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What men look for in a woman
Just be thin
Be pretty/Decent looking
No gold diggers

What women look for in a man
Be tall
Be funny
Have a nice car
Be brave
Be confident
Have lots of friends
Have your own place
Have a bigger than average penis
Don't be too nice aka (bad boy)
Dress nice
Be muscular or fit
Can't be fat, husky, overweight etc

I'm sure there more that can be added to the men? I just find it funny how a lot of females call guys shallow but look at the what most women want in a partner then men do. And don't say this list isn't true cause we all know it is rather you want to admit it or not. Women regardless what they look like always expect Prince Charming but if I or another man says we want such and such as a partner we're labeled sexists, shallow, and bitter.

This double standard kind of perplexed me with feminism. They wanna get rid of the discrimination such as sexual assault, unwanted advances and treating them as equals.

But I generally see nothing about the opposite end about men acting gentlemanly to them, cause wouldn't that imply that women would are creatures that need to be protected or given preferential treatment?

I mean you want to be viewed as an equal so you can't exactly get mad when a man doesn't talk to you in a certain way. You can't get mad and claim that men don't act like REAL men these days because apparently that's not what you want.

It's like these certain kinds of women are trying to have their cake and eat it too.
You can't ask to be treated like an equal, and then perplexed when your prince doesn't come to save you.

It doesn't work like that. You get one or the other and you're just gonna have to live with whatever choice you make. That's my belief. Dave chappelle wasn't wrong when he said. "Chivalry is dead, and women killed it"

So I say these types are just gonna have to make a choice. Be treated like an equal or treated like a princess... which is it gonna be?

Let's say the man or woman is starting to go to college at 21 an got their degrees at 25. Both find a job a few months later, they are unable to find a place of their own, either because there's no housing or it's just too expensive or they haven't saved enough money.

Please state your opinions, I would appreciate it.👍🏻