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| 2 | Do you think society should value women primarily for their roles as wives/mothers?You bring up a really good point that even I didn't think of. I remember learning about this woman in a Criminal Justice course at my university and I've never been angrier at a crime than this one. What a monster. | /r/PurplePillDebate | 23/07/14 03:14 AM |
| 1 | Do you think society should value women primarily for their roles as wives/mothers?I've already proven my point with how women have contributed to progress in society, clearly you disagree. There is a BIG fucking difference between BUILDING a civilization and LIVING in one. Okay, then. Do tell me how the examples I've elaborated in my previous post do not satisfy the criteria for "laying down bricks". If women have easy flexible cushy jobs the feminist empowerment fantasy goes out the window. Most feminists, such as myself, do not aim to overpower men, but rather to be on a le… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 23/07/14 02:20 AM |
| 3 | Do you think society should value women primarily for their roles as wives/mothers?That is precisely what I said. Biology punishes women who don't have children. That contradicts my article and statement where "biology" aka Postpartum Depression practically punishes women who do have children. Also, hormonal cycles exist in order for ovulation to occur. However, depression can occur whether or not an egg is fertilized. Whether it be PMS or PPD, there's always that chance of getting depression. It has nothing to do with not having children for it can happen to anyone at any poi… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 22/07/14 06:01 PM |
| 1 | Do you think society should value women primarily for their roles as wives/mothers?Only men build societies because females simply can't, they are more linked to their biological role then men. Oh really? Now that was just a simple illustration to show a small number of women who have contributed to society. I'd like to back this up with their Wikipedia pages: Fatima Al-Fihri - Founder of the first degree granting institution for higher education; aka Founder of the first university Jeannette Rankin - First woman elected to Congress, was one of fifty who voted against entry in… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 22/07/14 05:53 PM |
| 3 | Do you think society should value women primarily for their roles as wives/mothers?I'd like to point out some facts pertaining to your data. First of all, the reason women are most likely to take antidepressants, especially at different age groups, pertains to certain key factors especially with hormonal cycles. For example: women at the age of 18 and older, especially within their late twenties and thirties, are likely to get pregnant. There is a common side effect of pregnancy known as Postpartum Depression (PPD), which occurs after childbirth. Furthermore, though social fac… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 22/07/14 04:23 PM |
| 3 | Do you think society should value women primarily for their roles as wives/mothers?I have a few questions to ask you, not to be argumentative, but just to fully understand your point of view. First off, you say that if a woman loves her career more than a man, she's basically undesirable. Do you believe this applies to all women who have a career, or just the ones who are purely dedicated to it without an interest in marriage? By that, if a woman has a career and uses the wages from her career to support her family - including her husband and children - and also negotiates wit… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 22/07/14 01:05 AM |
| 12 | Do you think society should value women primarily for their roles as wives/mothers?I think society needs to value both women and men for what they truly are: human beings. As a species, we have great capabilities to do so much and progress in our advancements in nature. We have evolved greatly over time and it would be a shame to hinder such a progression by devaluing one half of that race and only using them for reproductive purposes. It's almost the same as asking if society should value men primarily for sperm production. If they can't fertilize eggs, does that make them wo… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 21/07/14 04:21 AM |
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