Current Events > What is your environment like? Your world so to say?

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If I can give an example the environment I live in has this shared thought or culture.

Homophobic, a decent amount of women are educated, still a large amount not, they still believe in traditional role. Most of the men aren't faithful to their love ones, religious, disconnected from trends or memes.

What it is like interacting with them. Honestly, it is hard to tell a lot of them about my perspective as they will see me as gay (like I hang with a gay friend thus fore I am gay.)
Some of the men distrust the government to the point it is harmful (like going to college). I can't tell a lady friend that their "man" is cheating on them as it would come to my detriment.

But there is a positive, I feel this needs to be required. The older women in the community are loving and caring. Both men and women are trying to move upward in life. Very little but slowly growing are recognizing the harm they did when they were younger.

We all love lemon pepper wings.

Is this some babelfish shit?

MarcoRubio posted...

Is this some babelfish shit?

Well, I think we talk about our experience opinions about the world, we really mean what we seen in our local environment. Like I can say, "all guys are homophobic." Which is clearly isn't true, but that is something I would see everywhere.

I take my anecdotal experience and apply to the world. Does that make sense? I just want people to explain what their environment is like.

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Oh God! I got such a problem with this one here. I don't want a slave and expect someone to cook for me. If a woman wants to and I can support, sure, I guess for a little while.

I want someone I can laugh with and go on some type adventure with or even just discuss stuff in media and a current events.

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Oh, I see this online so much in the 'dating advice' space that a woman's only worth is her age, looks, and submissiveness. I do think they want someone who is literally dumber than them.

However, that fucking sucks! Not because they are dumb, but they are stubborn and don't want to learn. Why should I even participate in a conversation if you either want to be right or don't care?

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Yet, in the end, they will realize you will have a better quality life for pursuing an education. Some of the woman in your family might be envious and ask themselves 'what if?'

I agree with you, we need to push more for education. And I mean all around for everyone. Before, I never put much thought in the disparity of a college education ( I mean with the social interaction between a college educated person and one that is not, finance was obvious long time ago).

I am glad for you to offer where you come from and I gain a better perspective, even if it was just a bit.