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Even if I'd agree with that point it would still just be "she's better off than her mother's generation" not "she's better off than the husband", right?
by erikb 11y ago
Even if I'd agree with that point it would still just be "she's better off than her mother's generation" not "she's better off than the husband", right?
- Dylan16807 11y agoSure. They have the advantage in some areas and it's closer to equality, though men still have most positions of power. The article didn't try to say that women had taken over.
- erikb 11y agoThen I have misunderstood it, seriously. To me it said Chinese men are in such a poor situation now, which to me implies that the Chinese women have the upper hand. Maybe I've read too much into it.
- analyst74 11y agoThe dating world is complicated. The fact that she can marry up and divorce with a child, and still be in demand in the dating world is a privilege men do not enjoy. As shown earlier in the article, single man of similar socioeconomic status without all the baggage are not considered serious suitors. On the other hand, it is more socially acceptable for successful men to have mistress as opposed to successful woman to have, hmm, 'misters'. In extremely simple words, rich men enjoy more privileges than rich women, average men fair worse than average women, poor men die alone.