Re: A Pakistani Girl
That’s not our only reaction. It’s our reaction for things that are storms in teacups.
But Reha a lot of issues that you claim are big issues are infact childish petty things.
I’ve met smart, intelligent and powerful women. You should see them handle issues. Nothing ever catches them off guard.
A percentage of the women on here are not smart, intelligent, or powerful.
Just take a look at life1. And for a more insightful example, your own responses. You’ve failed to (ever) present any sort of profound argument. It’s always “men don’t understand”.
I’m glad that the examples you use to counter me are little girls in their teen.
Now pay attention cuz you clearly werent the first time.
Look at how many times I say ‘some women’. Look at how many times you say ‘some men’, or something similar. It’s pretty darn obvious my post wasnt directed at all women. Certainly not teenager girls. Please dont use them as a shield.
Look at how many times I said WOMEN. Not a girl of 8 years old. Not a girl of 15 years old. As for the woman who gave up her career, you’re not asking a problem. Shes a wife who now stays home to take care of her kids. You’re asking for a solution. I’m asking whats the problem in this scenario? LOL see. there you go. You found a problem where there is none. Woman.
Please do not insinuate that I group the problem of little girls with grown women. I find that insulting. If you continue to do so I will have to respond very harshly as I am requesting you now to not continue. The fact that you grouped them together tells me a lot about you.
Again, nowhere am I downplaying the importance of issues affecting women, no. I’m specifically replying to the posts you and Reha made. Everyone has problems. Not everything is black and white.
Also, men vs women, I’m glad you arent arguing the post about you.
Again, please read carefully. I really dont like repeating myself and I find I do that a lot on gs because people dont read properly and just extract whatever far fetched meaning they please.
About number 1 and 3. A woman is not born a woman, before she becomes a woman, she was a girl, before that she was a teenager, and before that she was a child. Same is said for a man. It is our experiences from childhood to adulthood that create who we become later in life. Like I said just because you encountered many drama queens doesn’t mean all women are.
about number 2. there is your assumption again. you are wrong.. How about women who work full time and pay all the bills still have inlaws live with them. inlaws who think their son does it all and the wife is expected to say nothing! If she does, she is a horrible horrible person.