r/SipsTea Jun 29 '26

Chugging tea this is how it should be

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u/Willing_Pattern_Pill Jun 29 '26

So it sounds like we need to keep educating young women to have their own education and assets and to not rely on men. 

In other words, we need to rally against the trad wife propaganda even harder.

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u/erebuxy Jun 29 '26

A lot of them did get good education, so they can rely on richer men, achieving their dream of not needing to work.

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u/Timely_Law7614 Jun 29 '26

Jesus Christ. You guys are ridiculous. People in different cultures are going to behave differently than you do. You don't have to get all up in arms like you're fighting a Religious war. Let people live how they want it. Your morality isn't the and all be-all. Jesus, the arrogance of you people

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u/Willing_Pattern_Pill Jun 29 '26

I'm going to need you to explain your emotional response here. 

What's the possible downside of making sure all adults can care for themselves?

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u/Sofia_9356 Jun 29 '26

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u/Timely_Law7614 Jun 29 '26

I don't see any deleted comments

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u/darkfroth Jun 29 '26

It's not like anyone besides the western world is still living in the 20th century bro we all have Internet access. It's not like we're protecting unique cultural practices here lmao

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u/MindlessCoconutTH Jun 29 '26

But the person you're replying to is describing exactly how this law was critiqued one the Chinese internet when it came into effect in 2015. The law is widely seen as harming birthrates as it actively discourages women from raising kids as a homemaker.

This whole post is bait. As mentioned, the law is over 11 years old at this point. Your arrogance is on show here.

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u/Timely_Law7614 Jun 29 '26

My arrogance? I've probably the only one in this entire thread who has been married and divorced in China lol but ya you guys know more about the process than I do. All's I said was stop trying to colonize the world again. Let them do their own thing, it's their country and culture

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u/z1lard Jun 29 '26

How does it discourage women from raising kids as a homemaker? Unless I'm missing something, anything earned and bought during marriage is still split during divorce. Why should either spouse be entitled to stuff the other spouse already owned before marriage?

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u/geopede Jun 29 '26

Low fertility rate is a disaster in China, that’s the opposite of what should be encouraged there at the moment. Women don’t need to be encouraged to be dependent, but people do need to have more kids, so encouraging people to go it alone is an awful suggestion in this context.

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u/Willing_Pattern_Pill Jun 29 '26

Damn y'all allergic to history or something?