“Can we hire this white guy for the open managerial position? He has no relevant skills but he can hoop and I want to lick his washboard abs. I can’t get his beautiful face out of my head.”
“How does this help us succeed as a company?”
“Succeed as a company?”
I talked to a young man last week. He was a 6'4" Chad, 28 years old, brown hair, A10 (light blue) eyes, D2 college basketball player, tan, lean muscles. Handsome guy. But where did I meet him? He was working as a waiter at a small diner. Earning $2.13 an hour plus tips. The girls who swipe right on dating apps with height filters are the same girls (I assume) who reject his job applications when he applies to white-collar corporate jobs. I gave him a $40 tip on like a $15 breakfast, but I have no idea how he pays rent. He told me he's living in a small apartment with 3 other guys who got him the waiter job. And he said he had a hard time finding any kind of other work for several months before he got hired at the diner.
How is this young white man supposed to buy a house on $2.13 per hour? How is he supposed to attract a hot girl and settle down? This is what we're doing to our best young men. We are brutally crushing and suppressing American talent. It's wrong. It's unfair, and it needs to stop.
ngl i get confused when people talk about gege’s fav characters and only mention sukuna&toji when geto is also right there like dont all of you see how much he loves this man?
@TheKawaiiKoala1 they are expected to relocate to their husband's house. Men are supposed to inherit their father's property while women were given dowry and jewelleries after marriage instead of property since they are supposed to live with hubby,ofc it resulted in their abuse for many reasons..
@TheKawaiiKoala1 I'm only going to speak from my understanding but it was bcs in Hindu religion women are expected to be taken care of by husband after marriage so they just basically move from their father's house to their husband's house so no concept of property since +
a lot of people in the qrts talking about perfectionism killing your passion, but sometimes things in life just happen and those pile up overtime and slowly kill the passion to create