Comments by "Rose S" (@roses6564) on "Why men MAKE MORE than women: understanding the gender pay gap" video.

  1. These days? Always has been. In fact, these days it's a bit less so if you manage to avoid the insatiably materialistic female, which would be many. But you have a better shot at the non-materialistic unicorn today than in the past, when most women had to get married to actually eat. Keep looking.
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  2. This was cute.
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  3.  @PeterNolan-009  I'm commenting. It's true.
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  4.  @PeterNolan-009  I haven't refused anything because I am not "you, laydees." Cardinal male sin: assuming laydees are a monolith. We ARE on a Bell Curve too caliber-wise, and yes, I include looks and femininity in the Caliber index, which is a very complex measure for both men and women. Women at the right end of the Caliber Bell Curve might as well be considered a different species from those in the grand middle, never mind those at the left tail. Female and male right-enders may have more in common with each other than they each have with their mid- and low-caliber counterparts. Yoke matters.
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  5.  @PeterNolan-009  You're factually and demonstrably wrong, but um...ok.
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  6. This is ridiculous, and I am saying this as a woman. Nature, and society by extension, must bend over backwards for women to get to be what they are ... not? Who exactly should fund the cost of this "bending over backwards?" What social force must ensure that all women get to have children AND are able to be in the workforce with accommodations for the condition of being a female? This costs money. Who provides that? Taxation, right? Explain why this society needs to accommodate all women to both have children and work? In fact, we are at a point where some people, women included, should reproduce less, not more. Many women would much rather rely on a capable man they actually love to raise their children than on an employer. If feminism wanted to help women, they would have thought up a world where more women find men who inspire, then pushing them to secure their financial independence from men. If you want to help women, give them compelling guys to choose from, don't send them to the workforce. Subconsciously, this is the only way in which women want to be helped. Make a society of alphas (or similar) then get back to us about how badly we want to be in the workforce with accommodations.
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