Why are so many men so comfortable with women having power over them these days?
I don’t like women wearing big watches because that’s a man’s territory, don’t like them as cheerleaders because that’s immoral, don’t like them in science and maths because they argue 1500 times and make me want to box them in their faces. It just seems to me that women don’t belong in every male field like the armed forces, nor should they dress like men or drive big cars and trucks like is so common now.
I’m a male, was raised a christian and at 31 have never had a g***friend nor will I have relations with a member of the opposite sex till marriage. I don’t drink, don’t smoke, don’t do drugs, don’t go to parties, have never done these and never will. I have never touched a girl except a family member or in martial arts training and am always careful when I sit close to them because indiscriminate touching between the sexes is wrong. I think divorce is bad and that g** (same gender) rights should be curtailed. I think elders should be given more respect than average people, I am against any sort of casual dating, cursing should be avoided with a conscious effort, and I think that people should go to church.
While all this seems rigid and sanctimonious now, keep in mind that basically I am a typical man from the 1970s and 1980s in my views. Even though i was born in the 1980s. Yes there were multitudes of men 30 years ago who were immoral and didn’t lead a good life but the general consensus was that one should TRY to lead a non-decadent life. Reasons for the recent decline may be:
1) Almost all men now are just selling their souls for the 3 letter word (s**) so they don’t object if their own mothers and sisters drink alcohol or dress like prostitutes in public. Hence they also don’t mind women having power over them.
2) Starting in the late 90s, marketers and greedy corporate executives, mostly 45+ year old white men, fed the female insecurity of “Be your own identity” and targeted her in advertisements knowing fully well it would lead her to even more capricious spending than a male. This started a cycle whereby females were rapidly (disgustingly?) promoted in the workplace in corporations so they had money to spend. After all, a commercial is worthless unless one’s target base has money to buy the product.
What is everyone’s opinion?
I don’t like women wearing big watches because that’s a man’s territory, don’t like them as cheerleaders because that’s immoral, don’t like them in science and maths because they argue 1500 times and make me want to box them in their faces. It just seems to me that women don’t belong in every male field like the armed forces, nor should they dress like men or drive big cars and trucks like is so common now.
I’m a male, was raised a christian and at 31 have never had a g***friend nor will I have relations with a member of the opposite sex till marriage. I don’t drink, don’t smoke, don’t do drugs, don’t go to parties, have never done these and never will. I have never touched a girl except a family member or in martial arts training and am always careful when I sit close to them because indiscriminate touching between the sexes is wrong. I think divorce is bad and that g** (same gender) rights should be curtailed. I think elders should be given more respect than average people, I am against any sort of casual dating, cursing should be avoided with a conscious effort, and I think that people should go to church.
While all this seems rigid and sanctimonious now, keep in mind that basically I am a typical man from the 1970s and 1980s in my views. Even though i was born in the 1980s. Yes there were multitudes of men 30 years ago who were immoral and didn’t lead a good life but the general consensus was that one should TRY to lead a non-decadent life. Reasons for the recent decline may be:
1) Almost all men now are just selling their souls for the 3 letter word (s**) so they don’t object if their own mothers and sisters drink alcohol or dress like prostitutes in public. Hence they also don’t mind women having power over them.
2) Starting in the late 90s, marketers and greedy corporate executives, mostly 45+ year old white men, fed the female insecurity of “Be your own identity” and targeted her in advertisements knowing fully well it would lead her to even more capricious spending than a male. This started a cycle whereby females were rapidly (disgustingly?) promoted in the workplace in corporations so they had money to spend. After all, a commercial is worthless unless one’s target base has money to buy the product.
What is everyone’s opinion?
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Salar vai,
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