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@Typo-MAGAshiv I have seen this in sport alone. At age 12 there are hoards of nice little girls who all want to please daddy and be sportswomen or athletes. Of these there is always at least one girl sobbing at the end of any track race or games match.
The sobbing continues till about 15/16 at which point 90% of the nice little girls we started with have got big hips and tits/ got lazy and hormonal/ got boyfriends they would rather be blowing/ got hair and makeup that are too good to spoil, got girlfriends to shop/ smoke/ drink with etc etc. They have all quit, in fact its more than 90%.
One is then left with a "hardish" core of young women athletes who are still to be honest as soft as fresh snow. (Don't break the crust on their fluffy nerves and they might get somewhere). These girls do not necessarily break down and cry when they lose but they still probably would if a coach bawled them out or if they fell hard or something.
Watching coaches humour these girls into training harder when boys are simply basically told to "do it or become a loser" is a bit nauseating and one does tend to think "sport was not made for women and it shows" But the art of succeeding with women in sport is not to treat them like men but accept their limits and work around the hive mentality.
Read More@SwarmShawarma my favorite part is how the dumb bitch is living with just about everything feminists ever asked for, doesn't like the consequences, and still blames "tHe PaTrIaRcHy!"
You love 5-star seafood dinners on the first date but not catching the fish yourself?
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@Vermillion-Rx I've seen similar IRL
OCS and the other officer schools (BOLC II & OBC/BOLC III) were all mixed-sex.
Almost any foot march had at least one woman crying near the end of it.
1) the 12-miler at OCS had at least 1 dude crying during it, and he wanted to be infantry! Of course those of us who were prior enlisted infantry bitched him out.
2) I did see a few females handle everything without crying, or at least they didn't do it in front of everyone. And again, the APFT had ultra-light requirements for females on the pushups and 2-mile run.
21m ago Ask TRP Forum
Doing stuff "for woman"
So we all say "do for yourself, not for girls". I saw why in my personal life. But what to do when things i enjoy are either solo activities or "at home" ones?
Let's say i want to meet people. I dislike crowded places. When in the gym, i want to workout. So i'll need to do random things for other people, taking with me the "starving dude" vibe. And solo because my friends are all caged by wives. They don't walk two steps without them.
For ex. I was thinking about joining Crossfit, a Dance or Trekking groups for socializing. But i know (we know) it's for woman. How do i enjoy life that way?
There is a video where Bronn and Jaime Lannister talk about "an army of men without cocks". And it's very reality-check. All we do is for pussy.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAMYXp8jE9o&pp=ygUSQXJteSBlaXRob3V0IGNvY2tz
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