Do you think women will be just like men in the future when it comes to relationships?

[Anonymous]

I’m starting to notice online that women are desperately seeking men now. Not only that, but I even started seeing guys as gold diggers now lol. And the girls in the comment section were asking why a girl in a video always has a new boyfriend. And they were saying because she has money. I find it so weird…. I also had to reject a girl recently at work. But I have a girlfriend. And I been seeing nothing but girls posting on Reddit that they hate themselves for not having someone. I feel sad, but I think women did it to themselves….

[Anonymous]

The lines are absolutely blurring between the sexes. I'm literally an old man at this point and get more girls hitting on me than any other point in my life. Not just big girls either. Hell, even college aged girls. It's 100% not normal at all. I couldn't imagine being single right now because I'd probably be fucking a new girl every week. If it keeps going like this, I can't imagine how guys will ever settle down into a serious relationship. If guys don't have to commit for sex, they really aren't going to. Maybe 4b is gonna save us 😂

[Anonymous]

Women are phasing themselves out of relationships.

The majority of women are all chasing after the absolute peak men, while bringing practically nothing of value, themselves.

Then, once they finally realize they're sad, lonely, and ready to "settle", all of the guys they previously rejected aren't interested, anymore, or have given up on dating altogether.

[Anonymous]

Yeah, it's really sad. Makes me wanna thank my parents for raising me with old school beliefs haha. I still believe in traditional relationships myself, and intend to keep it that way. 🥰

[Anonymous]

Feminism teaches women to hate men while simultaneously telling them to be more like men. Feminism teaches men to hate their masculinity and become more like women.

[Nikki1989]

Another one for the “things that never happen” file.

[Asker]

Believe what you want idc