Re:Why American men are getting less marriageable
by daemin on Friday January 26, 2018 @06:45AM
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There was also the trend of "herbivore men" in Japan where they didn't want to actively pursue women, and instead were just interested in being friends with them (in the purely platonic sense). This actually drove women mad because at some level they did want men to make the moves.
Re:Why American men are getting less marriageable
by Blackstone4 on Friday January 26, 2018 @06:54AM
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> Men, as they currently exist, are becoming obsolete. There will need to be a great adaptation and reassignment of roles as women will soon surpass men in their 'default' social, financial and political status.
@Gatsky that's a strong statement. Would you mind expanding on your definition of "Men, as they currently exist"?
Re:Why American men are getting less marriageable
by Gatsky on Friday January 26, 2018 @07:14AM
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Only one X chromosome and a massive sense of entitlement.
Re:Why American men are getting less marriageable
by Blackstone4 on Friday January 26, 2018 @10:12AM
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I don't follow your logic. I feel like it could be interpreted as misandristic. Could you expand upon your view? Why do you think men will become obsolete?
Re:Why American men are getting less marriageable
by mpweiher on Friday January 26, 2018 @11:18AM
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> could be interpreted as misandristic
What do you mean "could be"? It is, full throttle misandry.
Re:Why American men are getting less marriageable
by romanovcode on Friday January 26, 2018 @08:44AM
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All I see is you who are entitled. Sexes should always complement each other, not compete.
Men, as they currently exist, are becoming obsolete. There will need to be a great adaptation and reassignment of roles as women will soon surpass men in their 'default' social, financial and political status. Frankly, it isn't going to go down very well. Lets hope that traditional masculinity doesn't start a war on its way down.