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Looking pretty and finding a sugar-mommy?

• thaumasiotes 2y ago
  It is an option; I remember an article on HEMA that mentioned a participant who was idle and supported by his wife. But it's a much more competitive option for men than it is for women. (That is, a man attempting to fill this role will face much tougher competition than a woman trying to do the same thing. It's not that the option is competitive with other options.)
  • mlrtime 2y ago
    These types of discussions where people are very careful to be politically correct seem to always break down. Of course you will find some outlier situation where one gender can do the same as another. This is not helpful and not the course of discussion. We're talking about what actually happens statistically, now and for generations. Men are not the same as Woman, they aren't now, never have been and never will be.
  • dudul 2y ago
    I think it's well understood yes. When an option is only available to 1% of the population I believe it is fair to say that it's not really an option.