One sentence ladies….

[Deleted Member]

Egotistical attempted manipulation!!!! Very frightening how some are threatened by a professional and financially stable woman 🤷🏼‍♀️
So weird…I just do not get it at all 🤦🏼‍♀️

[Deleted Member]

Hello, would it be inappropriate if I message you about a thing that I would like to know?

[Deleted Member]

Often men feel intimidated by strong women because they feel that some requirements traditionally occupied by men (main breadwinner for example) are now required to a lesser degree, which in turn means they feel they are no longer required either. I know, go figure! 🙄😅

[Deleted Member]

Bring on the matriarchy I say! 

[ey****]

three trains of thought

The first ties in with something I've said before that men then don't know what they can offer.  Anything like status or security she already has - and with dick being of low value and abundant - he doesn't really know how to stand out and be someone she wants to be with

The second is sometimes tied with misogyny - whether intended or not and whether from the guy himself or ***r groups - that he might be seen as 'below' her which has gone against things he knows

The third is about control and it's more difficult to control someone who is financially independent, it's more difficult for some to create a structure where she is dependent on him making it more difficult for her to leave. This could also ward anyone off who is insecure in themselves.

[Leisa]

If you figure it out, please pass on that tidbit of information.

[Deleted Member]

Me neither......the stronger the woman....the purer the submission.

[no****]

Lmao I literally sent you a message being *only nice* to you and you very rudely replied “this kinkster is not interested”. Who said I was? I was being polite, that’s it. You’re an asshole, get off your pedestal

[Deleted Member]

Not an asshole at al! Check the attitude darling 😘 Enjoy your night!

[ey****]

How dare these ladies not be interested! Who do they think they are?!

 

haha

[Deleted Member]

Excuse me?

[ey****]

1 minute ago, naughtynat said:

Excuse me?

I'm joking at the expense of the guy above moaning you ignored him

[Deleted Member]

Oh! I didn’t ignore him. He quite clearly has issues! I’m a woman on a website that is alternative! I’m not here to be ***d!

[so****]

Well in a sociological/psychological view... The most unhappy female demographic are "high-earning professional career women", especially those who forego family & kids to pursue their careers. They usually end up in their mid thirties with no husband, no kids & very unhappy, but with a fat bank account lol However, the happiest female demographic are stay at home moms who may or may not work, but who are married & have lots of family time. Sources & references can be provided if you want. These studies are fascinating & needless to say the feminist community was in an uproar over them lol😂 traditional family units are where it's at👍

[Leisa]

6 minutes ago, sonofthunder777 said:

Well in a sociological/psychological view... The most unhappy female demographic are "high-earning professional career women", especially those who forego family & kids to pursue their careers. They usually end up in their mid thirties with no husband, no kids & very unhappy, but with a fat bank account lol However, the happiest female demographic are stay at home moms who may or may not work, but who are married & have lots of family time. Sources & references can be provided if you want. These studies are fascinating & needless to say the feminist community was in an uproar over them lol😂 traditional family units are where it's at👍

That’s a rather sexist viewpoint. Having experienced both roles maybe I’m biased.

[li****]

34 minutes ago, sonofthunder777 said:

Well in a sociological/psychological view... The most unhappy female demographic are "high-earning professional career women", especially those who forego family & kids to pursue their careers. They usually end up in their mid thirties with no husband, no kids & very unhappy, but with a fat bank account lol However, the happiest female demographic are stay at home moms who may or may not work, but who are married & have lots of family time. Sources & references can be provided if you want. These studies are fascinating & needless to say the feminist community was in an uproar over them lol😂 traditional family units are where it's at👍

I'm not married or got any kids and I'm nearly 40!!!!! And guess what!!!? I'M HAPPY lol I have a decent job where I get my pay check every month, I can look after myself even though I have my Sir he doesn't keep me so to speak. I earn my own *** and spend it how I like but again I say I'm happy as Larry. I agree with @Leisa it's a very sexist comment you've made 

[so****]

Also, women tend to not respect men who earn less than them. So high earning professional career women are actually at a disadvantage in terms of finding a husband. They'll want a man who makes equal to or more than them. So the more they make, the shallower the pool of potential mates becomes😋

[li****]

1 minute ago, sonofthunder777 said:

Also, women tend to not respect men who earn less than them. So high earning professional career women are actually at a disadvantage in terms of finding a husband. They'll want a man who makes equal to or more than them. So the more they make, the shallower the pool of potential mates becomes😋

Goodness me 🤣 you talk utter nonsense honestly

[4R****]

19 minutes ago, lil-monster said:

Goodness me 🤣 you talk utter nonsense honestly

Normally if I have nothing nice to say then I will say nothing, but here shall make an exception. sonofthunder777 I'm unsure as to what evidence on which you are basing the drivel you are spouting, but I can speak with an element of experience (and a couple of qualifications) that you are speaking utter shite!

[AKA_Copper]

1 hour ago, sonofthunder777 said:

Well in a sociological/psychological view... The most unhappy female demographic are "high-earning professional career women", especially those who forego family & kids to pursue their careers. They usually end up in their mid thirties with no husband, no kids & very unhappy, but with a fat bank account lol However, the happiest female demographic are stay at home moms who may or may not work, but who are married & have lots of family time. Sources & references can be provided if you want. These studies are fascinating & needless to say the feminist community was in an uproar over them lol😂 traditional family units are where it's at👍

Please provide a ***r reviewed study which backs up you claims.
For anything you can find, I'll promise I can find one which contradicts it.
Happiness is subjective and changeable from day to day but, you have at least two females commenting in this thread alone that are of this age grp, have no ***, have a career and don't rely on anyone else financially to be 'happy'.

[Deleted Member]

*rubs crystal ball* l can see a lot of crashing and burning in someone's immediate future....

[Psuedom]

50 minutes ago, CopperKnob said:

Please provide a ***r reviewed study which backs up you claims.
For anything you can find, I'll promise I can find one which contradicts it.
Happiness is subjective and changeable from day to day but, you have at least two females commenting in this thread alone that are of this age grp, have no ***, have a career and don't rely on anyone else financially to be 'happy'.

"The Spirit Level" by Richard Wilkinson & Kate Pickett is an excellent read regarding earnings, psychological impact and over perception on quality of life, but the approach is more of a global view and doesn't give an answer specifically to all those points (such as contentment related to whether a person has offspring or not and gender issues). In any case, it's relatively enlightening, to others it just presents evidence to what some already knew but weren't able to substantiate... Probably most effective as a preventative measure against rash sweeping staments where a broader overview hasn't been considered. 

[AKA_Copper]

7 minutes ago, Psuedom said:

"The Spirit Level" by Richard Wilkinson & Kate Pickett is an excellent read regarding earnings, psychological impact and over perception on quality of life, but the approach is more of a global view and doesn't give an answer specifically to all those points (such as contentment related to whether a person has offspring or not and gender issues). In any case, it's relatively enlightening, to others it just presents evidence to what some already knew but weren't able to substantiate... Probably most effective as a preventative measure against rash sweeping staments where a broader overview hasn't been considered. 

You mean like the above sweeping statement?

[Leisa]

1 hour ago, sonofthunder777 said:

Also, women tend to not respect men who earn less than them. So high earning professional career women are actually at a disadvantage in terms of finding a husband. They'll want a man who makes equal to or more than them. So the more they make, the shallower the pool of potential mates becomes😋

Where do you get this shyte? Pull it out of the down u set?

[Deleted Member]

Wowsers. The comments on this post 🤣 I make very good ***. You do not have to earn equal to me to earn my respect; you do have to have your shit together and be able to fund and organize your own life, because I already have two kids and I'm not looking to parent any more.