9 Things We Learned from The Men’s Club
We’ve learned a few things about life from The Men’s Club. Some of the lessons are useful, others are best left on the screen, but whether we agree with the boys or not, they’ve taught us a thing or two.
Bro code is strong until a woman enters the group chat.
The bros can have all the rules they want, but once a woman gets involved, someone is bound to start making exceptions, and the code no longer matters as much as everyone claimed.
Being rich and being emotionally stable are two different things.
A big part of self-awareness when you have some money is understanding that financial stability doesn’t guarantee emotional stability, especially when those emotions stem from relationship problems.
Money can buy almost everything except peace.
If you’re not careful, the more money you have, the more problems you’ll seem to attract. Financial wisdom is realising that not every problem can be solved with a bank transfer or a pile of cash.
Your friends will support your bad decisions, then judge you privately.
I mean, what are friends for if not to support your crazy ideas? As long as they’ve checked and know you’ll survive, they’ll back you, but that doesn’t mean they won’t give you the side-eye right after.
If your wife is showing you pepper, you need a steady girlfriend.
That’s what some people would have you believe. That the easy way out is to add another relationship to the mix instead of fixing what is at home, even though what waits at the end of the tunnel is complicated.
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