Women desire to marry or date men who are more successful then they complain that the same man is keeping them down. They're attracted to someone who knows a lot and is capable then get mad about mansplaining or privellage. If they really believed in their strength wouldn't they marry an equal?

Common-Ferret-1435 · 2024-05-14T14:48:47+00:00

In <current year>, culture has decided to worship women. They are promoted, given privileges, worshipped in media, academia, and politics.

Now one can be supportive of that or opposed to that, it isn’t relevant, but what it is, is <current year> reality.

So you have this massive push in many sectors (especially) tech, to way over promote women professionally, which leads to many women being given very plum careers simply because of their genitals. This is all supposed to correct some injustice from a hundred years ago or something.

That’s fine, it’s not that big a deal. The tide is starting to turn in some places where rampant sexism against men is being proved so some over corrections will be addressed in a while.

The fact is a small group of career minded women have had success thrust upon them. Giving them, perhaps, a sense of entitlement.

“Well I got this overpaid quota hire position where HR was only hiring ‘disadvantaged’ employees so now this must mean I should get everything with advantage.”

This is common with anyone who gets success above what they actually should have worked for, and you see this frequently in men, who buy Lamborghinis and women and status symbols with money. It’s one of the obvious examples of nouveau riche and why most people don’t like them. Too flamboyant, too entitled, too bragadocious.

Annoying as this is, it’s what happens to a lot of people when they attain success beyond their abilities and effort, lottery winners, guys in their first professional job, musicians, child actors, etc.

With men, it’s a bit different. Man, whether they admit it or not, primarily display social status, wealth, etc. for women’s attention. They do this because wealth and status tend to attract a large amount of women who want to get their hands on it via hypergamy and gold digging.

Women have traditionally gotten social status and resources by going after those men who have it. It just simple reality no matter how much everyone wants to lie and say it isn’t.

So what happens when a woman achieves wealth and status?

A problem. Men are not attracted to wealth and status and do not gain it from women. No one cares about a man who became a millionaire because he married a rich woman. That impresses very few people, men or women.

Men use wealth and status to get women, because that’s the bait that draws women in.

So a woman who has it is going to be drawn to men with other wealth and status. A lower man provides them with nothing of value. The whole equality, quota hiring, social engineering solves some issues but introduces others. Namely, all that money and success is great for careers but unfortunately how people operate in relationships haven’t changed.

Successful women still, no matter how much they have, always want more. It’s their driving force. It’s impossible to escape. No woman actively chases poor men (unless they are hot enough for a short fling), so they have an ever shrinking pool of men that match their entitled demands. This is similar to a man who only chase super models. There’s only so many perfect 10s.

As is obvious in <current year>, women’s preferences in partners is a list 10 pages long, and with every bit of entitlement they gain, the list grows longer.

Men remain at “don’t be ugly, don’t be a bitch” or something that hasn’t changed in a thousand years. Women haven’t changed either, but now their list is “well all the regular stuff, but now a bunch of new stuff” as entitlement continues to grow.

Balance is always returned. Entropy is a real thing.

When? Eventually. Women will never relationship down (by any real degree). They say it’s not true but it is always true. They cannot respect any man significantly below them. Sure they can have sex, but that’s not what they care about for marriage or relationships, certainly not one where they would be financially liable when it fails.

It has zero to do with “equality”. “Equality”, like “fair” are words for children to participate in adult conversations. They don’t exist in reality.

What “equality” means to many women is just “gimme money and power because I have a vagina and a long time ago some other women were ‘oppressed’, which is another made up context to justify discrimination and greed.”

This causes entitlement, when applied to men and women. It’s just that women are experiencing it now.

It is what it is. It’s a self-correcting issue so I wouldn’t sweat it. It’s no real concern. No women actually believe in “equality” that would possibly interfere with anything they personally want, which is always “more”.

TheObelisk · 2024-05-14T17:22:00+00:00

Women: "There's a pay gap and it should be stopped!"

Also Women: "I literally wont date a guy unless there's a wage gap."

pilotIet · 2024-05-14T15:01:17+00:00

Which makes you conclude that a woman is not looking for someone in her partner to consider her equal, but rather an object of economic-sexual exploitation.

Looks, then money, then status.

Axg165531 · 2024-05-14T15:29:45+00:00

That's the female paradox ,they want a strong man but a sensitive man , they want a rich man to live off but don't want to listen to them , they want to make there own choices without paying for the consequences of those choices . Basically most girls don't know what they want

GotSomeCookieBlues · 2024-05-14T19:53:45+00:00

They shouldn't have such high standards. There's this funny website where it calculates how delusional a woman is based on their standards. It's called something like am I delusional. My sisters would be off the charts, although they have boyfriends that wouldn't even fit those standards so they are not in the slightest realistic. Especially if you include my sisters being nutty narcissists.

kkkan2020 · 2024-05-14T15:01:30+00:00

and people wonder why marriage as a whole is imploding /s

Competitive-Ask4393 · 2024-05-14T14:25:47+00:00

Usually 2 different types of women or they’re getting manipulated online by radical feminist / poor single mothers after becoming comfortable with one of the lifestyles. Women are very susceptible to influence.

Tumahub79 · 2024-05-14T19:12:17+00:00

Hypergamy is a thing.

WhereProgressIsMade · 2024-05-14T15:26:59+00:00

Being able to hold dichotomies like this doesn't make much sense to us since men tend to focus on logical thinking. You'll understand women better once you can accept that they do this. They make decisions based more off of feelings and get very good at rationalizing whatever that outcome is. It's nothing new. You can find examples all the way back into ancient literature.

Proper_Frosting_6693 · 2024-05-14T20:12:13+00:00

Don’t use logic with feminists!

BlueThespian · 2024-05-14T22:20:17+00:00

Apply the law of equals and everything is fine, Kaka wouldn’t have had to suffer as much if he married someone close to his level. Love is a b!tch even more so than ever before. Don’t date-down because life will take you down slowly.

AmuseDeath · 2024-05-15T00:19:43+00:00

Modern dating = hypergamy + entitlement

Lurkerin_the_dark · 2024-05-14T19:44:02+00:00

Did you hear the new joke in town?

Its called gender equality.

Opening-Scar-8796 · 2024-05-14T21:00:57+00:00

This is what I have been saying. If you are a rich man and work long hours, the woman still wants you to cook and clean even though you contribute more in other areas. They want your money. They don’t see you as an equal. If they did, they’ll contribute evenly.

My cousin is in this situation and he doesn’t know it or doesn’t care. He works long hours as a software engineer. He makes 250k. He owns and bought the house. The wife works part time. But at the same time, my cousin does most of the cooking and cleaning. It’s because “the wife take care of the kids”. (Which she doesn’t do everyday. Sometimes my cousin mom does the caring and my cousin cares for the kids too)

My cousins wife is a literal scam artist. And my cousin is a cuck.

Proof_Option1386 · 2024-05-14T20:51:16+00:00

I mean, yeah, totally, but men do the same thing by trying to marry or date the hottest woman possible, who will be entitled and narcissistic instead of the dumpy girl who will treat him like a king.

There's a push-pull in dating between what will actually work out best for you in the relationship, and what you think will impress your friends and family and society. The two are rarely in lockstep, and this problem persists across gender.

Johnny_Lawless_Esq · 2024-05-14T21:32:51+00:00

Because dating older, more established people is fun.

When I was in my twenties, I pretty much exclusively dated divorced professional women in their forties. I met some incredibly intelligent, capable women, had some great conversations, some great sex, and it was a really fantastic time.

But it can be a honey trap, as it were, and I suspect that goes as much for women as it did for me.

binary-boy · 2024-05-15T01:10:40+00:00

From what I can tell, the feminist movement isn't anywhere near monolithic. And that goes for women as well. What seems to be going on is that there are a lot of shiny good things that feminism talks about that benefits women. There's also a lot of shiny good things that the patriarchy that benefits women.

We seem to be seeing a schizophrenic reality where they try to pick the best parts of column A and best parts of column B. Women want the OPTION to be strong when they want to, but they also want to OPTION to sit back and let you do all the work.

ACLU_EvilPatriarchy · 2024-05-15T02:21:51+00:00

Like the old Pantene Commercials.. "I am worth it"

stax496 · 2024-05-28T16:21:14+00:00

The common narrative in media like books, movies and television catered to the female romantic/sexual fantasy revolved about being able to control more powerful men through emotional manipulation and sexuality.

Conscious-Average-23 · 2024-05-14T18:07:57+00:00

Don't get all logical and shit.

Amalthia_the_Lady · 2024-05-14T19:33:05+00:00

When a man treats his partner as an equal, despite their occupational differences, then sure. Makes total sense.

But when they do not, it leaves a sour taste.

I like to think most men wouldn't focus on that their partners make less money than they do. Because there are other ways to measure success. Doing well in school, a promotion, personal development and so on. Still there are some men (and of course women) who value financial aspects above anything else.

So, for a woman like me, who works over 40 hours a week, in an apprenticeship and going after a red seal specifically so I can better my financial situation...yeah, it stings a bit when my partner consistently reminds me he makes better money than I do and that he wouldn't get out of bed for what I make.

I also think getting together with a good fit doesn't mean you have the same strengths. So, either party could have something to learn from the other in how to be successful.

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