Maybe. You see right now were are in the third generational wave of feminism and the ideas behind it (as stupid as they are) have lead to women having little to no respect for men. Look at most commercials on television, they portray men as the inept buffoon and the women as the hero, who swoops in to save the day.
Completely the opposite of how real life is.
Its difficult to gauge how RoseIsabella feels toward men and even more difficult to comment if those feelings could be displaced because she never had a strong, positive male role model in her younger life.
Its very difficult to be a strong, positive male role model today.
Alot of eligible women today don't really understand what a decent man is at all anymore. The millennial female generation has been bombarded by so much propaganda that they have almost no clue what they would like to do. Very few women actually do want to be lawyers, accountants, captains of industry types, etc. Even fewer of those already few actually have the people skills and savvy to accomplish that. But plenty of women still attempt to do that because they've been told that is what they should aspire to. Being a homemaker, housewife, etc is considered sexist and negative and because no one is doing this most family units break down or end up dysfunctional.
Even dating and trying to keep it on an "equality" basis results in frustration or outright rejection from women. How do you (as a man) court a woman in an "equal" way? Does that mean treating the woman like you would a buddy? Could anyone make the argument that treating a woman like a man is going to give good results?
Is it normal that I am a creep.
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Maybe. You see right now were are in the third generational wave of feminism and the ideas behind it (as stupid as they are) have lead to women having little to no respect for men. Look at most commercials on television, they portray men as the inept buffoon and the women as the hero, who swoops in to save the day.
Completely the opposite of how real life is.
Its difficult to gauge how RoseIsabella feels toward men and even more difficult to comment if those feelings could be displaced because she never had a strong, positive male role model in her younger life.
Its very difficult to be a strong, positive male role model today.
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Thank you for your view point. I agree. I try to be a good man, but women just say I am a creep.
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Alot of eligible women today don't really understand what a decent man is at all anymore. The millennial female generation has been bombarded by so much propaganda that they have almost no clue what they would like to do. Very few women actually do want to be lawyers, accountants, captains of industry types, etc. Even fewer of those already few actually have the people skills and savvy to accomplish that. But plenty of women still attempt to do that because they've been told that is what they should aspire to. Being a homemaker, housewife, etc is considered sexist and negative and because no one is doing this most family units break down or end up dysfunctional.
Even dating and trying to keep it on an "equality" basis results in frustration or outright rejection from women. How do you (as a man) court a woman in an "equal" way? Does that mean treating the woman like you would a buddy? Could anyone make the argument that treating a woman like a man is going to give good results?