Most relationship advice is lies Most relationship advice is designed to seduce...

Most relationship advice is lies

Most relationship advice is designed to seduce the reader to steal their attention or money, not to teach anything useful, uncover a truth, or help you have a healthy relationship.

That’s why it’s all lies, excuses, and manipulation. Trickery.

I don’t need to seduce you. I have all the attention I want from my wife, children, friends, and family, and I don’t need your money.

What I do need is to speak the truth. It’s more than just wanting to correct stupid advice I see on a social media post. I need to speak truth the way an artist needs to paint or a singer needs to sing. It’s what I do.

Besides my need to speak truth, I have a deep love for people, including you, the reader. When I see foolish advice, I have the wisdom to know how much that is going to hurt you if you follow it. I don’t want you to fail because you got psyoped by some idiot with no experience or discernment who is spouting the excuses they use to cope with ruining their own relationships or projecting their deficiencies onto you.

You deserve better. You deserve the truth.

Most people online giving you advice are bitter failures in their personal lives. They have no idea how to help you, and they don’t care because they are not in the people-helping business; they are in the attention-harvesting business.

Be very careful who you give attention to. Those who speak the truth are going to occasionally offend, make you uncomfortable, and have strong words. You are not always going to like the things I say, but they are true and useful nonetheless. What I say will bring you happiness, health, and wealth.

Or you can have their beautiful, seductive poisoned apple of lies, a comfort that kills you slowly.