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I certainly don't hate women, this is just a dump ploy to start a gender war discussion when it's certainly not needed. Many people just like to be divisive for the sake of it.
I certainly don't hate women, this is just a dump ploy to start a gender war discussion when it's certainly not needed. Many people just like to be divisive for the sake of it.
I don't hate women, either, but I will say this: the relationship between the two sexes is currently at the worst point in the Western civilization's history. Never before has there been such strong animosity between men and women at large.
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I don't hate women, either, but I will say this: the relationship between the two sexes is currently at the worst point in the Western civilization's history. Never before has there been such strong animosity between men and women at large.
Nonsense; this is merely your personal experience, which is not common to all.
I have no animosity towards "men"; I like men a great deal. Now certain types of men, namely misogynists, I find completely repulsive. Most women do.
Hey guys, how simple is it to just head off the problem before it begins? When you contact to set a date, make sure the woman knows it is either dutch treat, or else that you expect her to pay 100% of the tab. That way, there is no misunderstanding and you won't have to pay for her meal Or tell her at the time you set the appointment that she is obligated to provide sex since you are providing the meal. Head off misunderstandings before they have a chance to happen.
(are we still allowed to say dutch treat? Or is that too offensive to the people of Holland)
That's why men say now "Would you like to meet for coffee?" instead
It goes beyond that, I know a woman that has been married 6 times, each guy was a bad person. Really? I think after that many times you might want to look in the mirror at yourself.
Later found out she cleaned them all out of cash, currently owns a $405k home, boats, a true gold digger...
Nonsense; this is merely your personal experience, which is not common to all.
I have no animosity towards "men"; I like men a great deal. Now certain types of men, namely misogynists, I find completely repulsive. Most women do.
Exactly. Most men are decent human beings out trying to live their best lives. But like you, the men I take objection to want me to be less so that they can feel like more. I'm not about that.
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I have no animosity towards "men"; I like men a great deal. Now certain types of men, namely misogynists, I find completely repulsive. Most women do.
Misogyny can be a double standard at times. Chad can make misogynistic statements, and he'll get away with it somehow. But if Timothy says the same things, he'll be tarred and feathered before he finishes the first sentence.
How has this thread not been closed yet? This is textbook gender bashing, right in the title.
True. Unfortunately, no one reported it until this morning. *sigh*
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