When watching 500 Days of Summer, I also noticed that the man is acting like a woman. He shouts, he cries, he loses control of his life. We see him drink, stop going to work, or behave like an ass to colleagues because he doesn’t feel good. This seemed incongruent to me because these are… Continue reading Emotional Reactions are for Women, not Men
On the note of how your typical woman behaves in the workplace, which I wrote about a few times before, I’d like to add a further thought. Occasionally, women I have dated asked me if I like my colleagues, or if I like my boss. I think that kind of question is completely inconceivable and… Continue reading The Female Need to be “Liked” at Work
This post is related to my recent post Turning 30, 40, and 50 is tough for women, but not necessarily for men, on which one of my few female readers commented that men get fat as they age, and that both men and women age. Of course they do! What is not generally true is… Continue reading Fat Men vs Fat Women: The Cannonball and the Blob
As you know, I didn’t care much about women until my mid-to-late 20s. In that regard, I was starting late, but I really quickly figured out how to make them spread their legs for me. Once I moved on from just fucking them to keeping them around for a bit as fuckbuddies, I quickly learned… Continue reading Turning 30, 40, and 50 is tough for women, but not necessarily for men
There is the claim that women are under oh-so much pressure to be attractive. Beauty is a 60 billion-dollar industry. Indeed, as much as women may pretend to be tough and independent, while working some bullshit job on which they make 3/4 of an engineer’s salary if not more, they are rather aware, at least… Continue reading Standards of physical beauty for women are lower than for men