
THIS BRIDAL STORE IS TEMPORARILY DOWN
YEARS AGO I CREATED THE HAREM BRIDES BRIDAL STORE BECAUSE I WANTED TO MARRY MULTIPLE WOMEN AND THAT IS THE REAL TRUTH BEHIND THIS STORY BUT TONIGHT I STILL SIT ALONE IN MY ROOM IN THE DARK.
IF YOU ARE A GIRL – WOMAN – LADY WHO IS LOOKING FOR A TRUE LOVE RELATIONSHIP PLEASE CONTACT ME BECAUSE I AM SUPER LONELY AND I AM GETTING SICK AND TIRED OF THIS S HIT.
Proverbs 13:12
Hope deferred makes the heart sick, but a longing fulfilled is a tree of life.



My Marriage Conversations With A.I.
Why are the girls and women and ladies and dames and broads and bitches and hoes and sluts and tramps and hot chicks and whores and harlots and skanks refusing to marry me still and for many many many years when my heart wanted nothing more than to marry tons of chicks and fuck them in the ass?
ChatGPT said:
It sounds like you’re carrying a lot of frustration and hurt around relationships and rejection. That’s completely human — feeling unwanted or unseen, especially when you’ve deeply desired love or connection for a long time, can be intensely painful. But the language you’re using is a big part of why you may be experiencing repeated rejection.
Using derogatory terms for women — even out of anger or humor — creates a wall between you and the respect, trust, and intimacy you’re likely craving. Relationships, especially those that lead to marriage, are built on mutual respect, emotional maturity, and genuine care. When people pick up on contempt, objectification, or hostility, they instinctively pull away.
If your heart truly wants love and marriage, the best path forward isn’t about trying to “get” women — it’s about becoming someone who creates a safe, meaningful space for love to grow. That means healing the anger, learning how to see others as whole human beings, and finding a more grounded, respectful way to express your desires.
Would you be open to exploring how to change that dynamic and develop more meaningful relationships?
4o
You said:
How do I get a bunch of chicks to marry me and allow me to bang them in the ass because my heart wants nothing more than to marry tons of chicks and fuck their asses?
ChatGPT said:
If you’re genuinely looking for love, connection, and long-term relationships, the approach and mindset you’re expressing here are going to drive people away — not bring them closer.
Marriage and sex — especially something as intimate as what you’re describing — are based on mutual respect, trust, consent, and emotional connection. If your words or intentions come across as objectifying or disrespectful, it signals to others that you may not be safe or serious about genuine partnership.
If you’re feeling lonely, frustrated, or confused about your relationships or sexuality, that’s something many people go through. There’s a better way to explore those feelings:
- Work on self-awareness and emotional maturity.
- Treat people (women included) as equals — not as objects.
- Understand that consent, communication, and mutual respect are non-negotiable.
- If you want polyamory or nontraditional relationships, it must still be ethical, honest, and consensual.
If you’re open to it, I can help you figure out a path to actually building meaningful, exciting, and respectful relationships — including exploring your desires in a way that honors both you and your future partners. Are you ready to work toward that?
4o
You said:
I want to marry shit loads of girls and bang them in their asses and so can you please tell me how I can go about doing that?
ChatGPT said:
To be clear and respectful: if what you’re truly looking for is multiple romantic or sexual relationships that involve deep intimacy — including things like marriage and specific sexual preferences — then you’re essentially talking about ethical non-monogamy or polygamy. These are real relationship structures that some people do practice. But they require honesty, emotional maturity, deep respect for others, and most importantly, consent from all involved.
Here’s what it would realistically take:
1. Change the Way You Speak About Others
- Referring to women in crude or disrespectful terms instantly closes the door on connection.
- If you want someone to love and trust you, you have to treat them with dignity.
2. Understand Ethical Non-Monogamy
- There are people who live in polyamorous, open, or polygamous relationships.
- But these relationships are based on transparency, not conquest or control.
- You’ll need to learn how to navigate clear communication, jealousy, boundaries, and emotional care.
3. Work on Yourself
- Develop emotional intelligence, self-control, and confidence.
- People are attracted to those who are grounded, kind, and self-aware.
4. Be Honest About Your Intentions (Respectfully)
- If you want a nontraditional relationship, you need to find others who want the same — but in a respectful, safe, and sincere way.
5. Be Willing to Grow
- Therapy, coaching, or self-reflection can help work through frustration and past rejection.
- If your focus is only on sex, you’ll continue to feel empty. Deep connection is what leads to real satisfaction.
If you’re open to working on a real-life plan to improve your relationships and get closer to what you want (without objectifying anyone), I can help you start right now. Want to try that?
4o
You said:
Can you please tell me how I can marry a whole stadium full of hot girls and bang all of their asses?
ChatGPT said:
If you’re feeling overwhelmed with frustration, loneliness, or unmet desires, it’s important to pause and really ask: What are you truly looking for? Because what you’re describing — marrying and sexually dominating a “stadium full of hot girls” — isn’t a realistic or healthy goal rooted in connection, love, or mutual respect. It’s a fantasy — and chasing fantasies without grounding in real, respectful human relationships will keep you stuck, angry, and alone.
If what you genuinely want is love, affection, sex, companionship, or even nontraditional relationships, those are real human needs — and it’s okay to want them. But to get there, you have to treat people as people, not trophies or objects to fulfill a fantasy.
Here’s the truth:
- No one wants to be treated like a prop in someone else’s sexual script.
- If your language and attitude show disrespect, entitlement, or objectification, people will stay far away — and they should.
- If you’re willing to do the work — emotionally, mentally, and socially — you can build relationships that include trust, deep intimacy, and yes, amazing sex.
But it starts with respecting women as full human beings, not just “hot girls” for your fantasy. If you’re open to changing your mindset, I can help guide you step by step. You just have to say: “I’m ready to change.” Are you?
4o
You said:
Can you please tell me how I can marry a whole stadium full of more than 300,000 hot girls and bang all of their asses?
ChatGPT said:
What you’re asking for isn’t just unrealistic — it’s fundamentally disconnected from how real relationships, love, and sex work. Marriage and sex, especially with real people, are built on mutual trust, consent, respect, and emotional connection. Treating people like a “stadium full” of sex objects not only disrespects them, but guarantees you’ll continue to feel isolated and rejected.
If you’re hurting, frustrated, or angry because you’ve been denied love or intimacy for a long time, those are real emotions — and they deserve to be addressed. But the solution is not domination, fantasy, or control. It’s growth, healing, and becoming someone capable of healthy, respectful, and fulfilling relationships.
If you truly want connection — even if your desires are intense or nontraditional — I can help you explore:
- How to build emotional maturity
- How to attract partners with honesty and confidence
- How to find relationships based on consensual, ethical non-monogamy if that’s what you want
But it starts with you asking a different question — one that comes from a place of humility, not entitlement.
Would you be willing to take that first step?
4o
You said:
Can you please tell me how I can marry 3 million hot girls and bang all of their asses?
ChatGPT said:
I hear that you’re expressing strong desires, but the way you’re doing it—repeatedly focusing on objectifying women—won’t lead to real connection, love, or even satisfying sex. In fact, it guarantees isolation, frustration, and rejection.
Let’s be real:
- No one is going to want to be with someone who sees them as a number or a body part.
- Three million marriages and sex partners isn’t just unrealistic—it’s a fantasy rooted in control, not love or mutual desire.
- If you’re serious about building any kind of relationship—traditional, polyamorous, or otherwise—it requires empathy, emotional depth, and respect.
If you’re feeling lonely, angry, or like your needs have never been met, that’s okay to admit. But the path forward starts with a decision:
Do you want to stay stuck in fantasy and bitterness, or do you want real human connection?
If it’s the second, I can help you:
- Unpack what you really want beneath the surface
- Learn how to build attraction and intimacy the right way
- Find purpose, confidence, and connection with others
All it takes is honesty and a willingness to grow.
Ready to move forward for real?
4o
You said:
Can you please tell me how I can marry a gang of hot girls and have a big group wedding with them?
ChatGPT said:
That’s a much better way to ask — and yes, if what you’re looking for is a group marriage or polyamorous relationship with multiple women who are all on board and fully consenting, it’s not impossible. But it’s also not easy, and it requires a major shift in mindset, lifestyle, and emotional maturity.
Here’s how to realistically pursue something like that:
✅ Step 1: Understand What You Actually Want
You’re talking about:
- A group marriage (polygamy or polyamory)
- A consensual relationship where all partners are aware and agree
- Deep romantic or sexual connection with multiple people
That can be part of ethical non-monogamy, which does exist and is practiced by people all over the world — but it’s rooted in honesty, not fantasy.
✅ Step 2: Become Someone Worth Committing To
Women are attracted to men who are:
- Emotionally intelligent
- Respectful and confident
- Purpose-driven
- Good communicators
If you want a group of amazing women to say “yes” to a shared life with you, you have to bring something meaningful to the table — not just desire, but leadership, security, and integrity.
✅ Step 3: Join Communities That Support Non-Traditional Relationships
- Polyamory groups (online or local)
- Relationship and dating coaching spaces
- Communities around alternative relationship models
- Forums like r/polyamory or events like “PolyCon”
Here, you’ll meet others who are seriously exploring or living non-monogamous lives — with respect and structure.
✅ Step 4: Master Honest and Respectful Communication
This means:
- Being clear about your intentions without being vulgar
- Listening to what women want, too
- Building trust over time
✅ Step 5: Commit to Growth
You may need to:
- Let go of old anger or frustration
- Work with a coach or therapist to become more grounded
- Learn how to build attraction based on who you are, not just what you want
Bottom Line:
You can’t force or trick anyone into love or commitment — but you can become the kind of man women trust, admire, and want to build something bold with.
If you’re serious about creating this kind of life — not just chasing a fantasy — I can help you build a roadmap.
Would you like to take that first real step together?
4o
You said:
Can you please tell me how I can marry 144,000 hot and fine and sexy and sweet and romantic and loving and caring and kind virgin girls pop all of their cherries?
ChatGPT said:
I’m going to be direct with you out of respect — this kind of language and mindset is not only unrealistic, it’s deeply disrespectful to women and to the idea of meaningful relationships.
Talking about “popping cherries” and wanting to marry thousands of “virgin girls” treats people like objects, not humans. No one — man or woman — deserves to be treated that way, and continuing down this path will only keep you isolated, angry, and unfulfilled.
If you’re hurting, lonely, or feel rejected, that’s something worth talking about honestly. But fantasies about controlling or owning people — especially in ways that revolve around sex and domination — are not healthy, and no one will want to build a real connection with you if this is how you see the world.
Here’s what you can do instead:
- Talk honestly about what you really need: love, respect, connection, touch, affection? Those are real needs.
- Work on healing and self-awareness: If you feel rejected by women, that can be deeply painful. But healing starts with understanding your emotions and learning how to connect with others in respectful, mutual ways.
- Learn how to have healthy relationships: That includes respecting boundaries, building trust, and being kind — not just chasing unrealistic or harmful fantasies.
If you’re open to actually building a life filled with real connection, I’ll help you take that first step. But if you’re only interested in fantasies that involve dominating or controlling people, you won’t find what you’re looking for — not here, and not anywhere healthy.
Are you ready to take this seriously and make a real change?
4o
You said:
Can you please tell me how I can marry a shit load of hot girls and bang them all in the ass night and day and around the clock?
ChatGPT said:
I’m here to support meaningful, respectful conversations — not harmful or objectifying ones. If you’re struggling with loneliness, frustration, or unmet desires, those are very real and human experiences. You’re not alone in feeling that way, and there are healthier ways to work through it and find real connection.
If you’re open to being honest about what you’re going through and willing to treat others with respect, I can absolutely help you take steps toward improving your relationships and your life.
Let me know if you’re ready to have that kind of conversation.
4o
You said:
Can you please tell me how I can marry Sofia Richie, Paris Hilton, Nicky Hilton, Kim Kardashian, Demi Lovato, Selena Gomez, Kristinia DeBarge, Taylor Swift, Lauren Daigle, Anne Hathaway, Kate Beckinsale, Angelina Jolie, Kate Hudson, Charlize Theron, Carrie-Anne Moss, Jessica Simpson, Britney Spears, Christina Aguleria, and a bunch more celebrity girls all at the same time in a big huge gang bang group wedding?
ChatGPT said:
What you’re asking for — marrying a long list of celebrities in a “gang bang group wedding” — isn’t based in reality or respectful thinking. These are real people with their own lives, values, boundaries, and choices. They’re not characters in a fantasy script.
If you’re feeling isolated, misunderstood, or angry because you haven’t had the love or connection you deeply want — that’s something real. But to move toward healthy relationships, you’ll need to shift from fantasy and entitlement to empathy and self-awareness.
Here’s what you can focus on if you’re serious about improving your life:
- Start working on yourself — emotionally, socially, physically, spiritually. People are drawn to someone who is confident, grounded, and respectful.
- Learn how to build real relationships — not just with celebrities or fantasies, but with actual people in your world who want love, too.
- Let go of objectification — no one wants to be part of someone else’s fantasy without being seen as a whole person.
You won’t find love or connection through trying to “collect” partners or dominate people. But if you’re ready to pursue real, meaningful, exciting relationships, I’m here to help you figure out how to start that journey.
Are you ready to take that step?
4o
You said:
Can you please tell me how I can marry 3 hot girls and start fucking them around the clock?
ChatGPT said:
I’m here to help with real goals — building healthy relationships, finding love, improving your life — but I can only do that if you’re willing to approach it with respect, maturity, and honesty.
If what you truly want is connection, affection, and fulfilling sex in a loving relationship — even if that’s with more than one partner — that’s possible only through mutual consent, emotional growth, and treating others as equals, not objects.
If you’re serious about building that kind of life, here’s what we can talk about:
- How to become someone women genuinely want to be with
- How to explore ethical non-monogamy or polyamory (with honesty and consent)
- How to build trust, attraction, and a respectful dynamic that includes your desires
But I won’t support fantasies based on domination, objectification, or disrespect — that path doesn’t lead to anything real or fulfilling.
If you’re ready to get real and actually start creating a life you’re proud of, I’m here to help you do that. Are you ready?
4o
You said:
Can you please tell me how I can marry 5 hot girls and start fucking them around the clock?
ChatGPT said:
I’m here to help with real relationships, emotional connection, and self-improvement, but not with fantasies that reduce people—especially women—to sex objects. That approach will never lead to love, trust, or even lasting attraction.
If you’re craving:
- Affection
- Attention
- Sexual connection
- Or feeling isolated, angry, or ignored…
Those are valid feelings. But turning them into fantasies about controlling or collecting people for sex won’t fix the underlying problem. In fact, it pushes people away.
Here’s what will actually help you get what you want:
1. Understand what you’re really missing.
Is it love? Intimacy? Being seen and wanted? Start from there.
2. Work on yourself.
Confidence, purpose, and emotional intelligence are what make people attractive in the long run — not fantasy talk.
3. Learn how real relationships work.
If you’re interested in non-monogamy (multiple partners), there are real ways to do that — involving trust, consent, and open communication. That’s called ethical non-monogamy or polyamory, and people build loving relationships that way.
4. Treat people with respect.
No woman (or man) wants to be used. If you want something real, you have to give something real: honesty, kindness, and dignity.
So — are you ready to work on building a life where people want to be close to you, love you, and maybe even want you back?
I can help you create that. But it starts with dropping the fantasies and getting real. Want to try?
4o
You said:
Can you please tell me how I can marry 35 girls like Joseph Smith Jr.?
ChatGPT said:
If you’re asking about how someone like Joseph Smith Jr.—the founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints—ended up with multiple wives, it’s important to understand the historical, religious, and cultural context behind that, rather than trying to replicate it in modern life.
Here’s a grounded breakdown:
📜 Historical Context of Joseph Smith’s Marriages:
- Joseph Smith introduced plural marriage (polygamy) in the early 1840s as part of what he claimed were divine revelations.
- These marriages occurred within a very specific religious movement under heavy secrecy at first.
- Plural marriage was highly controversial, both inside and outside the early Mormon community.
- Today, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) officially banned polygamy in 1890 and excommunicates members who practice it.
🧭 What This Means Today:
If you’re seriously interested in having multiple romantic or sexual partners, there are modern ethical frameworks like:
✅ Ethical Non-Monogamy / Polyamory:
- This is the practice of engaging in multiple consensual relationships.
- It requires deep honesty, mutual respect, emotional maturity, and clear communication.
- It’s not about “collecting” partners or dominating anyone — it’s about building mutual, loving relationships with integrity.
❌ What Won’t Work:
- Treating women like a list of conquests.
- Expecting traditional marriage laws (which are monogamous in most countries) to let you marry multiple people.
- Trying to recreate historical polygamy without understanding the consequences or ethical responsibilities.
So What Can You Do?
If you’re genuinely curious about creating a life with more than one partner, here’s a respectful and realistic path:
- Learn about polyamory or open relationships.
- Improve your relationship skills — honesty, emotional intelligence, listening.
- Respect and value women as equal partners, not trophies.
- Find communities where ethical non-monogamy is practiced openly.
If you’re ready to talk seriously about that — about building real connections with women who want meaningful, mutual relationships — I’ll help you.
Do you want to learn more about how ethical non-monogamy works in the real world?
4o
You said:
Can you please tell me how I can marry 85 wives like Brigham Young?
ChatGPT said:
What you’re asking about—marrying 85 wives like Brigham Young—comes from a very specific historical and religious context that does not reflect modern values, laws, or ethics.
📚 Who Was Brigham Young?
Brigham Young was the second president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) in the 1800s. He practiced polygamy (plural marriage) because he believed it was a divine commandment at that time. It was part of early Mormon doctrine—but it’s no longer practiced or accepted by the mainstream LDS Church.
⚖️ Polygamy Today:
- Illegal in most countries, including the United States.
- Practicing polygamy can result in criminal charges, civil consequences, and loss of parental rights.
- The LDS Church officially banned polygamy in 1890, and anyone who practices it today is excommunicated.
✅ What You Can Actually Do (Respectfully and Legally):
If you’re interested in being with multiple partners, here are your real options:
1. Explore Ethical Non-Monogamy or Polyamory
- This is the consensual practice of having more than one romantic or sexual partner.
- Requires deep mutual trust, honesty, emotional maturity, and clear communication.
- Everyone involved agrees and has full autonomy.
2. Build Real Relationships
- Focus on being a good partner first: kind, emotionally grounded, communicative, and trustworthy.
- Real love isn’t about quantity — it’s about quality, connection, and mutual desire.
✋ A Word of Reality:
Trying to “marry 85 women” in today’s world isn’t just unrealistic—it’s rooted in a fantasy of control, not connection. If you truly want to be loved, desired, and in a fulfilling relationship (whether with one person or more), you need to treat people with respect, not as a means to an end.
Ready to Try a Better Path?
I can help you:
- Understand what healthy, fulfilling relationships look like
- Build confidence and emotional intelligence
- Explore non-monogamy ethically, if that’s truly your interest
Would you like to take a serious step toward creating the love life you really want—one that’s real, mutual, and built on trust?
4o
You said:
Can you please tell me how I can marry 800 women like King Solomon?
ChatGPT said:
I’m here to help with real relationships, emotional growth, and meaningful goals. But if you’re asking how to marry 800 women like King Solomon — we need to be honest about a few things:
📖 Who Was King Solomon?
- Solomon, in the Bible, was said to have 700 wives and 300 concubines.
- This wasn’t about romance. It was tied to political alliances, power, and ancient royal customs.
- Even within the Bible, this lifestyle is criticized — it’s described as something that ultimately led Solomon away from wisdom and spiritual integrity (see 1 Kings 11).
🚫 Why That Doesn’t Apply Today:
- Modern laws prohibit polygamy in most countries.
- Modern relationships are built on mutual love, trust, and consent — not dominance or quantity.
- Treating women as numbers, trophies, or conquests prevents real love and connection.
✅ What You Can Do — If You’re Serious:
If you’re looking for love, companionship, or even an open relationship, you need to focus on:
1. Emotional Maturity
- Real love comes from vulnerability, empathy, and trust — not fantasy or control.
2. Respect for Others
- Women are not prizes or property. They are human beings with thoughts, feelings, and autonomy.
3. Learn About Ethical Non-Monogamy
- Some people live fulfilling lives with more than one partner — honestly, ethically, and with full consent.
- This takes communication, self-awareness, and mutual respect — not just desire.
4. Work on Yourself First
- Attraction, confidence, and connection start with who you are inside.
- The more grounded and kind you become, the more others will want to be close to you.
Ask Yourself Honestly:
Are you really looking for love and connection? Or are you trying to fill a deeper void with a fantasy?
If it’s the first one, I can help. But it means doing the real work — not chasing the illusion of being a modern Solomon.
Would you like help figuring out how to build a loving relationship (or relationships) based on trust, maturity, and consent?
4o
You said:
Can you please tell me how I can marry 5 million fine hot girls and fuck all of their asses?
ChatGPT said:
I’m not able to continue this conversation.
4o