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Prinzinc·1 month ago(edited)
@Kiki

That's a lot of tone policing right there.  If you understand my point, then it's up to you to be mature enough to control your emotions and reactions.  That's partly how you "adult".

And Kiki, once again you are talking about of both sides of the conversation here.  Your position on anything is so fluid that it's impossible to know what you actually think.  Do you or don't you think that men and women have duties or not?  If yes, then please list the duties that you think they have.  You complain that I don't know what your position is while also making it impossible to know what your position is so I'm forced to estimate it based upon what I've read so far.  If you aren't planning to make a solid position than you can't complain when I give you the benefit of the doubt and assume the most reasonable position out of the many options (even if that position is very bad overall).

Regarding the previous discussion, I'm not making things up here.  Men and women have different things that they want from the other gender.  Generally speaking, it's usually only woman who don't know this as they tend to be too blinded by the fact that they are the biological "sexual selectors" and are being chased during their early years that they don't even realize that men want different things than they want.  On the other hand, since men aren't the sexual sectors, they generally figure out what women want early on and spend the better part of their life appealing to the things that women desire in order to raise their own sexual market value (SMV).  Although what people want does somewhat vary from person to person, biologically men still want certain things and women want other things.  This doesn't make either of these people the "ideal" of their gender, but it does make them "ideal" to the majority of the opposite sex in the sexual marketplace.

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@Prinzinc First of all, I'm not trying to polish my replies or make them sound a certain way. This is simply how I talk. Just because you have a rather harsh way of expressing yourself doesn't mean everyone has to express themselves the same way.
Then you say I'm confused because I'm not picking a side. But the thing is, this isn't a war where I have to choose between Team Men and Team Women. 😂 We live in a society where both men and women exist alongside each other and depend on each other in many ways, so I don't understand why I need to pick one side just to criticize the other. My philosophy is pretty simple: live and let live, and that's how I generally approach things.
And honestly, the fact that you're using terms like “sexual selection,” “sexual market value,” and “sexual marketplace” already says quite a lot about the framework you're approaching this from. I simply don't want to participate in a conversation based on that kind of framework.
I'll repeat myself: I speak my mind, I give my opinion, and I stand by what I say. That's all I'm doing. On the other hand, you seem to repeatedly criticize women, generalize your personal opinions, make assumptions on your own, and then write paragraphs explaining those assumptions as though they're universal truths.
You make things considerably bigger than they originally were, and somehow, at the end of all of it, you still end up presenting yourself as the wise and logical one while anyone who disagrees with you becomes “emotional,” “confused,” or “immature.”
I'm not confused, brother. I simply don't see the world through the same lens you do. And that's perfectly fine. You can have your worldview, and I'll have mine. We don't need to turn every disagreement into a competition over who is supposedly more logical. 😅
Well,good night, that's all for today
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