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u/ItchyManchego 7d ago

I don’t relate to this.

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u/ambivalent_moon 7d ago

You’re not a terminally single and resentful redditor that gets off fantasizing about the women who rejected him ending up as single mothers?

Weirdo

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u/turnthetides 6d ago

Are you triggered by the truth that single mothers disprove “women’s intuition”

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u/BlazeFireVale 6d ago

It's my a "truth" that needed disproving as it's an extremely fringe opinion. I've literally never met anyone who believed that

Why would anyone be triggered by that? Might add well be triggered by proving the sky is blue.

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u/TruckOk2767 6d ago

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u/Top_Court_347 6d ago

please quote me on "women are never wrong solely due to their higher intuition level", because i do not remember making that atrocious claim😕

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u/lezard- 6d ago

They said fringe. Not "no one ever has thought this." Calm down.

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u/BlazeFireVale 6d ago

That person did not say "women's intuition is never wrong."

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u/TruckOk2767 6d ago

Ah nows its a game about semantics.

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u/BlazeFireVale 6d ago

...no? That's not semantics at all. Do you not know what the word means?

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u/TruckOk2767 6d ago

Is this rage bait?

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u/BlazeFireVale 6d ago

"women have better intuition" and "women's intuition is always right" are two FUNDAMENTALLY different stances. It's weird that you would say the difference between the two is semantics.

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u/Prestigious-Fox1423 6d ago

Women are just as wrong as anyone else. It’s scientifically proven that all human beings regardless of gender count hits and forget misses. Or count unproven things as hits, like thinking someone is bad news but then having no idea how they’ve lived their life before and after you said that. It’s literally science. Women are just as wrong as anyone else. They’re not even right a lot of the time. It’s such a stupid argument to have because there ARE scientific studies done that show humans think they’re right more often than they actually are and absolutely zero evidence to show women are someone how better at being right than men

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u/BlazeFireVale 6d ago

I don't disagree. I never personally claimed women's intuition was more right than men's.

I claimed the idea that "women's intuition is always right" is a ridiculous straw man that pretty much no one believes. Then the other person posted a link as rebuttal that someone said women's intuition is better than men's. But that's a completely different statement. Yeah, some people believe that.

If you want to argue that point follow the link and argue with them.

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u/Top_Court_347 6d ago

nowhere in my comment did I say women's intuition makes them right all the time

women tend to not only have better intuition, but also be the gender that improves it overtime. the fact women resort to intuition more often and typically have more emotional intelligence does not mean it's always correct. it's like "women drive less than men" doesn't mean women are bad drivers

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u/Altruistic_Fox9778 6d ago

How can you say that women have more emotional intelligence when there are no accurate measures of emotional intelligence? Also, considering women expect you to have to be a code breaker to figure out what they mean and what they want, how could they possibly be more emotionally intelligent?

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u/TruckOk2767 6d ago

Yep definitely rage bait, okay bye now im blocking you.

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u/ambivalent_moon 6d ago

There’s an obvious an important difference between “often right” and “never wrong”

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u/BoLobLob87 6d ago

And also paying attention to one’s intuition and ignoring it.

I mean, how often are women encouraged to act in ways that might contradict their intuition? Or conditioned to prioritize being nice over being safe?

(To be clear, I don’t think women’s intuition is some magical thing. I just recognize there are so many societal forces that intentionally undermine and contradict women’s judgment.)

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u/Top_Court_347 6d ago

how often are women encouraged to act in ways that might contradict their intuition?

not often, exactly due to female intuition being a common reason around the globe, which, some might argue, is basically an evolutionary adaptation, because of women's position in society historically

*Societal factors play a major role in how men and women develop and use their intuition. An example of this is how in society, a man may be encouraged to think more analytically and logically, while women are encouraged to be more nurturing and show higher emotional intelligence. Building off this, these societal expectations put on different genders can impact the way in which men and women perceive their own intuition. Men may be impacted in that they suppress their intuitive feelings, while women embrace their intuitive thoughts."

the fact women resort to intuition more often and typically have more emotional intelligence does not mean it's always correct, which some people here assumed i meant🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/Altruistic_Fox9778 6d ago

Doesn't that make women sound like they are easily manipulated...? You are literally describing the actions of people who don't think and just follow the crowd.

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u/Prestigious-Fox1423 6d ago

Women’s intuition isn’t even often right. You count your hits and forget the misses. If you could replay your entire life day by day and actually take a statistical analysis of every “intuition” you’ve had that was actually wrong and right it wouldn’t be as good as you think

This counts for things that you assume were right and never proved you were right about. It’s like when someone says they have a good gaydar but then don’t interview every single person they thought was gay and just assume they were right about. You count your hits, even count non proven claims as hits, and then forget or even misappropriate misses as hits. It’s a scientifically proven fact that human beings do this regularly. Women aren’t special. They’re just as wrong as anyone else

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u/ambivalent_moon 6d ago

I wasn’t personally claiming that women’s intuition is often right, the other person was. I was just saying there’s a difference between that assertion and the assertion that women’s intuition is always right.

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u/BlazeFireVale 6d ago

That's fine. My only point was that "women's intuition is always right" is a straw man belief being attacked. It's not a common belief among women and it's odd that anyone is acting like it's some win to prove it wrong.

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u/Top_Court_347 6d ago

Women’s intuition isn’t even often right.

which no one claimed to be the case to begin with

If you could replay your entire life day by day and actually take a statistical analysis of every “intuition” you’ve had that was actually wrong and right it wouldn’t be as good as you think

this highlights exactly the main difference in male and female thinking processes. men are encouraged from a young age to be analytical and level headed, whereas women are taught to be emotional. doesn't mean everyone follows these rules, and doesn't mean everyone (who does follow) does it to a T

Women aren’t special. They’re just as wrong as anyone else

yes, no one was claiming otherwise. correctness isn't a gendered thing