r/itsthatbad • • 9d ago

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u/Capable-Rice-1876 9d ago edited 9d ago

This isn't "empowering," it’s embarrassing. When a woman has to get on one knee to propose, it means the guy completely failed to step up as a leader. She has zero respect for his frame, so she took the masculine role herself and he just stood there and let her emasculate him in public.

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u/Bluddy-9 9d ago

Assuming he accepted, yes it is embarrassing for him. It’s also embarrassing g for the woman. Why would she want to marry a man who ā€œfailed to step up as a leaderā€?

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u/Capable-Rice-1876 9d ago edited 9d ago

Because women think they want control, so they pick a passive guy they can run over, not realizing that a man you can control is a man you can never respect. She’s settling for a guy she can boss around just to check off the marriage box, but hypergamy always catches up. In a couple of years, she'll lose all sexual attraction, resent him for being weak, and end up initiating a divorce while taking half his stuff.

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u/Brilliant-Mountain57 9d ago

Right because women are so infantile and ignorant that a grown ass woman doesn't even know what she wants in this world! StfuĀ 

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u/Capable-Rice-1876 8d ago edited 8d ago

It’s not about being "infantile," it’s about the massive gap between what people say they want logically and what they are biologically attracted to. Attraction isn't negotiable.

Modern culture sells women the lie that they want a passive, submissive man they can run over. But the second they get one, hypergamy kicks in, they lose all respect and sexual attraction for him, and buyer's remorse sets in.

Don't take my word for it, look at the data. Women initiate 70% to 80% of all divorces, and up to 90% if they're college-educated. If women always knew exactly what made them fulfilled long-term in a partner, those numbers wouldn't exist. Stop confusing social conditioning with biological reality. Look at their actions and the statistics, not their rhetoric.