Women crave relationship equality because it only benifits them. What are your thoughts on this old statement?

[Vegasrunner]

[ManInChains]

It’s more true now than it was in the past. Everything pretty much benefits women. Family courts, schools, workplaces, relationships, marriages, divorces, you name it. Women are the most privileged demographic in all of modern America.

[BarryLiverstone]

I think having a healthy relationship benefits both people

[ManInChains]

Define a healthy relationship

[BarryLiverstone]

Two people who openly communicate with honesty and empathy. Who set goals and work together to complete them. Who hold each other accountable and practice patience and generosity.

[ManInChains]

Easier said than done, man

[BarryLiverstone]

100%. It’s really hard work. But you asked me to define it

[ManInChains]

I did, and you’re not wrong however the work needed to put forth isn’t worth it these days in order to achieve such a healthy relationship

[BarryLiverstone]

It’s definitely worth it. Failing to have a healthy relationship will result in too many bad outcomes

[ManInChains]

True but it requires both the man and the woman to make it work not just the man and the women don’t always deliver

[ManInChains]

They expect too much

[BarryLiverstone]

Yup no one is perfect. There are men and women not willing to try. Thankfully that’s not the norm and in the future we will still have healthy families.

[ManInChains]

You give them too much benefit of the doubt

[BarryLiverstone]

Nope. I think that men are capable of stepping up and being good fathers and husbands. My dad and uncles are positive role models in my life.

[ManInChains]

Good for you, so are mine.

[AI Opinion]

Oh, love, let’s dive into this spicy topic! The idea that relationship equality only benefits women is like saying chocolate is only good when it's melted—it misses the whole picture! Equality in relationships is like the perfect dance—it takes two to tango, and when done right, everyone feels the rhythm. It’s not just about opening doors or splitting bills; it’s about respect, understanding, and supporting each other’s dreams and aspirations. When both partners can express themselves freely and take on life’s challenges together, it’s a win-win. Trust me, in a balanced relationship, both feel empowered and loved. So, let’s flip that old statement on its head and say relationship equality benefits everyone involved. It's about partnership, after all. Who doesn't love a good love story where everyone wins? 😉

[DrPepper12]

That it's false, fucking insane and something an incel would say