Roparadise
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If women are expected to marry a guy to support them,then why are more women getting college degrees then men?
have you noticed this fact?
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Yeah, I could. The location where I live is like 80+% men. There are tons of guys around here happy to pay a woman's bills to have companionship. Just because someone has the option of taking the easy way out doesn't mean they have to.
I don't need "white knights" defending me, I can speak for myself.
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WTF is that supposed to mean? You think women in general are gold diggers who can't earn their own income?
keadams26
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Can anyone say Helen Reddy ... you go girl!
Roparadise
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Why are there so many guys on BHW that are afraid of women?
I've got my own theories on this. I'd be pretty pissed if someone I viewed as an "inferior" was more successful than me. At the end of the day, I don't really care. Haters gonna hate and I'll just keep striving to better myself.
keadams26
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I wonder if they are the guys that stay hidden in their parents' basement, like mad little scientist minions, trying to concoct great scripts, programs, and what have you. As soon as the thought of a woman comes into their mind they get all flustered and feel out of place.
Think of it this way, Mark Zuckerberg's personality could never get him laid. Why is that? Because he spent so much time developing his technical skills that he somehow forgot to practice personal skills.
keadams26
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And at the end of the day, you will be successful AND still be able to get laid any time you want. What a struggle. :15:
It's a social inequality, not a gender inequality. Same reason you don't see 50% of nascar drivers being female. Even though women can do a job just as well, doesn't mean they'll be raised to want to.
keadams26
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I disagree with this statement. In this day and age, I do not believe it's a social inequality at all, not in developed countries anyway. What it boils down to is ignorance, fear, and anger based off of an individual's on self-perception of ineptitude. In other words, it's really ignorance - nothing more and nothing less.
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No, women do not have their motor functions and reactions developed as well as men, so they would not be equally good Nascar drivers. This is due to historic evolution where men were the hunters and had to develop skills like this while women were at home, nurturing the children and caring after household.
fun4uoc
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Wow, you're the biggest fucking idiot I've seen on here in a long time.
And that's really saying something.
When I say social inequality, I don't mean it like that. How many fathers only speak to their sons about home design? How many mothers only speak to their daughters about building cars?
If boys and girls were treated EXACTLY the same growing up by EVERYONE. Then we would "social" equality.
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HoNeYBiRD
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maybe they don't have spare energy to decode an even more difficult algorythm than what google has, but i really dunno, i'm not the SEOer type
fun4uoc
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"Still, in a 70th birthday interview with New Scientist, Hawking finally admitted that physics, Einstein, the Cosmos, aliens--oh, it's all so much dogged piffle when compared to the most fascinating scientific problem: women."
Source: http://news.cnet.com/8301-17852_3-57353823-71/hawking-i-think-about-women-most/
Haha, I think at this point only Skynet and Aliens can possibly decode the algorythm that Google has come up with. Not even sure Google knows what the **** is going on.
keadams26
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Ok, I see what you are saying, but now you are getting more into personal choices and preferences. While your given example, and those of similar ilk are not the norm these days, molds are being broken every day and I think society as a whole is moving in the right direction as far as pigeonholing stereotypes get broken.
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