Stuart 🔞

You're not single because you're unlucky. You're single because you're a 90s man looking for love in a 2026 world. You want loyalty. You want peace. You want a woman who actually VALUES commitment. You want that old-school, ride-or-die love. Wake up. That shit is DEAD. Modern women don't know loyalty. They don't understand commitment. They don't believe in devotion. They were not built for devotion, they were built for OPTIONS. You are holding a standard from an era where women were raised to be wives. This era? Women are raised to be brands. Followers, validation, attention. That's their currency. This generation was raised on Instagram likes, TikTok attention & feminism that told them commitment is slavery and loyalty is oppression. You can't find 90s love in 2026 women. They were never taught it. They don't want it. They can't even COMPREHEND it. You want a wife, they want a fanbase. You're not unlucky. You're just playing the wrong game with old rules. You expect traditional loyalty from women who have ZERO traditional values. So you have two choices: 1. Lower your standards & accept the modern mess - cheating, situationships, "we're talking" for 6 months. 2. Or keep your standards & stay single until you find the 1% that still has old soul values. Stop lying to yourself. The love you are looking for is EXTINCT in this generation. Either adapt to the chaos, or stay solid & stay alone. Your choice.

My American friend in Tokyo asked how far I drive to see my parents. "Two hours," I said. "Oh nice. So they live close." Close?? In Japan, two hours is a trip. We stop at a rest area. We buy souvenirs. We text the family "we made it." Tokyo to Osaka is about 6 hours by car. Japanese people talk about that drive like it was the Oregon Trail. Then he casually mentioned he once drove 14 hours. For a wedding. And drove back the next day. So I need to hear this from more of you. What's the longest drive you've ever done in one go? From where to where? 🚗 (Texans: "Texas to Texas" counts.)

It's been nearly 20 years since I last played :) finally had an evening to set up a board. I used most of my pieces. couldn't think of a good use for the GI Joe acid tiles tho I call in the Abbey of the Wellspring