@ArynneWexler People are horrible. There's literally zero difference between misgendering and violent assault with an intention to kill. Literally zero. Literally.
@BrunoAlvessi@Glowfish888 I scrolled twitter while in a meeting and saw this and laughed out loud and now my boss is asking what's so funny about next year's budget.
@IvanIvez440026 Every human needs to feel needed. "I don't need a man" pertains to practical needs and doesn't mean she doesn't need the individual she loves-an emotional need.
It's down to the man to decide if he wants to be loved because he's needed or needed because he's loved.
@Introvert_Sci 1. Both equally drunk because they intentionally drank that exact amount if alcohol - consensual
2. One drunk, the other sober, intentionally getting the person drunk or waiting for them to pass out to get to business - rape
Is that really so difficult to grasp?
@deejahthegirl Because a lot of successful people of both sexes are insufferable turds. Women seem to mind less because many believe they can fix him (spoiler alert sis, you can't), and men will only turn a blind eye to it if she comes with a pair of great tits and the right amount of freaky.
@furthur56@deejahthegirl Statistically, this is true, but individual preferences vary heavily. All women in l management that I know closely enough to talk relationships with, all of them married or partnered, myself included, are attracted to other things. Success is not a factor.
@Rashnak66@deejahthegirl That's actually not statistically correct. Most female CEOs (and most CEOs in general) of Fortune 500 organizations are married and are more likely to significantly outearn the husband. Most executives of both sexes aren't single either. What you describe applies to a minority.