Why do so many women think that admitting fault means admitting defeat?

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I’ve seen this happen over and over and over again. Women want to argue a point out of emotion but they think that denying inconvenient facts somehow makes the ugly truth go away. I especially see this in political debates and of course when it comes to feminism. Not all women of course but too many.

Personally if I can be proven factually wrong and the facts are from a reputable source then I am willing I am wrong but I don’t take that as “defeat”. Sure my ego might sting in the moment but I care about WHAT is right vs. BEING right. There is a difference.

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For the record there are definitely egotistical men like this. However when a man acts this way HE GETS CALLED OUT ON IT. That doesn’t mean he will change his behavior but he does NOT get a “pass”.

And for you people saying “oh Trump’s like that”. Yes he is. But it’s not like he gets to escape criticism. However female politicians like AOC and HRC are exactly like this too. They never own up to being wrong. But they were treated with more leeway JUST because they are women and “special”.
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Also the only time I’ve seen women admit fault to me is because there was still something in it FOR THEM. They were still interested in me, still wanted favors/attention, they don’t want to “look bad” in front of other people, etc.

I have very rarely seen a woman admit fault just for the sake of principle regardless if my presence was still of any value to them or not. I can count the times I’ve observed this in my life on one hand.
Why do so many women think that admitting fault means admitting defeat?
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