The feminine urge to identify as the inferior/weak party in every male-female conflict.
You know, this is funny and yet interesting.
Because while the system and the media push the equality bullshit, women rarely miss an opportunity to reveal their internal position on the matter.
No woman believes she's equal to a man.
Not the girls in this video, nor the woman making a post about how she's going to make a man face the law for having consensual sex with adult women.
Stupid, I know. But the underlying current prompting such activism is the apparent belief that the girls in the video - and she, being a woman - are never functionally at par with a man.
They know they're not equal to men.
They inadvertently reveal this whenever a sexual exchange they willingly entered into produces some degree of disappointment. They begin to explain their involvement through the man's supposed superiority in reasoning or physical power.
It is either that they were deceived, manipulated, or r@ped.
The message for you is this:
On the bureaucratic level, equality as a concept sounds good. But on the personal, relational, and accountability level? A woman do not believe she's equal to you. She does not, in a good faith, want to be.
Therefore there is a possibility that a woman you are currently sexually involved with may someday reinterpret the dynamic you once shared and decide to present herself as the disadvantaged Party. Whether by accusing you of deceit, manipulation, coercion, or rape.
It is then your responsibility to ensure that, if that day ever comes, you have done nothing that constitutes a sexual crime.
Keep your chats. And do more, if you can.
Elle m’a dit qu’elle aimait « l’Attaque des Titans » alors je lui ai demandé qui était le méchant, et elle m’a répondu : « Ça dépend de quel côté de la mer tu te trouves. »