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04.03.2007, 20:01 quote
Most interesting reading... and I agree 
Even tho' many of us have begun to step away from this stereotypical image, it is still the core of our unconcious thinking.
04.03.2007, 20:07 quote
Oh absolutely, there are so many other factors involved that it only serves as a very rough guide.
Interesting that men often go for younger women, who are more likely to be fertile and survive childbirth, and women often go for older men, who would be more experienced and have more resources to offer.
Again, another sweeping generalisation, but interesting nonetheless.
04.03.2007, 20:09 quote
| DoctorBeat wrote: |
| Oh absolutely, there are so many other factors involved that it only serves as a very rough guide.
Interesting that men often go for younger women, who are more likely to be fertile and survive childbirth, and women often go for older men, who would be more experienced and have more resources to offer. Again, another sweeping generalisation, but interesting nonetheless. |
Which is why it's so great when you get passed the child bearing phase. More options open up
04.03.2007, 20:12 quote
A lot of what you said is still prevelant in this day and age - if you love someone then you want to look after them, for men it is to protect and for women the more home comforts.
Things have not changed quite so much, and I for one say thank god for that!
04.03.2007, 20:15 quote
| redoctober wrote: | ||
Which is why it's so great when you get passed the child bearing phase. More options open up |
Yeah, this paradigm only describes the most obvious interactions.
It doesn't, for instance, explain the well known 'milf' phenomenon!
04.03.2007, 20:20 quote
| DoctorBeat wrote: | ||||
Yeah, this paradigm only describes the most obvious interactions. It doesn't, for instance, explain the well known 'milf' phenomenon! |
04.03.2007, 20:23 quote
| pollyanna37 wrote: |
| A lot of what you said is still prevelant in this day and age - if you love someone then you want to look after them, for men it is to protect and for women the more home comforts.
Things have not changed quite so much, and I for one say thank god for that! |
Me too, although it's still important to remember that modern times have diluted it a great deal.
While I don't think anyone would be offended at the idea of a pregnant woman being unable to hunt boar, she obviously would be capable of continuing her job as a solicitor etc
04.03.2007, 20:40 quote
| DoctorBeat wrote: | ||
Me too, although it's still important to remember that modern times have diluted it a great deal. While I don't think anyone would be offended at the idea of a pregnant woman being unable to hunt boar, she obviously would be capable of continuing her job as a solicitor etc |
Agreed - I for one would not want to hunt boar pregnant or not lol, but with all the blurrings of the gender divide a lot of men and women have sort of drifted away from the above roles and that makes me sad.
I have a v professional job, earn my own income and am quite capable of looking after myself, but I love the idea of someone protecting me and me looking after them!! (that has just gotten my memebership of the feminism club revoked! lol)
04.03.2007, 20:45 quote
| pollyanna37 wrote: | ||||
Agreed - I for one would not want to hunt boar pregnant or not lol, but with all the blurrings of the gender divide a lot of men and women have sort of drifted away from the above roles and that makes me sad. I have a v professional job, earn my own income and am quite capable of looking after myself, but I love the idea of someone protecting me and me looking after them!! (that has just gotten my memebership of the feminism club revoked! lol) |
i do agree with you pol, im very independant.. but having a fella who will protect me and look after me... very nice
04.03.2007, 20:48 quote
thanks TV - I thought I was gonna get shot down in flames for that comment lol
04.03.2007, 20:54 quote
It's simple. You protect the things you care about. So if someone protects you it show's they put you first over them. How can that make you feel bad?
04.03.2007, 20:56 quote
| pollyanna37 wrote: |
| thanks TV - I thought I was gonna get shot down in flames for that comment lol |
what for being honest...
at least you had the ... erm.. baps to say it...hehe
04.03.2007, 20:57 quote
lol - more frontage than Blackpool!
No I just meant that sometimes it is seen as pathetic and weak to not be an ardent feminist, but I have never bought into that!
04.03.2007, 21:03 quote
| pollyanna37 wrote: |
| lol - more frontage than Blackpool!
No I just meant that sometimes it is seen as pathetic and weak to not be an ardent feminist, but I have never bought into that! |
I feel pathetic and embarrassed when I admit to a guy that I've missed them. I know it's not, but i do feela s tho' it makes me weak.
04.03.2007, 21:08 quote
| pollyanna37 wrote: |
| lol - more frontage than Blackpool!
No I just meant that sometimes it is seen as pathetic and weak to not be an ardent feminist, but I have never bought into that! |
hehe...
yeah we didnt burn our bras for nothing... i never really got that bras are expensive.. well unless you get the primark specials
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