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I think we all know the various directions this one will go in...
1. A bunch of men agreeing wholeheartedly, citing their lack of dating success;
2. A bunch of women saying it's untrue;
3. A bunch of men saying the women who say it's untrue are lying;
4. Several women saying they made or make more than their husbands;
5. #4 above being ignored, OR told they're in the extreme minority, with exaggerated anecdotes to "prove" it (usually about "someone somebody knew once");
6. A number of strawmen saying "Well if a guy were homeless, didn't have a high school diploma and asked you out to the fights using your car because he only has a bicycle, would you go? No? See, you DO care about how much a man makes!",
7. A bunch of women starting to get upset at basically having been called liars or having been conveniently ignored (or having been passed up as "rare"),
8. The biggest of the "life isn't fair to men" guys finally coming out of the woodwork, emboldened by having seen enough other guys break that ground first, and bringing out the big guns (severely insulting remarks about women stated as truth);
9. The thread mercifully dying a natural death only to be brought back 6 months later by a noob who did a search.
10. Repeat steps 1-9 above.
Okay. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand it's a wrap.
That would kind of make it like the pursuit thread right?
I'll weigh in anyways. lol I want to marry a rich woman. Thats right, line up two women and all other things being equal but one makes bank and one is dirt poor and I'm taking the rich one every time. Seems like common sense to me.
Well, I hate to say this, but there may some truth to this as more of my female students are looking for that. They do want careers, though, but be able to have the luxury of giving them up when the time comes for a family. They want to stay home and be moms and not worry about working and raising children; but they also want to find someone who will be a life partner. I think this rising generation just has had enough with divorces, stress of single parent homes, and blended families.
Just passing along what I hear being discussed at my high school.
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Thats right, line up two women and all other things being equal but one makes bank and one is dirt poor and I'm taking the rich one every time. Seems like common sense to me.
