 ай бұрын

    Kids don’t deserve this shit at all. Hoping that dude finds happiness and loves and protects the kids

  • @chriswilletts3621
    @chriswilletts36217 ай бұрын

    Can't stop it. Be the best dad you can, make tons of photographic memories with your kids, for later. And yeah, drinks in the house? Na. Oh and wait a year, till you partner up again. Evidence 😉

  • @nativc2ndchannel
    @nativc2ndchannel7 ай бұрын

    Thanks!

  • @shure81
    @shure817 ай бұрын

    I only date alcoholics, there's much less drama when I have a beer or 12 haha

  • @peterhouston7457
    @peterhouston74577 ай бұрын

    there are some pretty fancy mobile homes for less then 15000 don't let house ownership worries stop you from getting married though.

  • @belzec2618
    @belzec26187 ай бұрын

    Thank God I don't drink and only smoke glass. The more you know.

  • @BigDaddyMoMo1

    @BigDaddyMoMo1

    7 ай бұрын

    LMAO green flags only

  • @belzec2618

    @belzec2618

    7 ай бұрын

    @@BigDaddyMoMo1 I'm in recovery, two divorces no kids, substance abuse and a combat veteran I have all the red flags so I keep people away. It's not so bad dying alone lol

  • @McMahonHater

    @McMahonHater

    7 ай бұрын

    @@BigDaddyMoMo1 Feminist has nothing to do with right or left, religious or none-religious. Feminism is about hating men, it has been since the begining especially the 2nd wave (starting in the late 70s). Because of feminism this woman will get the house and the kids, even though she's emotionally and psychologically abusive. All that's missing is physically abusive.

  • @art2736

    @art2736

    7 ай бұрын

    ​@belzec2618 WTF Bro! Yoga, meditation, and therapeutic shrooms saved my life. Get you're ass to the VA get help. Went down that road for 15 years. No drugs tho but heavy on the alcohol. Be fucking active in your recovery. Can't wait for shit to happen gotta be proactive.

  • @WykkedMofo
    @WykkedMofo7 ай бұрын

    👍 & a *HIGH FIVE* ✋

  • @vana.johnson8845
    @vana.johnson88457 ай бұрын

    Sometimes the Red Flags are not as obvious on the surface early in the relationship before marriage. When my Ex Wife finally showed her Colors I was done. Even now she can't believe I did not put her 6' under over her shenanigans. No it was not you it was my kid's why I did not. Plus it was not worth going to Prison not over you.

  • @loupfeu
    @loupfeu7 ай бұрын

    I hate you a lot with tenderness haha. It happens to some women after giving birth, that their hormonal balance will change a lot & stay unbalanced unless they seek help. They will be very different compare to before birth & will not accept easily to see a therapist because the problem is within the problem, meaning their personality, their judgement has changed & therefor they are sure the haven't changed, now, try to convince them to seek help....good luck. That is how some redflags that wasn't there before can appear later. :)

  • @zeldaplaysgames6107
    @zeldaplaysgames61075 ай бұрын

    That isn't Bill Burr talking in the video.🤷🏽‍♂️ i liked your reaction to rhe video though.

  • @danielhaynes2373
    @danielhaynes23737 ай бұрын

    Sure would like to believe that you are the type of woman you profess to be. That would be a blessing for some lucky future partner of yours. Incidentally, I do enjoy your reactions, young lady.

  • @hughfuller8416
    @hughfuller84167 ай бұрын

    MoMo!!!!

  • @GodOfTriforce17
    @GodOfTriforce177 ай бұрын

    Me who has very clear and obvious red flags - Thats an interesting perspective Big Daddy, will you date me pls? You so pretty

  • @logant5402
    @logant54027 ай бұрын

    So you don't believe in equality then? That's what your saying if I have to provide then let's go old school and you have to obey me. Like wtf???

  • @jimbe4mxl410
    @jimbe4mxl4102 ай бұрын

    I think youre a bit crazy :> I agree with some of your takes, but i absolutely bursted out in furious anger when youve said "im single, im picky" nothing wrong with that, we all are :) BUT, "i want a man who can provide for me", thats completely anti feminist, pick your mind girl :)

  • @nickm99159
    @nickm991597 ай бұрын

    I got used to the "girls" and now i miss them 🥲 ⚖️

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