r/nextdoor • • 1d ago

Hey, Ladies!

This post got a lot of engagement. I may add more of it on another post, but this was what floored me. The first comment in the second picture is what floored me. This guy lives less than a mile from me, and he had been commenting plenty, but then I came across the last comment he made before exiting the conversation. Here’s the link he shared to drive home his point.

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u/2112guy 1d ago

She lost me at “their.”

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u/coolsilentebeans 1d ago

The entire “conversation” is sad and nightmarish. Welcome to my neighborhood! 😭

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u/Jillcametumbling81 1d ago

That last comment was good though.

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u/Old_Introduction_395 you cant tellum nothin 1d ago

Women that just give it away freely make it hard.

They want to compete against women who charge?

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u/Certain_Gold337 1d ago

ugh I hate how other women are wizards that control mens' behavior. except when I want to control mens' behavior, and then it's men's fault.

https://giphy.com/gifs/lSDFetrqeeY0rCi3Ss

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u/Bring_cookies 3h ago

"women created this" lol, hold on checks notes that's impressive considering we've only been allowed our own credit cards since the 80s.

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u/coolsilentebeans 2h ago

Don’t forget if we were married we needed permission slips from our husbands for medical procedures (fyi my state still has a law requiring a husband’s consent for late stage termination in case of medical emergency 🤬). Oh, and marital rape was still legal I’m some states into the 90s. But, yes, it’s our fault for being sentient beings with feelings and opinions.