IsabellaLinton wrote:
I can't find the logic this conversation (or the OP, but that's another matter ...)
They're complaining that women are successful and independent even though they admit they themselves are anxious or even boring homebodies, and that they want partners who are opposite or complementary to them.
Non sequitur. ^
They're also saying women are flocking toward dangerous felons so they can be kept and provide "easy" intercourse, but women work in airconditioned offices because they're not risk-takers.
These men are envious of situations where women are in relationships against their will, but they themselves are too scared to ask women on dates because it might hurt their own feelings.
The common denominator seems to be that they have low regard for women whether they're successful or not, but at the same time they desperately seek these people to be part of their lives.
If someone could clarify I'd be most grateful.
I will try to clarify, but I tend to see things differently than most men. Well, here goes my interpretation as a spectator to this situation:
The men mentioned above want everything at their advantage in the battle of the sexes. But, they fail to see that it is impossible to do so. Women have evolved to a higher independence over time (a good thing), while some men have become more dependent (a bad thing in their eyes) to others. In the past, women tended to be forced into dependence upon men. They want the paths currently to reverse back to the previous ones, but that is just not going to happen. Rather than try to improve themselves with things such as education, they want to macho their way out of their situation. They have painted themselves into a corner of their own design, yet want to blame women for their problems. I do not have an easy fix for this issue.
FYI - I may be wrong in this interpretation. This is what I understand from my position as someone who chooses to be voluntary celibate. (I do not have the skills to play in the gene pool game. That is something I have known for a very long time.)