@Problematic_Browser I didn't say it would make them happy...but its the natural conclusion of the line of thinking that society has been engaged in since feminism took hold.

@RedPirate751 The reason so many career women are miserable is that they're seen as men.

Less capable men.

They're seen that way because they abandoned femininity and essentially told men "I'm not a woman, not even someone to satisfy your sexual urges" to which men replied "okay."

If you want to make a woman miserable, give her exactly what she asks for.

@Problematic_Browser

What are women going to do when men create a suitable (and it doesn't even have to be good) substitute for sex with them?

They're going to become men - even more than they already have.

@MentORPHEUS I actually got a lot of shit on the forum side. I think the most controversial part of the advice was "stop going out and getting hammered all the time chasing women". Got called old, out of touch, and so on. I'm apparently a boomer, who knew!

@MentORPHEUS for fucks sake dude, nowhere did I mention the left or the right. Sonetimes it feels like you cling to the ideas of 3 decades ago when you were protesting the Gulf War, a one man crusade to prove that everything isn't the fault of "the Dems".

The elite left AND right have worked together to fuck everyone for a while. Just leave it there for once, haha.

@MentORPHEUS

Regardless of one's position on the entirety of socialism et al or zero sum games, Yellow stands as yet another example of money in America getting concentrated into fewer and fewer hands "at the top" to the detriment of hard working individuals in the ranks

It isn't pretty, but the solution is to let them fail. Then that concentrated wealth is spread back out again for someone else to take and have a crack at business.

Employees and employers need to work together. When they don't, things break down. Sometimes the org is big enough to chug along. When it finally breaks apart, everyone loses - and everyone must share the blame.

@Intrepid_Place53900 most lessons are learned the hard way. The ones who took that route will learn.

I think the real problem is meaning. As in, nothing in their lives has meaning. It used to come from things like family ect, but those things have all been on the decline for a long time.

Calling them lazy or whatever won't fix it. They know they are lazy. They see no reason to do more than they are. Like a sort of learned helplessness, where it doesn't matter what you do because the results are always the same.

I'm not gonna pretend to have a plan to fix it. But shaming the ones who feel they are getting offered a raw deal isn't going to work.

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