I wanted to present someone who is a very good and contemporary picture of why “good” men have such a hard time later in life keeping a wife. I wanted to show everyone that we are watching the Red Pill principle of Hypergamy-is-the-Female-Imperative play out in real time. Ladies and GentleDudes, I present to you…….Selena Gomez. She is the perfect modern example of someone that will never be able to be a faithful and loyal wife. She is currently 22 years old, smack dab in the middle of her prime, cute as a button, and could command the attention and commitment of almost any man that she wanted. So what is she doing? She’s giving her best to her on-again, off-again, Bad Boy boyfriend. The Bieber. She was supposedly, supposedly a virgin when they first got together, and she wore a purity ring…but of course that flew off of her finger the nanosecond she connected with Bieber.
And of course it would, because she is literally living every little girl’s dream: she has a career, money, and fame in both acting and music, but the cherry on top is that she is dating the hottest teen idol on the planet. The coolest of the cool kids. The one boy that every female under the age of 25 would die to be with, and she’s got him. At least sometimes.
She most likely gave him her virginity, he’s an out of control bad boy who can’t stay out of trouble more than 24 hours, he’s famous, popular on a global scale, and most likely cheating on her. In other words, he has every single tingle inducing quality that a woman would ever want. If this man is indeed her first love, we can predict Selena’s future; it’s going to be precisely the same as Shirley Jones’:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/24/shirley-jones_0_n_3647862.html
“If Jack hadn’t fully come to terms with my sexual boundaries before, after that night in Las Vegas with Jean, he now understood conclusively that threesomes were just not my thing. From then on, I assumed that he went his own way, sexually speaking, and, I guess, had threesomes with other women instead. I was still madly in love with him, and my awareness of his many infidelities, in whatever permutations he chose, didn’t tarnish my love for him. Nor did our threesome with Jean.”
Jones admits that she knowingly turned a blind eye to his many indiscretions.
“Off camera, in the real world, the Swinging Seventies were in full bloom, and Jack was determined to explore every aspect of the new sexual freedom. He wanted it all: swinging, pornography, drugs, group sex. I carried on just looking away and ignoring his infidelities.“
“He was never able to be alone, so now he wanted me to take him back. I didn’t have to think too long about my answer. We had three children together, he was their father, and despite everything I still loved him. The psychiatrist I was then seeing told me that I was making a big mistake by taking him back: “You are never going to change that man. Don’t go back into this marriage thinking you can.” He was right, of course, but the Shirley Jones who had fallen so deeply in love with Jack Cassidy so many years ago wasn’t prepared to relinquish her dream man. And I didn’t.“This isn’t the first time Jones has opened up about her relationship with Cassidy, who died in a fire in 1976. She told newspapers in 1983 that if he were alive, she doubted that she would have ever married her second husband Marty Ingels, to whom she is still married.“He wanted to come back (to me) right up to the day he died,” she said. “And as I realized later, I wanted him. That’s the terrible part. Much as I love Marty and have a wonderful relationship –- I’d say this with Marty sitting here –- I’m not sure if Jack were alive I’d be married to Marty.“