X @Andrew Tate

Social Commentary & Gender Dynamics - The author posits that serial monogamy is a form of socially acceptable polygamy, and questions the modern understanding of monogamy [1] - The author claims that data indicates a significant portion of divorces are initiated by women (80%), alimony is paid by men (90%), and child custody is awarded to women (90%), suggesting an incentive for women to leave relationships [1] - The author argues that the current Western model of relationships is broken [2] - The author suggests that legalizing brothels and polygamy could be solutions to restore sexual balance and provide men with options [2][4] - The author believes that demonizing polygamy is a way to maintain female control, rooted in gynocentrism and hypergamy [3] Proposed Solutions & Systemic Critique - The author advocates for men to "level up" to make polygamy a choice, believing that this would lead to increased respect from women [1] - The author suggests that legal brothels could provide working-class men with access to intimacy, contrasting this with men paying for fake relationships on platforms like OnlyFans [2] - The author argues that the current system restricts men's access to intimacy unless they meet hyper-selective female standards [3] - The author believes that legalizing brothels and polygamy could drastically reduce porn addiction [4] - The author claims that people reject these ideas due to a lack of understanding of the system, which perpetuates its power [5]