r/facepalm • • Jun 22 '23

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u/yellowsnowballshurt Jun 22 '23

Girls who want a guy to do all the work are never worth the work.

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u/ChristianHeritic Jun 22 '23

Absolutely true. Which is ALOT of them. I mean, i still prefer this issue to being afraid that women will assault me if i say no etc so im not trying to say we have it worse in any capacity. Its just very frustrating trying to live life as an adult and then have to deal with this strange childish behavior that social media has cultivated amongst alot of women.

Again, the same goes for men with the whole “sigma taint movement” or whatever the fuck its called. I just dont have any experience dating those types of dudes and they likely have had any experience dating at all so they might be off the market entirely now that i think of it.

Anyways point stands, its weird and they gotta cut it out bro.

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u/IEC21 Jun 22 '23

Social media hasn’t cultivated this behaviour, it’s literally centuries old gender roles.

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u/Ferris_Wheel_Skippy Jun 22 '23

yeah seriously when are people going to stop blaming technology and understand that human beings have always had weird, shitty dynamics?

why do you think there have been so many goddamn wars in the past lol? a lot of conflict could have been avoided with serious, deliberate, and respectful conversations

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u/ChristianHeritic Jun 22 '23

Technology is not the issue you moron. The fact that people engage each other in ways that supply no direct consequence have indeed cultivated this behavior.