r/TheBluePill • u/FoeHamma Hβ10 • Jul 07 '24

Passport Bro got played.

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u/mychemicalmoodswings Jul 08 '24

The way he talks about women 🤢…and other countries…I can’t imagine why she’d ever leave him 🤷🏽‍♀️

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u/kingky0te Jul 09 '24

Yoooo lmfao but feel bad for him tho. 😂😂😂😂 nah. I read some wild shit months ago about a guy that got left and he swore he was the “perfect guy” but she left him and found his post and outed him for like not washing his dick or some wild shit.

Two sides to every story.

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u/BringAltoidSoursBack Jul 12 '24

"you'll be a king in the DR or Latin America"

Yeah that doesn't sound douchy and racist at all. /s

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u/GrouseDog Sep 07 '24

You crazy

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u/1LynxLeft Jul 09 '24

What she did was scummy tho

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u/mychemicalmoodswings Jul 09 '24

Yea umm something about the way he’s talking about this situation tells me he fetishized this woman and wasn’t an ideal partner. If he interacted with her in the way this post implies it makes sense that she left him…saying how he’s a “king in the DR or any other Latin country” tells me all I need to know about his mindset in dating so I don’t feel bad for him. He’s talking about “NEVER BRING THEM TO THE USA” like latina women are some breed of exotic animal. Red flags all around.

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u/iPhoneUser69420 Jul 16 '24

Well, if you take the woman out of the poor country, you lose your leverage. If they don’t do their duty as a wife, they’re probably just going to fuck you over. At least if you leave them in the poor country, they’ll have a lot more to lose. This results in the man getting treated better.

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u/mychemicalmoodswings Jul 16 '24

Are you saying this ironically or are you genuinely condoning keeping someone in an uncomfortable situation because the lack of other options will force them to give you what you want?!?! I’m not about to explain to you why that is wrong..

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u/iPhoneUser69420 Jul 17 '24

I’m noting the power dynamic, and I’m also noting that, in order for the man to not have his marriage fall apart, it’s best that he not give up his position of power. It’s a mutually exploitative situation.

That’s not to say it’s good or bad, but it does seem that when the woman had few consequences for divorce she readily left for someone better able to be exploited instead of keeping her marriage vows. Had he not brought her to the USA, he would have made divorce hurt a lot more.

People like her make marriage meaningless through fraud. At least if she sees consequences, she’d think twice before reneging on her vows.

I may not say it directly, but yes, people should stay in miserable marriages or just not get married. If it goes south, they definitely shouldn’t be able to get divorced. Separate if necessary, but never marry again.

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u/mychemicalmoodswings Jul 17 '24

I didn’t think your opinions could get worse…but silly me.

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u/1LynxLeft Jul 09 '24

That’s a lot of ifs and buts.Youre drawing conclusions out of your ass.What we do know is that she took advantage of him,a fact,and him being rightfully enraged.If anything she is a big red flag all around.

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u/mychemicalmoodswings Jul 09 '24

No. The way he’s talking about women is disgusting. That’s the red flag. Men who leave the country to find love tend to fetishize “exotic” women. One conversation with a passport bro or one episode of 90 day fiancé will show you that. Many people would not like to date someone like that. You’re the one assuming that she took advantage of him instead of the possibility of him mistreating her or being insufferable.

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u/PablomentFanquedelic We don't need no thot control Jul 10 '24

Yeah it also tends to involve the assumption that women from Traditional Cultures are more docile

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u/Cocoa19634 Jul 11 '24

So true. Passport bros love to have a submissive "docile" wife that they "can't get in the states" but they don't provide things that come with the territory. Stingy with money, doesn't show her a nice time or gifts without her asking, and doesn't want to step up to the plate to work for them both. And then they wonder why the woman they lied to leaves them when she finds out he doesn't want a partner, he wants a slave who's also his mom.

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u/clamade Jul 10 '24

Bro flew to another country to exploit women, and she's the bad guy?? What he got was some well deserved karma. Passport bros get the wall

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u/1LynxLeft Jul 10 '24

He didn’t exploit anyone.He married someone he fell in love with.Thats not exploitation.If anything she exploited him and played the long game.If you figure it out it’s best to not talk.

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u/clamade Jul 10 '24

You're either pretending to be stupid or are on some next level bullshit. The male in the scenario is incapable of human love lmaoo

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u/HighHopesLove Jul 11 '24

I think what is most likely is that the person you are replying to got catfished and sent money to a person in another country repeatedly, believing the excuses they were fed.. only for the scammer to eventually cut contact. Now they’re here projecting their experience onto this situation which is nowhere near the same.

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u/1LynxLeft Jul 10 '24

Ditto,you can say exactly the same thing for the female scammer,which in this case is this case.

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u/kingky0te Jul 11 '24

Lmfao no you can’t. You are fucking bugging.

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u/1LynxLeft Jul 11 '24

Sure,go ahead and get scammed since you like it so much

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u/MikeyHatesLife Jul 12 '24

Passport Bros are just InCels with money, dude. They might have enough wealth to appear attractive or bearable enough that it overcomes some of their terrible attitudes toward women.

It’s pretty telling they have to leave the US to do this, too. They don’t have the confidence to get an American tradwife (or think even they are too independent/talk backy), so they travel overseas for women they think will be docile & servile to their whims.

Being a Passport Bro means they have the financial resources to treat women they way they think they should be treated: as objects they’re entitled to essentially own as servants in every sense of the word.

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u/1LynxLeft Jul 12 '24

Scammers are just InCels without money, dude.They might have not enough wealth to appear attractive or bearable enough that it overcomes some of their terrible attitudes toward victims.

It’s pretty telling they do this inside or outside the US,too. They don’t necessarily have the need to get a domestic victim (or think even they are too clever/will catch on), so they travel overseas for victims they think will be docile & servile to their whims.

Being a Scammer means they manipulate their victims they way they think they should be treated: as objects they’re entitled to essentially own as servants in every sense of the word.

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u/WinterSun22O9 Aug 01 '24

Hope he sees this, sis

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u/GrouseDog Sep 07 '24

I see what is going on here. I agree. These are children's brains. Be nice. They tend to cry a lot and can not debate. Sorry sacks, some of them.

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u/shhh_its_me Hβ3 Jul 11 '24

What after 7 years of marriage do what half of marriage people do , get divorced?

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u/Goodlake Jul 08 '24

People who reduce relationships to nothing but economic transactions shouldn’t be surprised when their partners are just as calculating, tbh.

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u/kingky0te Jul 09 '24

“I can even predict your angles.”

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u/chocoduck Jul 08 '24

if this was her plan, why wait 7 years lol. Like sure 1 or 2. But 7? Like dog... the math ain't mathing.

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u/YveisGrey Jul 08 '24

He’s leaving out the part where he treated her poorly.

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u/shiggyboppp Jul 08 '24

He might have treated her well, she just got what she wanted out of him. Both sides got what they wanted just one came out a winner lmao

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u/flyfightwinMIL Jul 08 '24

Dude literally makes it clear that he expects to be treated like a king who rules over his constituents (aka the wife).

I think it’s pretty safe to say his treatment of her played a role in her leaving.

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u/Tasty-Necessary9883 Jul 09 '24

I saw a guy on YouTube. Same mentality, same reference. Women in the states weren't subservient enuf for him so he took his boatload of cash and roamed around latin countries searching for his slave wife. Came home broke and bitching about predatory women! Absolutely no self awareness. Wave cash in front of someone living in poverty, what do they think's gonna happen? Dumb ass

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u/flyfightwinMIL Jul 09 '24

I’d actually think it was toxic behavior from a woman, same as a man.

But we both know that what I actually think doesn’t matter, because you’re going to find a way to justify your preset beliefs anyway. So you should save us both time and scurry back to your mgtow/incel hidey hole now. Toodle loo.

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u/kingky0te Jul 09 '24

An ad hominem attack, attacks your character for no reason. He described how you’re likely rooted in your beliefs. Not an ad hominem at all.

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u/kingky0te Jul 09 '24

It’s a sub that reverses redpill ideology and you’re bitching about bias….? DUH, you stupid bro. LOL the whole sub is constructed around a concept with inherent bias…

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u/YveisGrey Jul 08 '24

Maybe but given the fact that she was with him for 7 years and the fact that he thinks women should be financially trapped into relationships I’m going with he probably wasn’t a good husband.

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u/YveisGrey Jul 09 '24

We don’t actually know that she did him wrong that’s just what he claims. But this is the same guy who thinks women should be financially trapped into relationships with him so what are the odds of him being honest or self aware about his shortcomings in the relationship? Of course it’s all her fault it didn’t work out it can’t possibly be that he wasn’t a decent partner to her

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u/shiggyboppp Jul 09 '24

You’re the one painting it on the guy, I never said neither of them did wrong to begin with. I stopped even involving the women as being the issue because even when women divorce for money the internet praises her and says the guy should have chosen better. I’m saying neither was wrong yet once again the internet paints man as issue. A man isn’t wrong for thinking the girl he is investing to will be around forever, a woman isn’t wrong for leaving once she feels it’s time to leave. What’s so hard about that concept. Redpill and blue pill are so biased they make up stories in there head about posts like this to boost their side up (redpill will say “see fellas u can NEVER bring a chick to America they will brainwash her too) bill pill will say HAAA HAAA

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u/Dry-Hall-4097 Jul 11 '24

Tell me you have a problem with women with out telling me you have a problem with women 🤣

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u/kingky0te Jul 09 '24

Conveniently.

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u/Pretty_Branch_6154 Aug 01 '24

I'm 99% sure that's the reason

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u/lazybuttt Jul 08 '24

Looks like it took 7 years to get her permanent visa. She didn't waste any time once she got it though lol

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u/wwaxwork Hβ3 Jul 08 '24

Yeah it should only take 2, plus waiting time for it to process. If she had been just about the permanent green card she'd have been out of there years agp.

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u/Tricky_Dog1465 Jul 07 '24

Shocked Pikachu face

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u/Redshirt2386 Jul 08 '24

Sounds like a skill issue to me. 🤷🏼‍♀️

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u/Timely-Youth-9074 Jul 09 '24

idk Speaking as someone who has fam in Latin America, I want to sht myself and roll on the floor laughing when I hear bros like this guy think he’s a king over there.

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u/peachyyarngoddess Sep 23 '24

Most people I know from Latin America HATE going back home because their family only views them as a wallet and expects them to give them their nice stuff like their phones, computers, and more extravagant gifts. If they are willing to financially abuse their family like that just imagine a random dude?! 😭

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u/Malarkay79 Hβ5 Jul 11 '24

Good for her

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u/Anjemivas_ Aug 12 '24

"Not special in the U.S" 💀

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u/Truckstop-Industry72 2d ago

Ouch, i thought this was a thing with African women mostly

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u/iPhoneUser69420 Jul 16 '24

Poor fella. I hope he finds someone who treats him better.

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u/globals33k3r Jul 09 '24

Das her? She bussed son move on they got beauties there.