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Saw this on X. It's women's stated rankings versus what they actually pick. Higher means lower ranked. What matters is what is outside of the line.
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Ok, with that out of the way: She says she removed her account and she meant it. The account is not on tiktok so this is a de-watermarked version I downloaded. This begs the philosophical question (I was considering it as the title)
In dating, or heck in life, does ANYONE really care about us as people particularly in the beginning? I was tempted to use that observation as the title.
3h ago WhereAreAllTheGoodMen Forum
They don’t actually care about you as a person.
https://streamable.com/2zclfw | Open Link in New WindowBolt-On woman cries and flashes her fake titties at you for sympathy.
She thinks she's pretty, but she got so much Botox in her face it looks like it's about to explode.
When I first woke up to gender dynamics, and was trying to tease women about their priviledge, I observed that some older women would just STFU. A couple explicitly admitted that they were obscenely priviledged to live a protected life with no responsibility under the care of their husbands, but they just accepted it as a fact of life.
It's silly how the same gender that uses "my money is my money, but his money is our money" logic will use career money-making potential as proof that a woman should be unquestionably desirable to every man she comes across.
I guess women's cylon programming prevents them from seeing double standards when it benefits them.
