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Okay, a dating myth totally debunked.

I have evidence. I have actual receipts. Okay. So since I started the core, I've learned so much about alignment and I always say having cameras on both parties,

meaning I've always understood a woman's perspective. And then, yes, some men sharing things with me.

But like now, really, with apples to apples, I could see the differences between men and women

in dating and also all the stereotypes that are true and untrue. And I've talked before about

many people saying there are no great men out there, categorically

false.

Men think that all women are gold diggers.

Like, there are a lot, a lot.

And women do want a man with money, but false, meaning gold diggers are not allowed in here.

And it's such a broad term anyway, like what a gold digger means.

There are many women in the core that would like someone

who has quote unquote a big program. But if these women don't bring anything to the table and just

have their hands out and are expecting, then they're not a good fit. So what do I mean? Like,

if I want to be with someone who's at a certain

success level, which does shift, by the way, you go in wanting the apartment you want and then you

end up giving up on a ceiling or a floor or a location or something because God does it give you

everything and choices are so big now. I was talking to someone last night about the fact

that I talk about if a little corner

is bent on the puzzle piece, it doesn't fit. There are so many more puzzle pieces now than years

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