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woodsmoke Respectful reprobate 23h ago
The standards at 25 are far too reasonable, frankly, but I did get a good chuckle out of the pivot to activism at 40.
Typo-MAGAshiv asshole. giga-shitlord. worst mod EVAR. 15h ago
Yeah, most women at 25 are even more demanding than they were at 20
polishknight WAATGM Endorsed 13h ago
They SOUND reasonable but OK Cupid stats show that "good looking" means she probably defines that as top 1% with "average" being upper 20%. Various street interview videos show 25 yo women estimating a "normal" job of at least $150,000/year.
woodsmoke Respectful reprobate 9h ago
Right, but that's just women being women. Getting into the top 20% of a given woman's options generally ain't particularly onerous, it just takes some consistent effort. Whether she'd add any value to your life to make it worth that effort, now, that's an entirely different discussion.
And any man who's bothering to pay attention will quickly see most women simply have no understanding of the value of things. They throw out ridiculous figures like that because most of them have never had to really work in their lives, most of their expenses being handled by Daddy, various boyfriends, Daddy Government or simply putting everything on credit 'til they're leveraged to their eyeballs.
But I digress. The point was her standards actually decreased between 20 and 25, if only slightly, while in reality it's generally exactly the opposite.
polishknight WAATGM Endorsed 8h ago
It's amusing that what we define as "women just being women" in the modern era is a lot different than what women were once regarded, or expected, to be. I know, we can laugh at it now, but the feminist interpretation of the past was that women were expected to look at a man's personality as more important than looks, craved "nice guys", and chaste. In my mother's era, most of the women were virgins when they got married.
That may tie into the observation of the woman undergoing a radical change of mindset between 20 and 25: She will have a few notches in her belt by then, gotten taken out to dinner a couple of times, and got a taste for the two-track utopia of 20 something for women: Sleeping with extra hot guys without guilt (since she doesn't feel "slut shamed" if the men are conventionally hot, who sees a woman who slept with JFK as being a "slut?") or gotten wined and dined while being clown entertained?
It also causes them to think twice about getting married too soon because then The Good Times don't Roll anymore. Kids, housework, and such are a drag by comparison. Yes, weddings are fun and she's the star of that show, but the marriage itself is not as much fun as 20s singledom.
Come to think of it, it reminds me of Cinderella and the clock striking midnight. Put aside the story for a moment and consider the paradigm that the ball is fun to attend for her: She got to dance in nice clothes, people watching her, the prince fawning over her, and fine food and drink unlike slaving away cleaning floors. No wonder time flew for her!
Women of my mother's era had an urgency mindset going: They saw that, on average, MOST women were married by 21 and they grabbed the top guys like how Dubai chocolate flies off Costco shelves. They knew to look for potential: A tall guy who couldn't hold a job was going to leave her in her 30's as a leftover. They KNEW this concept back then as much as we discuss here.
I miss my grandmothers but I'm calling my friends from the same era this afternoon to wish a Merry Christmas. They're museum pieces in the classical sense.
Land_of_the_losers the-niceguy.com 3h ago
The modern feminist sez that the expectation that a middle-class woman be respectable is, of course, yet another example of past oppression.
Yes, respect is a must-have. One just shouldn't need to be or act a certain way in order to get it.
Typo-MAGAshiv asshole. giga-shitlord. worst mod EVAR. 6h ago
What.
Edit - OK, I googled it and braced myself to be grossed out because I had thought it was something to do with Dubai Porta Potties, but it's actual confection. What a relief.
GeorgeIII 1h ago
You’ll note that Dubai chocolate is a recent phenomenon.
The darker theory is that it was invented to draw internet attention away from the porta potties
No-Stress-Cat Jr. Hamster Analyst 8h ago
LMAO!