Kepler
Cornell Big Red
Re: Gender Studies I
I will never understand men like that. It shows deep neuroses not just about money but about their own worth. I "get" the Thumpers -- they have already gone round the bend on an Asian iron age mystery cult's gender idiocy and once you're in that pool you are saturated with chlorine.
But secular people with a brain who are still uncomfortable are just messed up about wealth. It reminds me of people who are independently wealthy but still feel they should "earn a living." Horsesh-t. If I marry a woman with 100 oil wells I want us to spend our lives skiing in Switzerland, not being office stooges like the poor losers who have to slave away.
Money's just an accident. It has no moral weight; it's like weather. Who the f-ck stays indoors because it's raining somewhere else?
This is certainly an indictment on the men...but you’d be surprised. It causes hard feelings even in well educated white collar men.
I once had a date with a Harvard mba (I know, I know, my fault) and he calmly explained to me how His future wife had to work and earn money- but preferably nothing more than 75k. Also preferably not less
I will never understand men like that. It shows deep neuroses not just about money but about their own worth. I "get" the Thumpers -- they have already gone round the bend on an Asian iron age mystery cult's gender idiocy and once you're in that pool you are saturated with chlorine.
But secular people with a brain who are still uncomfortable are just messed up about wealth. It reminds me of people who are independently wealthy but still feel they should "earn a living." Horsesh-t. If I marry a woman with 100 oil wells I want us to spend our lives skiing in Switzerland, not being office stooges like the poor losers who have to slave away.
Money's just an accident. It has no moral weight; it's like weather. Who the f-ck stays indoors because it's raining somewhere else?
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