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Anna Bijou

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Looks are more important to women then it is to man despite the stereotype we here all the time. It is more essential that a man be good looking and tall because women got it so easy in the dating world. I see memes like this quiet often posted by women on social media. Behold.


Impressive argument, friend.

Considering I'm an actual woman and therefore have the qualifications required to disagree... I will.... disagree with....your meme supported statement. :p


 

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Women born in the West within the last 10 years and 10 years from now will have it easier than men on average. They will grow up in a society more careful about cold approach, equal opportunity, and other crap that impacts feelings of safety. They will be more educated than white men on average, be able to better integrate into society due to sociability, and have more avenues of revenue streams, if they’re unable to find “regular jobs”. Safety nets/ organizations are more plentiful for women as well, since stigma to reach out for help isn’t attached to their sex. There’s still a lot of abuse and stuff against women so they have it much worse in terms of harm done to them. The answer to the question is thus determined on whether you place more value on the positive or negatives.

If this thread is referring to the world in general it’s obvious women have it way worse, since they don’t have anything close to equal rights or opportunities in MANY parts of the world.
 
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Anna Bijou

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Women born in the West within the last 10 years and 10 years from now will have it easier than men on average. They will grow up in a society more careful about cold approach, equal opportunity, and other crap that impacts feelings of safety. They will be more educated than white men on average, be able to better integrate into society due to sociability, and have more avenues of revenue streams, if they’re unable to find “regular jobs”. Safety nets/ organizations are more plentiful for women as well, since stigma to reach out for help isn’t attached to their sex. There’s still a lot of abuse and stuff against women so they have it much worse in terms of harm done to them. The answer to the question is thus determined on whether you place more value on the positive or negatives.

If this thread is referring to the world in general it’s obvious women have it way worse, since they don’t have anything close to equal rights or opportunities in MANY parts of the world.

I'm not completely disagreeing. I think your vision of the future 10 years from now isn't quite accurate but the rest I'm in agreement with. I hope you found the videos interesting. I think there are good, important conversations to be had. Soon. Because the younger boys and men are going to need something better than Andrew Tate to adjust to a changing reality they'll be underequipped to (through no fault of their own) adapt to.

Apologize if the scope was more general, just thought I'd add a different perspective. I wasn't speaking about other parts of the world although that's obviously true. xo
 

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No contest, if men had to go through a period once a month for most of their life, or go through pregnancy, labor and birth...
 
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