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Perhaps, but this is something that is driven organically by behaviour rather than consciously out of any sense of fairness. If men simply stopped approaching
by jiggy2011 14y ago
Perhaps, but this is something that is driven organically by behaviour rather than consciously out of any sense of fairness.
If men simply stopped approaching women, then eventually women would be forced to start taking the initiative (or all die single). At that point roles would be reversed and the expectation would become the other way around.
- chimpinee 14y agoWomen do share risk but in a different way -- a woman risks emotional attachment and pregnancy with the guy moving on to another partner
- droidist2 14y ago> If men simply stopped approaching women, then eventually women would be forced to start taking the initiative (or all die single). True. I feel like this is gradually happening, I know in the US and Japan but probably other developed countries as well. Women predictably are irritated by this trend and you often hear them complaining nastily that men need to do things like "get off the computer", "put down the video games", and "step up their games" (dating wise).