Didn’t really read all of that, tbh. Not at all going to discount your arguments as a general statement. However, my comment was in relation to this post where, if you go through it, you’ll see that your arguments don’t resonate. You may also be the minority here.
Yes, I am aware of that. My comment was in response to the OP who said he’s never heard of women sacrificing their lives when there have been many. Rather than discussing the male role of protection throughout human history, it’s place in modern times and how it affects modern men, this thread has been used to just bash women. I’ve noticed that that is the theme for all the posts here, unfortunately.
I tried to look up female soldiers who died in service, but all google could pull up were female soldiers who were murdered by male soldiers in army bases. I can name quite a female regular women who sacrificed their lives saving their husbands if you’d prefer that?
Husne Ara Parvin. Died trying to save her husband in the New Zealand mosque attack. Her husband survived. I can provide other examples of women if you’d like.
A quick google search will give you the names of many woman who died protecting their husbands from violent attacks. It has been the nature of men throughout human civilization to be the protectors. I am not saying it is right or even understand how that instinct has carried over into modern times. I think in today’s society of men, very few would sacrifice their lives the same way the men did in all of the examples given in this thread. Personally, I would kill and die for my husband without qu…
