It´s funny how Jordan Peterson says that men are order. In my experience, it was always women who were orderily, tidy, good in school. Responsible, proper, ambitious.
I feel sometimes like women just like themselves. Like Jordan Peterson talks about dressing socially acceptable, being orderly and all this s*it are masculine traits.
But I even see Andrew Tate as basically feminine. He reminds me of my mom when I didn´t pick up my socks. The way he´s obnoxious and overexaggurating all the time.
I just look at everything he´s proud of and I think. "Isn´t that just what women care about ?" He´s just walking hypergamy.
"Men are ambitious" where ? "Men are orderly" I almost bursted out laughing.
I guess I just want to ask. Where do women get all that energy ? They actually have interest in life.
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