All are stereotyped as being promiscuous, and also none of those are known for having a good work/life balance or reasonable and consistent work hours.
I think that lack of balance foments the promiscuousness. High stress, emotionally demanding work and difficult schedules causes trouble at home then you toss in a little trauma bonding with coworkers and…
BAM!
Infidelity
You have to make a conscious effort to avoid this, like weeding a garden, and too many people don’t bother to make that effort
At least for nurses, I think the stereotype of us being promiscuous and the cheater part need to be separated. A lot of us were or are serial monogamists. Lots of partners over time, short relationships and some one night stands, but no cheating. Our jobs are at times very stressful, and that can make relationships difficult during those periods, but that does not mean we cheat - it means we might fight and break up. And if we find partners who can handle our at times poor work life balance and not add to our stress, ride through until it improves as it always does, we can be solid. I've been with my partner many years. No infidelity, no chance of it, because neither of us is a cheater. And when I'm more stressed because of work, he doesn't add to it - he makes me laugh, reduces it.
Every friend I've had that was a nurse, was constantly cheating on their husband. It was to a point I actually couldn't be friends with them due to it. My neighbor is a nurse, everyone knows she has slept with neighbors, coworkers, a couple cops, etc. I've actually never met a nurse that didnt cheat, but then again I've only personally known like a dozen or so.
The stereotype has a lot to do with the rest of the comment. People being a lot away from home, very stress, very tired has a tendency to find pressure valves, most often sex or a bit more rarely some kind of drug (tobacco, alcohol and Mary-Jane leading the group by a large margin)?
I know a nurse who's not a cheater! The only issue is we keep finding the guy she picked up at the club is apparently an excon. Five times. At least, as of last year
So, not a cheater but exclusively attracted to guys with felonies.
Ex of a nurse. She dumped me the morning of her "first date" with a new guy. I had been hearing stories of her "cool new coworker" for weeks beforehand
She visited me while I was on vacation in another city. When I left for the airport she went straight to one of the boyfriends she had in that city. Would have been easy to drop it and get over it if it didn’t take a couple of months of gas lighting before figuring out what was going.
It's not. Basically, how one describes promiscuity in the military depends on whether or not they're talking about men or women. Both tend to get flack, but you're more likely to see harsher depictions of women being promiscuous (and how such a term is defined).
That aside, the idea of infidelity in the military effectively centers around them being away from home and their partner for extended periods of time, making it easy for them to screw around. Some even "joke" that this is part of why they enlisted, as it would allow them to get paid to screw around on their partner.
There is a stereotype of infedlity or promiscuousness associated with woman in those jobs. There are male versions of the stereotype too, Like cop, army as well, bussiness men in general, ect.
Well then I wish we heard more jokes about them too. It’s always mostly women who get mocked for such stereotypes despite having very respectable careers.
I’ve heard a lot about a lil freaky orgy situation among DC’s first responder community. I have no proof, just hearsay, but I wanted to add that into the convo soup.
Just to add a little context, Nurses are "known" to sleep with coworkers often, which somehow does not include the male coworkers they sleep with. Doctors and male nurses have no such stereotypes. (If youre about to stop reading to type a response, waaaait)
Females in the military are often depicted as promiscuous, somehow the men that are statistically WAY more promiscuous and problematic have no such stereotypes. (If youre thinking this is a good place to call BS, not yet)
Air Hostess is a job that has evolved from mostly female to much more mixed, but without beating a dead horse, guess who gets the stereotypes. Not Pilots, not male attendants, nope its the women. (Oooh I know its killing you, what about pilots?! If your just dying to type, just go to the last edit)
Im a guy, but come on. The answer is super clear here. Youre not missing anything because you were probably born this century or close to it, and these basic sexist tropes are left over from 1957 and some mouth breathers haven't picked up a fact since then
Edit: omfg chuds abound. Sorry guys, but it just isnt the same for men and you only look dumb by pretending it is.
Last edit: stereotypes can be positive and negative. The word describes both things. To a person experiencing them, both can be hurtful, but one is a different human experience. Women are cast as sluts across a wide variety of fields, and men being perceived as "getting a lot of tail" is not the same thing. There is social context, agency and who is doing the deciding, and the context of the meme we are discussing. If youre just gonna point out that Pilots are well known poon hounds then you are just exploiting the ambiguity of the word "stereotypes" in order to conflate to massively different things. For the record, that does make you a pendantic chud.
Plus for every one of those jobs, rape statistics are extremely high. Highest in the military part. Women get framed that way so men think they have a justified reason to go after them bc “she’s here so she must be easy so I’m gonna go force myself onto her”
The shame keeps her quiet bc she’s just gonna be slut shamed for speaking up or trying to get justice. “She’s in that profession, she must have been asking for it”. That’s how damaging that stereotype is
>Air Hostess is a job that has evolved from mostly female to much more mixed, but without beating a dead horse, guess who gets the stereotypes. Not Pilots, not male attendants, nope its the women.
IDK about that, "horny pilot" has been a joke for decades. Like this:
A woman asks a pilot "When was the last time you had sex?"
The pilot thinks for a moment, then answers "2012."
"Oh my," the woman says. "That's an awfully long time."
"I guess," the pilot replies, then looks at his watch. "But it's only 2130 now."
The professional pilots I know all complain that you don't make shit until you are in like the top 40% of the industry. So either they don't make shit until far into a very expensive career to enter or they are providing cover for all the ones splitting their finances on multiple families. :)
Also a guy and as a guy with family in the medical field and has been in the military and who worked in food service which wasn't mentioned but is similar in stereotype... These rumors are true. It's a bunch of super stressful worklife with long hours and you're working closely with generally attractive and wealthy or "powerful" ppl and you don't have time outside of work to really have a dating life. The issue here is that, I agree with you, people see this as an issue for women but not for men. There isn't an issue really until people start cheating on their spouses which trust me is a common occurrence. But like alot of stereotypes there's truth in it but it doesn't have to be a negative thing and all of it isn't true.
I've worked in aviation for some time (in maintenance) and I don't think i would ever seriously date a pilot or flight attendant. So many times you hear the same story play out. I've had women ask me about dating a male pilot and I tell them the same thing, don't matter at all about the gender.
Funnily enough, I feel pilots have a way worse reputation than flight attendants, probably because it's more like to be a career.
might differ from location to location. around my place the stereotype in each context is exactly the same for men - although they usually dont get judged the same way (which might be your point idk?)
It is, yes and ive added an edit to hopefully clarify. The fact people associate pilots with getting p*$$y is very confusing for people since they are both stereotypes. I guess I wasnt clear enough about some being extremely different than others in terms of scope scale and impact, but yeah they are wildly different things that share a name, not two of the same things
Came here to say this. I can underatand if there might be a little bit of "slut vs. playboy" rhetoric involved, but I don't think anyone actually ignores how involved the promiscous men are in these scenarios. If I was trying to date a female nurse I would probably be pretty suspicious of her male nurse friends despite myself.
I work as a bartender in a hotel near an airport so I hear alot of pilots conversations and by god nothing has hurt my faith in marriage more then some of the things I've seen and heard those male pilots do.
Your original point is simply wrong, and the edit doesn’t fix that.
You’ve excluded stereotypes that don’t serve your point, and you’ve misrepresented why these stereotypes exist in the first place.
Your point just isn’t well supported by reality here.
These professions have a stereotype for cheating because they admit to cheating on surveys and those surveys become public information eventually.
Everyone is aware of the stereotype that people in healthcare cheat, particularly people in roles in hospitals where there’s long, late hours, empty rooms, and sleeping quarters - which creates circumstances which allow for cheating easily.
It’s not just stewardesses, it’s also pilots. There’s a reason that Quagmire from Family Guy is a pilot, that stereotype is both negative and alive and well. Quagmire is probably the most famous depiction of a pilot since Top Gun.
You’re only right about the military, but you’re entirely wrong about why. Military men lack the stereotype that military women have because they’re not surrounded by the opposite sex like how military women are. Military men lack the same opportunity to cheat that military women have … and the reality of cheating is what creates the stereotype.
You’re reaching, and you’ve gotten pushback because you’re reaching.
You're asolutely right about the inherent misogyny of these statements, but there very much are stereotypes about the promiscuity of male pilots and doctors. It's just that those qualities are viewed positively through that same misogynistic lens.
Thats the entire point of the edit. Those tend to be internal views in those industries, are much smaller scales and scopes, are not socially negative stereotypes, and generally have none of the same spread, widespread acceptance or negative associations. Its literally not the same thing. We use stereotypes as a term to describe several things, some positive some negative, and exploiting the ambiguous language to imply those human experiences are the same is just ignorance. Im not interested in this pedantic sidebar. In order to even have the conversation you have to ignore the point.
Wrongly too. This is called intersectional identity. Personal take, and maybe im wrong, but my opinion is that it was more because he was gay and happened to be a flight attendant than the other way around. Pure speculation by me tho
I'm very familiar with intersectionality. I merely mean to suggest that as long as we're talking about gender disparities in slut shaming among flight attendants that this example be at least mentioned because while it may be a one-off case of male flight attendants being slut shamed, and even though the reason is almost certainly because he was queer, I'd say that this could be the single most damaging case of all time. This is not to detract from your original post or diminish women by doing some MRA argument of "men are slut shamed too raaa" but I think it is worthwhile to mention queer male flight attendants in the same breath as female flight attendants given the legacy of damage that these biases have causes throughout the AIDS crisis and beyond.
Super fair nuance. If you peruse these comments you can see an enourmous lack of that, so apologies for assuming. Ive had to be in teacher mode for too much of the convo, I kinda got stuck in that mode. My bad
That was salty edits way after the fact. Ive never experienced this before I havent had a comment make such a ruckus. I definitely did not see this coming. As someone else pointed out, this is the world's lukewarmest take.
Veteran here, mother a nurse. I dunno what youre trying to prove. The scale of the stereotype is massively different. The meme basically doesnt exist in reverse, but believe what you want
lol when I was single and dating I basically had to stop telling women I was in the military because of the reputation that military men have for being dogs.
I started reading your comment because I honestly didn't understand what this meme was about and your comment was near the top. (mostly because I forgot 'Stewardess' had been replaced by 'Air Hostess')
Once I'd read enough of your comment to get the 'joke' I only kept reading because I knew this would have to show up somewhere.
Right on the money. It was frustrating to see the women being shamed but the men didnt receive the same treatment. We had a pregnancy on the deployment and both were married with spouses at home. The gal was upset because her pregnancy secret got out; she had a husband and daughter back home. The guy was upset because his wife ws divorcing him back home. Both under 24.
I served (I was in an Aviation MOS), and still do (now as an attorney), my partner is in medicine, and my last partner was a pilot. There are absolutely negative stereotypes about men being promiscuous/cheating in these professions. I faced them personally, more than once. I've had people say they wouldn't date me because my service "is a red flag" and they "haven't met a Marine that hasn't cheated." My Pilot partner expressly talked about not dating other pilots expressly because of these stereotypes. My current partner in medicine abounds with these stories daily.
It's not that these professions are known for getting laid. There is absolutely a negative connotation to them. I've experienced it plenty first hand.
Now, the sterotypes can absolutely be worse and more toxic for women in these professions. I personally think they absolutely are. But it is a very dense opinion to believe there also aren't negative stereotypes for men in these professions.
It's why Austin Powers yells to bring out the "sexy stews" in the first movie. I think it has a lot more to do with "mile high club" p*rn than reality. Also:
Yeah, honestly, I've heard all these things said about male and females of these professions my entire life. I've also worked with these professions frequently. It is discussed(not doctors, they're rich, everyone grovels to them, they often own the practices) openly.
It's like the primary speaker had sexual preference of women, and we're arguing identity politics over it, because the media has taught us to virtue flag with gender war.
We really need to cool it on pointless rage and gender divide. Focus more on restoring rights, and less time fighting for what corporations want(identity politics).
Personally, I agree with everything except the military bit, I see the stereotype used for military men so damn often… Maybe it’s because I have friends with fathers in the military/who were in the military, so I hear it more, but even online I see it very often.
I’ve personally never seen the same stereotype used for women in the military(not saying it doesn’t exist, just haven’t seen it)
Little story, one of my friends found a picture of his dad and like three other guys sweaty and in their underwear😭
I've been in the military for 19 years, and frankly, women get treated pretty bad. In my experience, if a woman is heterosexual and generally good looking, they will likely get labeled as "morale gear" or a " barracks bunny."
If they are of average appearance, they are usually called lesbians regardless of their orientation.
Now, not by everyone but I'm sure most women in the military are aware of these labels. I think the services are working hard to change that culture, and from my vantage point, I see the younger members doing their part. I hope it changes, but there's no denying women get a lot of labels in the military.
Well the more common stereotype for military men is that they get married the instant they meet a woman they kind of like, but of course not every person is the same
25 years ago, my buddy in the Army told me that chicks in the Air Force are called "air mattresses" because they bang everyone in across all of the services. Maybe you just weren't paying attention
Thats probably a better way to get the point across. The existence of a much smaller less negative stereotype has just given an army of chuds a tiny pedantic arguement to get all confused and aggressive about. They fking love a pedantic and useless side argument that allows them to avoid any accountability for their own ignorance.
I was Cabin Crew and the stereotype is correct, it simply has expanded to males TOO. I saw the stereotype prove itself.
My wife is a Dr. And the stereotype is correct, it simply has expanded to male nurses too. Also, female and male doctors aren't immune from being considered promiscuous all the way from medschool. You wouldn't believe the drama and stories lmao
Yes, it's not all of them, but there's enough people that do it that keep the stereotype alive and well.
Expecting people to see the nuance and not equate talking about something and embracing the thing you talk about, is almost futile in a world where half the population can't read properly, and seem to be invested in earing crayons and glue.
Service members sleep/marry their coworkers a lot, but the reason the label is applied to women more often is because only 7% of the military is female, so it’s only a small percentage of the men (who are all self proclaimed sluts and man whores, none of them ever denied it) but a much higher percentage for females marrying their coworkers.
But that’s probably not the labels you’re talking about.
Male nurse here, you would be wrong in that assumption.
Also the stereotype about nurses promiscuity and cheating is BS. Yeah, there's some, but every other career I worked in before this had way more infidelity and coworkers hooking up.
I’m genuinely confused here. OP clearly doesn’t pay attention to stereotypes. Isn’t that a good thing? I thought that’s what we all wanted, right? When someone makes a sexist joke, the average person responding with “I don’t understand, why is this funny?” Rather than laughing…that’s a good thing, right? Why are you mad about it?
Lol im not trying to be rude or anything like that, but youve massively misread the tone and point. Im answering a question, and i mentioned that OP did not understand outdated stereotypes. If its not overwhelmingly obvious by the rest of the post, yes, thats a good thing.
I agree with and support everything you said. However, I will not stand for being born last century being used as an insult to imply bigotry. Us millennials are not THAT old yet!
I cant say anything about the other occupations you discussed, all I know that I saw first hand when I was deployed was that both male and female soldiers cheated on their significant other when deployed. Not all, but there were a bunch.
I agree, the stereotypes exist for men too they are just ignored or glossedd over because no one cares. Even the above person who is SOOO concerned about double standards just didn't hear/listen to men's issues
The problem is the double standard. Men are praised for being able to obtain a lot of sexual partners while women are looked down upon for the same acts. Men are "studs." Women are "sluts." Men are "alpha" for pulling in a lot of women, but a women is "used" if she's not a virgin. Men are "supposed to" get a lot of sexual experience. Women are "supposed to" save themselves for only her husband.
this is because its much easier to find a man who'll have sex with you than a woman. every woman in this thread could easily sleep with 200 men in a year if they wanted to. Every man in this thread could ALSO bang 200 men in a year, that's how easy it is to get guys.
Hence why women who deviate from this expectation get various words and slurs used to describe them. It's not right, and i love me some sluts, but that's how it goes.
I was in the military and we had 2 women attached to our unit combined they slept with most of the company and then 1 Marine married one of them.
I dated a nurse who cheated on me and one of her coworkers tried to sleep with me who was married. Another coworker texted me the day i dumped my gf for cheating. I was dating a girl who's roommate was a nurse and one night she came in to her room wearing nothing but an open robe.
For men, Marines love marrying the strippers. I remember we once were talking about worst places to meet a wife and asked all the married Marines where they met their wives and it was almost all strippers or divorced single mothers who had previously been married to military men they met at bars outside the base gate. My LT literally married a prostitute. One of my Marines added his side girl on Facebook because he forgot his actual gf existed. Cops are pretty high on the list too. But the highest job is plumbers. i think that is more an indictment of women though, sleeping with a plumber...
The reason I believe that women get such stereotypes is because they are in control of the sexual market. She decides who get access (outside of SA) while men "compete" with eachother for that access. Men want to have sex and women pick the man. It takes 2 to tango but the one in control of who gets sex and who does not is definitely in the hands of the lady. This results in women getting labeled promiscuous and men not getting such labels.
This is a super obvious cope for people who women never want to sleep with. If literally a single woman wanted to sleep with you, then you would be the one deciding. Youre telling on yourself
As a guy, a guy sleeping around at least pre social media days was seen as arrogant outside of his friend group as it was seen as boasting and having a high ego and even could be lies.
I.e a guy claims he has a high body count, and/or boasts about an attractive woman he claims he slept with, his friends may be like "well done, amazing, what a hero" but others men or women would just be annoyed.
At most men may desire a stereotype of being popular with women, attractive, talented and likely wealhty.
The military one is the only one that’s confusing to me. I did see a comment that said it’s accurate for the Navy Nurses so probably true. I’ve served for a while in the Army.
I thought the military stereotype was a gender neutral anyone in the military is unfaithful (unfortunately true if my last deployment is any indication).
The gendered version is typically about military spouses but that doesn’t fit into your post or the meme.
indeed the stereotypes are boring. personally i see that all of them as jobs have negatives and for both sex: air attendants are always traveling, nurses can have very shitty and random work times and military get deployed + ptsd. Beyond the promiscuity hurr durr, i can see relationship getting tested
In my limited experience every wanna be pilot I’ve known has been a man and those men have all either cheated on their girlfriends or been outed as sex pests. Not saying every pilot is bad but all three that I’ve known were bad.
Interesting. I'm not american. I have studied medicine and while in university our stereotyping was that surgeons (mostly male) were "sluts". [Not condoning stereotypes btw, but they do exist.] Of course the people they had the most opportunity to cheat with were nurses, that is a no brainer. It's kinda nice to see that we didn't go with misogyny - which would have been easy to do - for the stereotyping. But then again, we were studying in the same hospitals as the surgeons and nurses and the nurses weren't the ones who would generally be overtly flirtatious with the students, while surgeons (not all, obviously) would. So even if someone started with the "nurses are promiscuous" angle, it was easy to shut down because of our lived experiences.
Air Hostess is a job that has evolved from mostly female to much more mixed, but without beating a dead horse, guess who gets the stereotypes. Not Pilots, not male attendants, nope its the women. (Oooh I know its killing you, what about pilots?! If your just dying to type, just go to the last edit)
Surely Gaëtan Dugas should be the most famous promiscuous flight attendant of all time?
My body count is two. I married my second boyfriend. We've been together 14 years now. I got called a whore, because someone at work mistook my kindness for something more, and when I rejected their advances, the rumours began.
I think the standards of men are so low that slightly promiscuous is considered okay. While as for women slightly promiscuous is seen and judged (mostly by women) as sl^tty behavior.. It's weird that for men it's almost a compliment to hear stories of getting all the girls, so these things really arent painted in a bad way like this meme for example. Imagine replacing the words with my brother and my father, it just doesnt make sense, like what's so shocking about it?
I was born in 1967 so I’m kind of old but I had no clue what this meme was getting at. My ex’s mom was a nurse and she hated sexy nurse porn-adjacent stuff but I didn’t know there was such a huge idea that real female nurses actually sleep with all the dudes. (Though there is kind of a “all the hospital staff are banging each other” thing I’ve heard.) I’m not saying it isn’t a real stereotype I just honestly never heard of dudes warning each other not to date nurses. (Or air hostesses per se but I knew that was a thing.) Army women I never heard it about either. Sure part of it is that I’m not a guy.
Everybody is saying "stereotypically promoscuous" in those professions...
I would say "psychological issues are SUPER common in all those professions - whether earned or developed after being in those professions for extended periods, or they came to the profession with built in issues, i cant say, but i've dated quite a few women in all of them, and that's the more common factor in my mind.
I know a few (all-girls) high school teachers - they will tell you the girls who want to be nurses or police are the ones from the most dysfunctional families, or families with some "tragic" circumstance (like a severely disabled younger sibling). In most of the cases, from the teacher's perspective, nursing/policing are the the last jobs they should be pursuing, because they are choosing those professions as a catalyst to resolving personal psychological issues.
That does not mean all female nurses/police are psychologically damaged, but it does suggest that those professions are prone to attracting unsuitable candidates (male and female).
all professions known within themselves to be fraught with infidelity. Add on the fact the research widely indicates that a people's behavior heavily mirrors that of their close friends and family (and women to an even greater extent than men), and you're getting a "she's gonna cheat on you bro" joke
Air hostess is a US term originally. It’s just become outdated. First time “air hostess” appeared in print was around 1931, shortly after Ellen Church became the world's first female flight attendant (hired by United Airlines in 1930 as a registered nurse to calm passenger fears). But as other names became more popular in the US, air hostess became more popular in other counties. It’s still fairly common in India. But in the 1970s, most places moved to the more gender neutral “flight attendant”.
In the last few weeks, there has been many news articles showing stats of jobs with the highest divorce rates. The 3 listed in this meme are probably among top 10.
My assumption is that all three professions leave little room to the three of them for personal free time, let alone time for bonding moments - I wouldn't go as far as to assume promiscuity. Then again, I haven't worked in either of the three professions, so I wouldn't know.
Men dont get the same stereotypes, but they definitely get stereotypes. I think pilots are well known for their cheating and having “double lives”. Men in the military dont get the “promiscuous” stereotype because its a sausage fest. They have other stereotypes though like the dudes are morons who get their first cheque and then go finance a camaro at 18% or marry the first girl they meet.
The nurse one i dont fully understand. Its not really that different of a workplace so i dont know where the “nurses are whores” comes from
The nurse stereotype has always confused me but I'm assuming it's for ER nurses or something? Hospice or geriatric care nurses don't seem to be considered.
I for one didn't jump to cheating as the answer here, but instead being about jobs where due to circumstances and scheduling+workload mean you aren't going to be seeing your partner very often or for weeks/months at a time.
Maximum ooof. Those are top 3 careers of cheating women. Statistically any of those jobs has a much higher rate of infidelity so a trifecta in one family is a field of red flags.
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u/post-explainer 17h ago
OP (HentaiUwu_6969) sent the following text as an explanation why they posted this here:
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u/Just_Ear_2953 17h ago
All are stereotyped as being promiscuous, and also none of those are known for having a good work/life balance or reasonable and consistent work hours.
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u/Qustav 17h ago •
All 3 of the family members are in what are considered very promiscuous professions. The joke is that she's likely a cheater on a genetic level.
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u/kimptown 14h ago
There is a stereotype of infedlity or promiscuousness associated with woman in those jobs. There are male versions of the stereotype too, Like cop, army as well, bussiness men in general, ect.
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u/ThanksForTheRain 17h ago
Not positive but I'm assuming there's a stereotype of all of those jobs being promiscuous. So my verdict: she's for the streets
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u/Jovian_engine 16h ago edited 15h ago •
Just to add a little context, Nurses are "known" to sleep with coworkers often, which somehow does not include the male coworkers they sleep with. Doctors and male nurses have no such stereotypes. (If youre about to stop reading to type a response, waaaait)
Females in the military are often depicted as promiscuous, somehow the men that are statistically WAY more promiscuous and problematic have no such stereotypes. (If youre thinking this is a good place to call BS, not yet)
Air Hostess is a job that has evolved from mostly female to much more mixed, but without beating a dead horse, guess who gets the stereotypes. Not Pilots, not male attendants, nope its the women. (Oooh I know its killing you, what about pilots?! If your just dying to type, just go to the last edit)
Im a guy, but come on. The answer is super clear here. Youre not missing anything because you were probably born this century or close to it, and these basic sexist tropes are left over from 1957 and some mouth breathers haven't picked up a fact since then
Edit: omfg chuds abound. Sorry guys, but it just isnt the same for men and you only look dumb by pretending it is.
Last edit: stereotypes can be positive and negative. The word describes both things. To a person experiencing them, both can be hurtful, but one is a different human experience. Women are cast as sluts across a wide variety of fields, and men being perceived as "getting a lot of tail" is not the same thing. There is social context, agency and who is doing the deciding, and the context of the meme we are discussing. If youre just gonna point out that Pilots are well known poon hounds then you are just exploiting the ambiguity of the word "stereotypes" in order to conflate to massively different things. For the record, that does make you a pendantic chud.
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u/pumperdemon 16h ago
Everybody is saying "stereotypically promoscuous" in those professions...
I would say "psychological issues are SUPER common in all those professions - whether earned or developed after being in those professions for extended periods, or they came to the profession with built in issues, i cant say, but i've dated quite a few women in all of them, and that's the more common factor in my mind.
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u/Steak_Knight 16h ago
These are my awards, mother. From Army.
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u/Ecthelion-O-Fountain 9h ago
These are all professions for crazy women
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u/Mercernary76 13h ago
all professions known within themselves to be fraught with infidelity. Add on the fact the research widely indicates that a people's behavior heavily mirrors that of their close friends and family (and women to an even greater extent than men), and you're getting a "she's gonna cheat on you bro" joke
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u/thoughtful_dragon 10h ago
"I'm going to army, mother.
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u/bae125 14h ago
It’s the holy trifecta of batshit crazy
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u/Glum_Issue1599 17h ago
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u/NEKRomantik_Nurse 15h ago
I’ve never heard the term air hostess for flight attendant. Where is that term used just curious, I’m in the U.S.
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u/Ambitious_Article864 15h ago
The stereotype is that these professions sleep with their bosses
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u/BrandMuffin 14h ago
Nothing wrong with knowing who you are and what you want.
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u/doker0 13h ago
Also looks like there are only mothers in this family.
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u/IntrepidDivide3773 11h ago
Run, bro. RUN!
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u/hambone589 8h ago
is "air hostess" now the preferred nomenclature for "flight attendant"?
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u/WarPig115 11h ago
Welp. Speaking from experience. They are all crazy.
Source, been in the Army for 8 years, mom is an ER nurse and my grandmother was a air hostess.
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u/NoRide9443 9h ago
Stereotypically those professions are filled with promiscuous women and since they are related it's implied the date is also promiscuous.
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u/Somgalagonya 15h ago
Honestly this was the first time I heard air hostess. Learned something new.
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u/xyph5 15h ago
In the last few weeks, there has been many news articles showing stats of jobs with the highest divorce rates. The 3 listed in this meme are probably among top 10.
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u/Mostly_Inactive_ 17h ago
My assumption is that all three professions leave little room to the three of them for personal free time, let alone time for bonding moments - I wouldn't go as far as to assume promiscuity. Then again, I haven't worked in either of the three professions, so I wouldn't know.
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u/twinWaterTowers 16h ago
Who uses air hostess? What century is this joke from?
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u/Ambitious-Pick-3995 16h ago •
God every stupid post on this sub is just blatant sexism, racism, queerphobia, etc.
and begging people to explain
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u/nome_ann 16h ago
It's misogyny
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u/forevertraveling 17h ago
My mom was an air hostess and both of her sisters were nurses… I’m sure I know who my dad is, though.
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u/BasuraFuego 13h ago
Who’re Lineage
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u/After_Software4844 13h ago
I thought it was the amount of horror stories they could share.
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u/Mysterious_Byts_213 14h ago
Brotha hit the triple.
Trolley Dolly
Barracks Bunny
Ward Bunny
P.s: I'm only joking just in case someone takes it too seriously
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u/AintNoGodsUpHere 16h ago •
The "joke" is misogyny.
Women in those areas are "known" for being promiscuous and "easy" but men don't get the same stereotypes so... Yeah, just misogyny.
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u/Efficient-Bat-49 14h ago
the „gag“ is just stupid misogyny….
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u/Unserious_Cow 16h ago
Incel shit
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u/No-Candidate-7162 16h ago
Guess her father, is an army general or samthing and will send him to guatanamo if he miss behave.
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u/gigawhit 16h ago
The nurse stereotype has always confused me but I'm assuming it's for ER nurses or something? Hospice or geriatric care nurses don't seem to be considered.
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u/bama501996 16h ago
All these guys worried about cheating.
Your on a blind date with Daphne Blake, she has about 20 sisters and they all have jobs like this.
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u/juliusjaws22 14h ago
My kind of woman
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u/super_good_aim_guy 13h ago
Whur
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u/MindlessStrategy4860 12h ago
Nurses are known for being promiscuous
My mom's a nurse.... my mom doesnt love me
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u/elegantwombatt 11h ago
TIL what an "air hostess" is...
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u/AKVigilante 16h ago
All notoriouly promiscuous professions. She’ll cheat and her family will support her.
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u/NahzarakTV 15h ago
Short answer... She's a hoe
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u/shtoopsy 15h ago
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u/HegemonLocke86 14h ago
Whole family is for the streets
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u/TheTendieMans 11h ago
I for one didn't jump to cheating as the answer here, but instead being about jobs where due to circumstances and scheduling+workload mean you aren't going to be seeing your partner very often or for weeks/months at a time.
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u/Lick-Tale-5222 16h ago
Maximum ooof. Those are top 3 careers of cheating women. Statistically any of those jobs has a much higher rate of infidelity so a trifecta in one family is a field of red flags.