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Wait a minute, you thought women are equal, but think that women are more equal than men?
How is that possible? How do you become more equal than whatever it is you are equal too?!
*KABOOOOOOOM*
(TJ's brain and bone fragments fly all over the room)
Men and women are not equal. We are not the same. We are wired differently and each have advantages in parts of life that complement each other. It's hard to understand why that is seen as venom by feminists.
The hundreds of women who have dated or hooked up with me and my friends must have all had really poor vision and/or deductive reasoning, then, if they think we're hot, rich, or wealthy.
Average-looking dudes with average incomes get women...all. the. time.
My head is getting big from these threads.
The last thread like this made me think I was Denzel.
I'm beginning to see a little bit of Idris in my reflection, now.
The exception does not make the rule, though it seems to on the internet.
Just saying, human experience is diverse. People shouldn't speak in generalities, as if to write off all women over 29 as "hitting the wall", or whatever. All that does is invite comments from the women whose experience is radically different. It's a lame way to frame a debate.
Men and women are not equal. We are not the same. We are wired differently and each have advantages in parts of life that complement each other. It's hard to understand why that is seen as venom by feminists.
This doesn't address his point. What's going on on the board today? Lots of non-sequiturs.
Men and women are not equal. We are not the same. We are wired differently and each have advantages in parts of life that complement each other. It's hard to understand why that is seen as venom by feminists.
(while reassembling brain)
That part is right, but explain how one can be "more equal"
You're either equal, but are not!!!
But yeah, there are differences that compliment each other. We must learn to embrace the differences.
Just saying, human experience is diverse. People shouldn't speak in generalities, as if to write off all women over 29 as "hitting the wall", or whatever. All that does is invite comments from the women whose experience is radically different. It's a lame way to frame a debate.
Hmmm. A large majority of topics here on CD are framed in generalities. Why do men do X? Why are women so X?. This very thread was a discussion in generality. Yet when the generalities are brought to light and discussed, 90% of the CD crowd responds with "well that can't be true because I know an X person who would never do X. Get it. You can't win.
This happens with men as well, it is probably just good ol' fashioned living in denial.
Plenty of formers jocks thinking that they are still jocks, sitting on a barstool somewhere reliving the glory, thinking that they still have some of "it"......
This happens with men as well, it is probably just good ol' fashioned living in denial.
Plenty of formers jocks thinking that they are still jocks, sitting on a barstool somewhere reliving the glory, thinking that they still have some of "it"......
It does happen to men. Just at a different rate / time. Women rise and peak earlier in overall sexual attractiveness and tend to decline earlier. Men have a slow rise to peak sexual attractiveness, but tend to hang on the high end slightly longer than women and then decline as well.
The people who tend to take offense to this are usually older women. Shocking
This happens with men as well, it is probably just good ol' fashioned living in denial.
Plenty of formers jocks thinking that they are still jocks, sitting on a barstool somewhere reliving the glory, thinking that they still have some of "it"......
Some of us never had "it"
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