Women are just like cooked rice?

[howlyz]

Do you agree with this (non PC?) approach from ancient India, (watch video 2:41 minutes)

Yes

No

A total of 24 votes were cast: 11 girls and 13 guys. See detailed results

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+1 y

vote dang it !

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+1 y

rice

[Anonymous]

You ever think about how it's the men who think women exist for the pleasure of men are the exact type of men that can't get women to fall for them?

Huh must be just a coincidence. I'm sure if those men continue to regard women as their sexual objects they'll eventually get laid. Nevermind it hasn't worked at any point in your existence.

[howlyz]

yeah

[coolbreeze]

You can compare men and women to different things like food. You just need the right comparisons to prove the point.

[coolbreeze]

Thank you very much for selecting my answer as the most helpful opinion.

[howlyz]

You are welcome of course but why spending energy/time on thanking on the MHO when you already do something good (gave the initial useful opinion)*

[howlyz]

when you already *did something good

[coolbreeze]

Lol great point. It's like my signature I use to thank all people who select because they taken the time and energy to do it even if they didn't have to. It's also my way of saying thanks.😂

[howlyz]

You should then say "welcome" lolz, since MHO is like saying thanks (?) lol

[coolbreeze]

Welcome 😂😂😂😂

[smg99]

Those who voted no don’t know history that well. She’s absolutely right in describing the social and civil structures of ancient India and in its religious context.

No applies to current perception as a result of tiered social hierarchies and a proper legal system in place.
What she described clearly was the lack of such order.

[Benedek38]

" Those who voted no don’t know history that well. She’s absolutely right in describing the social and civil structures of ancient India and in its religious context."
The question is "Women ARE just like cooked rice?", now WERE. Also, doesn't say in India, but in general. Yes, her assessment applies... in historical India. Nowadays what she describes is rape, and is illegal.

[smg99]

Thankyou;) also it was a society just discovering how to operate. This ties in with the theories of evolution above creationism. If god created and placed humans with all the benediction of divinity, why would a morally liberal society exist then?

There would be no free right that any man could fuck anyone’s wives as they please. Ok that narrative was a slight turn on if one visualized it , today people do so with understanding as far as what I heard sometime ago.

A friend of mine asked me he’s got 3 married couples who want to do it with both him and me in the mix. Hearing the video I was remembering that.

It made me revisit that moment albeit shockingly.

[menina]

Well, this is about ancient India, so I'm not surprised by what she said.
I disagree, women are different. Only sexist men and women who don't support other women, don't realize that.

[VIVANT]

You realize that’s not what the video is about though right?

[howlyz]

it's a recipe for rice, duh?

[howlyz]

cooked women

[OjosOscuros3]

There’s many different types of rice though.

[howlyz]

True! :)

[OjosOscuros3]

Merci!

[howlyz]

<3 <3 <3

[OjosOscuros3]

Hey you! 😊

[howlyz]

Hey You :) :) :)

[YHL6965]

Women are like rocks : a lot of them are just a pile worthless gravel, but you can find some really precious gems if you look the right way.

[DDpsy]

No. that is a very feminist idea so I find it quite disgusting.

[DDpsy]

To be clear I agree with what she says.

[MascGirls]

Nope, those are ancient beliefs.

[ZeussLightningBolt]

Except for Asian women
They're like fwy wice.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Nope i don't think so

[NovissimumVirorum]

They taste good with curry?

[Massageman]

Cooked rice? So, bland and sticky?

[howlyz]

Not sure. I think it's open to interpretation, maybe they meant like, I don't know how they saw cooked rice that long ago in India

[Benedek38]

That sounds about right. Also good with a slab of meat.

[Poormanscomedian]

I like cooked rice