The arrogance of some women who do not think they are cheating when they are in bed with a married man is staggering. They believe they are next in line for a ring and a white gown.
I want to yell at these women, “HEY, STUPID! HE IS MARRIED, YOU IDIOT! IF YOU MARRY HIM, YOU ARE MARRYING A CHEATER!”
Men almost never initiate divorce. The cost is too high. The game is rigged and the judges are one sided. You will never see a woman giving half her wealth, the house, and the kids to the man, let alone paying him alimony.
When you ask why, you will always hear, “Because I love him.”
These women actively scout social settings looking for a band of gold on a man’s finger. That ring is their proof he is a good provider. They do not bother analyzing anything themselves.
There are men who do not cheat, and there are women who want that man. Those women will stop at nothing to break up the union.
I have seen women in offices putting lipstick on their finger pretending to fix their boss’s collar before leaving. They dab lipstick on the collar and when the wife sees it at home, that is all she needs to prove her husband is cheating. Cue the lawyers ready to profit from the misunderstanding.
I have heard of women throwing their panties in the back seat of a married coworker’s car to start drama. When he divorces, she consoles him and gets close.
Men are treated as property by women. Don’t believe otherwise.
Sunday, June 21, 2026
TheXYGhost 242
Can you remember a time when a female shared something of hers to you when you were in need?
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Saturday, June 20, 2026
TheXYGhost IV 172
Once upon a time, a woman was not allowed to vote. Now, women vote based on looks and feelings, not policy or consequences.
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TheXYGhost III 172
She don't need a man until she wants a man to fund her extravagant lifestyle.
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At Work, I Covered His Six and He Covered Mine
At work, my manager started dating a girl in a different department. I told him to be careful. He took my warnings lightly.
After a few weeks of dating and bed hopping, he took the woman to an after work gathering where someone asked if she was his new girlfriend. He replied, “I’m not sure yet, but so far, it looks good.”
She was furious. “What do you mean you are not sure?”
From what I heard, she yelled, screamed, and carried on well beyond a normal office party.
The next morning, he told me the story. He thought he was going to lose his job. As the day went on, Human Resources assured him his part in the incident would not hurt his career.
By 5pm, it was time for me to go home. My cubicle was right next to his office, and I heard the front door open and close. It was her. She stood in front of his office, explaining how last night’s incident was not her fault. He stayed at his desk, telling her it was over, and he couldn’t afford any more incidents that would damage his career.
She pleaded and begged him to reconsider. He stuck to his guns and said, “No.”
The conversation escalated from “It’s not my fault” to “You are to blame.”
My manager, a great friend, knew I was still at my cubicle listening to back him up if needed.
Noticing the encounter was heading into dangerous territory, my friend told her I was nearby to witness and protect him. I spoke up in the deepest, most authoritative voice I could muster, “Is there any trouble in there?”
She walked over to my cubicle, saw me, and got visibly intimidated. (I look as intimidating as a member of Tony Soprano’s crew.) I held up a broken digital camera and told her I was recording everything.
She looked shocked, said a few last words, and left.
My friend thanked me. When he found a new job, I was his first hire, and he gave me a great position.
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Rest in peace
Nathanial “Nate” Johnson
After a few weeks of dating and bed hopping, he took the woman to an after work gathering where someone asked if she was his new girlfriend. He replied, “I’m not sure yet, but so far, it looks good.”
She was furious. “What do you mean you are not sure?”
From what I heard, she yelled, screamed, and carried on well beyond a normal office party.
The next morning, he told me the story. He thought he was going to lose his job. As the day went on, Human Resources assured him his part in the incident would not hurt his career.
By 5pm, it was time for me to go home. My cubicle was right next to his office, and I heard the front door open and close. It was her. She stood in front of his office, explaining how last night’s incident was not her fault. He stayed at his desk, telling her it was over, and he couldn’t afford any more incidents that would damage his career.
She pleaded and begged him to reconsider. He stuck to his guns and said, “No.”
The conversation escalated from “It’s not my fault” to “You are to blame.”
My manager, a great friend, knew I was still at my cubicle listening to back him up if needed.
Noticing the encounter was heading into dangerous territory, my friend told her I was nearby to witness and protect him. I spoke up in the deepest, most authoritative voice I could muster, “Is there any trouble in there?”
She walked over to my cubicle, saw me, and got visibly intimidated. (I look as intimidating as a member of Tony Soprano’s crew.) I held up a broken digital camera and told her I was recording everything.
She looked shocked, said a few last words, and left.
My friend thanked me. When he found a new job, I was his first hire, and he gave me a great position.
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Rest in peace
Nathanial “Nate” Johnson
TheXYGhost 241
Some women Spousify their own sons. They make their sons their provider.
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Friday, June 19, 2026
TheXYGhost IV 171
When they saw on the news that a woman poisoned her husband to death, they didn’t flinch; they just looked at each other and nodded, saying, “He must have done something wrong.”
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TheXYGhost III 171
She constantly places herself in hardship to garner sympathy from others.
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I Ain't Gonna Do That No Mo'e
• I paid for the dinners
• I paid for the drinks
• I bought the flowers
• I bought the candies
• I bought the jewelry
• I paid for the entertainment
• I paid for the trips
I have done it all, and the recipients of the above still declared it was not enough. It is never enough. It does not work. That is why I do not do it anymore.
If you think I am cheap, let me tell you about a great dinner I had with my friend Gilbert Wong. Our bill was $219.93. He even guessed the amount of the bill before it arrived. He was only 7 cents off. We split the bill and enjoyed the entire evening.
Thanx Gil.
No more paying for cunts making their foodie calls.
• I paid for the drinks
• I bought the flowers
• I bought the candies
• I bought the jewelry
• I paid for the entertainment
• I paid for the trips
I have done it all, and the recipients of the above still declared it was not enough. It is never enough. It does not work. That is why I do not do it anymore.
If you think I am cheap, let me tell you about a great dinner I had with my friend Gilbert Wong. Our bill was $219.93. He even guessed the amount of the bill before it arrived. He was only 7 cents off. We split the bill and enjoyed the entire evening.
Thanx Gil.
No more paying for cunts making their foodie calls.
TheXYGhost 240
Feminism taught women they are powerful, yet they are victims to patriarchal men.
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Thursday, June 18, 2026
TheXYGhost IV 170
Her : Men always pick the women but they always pick the wrong ones.
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TheXYGhost : So, you had many failed relationships because they picked you?
TheXYGhost III 170
She has 6 kids. After 34 DNA tests, she still can't find a father for any of her kids.
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TheXYGhost II 170
When she accuses you of not loving her, she realizes that she can't control you.
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You Sure Cured Me From Being Chivalrous
Yes, I was a human placeholder. The good guy that came to a girl’s rescue after her bad boy, the one she picked, abused her, cheated on her, gambled, used drugs, or lived like a criminal.
I was that man who never cheated, who did everything I could to build her back up. I gave her the confidence she lost. I put in the work to fix what another man broke.
And once she felt strong again, she would run straight into the arms of another bad boy. Then she would look me in the eye and tell me I was not good enough. She would give me the goodbye kiss and sprinkle it with a fake affirmation, “But I still love you.”
Not anymore.
I will never do that again.
Not this man.
I was that man who never cheated, who did everything I could to build her back up. I gave her the confidence she lost. I put in the work to fix what another man broke.
And once she felt strong again, she would run straight into the arms of another bad boy. Then she would look me in the eye and tell me I was not good enough. She would give me the goodbye kiss and sprinkle it with a fake affirmation, “But I still love you.”
Not anymore.
I will never do that again.
Not this man.
TheXYGhost 239
When a girl posts something stupid, it gets 1,000's of shares. When a man posts something wise, nobody shares. Why?
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Wednesday, June 17, 2026
TheXYGhost IV 169
Never pursue a woman. If a woman likes you, she already knows your net worth.
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TheXYGhost III 169
She wants a man that's a leader but thinks it's oppressive to be a follower.
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TheXYGhost II 169
She used men all her life now at 44 she cries when she sees a mother, father and children together in a mall
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Where Are Feminists Now When Disaster Strikes?
Are they risking their lives saving people in flood zones with their boats?
There were no feminists on the Titanic.
When it was time to save lives, it was men and men alone who went to her rescue, and not a feminist in sight.
When the ship was sinking, “women and children first” was not up for debate. Feminism vanished the moment sacrifice was required.
There were no feminists on the Titanic.
When it was time to save lives, it was men and men alone who went to her rescue, and not a feminist in sight.
When the ship was sinking, “women and children first” was not up for debate. Feminism vanished the moment sacrifice was required.
Tuesday, June 16, 2026
TheXYGhost II 168
She cried because she was jealous of her 8 year old son was getting all the attention on his birthday.
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Same Old Story From Women About Abusive Men
I saw this beggar on the NYC Subway today. She was claiming she was a homeless single mother with an abusive husband and now they are divorced.
I started thinking, was this woman in a great relationship before she went to bed with that man to get pregnant, or was this man abusive from day one? Nobody just becomes abusive out of nowhere for no reason. Abuse does not appear like magic. It shows its face early, but people ignore it when it serves their desires.
But since it is New York City and on the Subway, it is probably just a lie.
Lie or not, this woman would not be telling that story day in and day out riding one train car after another if she was not making money from the deal.
Men and women hand her money for her story. They pay to feel good about themselves.
If a man were to stand in front of them telling the same sob story, women would look down on him with disgust. They would not give him a cent. A man’s pain is not profitable. His struggles are not currency.
I started thinking, was this woman in a great relationship before she went to bed with that man to get pregnant, or was this man abusive from day one? Nobody just becomes abusive out of nowhere for no reason. Abuse does not appear like magic. It shows its face early, but people ignore it when it serves their desires.
But since it is New York City and on the Subway, it is probably just a lie.
Lie or not, this woman would not be telling that story day in and day out riding one train car after another if she was not making money from the deal.
Men and women hand her money for her story. They pay to feel good about themselves.
If a man were to stand in front of them telling the same sob story, women would look down on him with disgust. They would not give him a cent. A man’s pain is not profitable. His struggles are not currency.
TheXYGhost 237
If I identified as a woman just before I punched her in the face, is that OK?
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Monday, June 15, 2026
TheXYGhost IV 167
She will breed with losers while hoping a successful man will raise those kids.
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TheXYGhost III 167
Her : if you love me, you would do what I asked of you.
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TheXYGhost : If you love me, you wouldn't try to use emotional blackmail on me.
TheXYGhost II 167
If everything is going smoothly in her married life, she'll get bored and create drama.
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All of Her Ex-boyfriends and Ex-husbands Were No Good
Of all the girls I have met and keep on meeting, I keep hearing the same stories about their last boyfriend or husband..
1. He was abusive.
• • a. This is a scam. Did she really mean she was loving, caring, giving and sharing, and all he did was punch her in the face? I can walk on any street in America today and take a poll of 10,000 men, including you and me, and they would all say they would never hit a female. These females want me to believe they found that one man in 10,000 that would hit a female. I will not believe it..
2. He did not give me enough attention. - Dnger Will Robinson, my sensors indicate extreme human manipulation. Every time I hear this excuse, I think to myself the following,.
• • a. How much attention did he promise you?.
• • b. Did he give you a lot of attention, but that was not enough?.
• • c. Did he give you all the attention any human can give, but that was not enough?.
• • d. How much attention did he promise you when you first met?.
• • e. How much attention is enough?.
• • f. How much attention have you received since you two split?.
• • g. Was breaking up your family your solution to your attention needs?.
3. He did not love me.
• • a. When I hear this, I cannot help but ask, “You must have loved him a whole lot for you to leave him” or “How do you measure someone’s love for you” or “Do you measure your pet’s love for you”.
4. He cheated on me.
• • a. An oldie but goodie. I have seen this a million times. Females do not mind cheaters if the man is cheating on his wife for her. They never mind being the target of a cheating man. But that is the man they partnered with, and now they are surprised that he cheated yet again..
5. He was a gambler, alcoholic or a substance abuser.
• • a. Gamblers and substance abusers rarely just pop up out of nowhere. There are indications and warning signs all around that the female chooses to ignore.
1. He was abusive.
• • a. This is a scam. Did she really mean she was loving, caring, giving and sharing, and all he did was punch her in the face? I can walk on any street in America today and take a poll of 10,000 men, including you and me, and they would all say they would never hit a female. These females want me to believe they found that one man in 10,000 that would hit a female. I will not believe it..
2. He did not give me enough attention. - Dnger Will Robinson, my sensors indicate extreme human manipulation. Every time I hear this excuse, I think to myself the following,.
• • a. How much attention did he promise you?.
• • b. Did he give you a lot of attention, but that was not enough?.
• • c. Did he give you all the attention any human can give, but that was not enough?.
• • d. How much attention did he promise you when you first met?.
• • e. How much attention is enough?.
• • f. How much attention have you received since you two split?.
• • g. Was breaking up your family your solution to your attention needs?.
3. He did not love me.
• • a. When I hear this, I cannot help but ask, “You must have loved him a whole lot for you to leave him” or “How do you measure someone’s love for you” or “Do you measure your pet’s love for you”.
4. He cheated on me.
• • a. An oldie but goodie. I have seen this a million times. Females do not mind cheaters if the man is cheating on his wife for her. They never mind being the target of a cheating man. But that is the man they partnered with, and now they are surprised that he cheated yet again..
5. He was a gambler, alcoholic or a substance abuser.
• • a. Gamblers and substance abusers rarely just pop up out of nowhere. There are indications and warning signs all around that the female chooses to ignore.
Sunday, June 14, 2026
TheXYGhost IV 166
He told his female friend of 23 years he was donating all his wealth to charity. That’s the moment she cut him off.
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TheXYGhost II 166
Women use social proof to assess the world. If many women like him, he's good enough for her.
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You Will Be Picky Until You Are Desperate
I was talking to this girl once when we were discussing relationships. I asked her why she was single and she said what all girls say, “I am picky”.
I responded, “You will be picky until you are desperate”.
She snapped back, “I am not desperate”.
I repeated, “You will be picky until you are desperate”.
She paused and only said, “Oh”.
Then she caught herself and tried to save face, “I will never be desperate, look at this” as she sat up and displayed her body.
I replied with nothing but an “Oh”.
I think I ruined her day.
I responded, “You will be picky until you are desperate”.
She snapped back, “I am not desperate”.
I repeated, “You will be picky until you are desperate”.
She paused and only said, “Oh”.
Then she caught herself and tried to save face, “I will never be desperate, look at this” as she sat up and displayed her body.
I replied with nothing but an “Oh”.
I think I ruined her day.
TheXYGhost 235
The rise in feminism brought on a rise in divorces, single mothers and child abuse.
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Saturday, June 13, 2026
TheXYGhost IV 165
She turned away many men who would have made her a wife, only to select the man who would make her a single mother.
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TheXYGhost II 165
He's married and wearing a ring. That's proof to other women that he's a good catch.
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TheXYGhost
No Matter What, You Are Always the Fault of Her Actions
It is sad to see that every time a man talks about his cheating partner to another woman, she will waste no time blaming the man sitting in front of her. She will blame him in the following ways;
1. It is your fault for trusting her.
2. It is your fault for picking her.
3. It is your fault for not giving her enough.
4. It is your fault because maybe unconsciously, you wanted her to cheat.
5. It is your fault for not paying her enough attention.
6. It is your fault because you must have treated her badly.
7. It is your fault for not showing her that you love her.
8. It is your fault for giving her everything she wanted, because maybe she did not want what she asked for.
1. It is your fault for trusting her.
2. It is your fault for picking her.
3. It is your fault for not giving her enough.
4. It is your fault because maybe unconsciously, you wanted her to cheat.
5. It is your fault for not paying her enough attention.
6. It is your fault because you must have treated her badly.
7. It is your fault for not showing her that you love her.
8. It is your fault for giving her everything she wanted, because maybe she did not want what she asked for.
Friday, June 12, 2026
TheXYGhost IV 164
Her greed plus her inability to reason always gets her caught with men lying about their wealth.
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TheXYGhost III 164
She has high standards for you but those standards were never in effect for any of her kid's fathers.
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TheXYGhost II 164
A woman wants to control a man 100%. If she can't, he's not a real man, if she can, she hates him for giving her control over him.
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Women Will Believe the Most Obvious Lies but Never the Truth
Women are so desperate to find a larger than life man, they will believe any liar that tells them exactly what they want to hear.
“I love you more than anything on this earth,” that is a lie. Nobody loves one thing so much that everything else becomes meaningless.
“You are the most beautiful woman I have ever seen,” another lie. Beauty is everywhere, and no man has only seen one woman in his life.
“You are the world to me,” if she leaves, will he stop breathing? Will his heart stop beating? That is not love, that is obsession, and obsession is weakness.
“I love you more than the sun, moon, sky and stars,” no man sits around loving the sun and the stars. He admires them, but life goes on whether they shine or not. Love is not poetic worship. Love is choice, not fantasy.
“I love you more than anything on this earth,” that is a lie. Nobody loves one thing so much that everything else becomes meaningless.
“You are the most beautiful woman I have ever seen,” another lie. Beauty is everywhere, and no man has only seen one woman in his life.
“You are the world to me,” if she leaves, will he stop breathing? Will his heart stop beating? That is not love, that is obsession, and obsession is weakness.
“I love you more than the sun, moon, sky and stars,” no man sits around loving the sun and the stars. He admires them, but life goes on whether they shine or not. Love is not poetic worship. Love is choice, not fantasy.
Thursday, June 11, 2026
TheXYGhost IV 163
Never protect your girl from the advances of another man. That’s her job.
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TheXYGhost III 163
She spends her life trying to be masculine in a feminine body, wondering why no man is interested, while relying on antidepressants, therapy, and struggling with exhaustion.
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Angelic Devil
Four and a half years ago, my brother met a young woman. She was soft spoken, sweet, and looked angelic. At the time, she was 21 and my brother was 26. She came from a respectable family, her parents had been married until her father passed away. My father and stepmother adored her, convinced she was a perfect angel. But I caught a red flag when she told me she liked my brother because he had “so much potential.”
My brother and the rest of my family are unaware of the online groups or philosophies I follow, so I kept my thoughts to myself. But I couldn’t ignore the word “potential.” Potential for what? I knew she probably meant “money making potential,” but at first, I let it slide.
I thought about it more. Potential to be a top mechanic? A clothing designer? Her statement felt incomplete. Not grammatically, but in meaning. Did she not see potential in herself? Don’t we all have potential to achieve what we work for? Yet, she only focused on what my brother could offer her.
Soon after they started dating, my brother helped her get a job in the city. As second in command to the mayor, he secured her a great salary. That job opened doors, and she eventually moved to a prestigious accounting firm, earning $130,000 a year, more than my brother made.
During that time, they lived rent free in my father’s basement, saving money. My brother invested in distressed properties, renovated them, and built a portfolio of three investment properties with six rental units, generating steady income. They moved into a luxury apartment in the city, with a 24 hour gym, pool, sauna, jacuzzi, steam room, and sundeck. They looked like they were living the dream.
Then, on my brother’s birthday, she packed her things and left. She moved back to her mother’s house in another state, quitting her job without notice. She quickly shifted her dependency from my brother to her mother. She also announced she would claim full ownership of their joint properties.
She kept texting my brother, but when he forwarded her messages to her mother, she blocked his number. Even her mother was shocked by her behavior. Eventually, she sent him a message saying she wanted no contact for two weeks because their relationship lacked “consistency.” That vague excuse frustrated my brother. She also told him he could have affairs but forbade him from moving another woman into their apartment. It was obvious she was keeping him as a backup in case her new relationship failed.
When my brother went to my father’s house to talk, my father, 81 and still sharp, told him he should have been nicer to her. He still saw her as an angel and even pointed out that she made more money than my brother.
I couldn’t hold back. I reminded my father that my brother had launched her career, helped her prepare for interviews, and built three investment properties bringing in consistent income. I said she should be grateful to him.
When my brother arrived, he shared her latest demands and her vague complaints about “inconsistency.” I asked him, “What consistency did you promise her that you didn’t deliver? What consistency did she expect that you failed to provide? What consistency is she giving you while demanding two weeks of silence? Life doesn’t guarantee consistency, so why should you give her more than life itself?”
I spent a week with him at his place, mostly listening. We didn’t talk much, just spent nights on his rooftop deck, drinking expensive wine and champagne she had bought for special occasions. He begged me for my honest opinion. I told him, as his brother, I couldn’t be entirely neutral, but the facts were clear. She was acting like a spoiled child who didn’t know what she wanted but expected him to provide it anyway.
I gave him a plan. Try to get her back, but work on removing her name from their shared properties. If she returned, she needed to take a pregnancy test. If she refused, buy out her share and sue her for half the rent and utilities she owed.
By the end of the week, my brother took a break from everything. He took time off work and traveled to Colombia, where he is half Colombian. On his first day there, he met a woman near his aunt’s house. She paid for their meals, drinks, and drove him around in her car. My brother was stunned by her generosity. She didn’t want to move to the United States and was happy with her career, but she was glad to be his girlfriend while he was there.
When he returned from Colombia, his ex hit him with a lawsuit, demanding full ownership of all three properties. But when the case went to court, the judge ruled in my brother’s favor. He was ordered to pay her only $2,500.
Later, her lawyer told my brother he had advised her to settle for $10,000, but she had insisted on trying to take it all. After paying her legal fees, she ended up with nothing.
My brother and the rest of my family are unaware of the online groups or philosophies I follow, so I kept my thoughts to myself. But I couldn’t ignore the word “potential.” Potential for what? I knew she probably meant “money making potential,” but at first, I let it slide.
I thought about it more. Potential to be a top mechanic? A clothing designer? Her statement felt incomplete. Not grammatically, but in meaning. Did she not see potential in herself? Don’t we all have potential to achieve what we work for? Yet, she only focused on what my brother could offer her.
Soon after they started dating, my brother helped her get a job in the city. As second in command to the mayor, he secured her a great salary. That job opened doors, and she eventually moved to a prestigious accounting firm, earning $130,000 a year, more than my brother made.
During that time, they lived rent free in my father’s basement, saving money. My brother invested in distressed properties, renovated them, and built a portfolio of three investment properties with six rental units, generating steady income. They moved into a luxury apartment in the city, with a 24 hour gym, pool, sauna, jacuzzi, steam room, and sundeck. They looked like they were living the dream.
Then, on my brother’s birthday, she packed her things and left. She moved back to her mother’s house in another state, quitting her job without notice. She quickly shifted her dependency from my brother to her mother. She also announced she would claim full ownership of their joint properties.
She kept texting my brother, but when he forwarded her messages to her mother, she blocked his number. Even her mother was shocked by her behavior. Eventually, she sent him a message saying she wanted no contact for two weeks because their relationship lacked “consistency.” That vague excuse frustrated my brother. She also told him he could have affairs but forbade him from moving another woman into their apartment. It was obvious she was keeping him as a backup in case her new relationship failed.
When my brother went to my father’s house to talk, my father, 81 and still sharp, told him he should have been nicer to her. He still saw her as an angel and even pointed out that she made more money than my brother.
I couldn’t hold back. I reminded my father that my brother had launched her career, helped her prepare for interviews, and built three investment properties bringing in consistent income. I said she should be grateful to him.
When my brother arrived, he shared her latest demands and her vague complaints about “inconsistency.” I asked him, “What consistency did you promise her that you didn’t deliver? What consistency did she expect that you failed to provide? What consistency is she giving you while demanding two weeks of silence? Life doesn’t guarantee consistency, so why should you give her more than life itself?”
I spent a week with him at his place, mostly listening. We didn’t talk much, just spent nights on his rooftop deck, drinking expensive wine and champagne she had bought for special occasions. He begged me for my honest opinion. I told him, as his brother, I couldn’t be entirely neutral, but the facts were clear. She was acting like a spoiled child who didn’t know what she wanted but expected him to provide it anyway.
I gave him a plan. Try to get her back, but work on removing her name from their shared properties. If she returned, she needed to take a pregnancy test. If she refused, buy out her share and sue her for half the rent and utilities she owed.
By the end of the week, my brother took a break from everything. He took time off work and traveled to Colombia, where he is half Colombian. On his first day there, he met a woman near his aunt’s house. She paid for their meals, drinks, and drove him around in her car. My brother was stunned by her generosity. She didn’t want to move to the United States and was happy with her career, but she was glad to be his girlfriend while he was there.
When he returned from Colombia, his ex hit him with a lawsuit, demanding full ownership of all three properties. But when the case went to court, the judge ruled in my brother’s favor. He was ordered to pay her only $2,500.
Later, her lawyer told my brother he had advised her to settle for $10,000, but she had insisted on trying to take it all. After paying her legal fees, she ended up with nothing.
TheXYGhost 232
Did you ever get money back from a woman that 'Borrowed' money from you?
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Wednesday, June 10, 2026
TheXYGhost III 162
There is no such thing as a religious woman in divorce court.
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Who Would Take Your Side Over Your Girlfriend?
I have a question for everyone here
If you and your girlfriend or wife had a fight, whose side would your parents take?
In my experience, most fathers will side with the girl while the mother will defend the man. But outsiders, like cops, judges, and social justice warriors, will always side with the female no matter what.
Do you want me to expand this into a full brutal truth post about why fathers betray their sons in relationships?
If you and your girlfriend or wife had a fight, whose side would your parents take?
In my experience, most fathers will side with the girl while the mother will defend the man. But outsiders, like cops, judges, and social justice warriors, will always side with the female no matter what.
Do you want me to expand this into a full brutal truth post about why fathers betray their sons in relationships?
Tuesday, June 9, 2026
TheXYGhost IV 161
She can’t answer a simple question without running away, shutting down, changing the subject, or giving an unrelated answer; she’s hiding something.
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TheXYGhost
TheXYGhost III 161
If you live with a modern woman, you are one false allegation away from losing everything you have ever worked for.
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TheXYGhost
TheXYGhost II 161
Men should never move into a woman's life. Women need to earn enough of a man's respect to move in with him.
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TheXYGhost
Just Having Fun With a Personal Ad
I responded to a Craigslist personal ad titled “Buy Me A Drink” and this is how the exchange went:
TheXYGhost: Do you take PayPal, Bitcoin, Apple Pay?
Her: I’m not a hooker, asshole.
TheXYGhost: Good. Now tell me, how many drinks should a man buy you on the first date?
Her: If the man is you, zero. I’m not interested.
TheXYGhost: I’m not talking about me. I’m talking about your dream man, Prince Charming. How many drinks does he have to buy you before you decide he’s charming enough for you?
Do a lot of men jump through hoops and kiss your ass? If so, you’re a wimp magnet.
Her: You’re a creep. Leave me alone.
TheXYGhost: I’m stupid, you’re smart. I’m just trying to learn. Answer my questions and I’ll disappear. Give me some truth and I’ll even help you stock up on rum or vodka, your pick, delivered straight to you.
Her: (Never replied)
I’m devastated.
TheXYGhost: Do you take PayPal, Bitcoin, Apple Pay?
Her: I’m not a hooker, asshole.
TheXYGhost: Good. Now tell me, how many drinks should a man buy you on the first date?
Her: If the man is you, zero. I’m not interested.
TheXYGhost: I’m not talking about me. I’m talking about your dream man, Prince Charming. How many drinks does he have to buy you before you decide he’s charming enough for you?
Do a lot of men jump through hoops and kiss your ass? If so, you’re a wimp magnet.
Her: You’re a creep. Leave me alone.
TheXYGhost: I’m stupid, you’re smart. I’m just trying to learn. Answer my questions and I’ll disappear. Give me some truth and I’ll even help you stock up on rum or vodka, your pick, delivered straight to you.
Her: (Never replied)
I’m devastated.
TheXYGhost 230
She has the right to give her husband's child up for adoption without his permission.
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TheXYGhost
Monday, June 8, 2026
TheXYGhost IV 160
By all means, bring her to a nightclub and watch her behave. It’s better to know early than later.
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TheXYGhost
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