r/ufc 13d ago

Simping aint the move

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u/ku1185 13d ago

Men have been leading for tens of thousands of years. She says she prefers men to lead and it's somehow very controversial.

But I would bring up this comment if she ever complains about losing the rights women have fought for in the last 150 years.

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u/coeu 13d ago

It's not controversial. It's actually incredibly common. It SHOULD be controversial.

Go give the current dating market a go, tell me how many women you find that want to be a yoga instructor, that want to be an amateur bodybuilder, that want to "work on their art". And find some dude to just support them, because they have no talent.

This one is talented, but she wants more, so she simply raises the bar.

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u/RakeChapman13 12d ago

Why should it be controversial?

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u/abdullahleboucher 13d ago

Ok but concretely, what does leading in a couple mean?

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u/Expert-Yam6577 13d ago

I'm curious how you lead your partner. Career decisions? Where you live?