How can one Ever Be Reasoned out of something, that they have never been Reasoned Into in the first place. ~ Ron Smith
Summed up the narrator seems to think: A woman’s appearance is everything to her. She must make herself outwardly pretty, young-looking, and as fertile looking as possible. So, she uses makeup to bolster this image. The time it takes for a woman to accomplish these looks takes time. Reasonable Thoughts: Meh…I’m not sure. I think this may apply to some women. Men DO want a pretty, young (looking), and fertile (looking) woman.
Summed up the narrator seems to think: Women tend to come to consensus decisions together. The bathroom is considered safe and women can have more privacy here. The consensus can be reached and women can come out and execute on what “they” agreed upon. Reasonable Thoughts: Well, what can I say. I agree with this. The women’s bathroom must sacred, and mysterious…
Summed up the narrator seems to think: Women try hard to maintain their curvy figures. Women cannot store things practically in the pockets of their pants, because that would make their hips bulge. Women will not look uniquely feminine, if she has things in her pants pockets. So she buys a purse! Reasonable Thoughts: WHAT?! I do not agree!
Summed up the narrator seems to think: Women have babies and their bodies are designed to maintain a higher core temperature than a man. They are supposed to have a body that can the potential child they will one day carry. (Not So) Reasonable Thoughts: Ok…well this is reasonably science’y. So I did some research. There is a bit of a spike in a woman’s body temperature when she ovulates. The body becomes more ‘fertility aware’ during this time – actual term.
Summed up the narrator seems to think: If you have a woman with a lot of shoes and clothes, that shows that she isn’t working but still has a lot of money. It seemed to be implied that, a “successful” woman is able to live off of a man and not work for herself. He also says that women do not work but spend a lot of money. Reasonable Thoughts: Sometimes women’s clothes are pretty impractical the narrator does give his thoughts on this. This is true. Sometimes women can purchase clothing for a purpose that has nothing to do...
Summed up the narrator seems to think: Women rely more on social manipulation to get what they want, because they are physically weaker than men generally are. Where women cannot impose their physical will to get what they want like men, they use manipulation to accomplish the same goal. Yikes… Well, I don’t know what manipulation has to do with gossip, but I presume that the narrator is lumping gossip in with the outcomes of said gossip. Which could mean after the “gossip” is, well gossip’d, there could be newly adopted perspectives about the person who is being gossiped about....
Summed up the narrator seems to think: Among women there is a perception that, If a man is nice, he views himself as somehow less valuable than the woman, and not worthy of her respect. The woman will not settle for a man who sees himself as less than, or even equal to her. Reasonable Thoughts: I’ve got nothing here. I do know that most women want and like a “take-charge” kind of guy. But at the same time, she does not want to be abused, mistreated, dominated, or controlled. But it does not seem like all women want and demand...
Summed up the narrator seems to think: Women cannot have it all, but she wants it all. What is “it all”, Family and Career. Women want to be the best mothers, and at the top of any career ladder they decide to climb. The narrator doesn’t think this is possible. He goes on to say that, the woman needs to get married. Her desire to be taken care of for life, is strong and paramount. If she doesn’t get married, the older she gets, the less attractive she becomes. He describes this as a WINDOW, that the woman MUST-NOT-MISS! Or...
This is post 1 in a 9 – Series Post addressing a provocative YouTube video. See the link at the bottom for the video. Example Used: Like the woman orders a salad and eats your fries… Summed up the narrator seems to think: The woman wants to know 1 of 2 things: Is the man a pushover, or Is he strong enough to stand up to her? Reasonable Thoughts: Well, I partly agree here.
