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historically men were providers and that was enough because women didn’t have access to resources for various reasons, but my the question is what do men do now? Ik online gender stuff is triggering so I’m sorry, I’m genuinely just curious
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Anonymous 17h

Well, the roles between men and women have become far closer to each other than in the past. Many still live the provider for stay at home sort of dynamic, but really, i’m confused about the question. A person should be loved for who they are, not what they do, regardless of gender

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Anonymous 20h

We provide emotional stability and comfort. We also, in ideal situations, still provide as women generally don't prefer to work when given the choice.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 18h

Yall why are you downvoting 😭 you asked and he answered

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 18h

bc he’s wrong 😭 9/10 times men are just a headache more often than not. i mean, my mom loveeees my dad but he’s 100% the most frustrating part of her life most of the time

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 17h

Ok but that’s your mom though. Just because it applies to you doesn’t mean it’s true lol.

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 16h

you’re applying one personal experience your mom has to every relationship in the world. my man is my biggest supporter and makes every day of my life easier. but i won’t apply that to every relationship in the world and call that reality. it all depends on the person.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 14h

saying shit like “women generally don’t prefer to work when given the choice” is gonna make me feel sooooooo “emotionally stable” and “comfortable” around you

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 13h

love is not enough for a lifelong commitment, no?

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 12h

Sure, but then when we’re getting to specifics at that level it’s not based on gender at all. If there is genuine love, support and care and effort will be reciprocated naturally

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 7h

I get your point, but maybe that’s just his life experience? I’m ngl as a girl most of the women I’ve met would love to not have to work if money wasn’t an issue. But at the same time you still want to be able to work if needs be

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