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Its like for example the market for labor. Trends are created. If firms start giving certain perks to let us say accountants, then a firm who wants to employ an accountant has to give those perks also or else accountants will go to work with other firms where they are offering a better package.

Similarly if men (weak men) are always saying yes and giving in to whatever there girlfriend wants no matter how unfair the request may be, other men will have to do the same to get and keep a girlfriend because otherwise the will leave for another men who bows down for every whim of theirs.

If men learn how to stand their ground and act strong instead of like weak needy men things will improve pretty fast. If women face men who are resolute they will need to change their expectations.

“That is the question.” Ell oh ell!
I just read an interesting article on this subject. If you go to the United States, you’ll hear “Charlie went to the hospital”. If you go to the UK, and Australia i believe, you’ll hear, “Sheila went to hospital”.
So which do you think is correct?
Let’s leave “England came first” and “there are more Americans” out of it. Justify your preference with a meaningful argument for the grammar!
I know i’m probably asking too much. So there’s a poll. 😂
I will link the article later in an update.