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When I said that, I meant it in the context of the dating market. Further down, I say:Your line of thinking is absurd on a fundamental level, because men and women aren't competing for the same position. Any guy who believes women have it "easier", women are probably right to avoid because it suggests some pretty troubling things about how he sees relationships and his role and obligations within them.
I should clarify it isn't a major tilt, but the fact of the matter is that men are still expected to retain the positive qualities of their masculinity while getting rid of their negative ones. Men and women have achieved effective parity in terms of pay, but a lot of women still expect the man to bear the financial burden of the relationship. Shouldn't these kinds of expectations die off in a society where men and women are equal? Why is it that we elevate femininity and pick and choose the bits we like of masculinity and discard everything else as toxic?I think the big picture balance between male advantages and female advantages was fairly even until recently, and it's now tilted towards women.
I don't mean to sound petty, nor do I want to get into a detailed debate about the advantages of men and women. I don't care. I accept my place in society and what I have to do. All I'm saying is that I understand why men get frustrated by the place women occupy in the dating market.
I don't see why this line of thinking is absurd. It applies on a fundamental, natural level. Males in most species have to compete with other males to earn the right to mate with a female. Humans are animals too, and much of our core animal programming hasn't changed, its just adapted to civilized life.
If we were to actually tally it all up, I don't think your argument works, either. Our primitive male monkey brains place far too much value on a woman's physical traits. A lot of it comes down to genetics, some of it is work. A woman's value derives from her genetics much more so than a man's. It's not like we chose who we were born to. Is this something we should just ignore in the day in age when everyone is obsessed with talking about oppression and social justice? Where's the social justice in that?You're right, they don't have the traits and value...so why are they trying to pursue these relationships? What are they exchanging with the woman in question? In fact, what the fuck is even the point?
They aren't established enough to start a family, they can't provide security since they aren't confident/socially graceful, they aren't socially connected, they aren't strong or streetwise, and aren't economically well off; if you have nothing to give each other, why are you even wasting each others' time?
I'm of the opinion that we either shut up about social justice or we apply it equally. I'm fine with either course of action, but I think its foolish to think that everything is being handled justly.
This is precisely why I think the incel movement is very stupid and many men within it are delusional, egotistical clowns who spend all day wallowing in their self pity. They don't even come close to meeting their own standards.These incels want to fulfill a male role in a relationship, where a woman gives herself over to him, without fulfilling any male obligations.