Re:Fewer young men are in the labor force, more are living a...
by closeparen on Friday June 11, 2021 @08:44PM
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Gaining empowerment doesn’t mean you expect less from a provider, it means you stack the two together for an even better life. At least that’s a major philosophy out there. “What’s mine is hers, what’s hers is hers.”
"Today" is an interesting word choice. This seems like a lingering problem originating in the past, when women were entirely expected to depend on a man to provide, and were NOT expected to have stuff going on in their own life beyond being fertile and useful around the house and of good family background...?
What's the line? "Feminism is for men too"?
Men who just want hookups can keep such women's calendar filled for a while but aren't going to be really doing that providing in the long run.
But in general, the obsession with not being a loser is dangerous for everyone: not everyone will be in the top 10%, and not everyone will attract someone in the top 10%, by simple math, and yet people of both gender's are convinced that it's the other group that has the unreasonable standards...