Every single damn argument where a guy calls a girl out on her behavoir comes with the women responding with "Someone is bitter". It's like an automatic response that female use when starting an argument.
Girls in this generation seem to have a stance of I can do whatever the fuck i want to do and you can't critize me for my action at all. Essentially they don't want people to judge them at all on their behavoir, especially men. If a male attempt he'll face shaming and ridicule and be written off by women as misogynist or some bitter guy who got "hurt" by a girl or is bitter because he can't get a girl; talk about ego driven here. Worse yet many girls actually try to rationalize a given behavoir and go through what is called mental gymnastic and hamstering to convince themselves that nothing was wrong with it.
So women basically don't want to hear anything, and will place their fingers in their ear towards the opposite genders complaint towards them. However, they'll create all kind of campaigns on twitter, instagram, in public that demand that men change their behavoir for them. Our society place a lot of emphasis on appeasing women that we've literally created ridiculous laws under feminist rule to absolve women of their behavoir.
Example: Drunk girl sleeps with a guy it's considered rape. Drunk guy sleeps with a girl it's considered consensual.
Anyone think this type of behavoir is self destructive?
Yes
No
Select gender and age to cast your vote:
Please select your age
Why do women never want to be judge or held accountable for their action in this day and age?
Just FYI, not all women are like that. If some women do something wrong, they are perfectly fi e with owning up to their mistakes. Recently, I have to admit that I made the mistake of trusting a not so nice guy, who appeared nice, in the beginning. And, as a woman, I feel that I must own up to that.
However, there are still some men who refuse to acknowledge their wrongdoings and think that it's okay to act a certain way. Which is inappropriate for both men and women.
Basically, it is subjective of the person, no matter what gender they are. It varies from each individual personality. :(
I think you'll be better off focusing on what you want to do rather than trying to police what other people are doing. Because you're complaining about people calling you bitter but that's exactly what you're being.
It's like if I stomp around yelling but then got upset that people were calling me angry, it's be rather silly wouldn't it?
Most Helpful Opinions