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>get largely ignored, in part due to a tightly integrated hierarchy of social rules and expectations I think this might change in the future when men realize t
by akimbostrawman 2y ago
>get largely ignored, in part due to a tightly integrated hierarchy of social rules and expectations
I think this might change in the future when men realize the social contract reward for it has been reduced to rubble.
>male behaviour completely changes (often for the worse) when a woman walks into the room
I observed this many times and disliked it to the point of acting the reverse (disinterested) which ironically resulted in the opposite outcome at least temporarily. I think it certainly applies to women too but is just less observable because its more passive instead of active. The standard of the average men is also a lot "lower" (actual average) compared to women's to get active.
- fennecfoxy 2y ago>I think this might change in the future when men realize the social contract reward for it has been reduced to rubble. That's a great point but I don't think it ever will. Said social contracts are dictated by our underlying biology and whilst we may adjust or tweak them over time the fundamentals of them will stay the same. But who knows, maybe I'll be surprised and the higher order social rules will completely overcome the lower order animal rules.
- akimbostrawman 2y agoIf there will be a change it will be driven by technology for better or worse. Maybe not change but replace, robot and ai companions come to mind.