Sandman, first, kudos to you for your videos, and for the Manosphere in general. I live here in Washington, DC and I work for the US government doing IT management in the defense sector. Right now, I'm about 12 years away from retirement, which will put me into my early 50s. And I have a couple of questions that I hope you could answer for me and that you can share with your wider audience in video form. In my early 30s, due to the one-two-punch of the tech bubble of the late 90s bursting and the aftermath of 9/11, I enlisted in the US Army because I needed the steady income and some solid momentum in my life. Since most of the jobs I've had until that time were either temporary or contract jobs -- and low-paying at that. I took a risk and enlisted in the Army right when the Iraq War was ramping up, and ended up serving two tours in Iraq. Fortunately, I was in communications and working with computers and networks, so I wasn't on the "front line," as it were, but safely ensconced in air-conditioned offices, fixing computers, etc. My time in the Army really opened my eyes, firsthand, to the "bitch, slut, or dyke" types of women that you talked about in one of your previous video about women in the army. I'm currently in a relationship with a woman who's my own age. She's never been married and has never had any children. She works as a government social worker with sexually abused children. She makes a good salary and has her own condo, so she's not dependent on me financially. She's close to
her family while I'm not, (for various reasons) and we have a shared group of friends. We've not talked about marriage yet and she's not displayed any baby rabies thus far.
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