Richard Whipple:  

Opened my own consulting firm back home in Montreal after starting a publishing company dropping out of university in Prince Edward Island to do it. Busy times for a 20 year old and they continued with varying degrees of success until I was 34. Whether it was in art or in business, I determined I was not going to meet a woman worthy to marry by being a landmark. So, childless and unmarried, I decided I had to go search for a wife, which I did. The search took me around the world - good job I had made the money I did . But it seems, in the end, you can have one or the other, and with Feminism the way it is, a man mostly ends up with neither. I still have my creative writing. I am in the process of establishing myself as an author these days after two careers, one as business consultant and the other as publisher. Who knows? Maybe I will go full circle after I am done and self-publish and then market....? I look at the woke culture and the defilement of male role-models in popular and genre entertainment and going my own way is a course I may have to revisit. I have a lovely daughter, born to me when I was 47. I home school her now we are in Canada. Canadian culture has changed a great deal since 9/11. I had no idea the terrorists had managed to take away all our freedom and comfort replacing it with state planning and Communism. I have seen the face of Communism up close, living within its structures while searching for a traditional housewife, and I see what it has done to people in Russia (Holodomor), China (Great Famine) Cambodia (Killing Fields) et cetera is maki...Expand for more