It all started with a staged intervention last weekend at a cookout we were having at the house for family members. The wife, daughter and a group of in-laws cornered me and told me I was being selfish - I was jeopardizing their safety. The nagging and "attitude" had been going on for months prior. I once again explained my position but no amount of evidence or logic offered up was going to change any minds. My entire immediate and extended family has bought the narrative and drank the Kool-Aid utterly and completely. There's no convincing anyone otherwise. Today, the wife informs me that she wants me to move out of the house that I worked my ass off for decades to provide because I don't care enough about her to take the vax. It's a sad day but I'm not wavering. I'm packing my shit and seeking alternate living arrangements. I did inform every one of them not to call me when their health starts to go south in the near future....which was met with rolled eyes and an ambivalent shrug. They all think I've gone bananas.
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Yep, I couldn’t be any happier, I’ll be lying if I said I didn’t want to “settle down” but it’s way too risky these days with the Democrat ran corrupt family court system.
Honestly I don’t believe in traditional marriage to begin with, real love shouldn’t require a signature on a piece of paper nor do I believe men should get on their knees to “propose”, it’s the man basically in a submissive position.
I’m ready to die alone, it is what it is.
I don't really see the point in legal marriage. Marriage is a covenant with a spouse in the eyes of God. The legal one is with the government. It isn't sacred and has no spiritual value. The laws and rules are created to benefit lawyers, not the involved spouses. It's probably the reason for more than half of marriages failing. Those who bind themselves together in a covenant with God have decided to be together and have the spiritual strength to continue working together to persevere through the difficulties.
Thank you, this is exactly what I was trying to get across, with a much better explanation. 100 percent agree, unfortunately there aren’t many women that look at it this way.
There are a lot of good women out there. Sometimes it is hard to find them because we look in the wrong places. Personally, I'm no longer interested. I'm investing my time in my parents and my sister. My sister has been battling cancer for the last two years. My BiL and I have been researching alternate cures. She is near the end of her second series of chemo. There won't be a third round, because the oncologist says that there aren't any other treatment protocols left for her. We will be working with Fenbendazole or ivermectin along with supporting diet and supplements. Perhaps I'll consider dating after this, but i find myself at peace, it will be difficult to introduce chaos again.
People have been making quite a lot of comments about supposed alternative cures for cancer and they seem quite interesting. I haven't had to deal with cancer so I don't know a whole lot about it but the whole idea of chemo and the bit I've heard about it just seems so counter intuitive to me.
This PDF talks a bit about alternative cancer cure theories Parasite Pill and seems quite interesting, you may have already seen it because it does mention Fenbendazole and Ivermectin from memory.
Iodine also seems to come up quite a bit in these conversations.
Based on the limited info I've come across if I was in yours shoes I'd definitely try the Ivermectin/Fenbendazole, NAC, Iodine and probably fasting/Ketosis. Just be sure to incorporate anything additional that is needed when taking a certain supplement like selenium with iodine which is supposedly important.
Don't give up on the idea of starting a family, I'm in a very similar boat to you but just trying to create a solid foundation before I venture that way.