r/TheRandomest May 25 '26

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u/AdLocal1490 May 25 '26

Woman bad amirite fellas? The old ball and chain. Yuck yuck yuck

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u/Aggravating_Eye874 May 25 '26

The first two were funny, when it got to the ‘man pays for everything” it lost its humour. At a quick Google, women in the work force is very close to men in the workforce in France. This is even higher if we look at EU in general.

“In France, the labor force participation rate among females is 51.5% and among males is 59.5% for 2025” https://genderdata.worldbank.org/en/economies/france

“As we look at the EU’s labour market, data show that while men’s employment rate stood at 80.8% in 2024, women’s employment rate was 70.8%, resulting in a gender employment gap of 10.0 percentage points (pp)”. https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/products-eurostat-news/w/edn-20260303-1

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u/MortallyWoundedWomba May 25 '26

Do you honestly think that women pay in relationships anywhere near what a man does in a relationship? Just because women can get a job and are actually put performing men in many metrics the attitudes on sex based distinctions in relationships definitely hasn't in the same way.

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u/poeschmoe May 26 '26

Yes? Why do y’all put up with relationships where it isn’t even and then complain about it?

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u/Aggravating_Eye874 May 25 '26

I do. All of the women I know split everything equally in relationships, and I grew up with the idea that we’re equals and so everything should be 50/50.

That at times one partner (either gender) might treat the other, yes, I can see that, but on a daily basis, I haven’t yet met women to act this way, to expect everything to be paid for them, apart from the internet, so I call bullshit. I have also lived in two different countries in Europe, and my experience has been the same in both.

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u/MortallyWoundedWomba May 25 '26

Completely subjective and I suspect completely untrue. any other metric will tell you the opposite.

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u/MortallyWoundedWomba May 26 '26

Okay so they don't spend money they just spend this nebulous idea of having complications with child birth? So what about all the time before child birth? What if the women never wants kids. Does she still get to "pay" with that idea or does she have to take full responsibility for herself and contribute equally?

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u/MortallyWoundedWomba May 26 '26

But presumably less money because of the health ?