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You know your old when you have to actually look up what “onlyfans” is, lol!
They do put in their fair share of work, what kind of low lives are you hanging around where people aren't being better and fair because it's the right thing to do?
They work, what do you expect? Not many men would want a female in that line of work just like not many women would want a man looking at another female's body. Except the amount of men that have an OF is extremely disproportionate compared to women so you only want to look at one issue and not the biggest one. Maybe if the 80+ million men wouldn't be paying for these services, there wouldn't be any.
I'm sorry, but this reads like "if she wants this or that, she should know her place." I doubt that was the effect you were going for.
No idea what you're talking about here. what's fair and right?
And women's occupation largely haven't changed. Some were shifted from farm and household services to nursing and HR work, but it is still majority in services. Why aren't women stepping up to the STEM fields? Why aren't they stepping up to construction work, landscaping, plumbing, electrical? They had plenty of time to do so.
We've made staying at home, raising kids and taking care of the household into an evil and oppressive activity, while we glorified working countless hours for a faceless corporation, oftentimes reporting to a man.
We have nurses basically slaving away many, many hours because they're so understaffed, away from their children and family, and we call it liberation. Some liberation...
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I'm not sure where you land into this line of thinking, but for many it takes two incomes to run a household. My wife is stay at home, but that's only because of my profession. It took 12 years to get to that point. We've only been on one income for the last 5 years.
I guess there could be good paying jobs building more prisons, where prisoners make stuff for $0.25 an hour. I see no other way to make affordable stuff with tariffs in place that already drive the price up of resources.
there have been record imports of foreign good just prior to the tariffs being implemented, shipping shedules show this. But around this time the imports are falling (where they usually fall earlier in the year) so give it a month or 2...
there is a correlation there.
The most difficult, tiring, stressful job is being a mom. I relearn that each time my wife is sick and I have to take care of the tribe as she recovers.
We have a very traditional marriage where I work and she stays home. When our first 4 kids were old enough, she tried working and hated it. We adopted 3 more kids. She is a very fulfilled woman.
We have a very traditional marriage where I work and she stays home. When our first 4 kids were old enough, she tried working and hated it. We adopted 3 more kids. She is a very fulfilled woman.
My mom was a stay at home mother , 5 kids . She is 91 now with dementia . Not real bad but short-term memory is absent . I look back and see how hard she had to work at home and do everything possible I can do to make her life better now . My dad picked a good one .
Yes and no. The supply and demand would never completely go away. If the demand was not there then the supply would lower alot since it wouldn't be worth the effort to produce and transport the drugs.
It's barely been 100 years since they allowed to vote and barely half of that before they were able to participate in career fields in the USA. 100 years is nothing but a passing second in the homosapien timeline. I work for a female and minority owned architectural, Engineering, and Construction company. The owner can tells stories when they couldn't vote, water fountains were still labeled, and the sexual prejudice and remarks from their male counterparts.
There are physiological and psychological reasons why one gender would prefer one career path over another, like men usually being physically stronger would usually be much more helpful in certain jobs while the better nurturing skills that females have suits them better for other careers. That's generalizing though and society has started to breakthrough that barrier with some vehemently against it, expecting their wives to be essentially their slaves, and at the other end of the spectrum is the "all men are evil."
But to go back to your original statement, putting the blame of men not wanting to work because of women is ridiculous. A guy that only works for the attention of women isn't a man at all. He's a man-child and nobody wants to take care of that. I know a few people like that, thinking having a wife will make their problems go away and then wonder why no women want them. Like "dude you got problems that you gotta fix before adding anything else onto your life."
Absolutely agree.
Unions have seen their day. They now cause more problems than they solve. This coming from someone who supervised union workers. And many times saw some benefits when some company over-reach occurred. But for the most part they breed mediocraty and protect the slackers.
But yes-buy American. And I think tariffs used by the U.S. will help level the playing field. We have been screwed since forever.
Agreed. Employers need employees more than in the Haydays of unions. The worker does not need a union to fight for him. Supply and demand rules.
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