Explore why many Western men are disengaging from relationships with Western women, citing movements like “Passport Bros” and MGTOW. The video argues that modern relationships often leave men feeling undervalued, leading them to seek fulfilment through alternative paths that prioritise personal peace and autonomy
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A marriage between a 60-year-old Australian man and a 40-year-old Vietnamese woman offers emotional enrichment, companionship, and cultural diversity but poses risks like health disparities, menopause-related challenges, societal judgment, and differing priorities. Success depends on empathy, communication, cultural sensitivity, and proactive planning
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Menopause and divorce
A woman gives her heartfelt reality of the statistic that 70% of Australian divorces are because of menopause. Australian media personalities Carrie Bickmore and Tommy Little are angry and sad on her behalf. No family should have to weather her storm over which she sadly has no control. How about science do more to help women out?
A relationship coach shares how you can identify if the woman you’re dating values physical intimacy. There are five key signs to look for, and four questions you can ask a woman on a date to determine her view on physical closeness. If you value physical intimacy and want to date with this value, then you don’t want to miss these videos
“I’d rather not even attempt to try to become intimate because of how I feel after getting turned down. I’ll also add that even after coming home from work, and making dinner, or doing other chores, my stay-at-home wife can’t find the time or make the effort to look at me with admiration for putting a roof over our heads, or fixing the car, or working 6 or yes, even 7 days a week? She has managed to gain 150lbs since we got married. Maybe she did that as a means to get me to not engage in intimacy.”
“I’d rather not even attempt to try to become intimate because of how I feel after getting turned down. I’ll also add that even after coming home from work, and making dinner, or doing other chores, my stay-at-home wife can’t find the time or make the effort to look at me with admiration for putting a roof over our heads, or fixing the car, or working 6 or yes, even 7 days a week? She has managed to gain 150lbs since we got married. Maybe she did that as a means to get me to not engage in intimacy.”
“I once dated a girl that would say, “OK, let’s get it over with,” prior to having sex. It turned me off, and I had to end the relationship.”
“My first wife asked me why I wanted a divorce after 25+ years of marriage. I asked her where do you fit into my life? You are not a partner in the boardroom. You take no interest in my business ventures. You are not a partner in the playroom. You take no interest in any of my hobbies and outside interests. You are not a partner in the bedroom and haven’t been since the kids were born. So where do you fit into my life. All I am is a provider; a housemate could do that for you.”
Family is central to Vietnamese relationships, shaping values, decision-making, and partner selection. Elders provide guidance, and family approval is vital for commitments like marriage. While modern influences are reshaping dynamics, traditional expectations around filial piety and family roles remain deeply ingrained in Vietnamese culture
This article outlines challenges Vietnamese women face in relationships, including balancing traditional and modern roles, family expectations, societal pressures, communication barriers, and external discrimination. It emphasizes the importance of understanding these dynamics to foster healthier, more respectful, and mutually supportive relationships