I don't know man. You make a pretty persuasive case, and it holds up pretty well at first glance.
But if there really are no consequences for women, why has female happiness gone down over the past 35 years?
Why are one in four women on antidepressants?
If they've got it so good, we wouldn't expect to be seeing these things, but there they are.
I genuinely don't know what the answer is, but this is my theory: partying and sleeping with random guys on the weekend is ultimately unfulfilling. Most women are happiest in the role of mother, and the corporate/party lifestyle makes them miserable in the end.
But a lot of people here have more life experience than I do, so I'd be interested to hear other people's takes on this.
But if there really are no consequences for women, why has female happiness gone down over the past 35 years?
Why are one in four women on antidepressants?
If they've got it so good, we wouldn't expect to be seeing these things, but there they are.
I genuinely don't know what the answer is, but this is my theory: partying and sleeping with random guys on the weekend is ultimately unfulfilling. Most women are happiest in the role of mother, and the corporate/party lifestyle makes them miserable in the end.
But a lot of people here have more life experience than I do, so I'd be interested to hear other people's takes on this.