Originally posted by Lessian
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Many women are spoiled brats who do nothing but whine about their husbands, complain constantly about every minor thing, who are never on time to anything social, and if any more attractive woman walks by, will do whatever they can to act as if they are somehow better than the "slut" who just happens to know where the gym is.
Do you use some stereotypes in reference to men? Most of the women I do, actually do.
Are there not double standards which apply to men (negatively) and not to women? Well, look at that, there are.
It's a bitter life most live, and if it weren't for the stereotypes holding a lot of truth, it would be much easier to find reasonable people who could think about more than themselves.
How about this argument that has been had with a recent girlfriend?
"You're late for our date."
"Well, you're never ready to go when I show up, so I adjusted my watch to your time."
"How can you be late for a date?"
"Ok, then... let's go."
"I'm not ready yet"
"Case in point."
"You're being such a jerk right now" (translation, you're right).
Next day, overheard her talking to her friend...
"LK was late last night. And then he was a jerk about it when I got him in a corner about it."
Same day, later in the day:
"Gotta go, can't be late for my salon appointment."
And this chick is a mensa member.
Sadly, this conversation is one of many between women where women just expect men to do something, get no credit for it, and accept it without question... How terrible for us to want a more sex than we get.
Yes, crap. Double standards, they are everywhere. Women aren't particularly nice to men, and I can see it in hundreds of places. She expects all of these things from him, but any minor question results in her blowing up at him. Great.
Every once in a while you can find a good woman, I'm sure all of us wish they were more common. As opposed to a good man, which commonly seems to translate to... "Someone who will put up with all of your crap."
The lengths men go to for women is just absurd to me, and I've certainly done it myself... Just to find (as is true with the vast majority of women), that the nicer a man is to a woman, the worse she is to him.
Now, you can take this "always", "never" crap out of whatever I said, because women or gay/metro men are usually the ones who use those words for areas where there is some variation between 0% and 100%.
Also, emotions... They are temporary. If you want to live your live relating to how you feel vs the reasons something bothers you, that's certainly not something I'm going to cater to. "I feel like..." seems to me more like some form of manipulation.
Personally, I'm sick and tired of dealing with any people who get mad at me for no good reason, won't tell me about it, and expect me to do something based on something that they can't directly note. Unfortunately, the vast majority of those people I know are women...
Do I hate women? Not really.
Do I wish they would learn how to communicate with men, instead of expecting us to communicate with them? Yes.
Do I respect the idea that disagreeing with someone is "being mean?" No.
Do I respect feelings? No, logic is reliable and has a reason. Someone with logic always has a point, which usually deserves respect. This is why I like to date lawyers.
Would I put up with a lot of this crap for someone I was interested in? It's certainly happened in the past. But any who get that far with me have to have some way of understanding my ideas on things without getting butthurt and emotional about it.
"Then why do you complain about women?" because 95% of the most difficult interactions in my life have dealt with them, and 99.5% of the drama has involved one in one way/shape/form. I'd assume most women could say something similar about men, but since the standard also involves a lot of girl/girl drama, it's probably not nearly as skewed as for us.
That's fine. Nags, drama queens, or any number of other traits are just thrown right out the window for me. I respect and love my mother, but that's not who I want to pair up with for life. Nor do I want my parent's disfunctional relationship. And maybe it's different for you, but the "standard, stereotypical" woman is not a very good match for me in any way other than an "overnight relationship."
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