- Apr 23, 2019
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I kinda feel sorry for them (women in general) because they are so worried about their looks and can't catch a break either way.
See, girls don't ask for opinions, they ask for validation. She hates that she has no boobs and wants to get implants. If you say "Please don't, you look great the way you are!", she'll get mad because she'll think you are lying to her (telling her what she wants to hear). If you say "Great, go ahead, wonderful decision!", she'll get mad because she'll think you don't like her the way she is.
I do empathize with the hardships that come with being a female and wouldn't want to trade places with them, but it's not like it doesn't have its perks. And it's certainly not like it's all sunshine and roses being a male.Fucking absolutely! There's no reason someone as gorgeous as her needed any kind of alterations - but somehow she looks at other women modeling with fake boobs (and clearly fake) and says to herself I need those??? Social media is a bitch lol
That's the part that they seem to neglect, pretending as though if only they were a guy all their problems would go away and the world would become their oyster. It's funny...they act like a red carpet is rolled out for every guy simply because he's a guy, yet can easily see how hard so many guys have it...from finances, to life balance, to romantic success. Hell, they spend a ton of their time rejecting these guys. And if a chick plays her cards right, she can essentially have a pretty easy life essentially handed to her...through the efforts of men.
Sure, this is harder the less attractive she is, but really if a girl learns the proper social skills, red carpets do get rolled out. And if she's an 8+, skills aren't even needed. And even if it's not the lifestyle, there's still plenty of the everyday benefits bestowed on women simply because they're women...which they never seem to want to acknowledge. Examples abound.
And on the other side, just look at the lopsided suicide rate. It's literally 80% men/20% women. But there's been several studies concluding that over the years, men's happiness increases, while women's peaks in the late 20s-early 30s. Ultimately I think this has a lot to do with the traits that make for a high value man (financial wealth, high status, strong personality) don't fade with age, and in fact often increase with it, whereas for women, value/attractiveness (at least in the eyes of heterosexual partners) comes largely from beauty and youth. Women do tend to have better/more/stronger social connections, which can help them through tough times, and is part of the reason their suicide rate is so much lower, but ultimately I think men have a little more control over the things they tend to want in life, which is where I think the gap in happiness comes from...
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