I've been seeing ads for law firms specializing in divorce. 🤔
Is it just me, or does this look like PUA tactics to anyone else? Like, if Andrew Tate (or a scammer in India) were to set up shop with a racket targeting married guys, I imagine it would look like this.
And the sad part is: Even if some idealistic red-pill lawyer existed, it's just too late. The heart strings of men have been pulled past the point of breaking. No one's buying this shit, & we are locked in for societal collapse. 🍻
@YoMomz It's a really good advertising,since courts and most law firms side with the feminine,in the past most guys would walk away,not even mounting a defense and the woman gets everything.2nd divorce I hired a attorney advertising this way for men and I was absorbing red pill content as well that help me attack and put the woman on defense,once her intentions to end the marriage I made the decision to file first because it gave me the upper hand
