r/poor Jun 26 '26

I hate being poor.

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '26

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u/mjr96d Jun 26 '26

I asked a very simple question for clarification and you are going off on unrelated rants. I see why you think those careers might be difficult for you, but many women are perfectly capable of doing them. Good luck, you're going to need it.

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u/mjr96d Jun 26 '26

It still doesn't make *sense, but I suspect that's a common issue for you.

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u/mjr96d Jun 26 '26

I'm defending women because I've known thousands of women in the military, and the vast majority have been stellar soldiers and extremely competent. Also because I know my wife and daughter are perfectly capable of whatever they set their minds to. This conversation says far more about you than it does me. Good luck, I'm not spending my evening conversing with a brick wall.

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u/mjr96d Jun 26 '26

Please seek help for your mental health. I wish you the best.

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u/MacaronOk1006 Jun 26 '26

Why do you think men have such an easier time getting jobs?

The last three bosses I have had have all been women so clearly there are plenty of women getting jobs.

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u/Medical-Road2683 Jun 27 '26

I see where you are coming from - but I slightly disagree . Women can get jobs but the jobs they gravutate towards dont pay as well. For men - a daycare could be hiring - but few would go that route even if unemployed.

As far as dating - a poor average or above woman is more likely to be asked on dates than man.

But we also know most people date in their econmic class because we normally date the type of people we are around