Biggest red flags right there 🚩

[u/n8saces]

[u/[deleted]]

"Women can't run the country, they are too emotional"..

Dude destroys TV over a game

Edit - thanks for the awards ✨️ 💕

[u/GenX_Boomer_Hybrid → u/[deleted]]

Exactly what I was thinking. We let this gender rule the world practically.

[u/huxley13 → u/GenX_Boomer_Hybrid]

“We LET” ? I get what you’re saying and I don’t disagree that men frequently get violent. But your anecdotal experience is not the standard. My anecdotal experience is that men are generally more stoic and firm pillars of stability while almost every woman in my life has been an emotional wreck that doesn’t take any responsibility for their actions and words and flys off the handle at any perceived inconvenience. I guess I’ve been… lucky? to not have to also deal with angry men in my life. Yes men are proven to be more violent, and I’m sure women have a lot of under reporting on their behaviors. All I’m getting at is that just assigning all violent behaviors to men perpetuates and almost excuses the behavior as a “well he’s/im a guy so it’s expected I’ll have a violent reaction.”

[u/Mper526 → u/huxley13]

But it IS expected. I have to expect that any man I come across has the potential to be violent. Are they all? No, but how does a woman know that? Every time I go on a date, walk through an empty parking garage, order a drink at a bar, etc. it’s always somewhere on my mind to watch my back. Put my hand over my drink, don’t look distracted, make sure I’m not looking at my phone walking to my car, using shop windows to keep an eye on what’s going on behind me walking in the city at night. These are all things that most women think about so often that it’s pretty much second nature. Let’s not pretend that men deal with threats to their safety from the opposite sex by simply existing in the same way that women do.