"As if one, every feminist of childbearing age in America simultaneously arched her back and let out a deafening hiss."

dreamingawake09 · 2013-04-14T11:09:36+00:00

Solid op-ed, glad the writer understood this: "Patton, after all, isn't telling girls to abjure college. Far from it. She is advising young women already in college to think seriously about their sexual and romantic choices, and to take advantage of the simultaneity of their own peak nubility and their presence among an abundance of suitable mates such as they are all but certain never to encounter again. Contrary to her detractors' caricature, she is not claiming that marriage is a now-or-never proposition for Princeton women, only that now is far more opportune than later is likely ever to be."

That is exactly what Patton was saying, yet these folks who are complaining about what Patton has said, continue to live in a different world to reality and our own human biology and denying the hypergamous ways of a woman and their continuing rising "standards". The more a women sees and experiences that is higher than what she has already has, she'll want more of it and of a better quality.

roe_ · 2013-04-14T15:16:24+00:00

One more bit of advice for Susan Patton's son: A lot of your mother's detractors seem gleeful at the thought that her notoriety will rub off on you to your disadvantage--that you'll be embarrassed and women will shun you. As long as you take it all in stride, nothing of the sort will happen. You are now slightly famous. That won't repel women, it will make them curious about you.

But be prepared. Being curious, they will ask questions. You need answers that will heighten their curiosity rather than satisfy it, that will not allow them to pigeonhole you as "too eager to commit" or "just a player," even if you are in fact one or the other. We suggest the following, delivered with a wry half-smile and a slight roll of the eyes: "Oh yeah, Mom really wants grandchildren. I don't know if I'm ready for that kind of commitment."

Wow. It's like Roissy wrote the last two paragraphs of that article.

slfnflctd · 2013-04-14T13:28:31+00:00

That writer knows what's up. I especially like his advice to Susan Patton's son:

"You need answers that will heighten their curiosity rather than satisfy it"

rebuildingMyself · 2013-04-15T05:25:44+00:00

Any college princess (especially the attractive ones) have grown up in a completely different world than the rest of us. Their opinions are more valued, they are more likely to get a job, it's much easier to get into a relationship or just get laid, etc.

This will carry on until the wall and suddenly they will rationalize their plight away and blame it on men. Patton is doing these people a favor.

r_rships_account · 2013-04-15T13:33:08+00:00

Patton's right. I'm a female with a high IQ and 120+ers aren't easy to come by. In fact, 95% of men are unbearably stupid and unjustifiably arrogant.

Title	"As if one, every feminist of childbearing age in America simultaneously arched her back and let out a deafening hiss."
Author	telnet_reddit_80
Upvotes	17
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Date	April 14, 2013 11:02 AM UTC (13 years ago)
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