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The perspective from this woman appears to be that men need to become responsible and that things merely happen to women; passive participants in life who don't
by ChoHag 10y ago
The perspective from this woman appears to be that men need to become responsible and that things merely happen to women; passive participants in life who don't need to take responsibility for their own actions (because that's what men are for).
Much like the original article (I base my worldview on the opinions of those around me) the problem is internal (she thinks she's a princess) but the blame goes outward (nobody treats her like one).
I guess neither has learned how to be a grown up. Considering the shape society has formed recently, I'm not surprised.
- woliveirajr 10y ago> Much like the original article (I base my worldview on the opinions of those around me) the problem is internal (she thinks she's a princess) but the blame goes outward (nobody treats her like one). This. IMO you become an adult when you stop thinking what others should/could do for you and you take responsibility on what you could and should do for someone else.
- wyager 10y agoI think the GP's point was that you're not obligated to "take responsibility" for someone else in the general case, to the chagrin of the author. The only people I would generally accept responsibility for is a spouse or child.
- woliveirajr 10y agoYes, my original idea was spouse and my little girl. But some cultures consider that parents are responsability of the sons. Some people include brothers. Some include just women from the family. So, I preferred to mean it in a broader sense.
- ChoHag 10y agoWell this is the comment that gets enough points to restore the balance stripped after I railed against technical inadequacies elsewhere? What the fuck has sexist bitching got to do with hacking? The points system on this site is a joke. 29 points? That comment does not in any way deserve 29 fucking points.