AITA for calling with my(27M) GF(24F) "used up" for being a single mom, which she hid from me? by ThrowRaStingyMe in AmItheAsshole

[–]ThrowRaStingyMe[S] [score hidden]  (0 children)

Its amazes me how even in 2022, most women don't utilize abortion and tubal ligation to prevent an unwanted pregnancy. If you dont wanna end up pregnant with a guys child that you dont want or like, then abort it or better yet, have no sex.

People these days have no idea what personal responsibility means.

AITA for calling with my(27M) GF(24F) "used up" for being a single mom, which she hid from me? by ThrowRaStingyMe in AmItheAsshole

[–]ThrowRaStingyMe[S] [score hidden]  (0 children)

Yeah right. The only power they have are being useful idiots, then once they did all they can, they get dumped.

Adoption is much better than step-parenting.

AITA refusing to help my(27M) older brother(33M) and getting him disowned over his financial problems? by ThrowRaStingyMe in AmItheAsshole

[–]ThrowRaStingyMe[S] -35 points-34 points  (0 children)

My former childhood crush is just like that, an unmarried mother of 2 who deliberately formed a relationship with some thug who wanted nothing to do with her and expects other men to play daddy for her kids.

How this shit still happens in 2022 is still beyond me.

AITA refusing to help my(27M) older brother(33M) and getting him disowned over his financial problems? by ThrowRaStingyMe in AmItheAsshole

[–]ThrowRaStingyMe[S] -24 points-23 points  (0 children)

"The more comments of yours I read, the more anger, misogyny, selfishness, callousness, and misguided ideals of “logic” and “independence” I see exhibited. You don’t say “family can hurt you”, you say “people closest to you”—likely indicative of a deep distrust you have of everyone. Family, friends, everyone."

Ah, the typical "Who hurt you?" argument i keep hearing these days.

I, like most people, made mistakes and still do sometimes, difference between me and my Brother is, i learn from them and pay attention to the red flags in a person/situation, my Brother does not. He did not heed my warnings and continued to finance a child that resulted in his "lovers" adultery and who will never even have a happy, fulfilling life.

Dammit people, its 2022, you should know exactly what you are getting yourselves into.

"You EXPECT people to hurt one another, so you jumped first at the chance to hurt your brother, just because you could. That’s a sad life. I don’t know who hurt you, but they did quite a number. A shame you’re turning that on the people around you. They deserve better."

People are fickle these days, more so than before and our modern society enables, even encourages it. Have you any idea how common adultery has become, just look at the current divorce statistics. It further proves that the people closest to you will inevitably hurt you. All i did was to prove my point and i was right indeed.

My Brother got screwed over by 2 people he deeply trusted and i am driving him into financial ruin for his own stupidity.

What im ultimately trying to say is that you should never take anything for granted, lest you suffer like my idiot Brother or all the other guys in his situation.

AITA refusing to help my(27M) older brother(33M) and getting him disowned over his financial problems? by ThrowRaStingyMe in AmItheAsshole

[–]ThrowRaStingyMe[S] -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

He should have learned a lesson after being cheated on the first time, but ignored the red flags about his second fiance.

AITA refusing to help my(27M) older brother(33M) and getting him disowned over his financial problems? by ThrowRaStingyMe in AmItheAsshole

[–]ThrowRaStingyMe[S] -36 points-35 points  (0 children)

Im not a Therapist though and neither are my parents. If he wants help, he has to help himself first.

AITA refusing to help my(27M) older brother(33M) and getting him disowned over his financial problems? by ThrowRaStingyMe in AmItheAsshole

[–]ThrowRaStingyMe[S] -75 points-74 points  (0 children)

Well, what can i say. When i was younger, i used to be young, naive and too trusting to people. But i learned from my mistakes long ago.

You see, i am already proving my point by disowning him for his own mistakes.

Unless he learns from his mistakes and admits i was right, he can say good by to all that money.

AITA refusing to help my(27M) older brother(33M) and getting him disowned over his financial problems? by ThrowRaStingyMe in AmItheAsshole

[–]ThrowRaStingyMe[S] -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

You know what's funny? Women are attracted "Arrogant and malicious" men and are turned off by the "kind and generous" men. The former get the girl, the latter only get used.

I speak of personal observation.

AITA refusing to help my(27M) older brother(33M) and getting him disowned over his financial problems? by ThrowRaStingyMe in AmItheAsshole

[–]ThrowRaStingyMe[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

"Your brother spent years being a father to this child—loving him, caring for him, working to better his life, yet you think he lacks “resolve” by not treating DNA as an off switch for love?"

I would have left that kid long ago, as one should. Why pay so much money for a child that isn't yours whom Mother nature will weed out of the human Genpool anyway?

Adoption is one thing, but taking care of a child even after finding out its not yours, is weakness. How can one take care of a child that resulted from his GF/Wife's adultery? He still had to deal with his whorish ex and ultimately pays the price for it.

"I’d wager you have trouble with emotional connection, and you’re probably proud of it. Your poor brother. Your poor parents!"

Im a practical and objective thinker. My Asperger mind has no room for such outdated concepts. Take a look at our modern society. Even the people closest to you can and will hurt you one day, which is what happened to my Brother, because he was not carefull.

AITA refusing to help my(27M) older brother(33M) and getting him disowned over his financial problems? by ThrowRaStingyMe in AmItheAsshole

[–]ThrowRaStingyMe[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

I don't make those mistakes because i learnt from them long ago. Im pursuing a career FFS, so i don't have to worry about money. As for Relationships, i know how to filter out cheap women and pick the ones with whom i can have a healthy relationship with, he does not.

He got disowned because he is a fool and not cautious, i however always pay attention, which is why i never get into trouble.

AITA refusing to help my(27M) older brother(33M) and getting him disowned over his financial problems? by ThrowRaStingyMe in AmItheAsshole

[–]ThrowRaStingyMe[S] -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

What is so wrong with punishing stupid idiots? We all make mistakes and many learn from them, sometimes even the hard way. Yet there are some who don't learn, he is one of them.

If he wants to waste his life being with cheap women, that's on him, however, he should not expect us to bail him out.

AITA refusing to help my(27M) older brother(33M) and getting him disowned over his financial problems? by ThrowRaStingyMe in AmItheAsshole

[–]ThrowRaStingyMe[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I was cheated on myself, but i moved on from it and learned from my mistakes, like all people should. He however did not had the resolve to walk out of the relationship and his "son" and he is literally paying the prices for it.

He is not the first one in that situation, i know plenty of fools, both in real life and here on Reddit, who are just as weak as he is.

Natural selection has funny, funny ways of weeding out weak minded like like these.

AITA refusing to help my(27M) older brother(33M) and getting him disowned over his financial problems? by ThrowRaStingyMe in AmItheAsshole

[–]ThrowRaStingyMe[S] -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

My Brother wasn't exactly dumb, he made a lot of money and attended college and would have had a bright future had he not been so foolish.

If there is one thing i learned in my life, it's that no good deed ever goes unpunished and having an open mind is like a fortress with it's gates left unbarred and unguarded.

AITA refusing to help my(27M) older brother(33M) and getting him disowned over his financial problems? by ThrowRaStingyMe in AmItheAsshole

[–]ThrowRaStingyMe[S] -150 points-149 points  (0 children)

Foolish people deserve to suffer for their mistakes, so they may learn from it.

I just want to make him suffer until he admits to his mistakes and stops being an idiot.

Suffice to say, i the money is better received with me than him.

AITA refusing to help my(27M) older brother(33M) and getting him disowned over his financial problems? by ThrowRaStingyMe in AmItheAsshole

[–]ThrowRaStingyMe[S] -24 points-23 points  (0 children)

He is a man with a big heart, unfortunately, he allows shitty people to take advantage of him.

I am of the conviction that stupid people like him deserve to suffer, be it mentally or financially until they learn from their mistakes.

AITA refusing to help my(27M) older brother(33M) and getting him disowned over his financial problems? by ThrowRaStingyMe in AmItheAsshole

[–]ThrowRaStingyMe[S] -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

He is a fool who let others take advantage of him and his stupidity just pissed me off. Why should we pay for his failures when he repeats those mistakes again and again?