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Why Do Women Feel Superior To Men by fxtreme(m): 12:32pm On Aug 08, 2017 |
I've noticed this and I'd like to know the true reason behind this. |
Re: Why Do Women Feel Superior To Men by Nobody: 8:35am On Aug 09, 2017 |
It's the way most men behave.if they were behaving well these madness of gender equality, superiority will die naturally 2 Likes |
Re: Why Do Women Feel Superior To Men by fxtreme(m): 1:54pm On Aug 19, 2017 |
asuustrike2009: I have observed that most women feel superior to men subconsciously, like they were born into it, sort of evolved so. They even support their cause with statements like 'you're the man, you're suppose to do that', 'don't you know I'm a woman?' Etc. And I begin to ponder about where such laws were created or written on stone. And the men are subtly coerced into playing the roles of emotional/mental slaves. Ever wondered why prostitution is a feminine business? That's because women feel they are doing men a favor by having sex with them. That is superiority complex in its realest form, they feel superior!. If not, how else can a human being feel they are doing another fellow human being a favor by having sex with them (which is mutually pleasurable), and hence decide to take payments as a means of making things even. This is just one example. There are a lot others. I really want to hear from the ladies. |
Re: Why Do Women Feel Superior To Men by Nobody: 4:03pm On Aug 19, 2017 |
fxtreme:You're absolutely correct 1 Like |
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