I disagree. Men cannot be the only ones with social duties and behavioral expectations. The very fact that anyone would even consider that women don't also need duties and expectations of their behavior in society just shows you exactly how far we've allowed the gender imbalance to get.
If you want to destroy society, this is a fantastic way to get there.
Comment by Prinzinc on Omniscient Reader
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@Prinzinc I didn't said men need to. I didn't said anything about men? How did you got that misunderstanding?
@Prinzinc Brother, no one here has said anything about the expectations or “expected behavior” of men or women. But you were the one repeatedly explaining how a woman supposedly has to behave or what characteristics she needs to have in order to be loved by men or chosen as a partner. And the fact that you never once discussed what a man should be or what the characteristics of an “ideal man” are makes it understandable why some people might misunderstand your point.
After all, you've written paragraphs upon paragraphs criticizing a female celebrity and then generalized your own ideal type of woman as though those are the qualities all men in the universe want. 
And please don't misunderstand my comment. I genuinely believe you're free to criticize whoever you want and express whatever opinions you want online. You have that freedom, just as I have the freedom to disagree with the way you express those opinions.
My only problem is that sometimes you make it sound as though everyone here believes women can do whatever they want without consequences, while men are supposedly stuck carrying all the responsibilities and expectations. But that's not what anyone here has been saying in the first place.
At least from my side, I haven't said anything about what men should or shouldn't do, what their responsibilities are, or what their “expected behavior” should be. And I certainly don't support recklessness from women any more than I would support it from men.
I simply think you have a rather harsh way of expressing your opinions, and that's what creates friction in the conversation. You are free to have your opinions, brother. I'm just equally free to think that some of the ways you express them are unnecessarily harsh. 