American Women

Ig model Brittany Renner traps an upcoming basketball player by getting pregnant by him and dumping him weeks after giving birth, now the up coming basketball player is trapped paying 200,000 usd a month for the next 18 years. For those bad at math, that's 2. 4 million usd a year and 43,200,000 million usd for 18 years to raise a child. Read the story here, and check the old video of here here talking about trapping young athletes.

[URL]https://thesportsrush.com/nba-news-brittany-renner-scams-athletes-for-easy-pay-because-they-dont-wear-condoms-nba-twitter-wildly-speculates-that-pj-washington-could-be-paying-2-4-million-annually-in-child-support/.[/URL]

People complain about how women are this or that yet we also pick the wrong women.

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7J189YNpz4[/URL]

I've noticed a new attitude in the Post-MeToo Workplace where women now feel comfortable making suggestive comments about men to the point of clearly unwanted advances and expressions of frank sexual interest while at the same time expecting any and all male sexuality to be fully repressed. When confronted with this double standard these women do not seem to understand the issue and laugh it off with "oh shut up, you like it".

Has anyone else has noticed this emerging trend?

I tend to think the dynamic is inherently unstable but it's difficult to see how it plays out aside from the obvious new legal precedents that will emerge. One thing is for sure, the Western World is now and forever feminized and the Gynocentric order is here to stay.

Or it could be that my institution / line of work is female dominated and this dynamic has yet to emerge across all sectors.

Thoughts?

[QUOTE=ZebraStripes81;2606090]I've noticed a new attitude in the Post-MeToo Workplace where women now feel comfortable making suggestive comments about men to the point of clearly unwanted advances and expressions of frank sexual interest while at the same time expecting any and all male sexuality to be fully repressed. When confronted with this double standard these women do not seem to understand the issue and laugh it off with "oh shut up, you like it".

Has anyone else has noticed this emerging trend?

I tend to think the dynamic is inherently unstable but it's difficult to see how it plays out aside from the obvious new legal precedents that will emerge. One thing is for sure, the Western World is now and forever feminized and the Gynocentric order is here to stay.

Or it could be that my institution / line of work is female dominated and this dynamic has yet to emerge across all sectors.

Thoughts?[/QUOTE]People want to send social signals to conform to the message accepted by the crowd they want to affiliate with, they don't really want to solve problems. That's why are. Kelly pissing on underage girls was okay but Weinstein made the news in a bad way. That's why when Kate McKinnon puts her hand on a woman's thigh it's a-okay, but if a man was to do it he'd be eviscerated. They want power to do what they want, and that's life.

[QUOTE=ZebraStripes81;2606090]I've noticed a new attitude in the Post-MeToo Workplace where women now feel comfortable making suggestive comments about men to the point of clearly unwanted advances and expressions of frank sexual interest while at the same time expecting any and all male sexuality to be fully repressed. When confronted with this double standard these women do not seem to understand the issue and laugh it off with "oh shut up, you like it".

Has anyone else has noticed this emerging trend?

I tend to think the dynamic is inherently unstable but it's difficult to see how it plays out aside from the obvious new legal precedents that will emerge. One thing is for sure, the Western World is now and forever feminized and the Gynocentric order is here to stay.

Or it could be that my institution / line of work is female dominated and this dynamic has yet to emerge across all sectors.

Thoughts?[/QUOTE]Yes, you are spot on. So glad I'm retired now and moving from USA to Philippines where women are not confused about their role as women.

Roald Dahl is mostly known as a man whose perverse mind created Willy Wonka, but he had a few other things to say along the way, LOL. "Mrs. Bixby and the Colonel's Coat" was written in 1959.

[QUOTE]AMERICA IS THE LAND of opportunities for women. Already they own about eighty-five percent of the wealth of the nation. Soon they will have it all.

Divorce has become a lucrative process, simple to arrange and easy to forget; and ambitious females can repeat it as often as they please and parlay their winnings to astronomical figures. The husband's death also brings satisfactory rewards and some ladies prefer to rely upon this method. They know that the waiting period will not be unduly protracted for overwork and hypertension are bound to get the poor devil before long, and he will die at his desk with a bottle of Benzedrine in one hand and a packet of tranquillizers in the other.

Succeeding generations of youthful American males are not deterred in the slightest by this terrifying pattern of divorce and death. The higher the divorce rate climbs, the more eager they become. Young men marry like mice, almost before they have reached the age of puberty, and a large proportion of them have at least two ex-wives on the payroll by the time they are thirty six years old.

To support these ladies in the manner to which they are accustomed, the men must work like slaves, which is of course precisely what they are. But now at last, as they approach their premature middle age, a sense of disillusionment and fear begins to creep slowly into their hearts, and in the evenings they take to huddling together in little groups, in clubs and bars, drinking their whiskies and swallowing their pills, and trying to comfort one another with stories.[/QUOTE]

[URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?585-General-Info&p=2618140&viewfull=1[/URL]#post2618140.

It happens.

I believe this report should also go into this section since it relates to the topic.

[URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?585-General-Info&p=2618651&viewfull=1[/URL]#post2618651.

What a shit show.

[URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?1044-General-Info&p=2618882&viewfull=1[/URL]#post2618882.

[QUOTE=DCups;2614272]Yes, you are spot on. So glad I'm retired now and moving from USA to Philippines where women are not confused about their role as women.[/QUOTE]I want leave too, you hate the state of affairs in the US. I love American but as the years roll on it gets we more retarded as a nation.

A different "twist' on things indeed. Too Funny. I knew my penis was valuable but GOLDEN? Good Lord.

[URL]https://nypost.com/2021/11/02/men-with-golden-penis-syndrome-ruining-romance-for-women/[/URL]

Just leave.

Go to Brazil.

Don't look back.

[QUOTE=SeaBeeJoe;2619717]I want leave too, you hate the state of affairs in the US. I love American but as the years roll on it gets we more retarded as a nation.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SeaBeeJoe;2619717]I want leave too, you hate the state of affairs in the US. I love American but as the years roll on it gets we more retarded as a nation.[/QUOTE]Copy that, Joe. I'm trying to get to Philippines (for good) but the paperwork is absurd.

We were in Miami waiting for connection to DR when American Airlines cancelled our flight. We went on full hacking mode and after couple hours secured flights and hotel to Rio. However, we did not do any research prior to coming here (we've been here a few years ago) and now staying at Marriot per someone's recommendation (thank you! Would love to stay in Barra de Tijuca next but Transamerica is all booked this weekend. I am sure Vagabundo1 & Others already disclosed good recommendations but we just don't have the time now to start RTFF. Can you help us out with some nicer end hotels close to TransAmerica / Perla Negra that are chica friendly? Thanks much!

[QUOTE=Vagabundo1;2621410]Just leave.

Go to Brazil.

Don't look back.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SurfMonger;2621736]We were in Miami waiting for connection to DR when American Airlines cancelled our flight. We went on full hacking mode and after couple hours secured flights and hotel to Rio. However, we did not do any research prior to coming here (we've been here a few years ago) and now staying at Marriot per someone's recommendation (thank you! Would love to stay in Barra de Tijuca next but Transamerica is all booked this weekend. I am sure Vagabundo1 & Others already disclosed good recommendations but we just don't have the time now to start RTFF. Can you help us out with some nicer end hotels close to TransAmerica / Perla Negra that are chica friendly? Thanks much![/QUOTE]You really need to post this in Rio forum, but Hyatt is reportedly guest-friendly (and it's garota or menina-friendly in Brazil).