French author, 50, says he's incapable of loving a woman of 50

greencap · 08-01-2019 9:44pm

Clementine Echoing Squalor wrote: »

Ye sound as bad as the man haters. Pair of ye in it.

Hey man why so negative.

Live and let live.

join me up on this high horse.

jam_mac_jam · 08-01-2019 9:50pm

Does feminist now just mean any female I disagree with? I am really failing to see how this has anything to do with feminism.

People have a right to be attracted to whoever they like. Plenty of women like young men or older men too. It's their own sexual preferences.

Why we always have to bring how awful feminists are into everything is like a broken record.

08-01-2019 9:56pm

Lotus Flower wrote: »

Meh, he likes what he likes, let him at it. Never even heard of the guy until now

I do hate seeing "auld wan", "battleaxe" and such terms being bandied about though, getting older is a privilege, not a stick to beat others with

Meh, I wouldn't describe all older women, or even many older women, in those terms but they do fit a certain type of older woman, just as derogatory terms for older men apply to some men.

08-01-2019 10:03pm

Clementine Echoing Squalor wrote: »

Oh jeez I don't mind who men fancy - just no need for the derogatory language towards women for nothing other than not being young. An "auld one" automatically being a battleaxe or a bag or sagging or her boobs being prunes.

There's non stop bringing up feminists - to an obsessive degree. Forget feminists and consider women in general.

I had a bad day once, i think it was the feminists that did it

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Lotus Flower · 08-01-2019 10:08pm

greencap wrote: »

2 things.

1. I think its definitely possible to love a woman over 50. Even I will be able to do that eventually, and I'm quite superficial. Theres more than physicality to life. At some point physicality can't be central anymore.

Thats the nice bit, done.

2. But I can't help but enjoy it when post-wall women finally get to understand how awkward young guys feel and get treated.

Having been a young man, like the majority I was treated by women more or less like a horrible smell/disease.

Attractive women generally treat young men on a 'you're total scum' first basis.

Well now its their turn to be left without the time of day.

(yes I said post wall, yes it makes me happy, yes most young guys, no I washed regularly)

Having been a young woman, like the majority of women I was treated like crap by some guys too

But unlike you, I'm not bitter about it as that's what happens when people are young and foolish

Wibbs · 08-01-2019 10:09pm

greencap wrote: »

2. But I can't help but enjoy it when post-wall women finally get to understand how awkward young guys feel and get treated.

Having been a young man, like the majority I was treated by women more or less like a horrible smell/disease.

Attractive women generally treat young men on a 'you're total scum' first basis.

Well now its their turn to be left without the time of day.

(yes I said post wall, yes it makes me happy, yes most young guys, no I washed regularly)

WTF is "post wall"? Jaysus I thought I was down with the kidz. Me, earlier.

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I have to say GC that's reading a bit bitter. Maybe things are different these days with Tinder and the like(they are), but when I was in my twenties I wasn't "treated by women more or less like a horrible smell/disease". The odd wankerette, but **** are everywhere and it was a rare enough occurrence. And I've a great face for radio and physique best suited to a Trocaire box. My only advantage was/is I'd talk to the wall, so wasn't shy(which is a major plus to be fair). I also can't recall any of my mates getting crap from women in the way you describe it. Getting blown off(not in a good way) the odd time at an oul dishco yeah, but otherwise not so much and those environments are pretty specific.

I can understand some young guys today feeling frustrated with things like Tinder. I read somewhere that something like three quarters of women members swipe right(?) on only a third of the guys. That would be a pain in the arse, but again a pretty specific environment. Maybe the "gender politics" stuff is more in play today? TBH other than the odd weirdo that stuff was rare to encounter In My Day™.

Now a couple of girlfriends have fcuked me over yeah, but others didn't and generally my experience of women in my life as mates, girlfriends, acquaintances and people I bump into has been in the vast majority of cases positive.

Wibbs · 08-01-2019 10:10pm

jam_mac_jam wrote: »

Does feminist now just mean any female I disagree with? I am really failing to see how this has anything to do with feminism.

Same here and I'm not exactly a friend of feminism... Can't see the connection TBH.

Gimme A Pound · 08-01-2019 10:18pm

The guys who go on about how horrible women are, make a choice (subconscious or not) to seek out the bitchy ones.

fash · 08-01-2019 10:20pm

spurious wrote: »

If it's evolution though, after all these years of it not happening for oul' lads, should it not be dying out? Like little toes and wisdom teeth?

Just because it happens infrequently doesn't mean there is evolutionary pressure for it to die out.

There are lots of male evolutionary behaviours that are built around looking for every possible chance of reproducing - for example constantly overestimating female interest in them. Better (from the perspective of your genes) that you have "false positives" on 99 females and impregnate the 100th who was actually interested rather than miss out on the 100th.

DS86DS · 08-01-2019 10:39pm

Feminist Logic 101

Woman does something

"You go girl!!"

Man does exact same thing

"What a sexist patriarchal pig.. I bet he just hates women"

bb1234567 · 08-01-2019 10:43pm

DS86DS wrote: »

Feminist Logic 101

Woman does something

"You go girl!!"

Man does exact same thing

"What a sexist patriarchal pig.. I bet he just hates women"

Jesus what age are you?

Lotus Flower · 08-01-2019 10:44pm

Clementine Echoing Squalor wrote: »

The guys who go on about how horrible women are, make a choice (subconscious or not) to seek out the bitchy ones.

Yep, and lest we get accused of feminism or man-hating, the same can be said for women who cry "All men are bast*rds" and then seek out said bast*rds.

Outlaw Pete · 08-01-2019 10:49pm

His response to the critism.....

The French author and television presenter who claimed he could not love any woman over the age of 50 has said he has no regrets over his remarks that caused widespread outrage.

Yann Moix, 50, who is promoting his latest book, Rompre, said his personal preferences in women were his own business and he was only being honest.

“I don’t see this as pride, but almost as a curse. It’s not my fault. We are not responsible for our tastes, our penchants, our inclinations. I’m not here to hold forth on this,” he told RTL radio.

Moix, a prize-winning novelist, sparked a furious backlash after a question and answer interview was published in the latest edition of Marie-Claire magazine in which he claimed he was “incapable” of loving women in their 50s because they were “too, too old”.

In the radio interview, he suggested it was important to face up to certain truths even if they caused offence. “We’re living in a society where it’s hard to be an individual. We have to always represent the universal citizen … someone who displeases nobody,” he said.

He added that while he considered himself a victim of his preferences he did not feel obliged to apologise for “being different”.

“Every individual is a prisoner of their tastes. I’m a prisoner of mine. It takes nothing away from a woman of 50 years that I don’t want to sleep with her,” he said.

“I’m not responsible for my tastes; I’m trying to be honest. Of course I have a problem, I’m an adolescent, I’m a child and I don’t interest women in their 50s either. They’ve got better things to do than to drag a neurotic around who spends his time yelling and reading and likes doing things that only excite children. It’s not easy to be with me,” he said.

Asked whether he thought his comments would affect sales of his book, Moix said: “The system is so perverse that sales are about to rise like an arrow.

“I don’t regret saying these things because they concern only me. I love who I want and I don’t have to answer to any good taste police … for me that would be a complete lack of taste.”

Ipso · 08-01-2019 10:50pm

bb1234567 wrote: »

Jesus what age are you?

Over 50.

Gimme A Pound · 08-01-2019 10:56pm

Good grief, I think DS86DS has lost it. Who is he talking to?

Lotus Flower wrote: »

Yep, and lest we get accused of feminism or man-hating, the same can be said for women who cry "All men are bast*rds" and then seek out said bast*rds.

Absolutely. Those silly women who are attracted to "bad boys" - similar pattern.

DS86DS · 08-01-2019 11:08pm

bb1234567 wrote: »

Jesus what age are you?

31. Why does that matter?

metaoblivia · 08-01-2019 11:11pm

Every time one of these stories makes the rounds, I'm just like, "... and?" Am I supposed to be shocked that an older man finds younger women attractive?

If you are a person who finds people younger than you (but still of legal age) more attractive than people your own age, God speed and God bless. I genuinely hope that works out for you for as long as it can.

The problem comes when affix a person's value to their sexual attractiveness and age. I see that a lot in conversations about people becoming less attractive as they age. Some people will frame it as a person's value going down. That's a really dehumanizing way to view anyone, let alone a large group of people.

And the insults that get thrown around about older people - like, is it necessary? I mean, we're all either going to die young or end up sagging. It's just such a cheap shot to take, especially considering how hard aging can be for everyone, not just psychologically, but physically. The world is kind to very few people past 50.

And finally, it's one thing to state a preference - "I like people with blue eyes." It's another thing to follow up a preference with an insult, "I like people with blue eyes. Brown eyed people look like they have ****e in their pupils." What's the hoped for takeaway there? I mean, yes you can absolutely say that and no one should ever take away your right to say that. But, seriously - what's the desired reaction of pointing out a physical flaw that a person can neither control nor fix? You may not be able to control your evolutionary wiring, but you can probably control the words that come out of your mouth.

DS86DS · 08-01-2019 11:15pm

metaoblivia wrote: »

Every time one of these stories makes the rounds, I'm just like, "... and?" Am I supposed to be shocked that an older man finds younger women attractive?

If you are a person who finds people younger than you (but still of legal age) more attractive than people your own age, God speed and God bless. I genuinely hope that works out for you for as long as it can.

The problem comes when affix a person's value to their sexual attractiveness and age. I see that a lot in conversations about people becoming less attractive as they age. Some people will frame it as a person's value going down. That's a really dehumanizing way to view anyone, let alone a large group of people.

And the insults that get thrown around about older people - like, is it necessary? I mean, we're all either going to die young or end up sagging. It's just such a cheap shot to take, especially considering how hard aging can be for everyone, not just psychologically, but physically. The world is kind to very few people past 50.

And finally, it's one thing to state a preference - "I like people with blue eyes." It's another thing to follow up a preference with an insult, "I like people with blue eyes. Brown eyed people look like they have ****e in their pupils." What's the hoped for takeaway there? I mean, yes you can absolutely say that and no one should ever take away your right to say that. But, seriously - what's the desired reaction of pointing out a physical flaw that a person can neither control nor fix? You may not be able to control your evolutionary wiring, but you can probably control the words that come out of your mouth.

I've never heard of anybody saying that in all my life about brown eyes, that's just weird.

As a man I couldn't care less about eye colour if she has a nice bum and chest.

bb1234567 · 08-01-2019 11:18pm

metaoblivia wrote: »

Every time one of these stories makes the rounds, I'm just like, "... and?" Am I supposed to be shocked that an older man finds younger women attractive?

If you are a person who finds people younger than you (but still of legal age) more attractive than people your own age, God speed and God bless. I genuinely hope that works out for you for as long as it can.

The problem comes when affix a person's value to their sexual attractiveness and age. I see that a lot in conversations about people becoming less attractive as they age. Some people will frame it as a person's value going down. That's a really dehumanizing way to view anyone, let alone a large group of people.

And the insults that get thrown around about older people - like, is it necessary? I mean, we're all either going to die young or end up sagging. It's just such a cheap shot to take, especially considering how hard aging can be for everyone, not just psychologically, but physically. The world is kind to very few people past 50.

And finally, it's one thing to state a preference - "I like people with blue eyes." It's another thing to follow up a preference with an insult, "I like people with blue eyes. Brown eyed people look like they have ****e in their pupils." What's the hoped for takeaway there? I mean, yes you can absolutely say that and no one should ever take away your right to say that. But, seriously - what's the desired reaction of pointing out a physical flaw that a person can neither control nor fix? You may not be able to control your evolutionary wiring, but you can probably control the words that come out of your mouth.

Yes!!
People saying 'hes just stating his preference why did this get a reaction'
It got a reaction because he wasnt saying he just likes younger woman he said its not even possible to love an older woman which is of course why people took offence, everyone knows and is fine with a man being interested in younger women, not saying things that makes people feel ****

Lotus Flower · 08-01-2019 11:18pm

Outlaw Pete wrote: »

His response to the critism.....

Looks like he knew exactly what he was doing

Mrsmum · 08-01-2019 11:21pm

“I’m not responsible for my tastes; I’m trying to be honest. Of course I have a problem, I’m an adolescent, I’m a child and I don’t interest women in their 50s either. They’ve got better things to do than to drag a neurotic around who spends his time yelling and reading and likes doing things that only excite children. It’s not easy to be with me,” he said.

He sounds like hard work above. What right minded 50 year old woman who didn't come down in the last shower would want to be stroking his ego.

Gimme A Pound · 08-01-2019 11:21pm

metaoblivia wrote: »

Every time one of these stories makes the rounds, I'm just like, "... and?" Am I supposed to be shocked that an older man finds younger women attractive?

If you are a person who finds people younger than you (but still of legal age) more attractive than people your own age, God speed and God bless. I genuinely hope that works out for you for as long as it can.

The problem comes when affix a person's value to their sexual attractiveness and age. I see that a lot in conversations about people becoming less attractive as they age. Some people will frame it as a person's value going down. That's a really dehumanizing way to view anyone, let alone a large group of people.

And the insults that get thrown around about older people - like, is it necessary? I mean, we're all either going to die young or end up sagging. It's just such a cheap shot to take, especially considering how hard aging can be for everyone, not just psychologically, but physically. The world is kind to very few people past 50.

And finally, it's one thing to state a preference - "I like people with blue eyes." It's another thing to follow up a preference with an insult, "I like people with blue eyes. Brown eyed people look like they have ****e in their pupils." What's the hoped for takeaway there? I mean, yes you can absolutely say that and no one should ever take away your right to say that. But, seriously - what's the desired reaction of pointing out a physical flaw that a person can neither control nor fix? You may not be able to control your evolutionary wiring, but you can probably control the words that come out of your mouth.

Oh yeah "market value" - as if people are cars or houses.

Mutant z · 08-01-2019 11:22pm

He's perfectly entitled to fancy who he chooses these sad cases really need to get a life and mind their own bloody business.

Gimme A Pound · 08-01-2019 11:23pm

bb1234567 wrote: »

Yes!!
People saying 'hes just stating his preference why did this get a reaction'
It got a reaction because he wasnt saying he just likes younger woman he said its not even possible to love an older woman which is of course why people took offence, everyone knows and is fine with a man being interested in younger women, not saying things that makes people feel ****

Didn't he just say HE couldn't love a woman of 50 though, rather than saying women aged 50 cannot be loved in general?

DS86DS · 08-01-2019 11:23pm

bb1234567 wrote: »

Yes!!
People saying 'hes just stating his preference why did this get a reaction'
It got a reaction because he wasnt saying he just likes younger woman he said its not even possible to love an older woman which is of course why people took offence, everyone knows and is fine with a man being interested in younger women, not saying things that makes people feel ****

Except for snowflake feminists who have a problem with a man's personal tastes in women.

By the reaction of feminists you would swear he said that all women over 50 should not allowed be drive. All he said was that he couldn't love a woman of a certain age.

If this was about a woman saying she couldn't love a man below a certain income threshold, nobody would have batted an eyelid.

bb1234567 · 08-01-2019 11:24pm

DS86DS wrote: »

Except for snowflake feminists who have a problem with a man's personal tastes in women.

By the reaction of feminists you would swear he said that all women over 50 should not allowed be drive. All he said was that he couldn't love a woman of a certain age.

If this was about a woman saying she couldn't love a man below a certain income threshold, nobody would have batted an eyelid.

Yes they would everyone would think shes a bitch because that would make her a bitch

Lotus Flower · 08-01-2019 11:25pm

bb1234567 wrote: »

Yes!!
People saying 'hes just stating his preference why did this get a reaction'
It got a reaction because he wasnt saying he just likes younger woman he said its not even possible to love an older woman which is of course why people took offence, everyone knows and is fine with a man being interested in younger women, not saying things that makes people feel ****

To be fair, he said he wouldn't want to sleep with a 50 year old, not that they couldn't be loved

Lotus Flower · 08-01-2019 11:26pm

DS86DS wrote: »

Except for snowflake feminists who have a problem with a man's personal tastes in women.

By the reaction of feminists you would swear he said that all women over 50 should not allowed be drive. All he said was that he couldn't love a woman of a certain age.

If this was about a woman saying she couldn't love a man below a certain income threshold, nobody would have batted an eyelid.

That last sentence is nonsense and you know it

Mrsmum · 08-01-2019 11:31pm

[QUOTE=DS86DS; As a man I couldn't care less about eye colour if she has a nice bum and chest.[/QUOTE]

I believe you can buy blow up dolls. Just saying seeing as your needs above are so few.

Pac1Man · 08-01-2019 11:33pm

glasso wrote: »

His comments caused outrage on social media.

If this decade could be summed up in one sentence.

Potatoeman · 08-01-2019 11:34pm

Rich, famous, an author and now a bad boy. I think he’ll do okay out of this.

I do have to laugh how they took his comments then got reactionary comments from offended people to create a story about nothing. Offended reactions really do sell and keep the ‘story’ going.

jam_mac_jam · 08-01-2019 11:49pm

Does everything not cause outrage on social media...are we now more outraged about the supposed imaginary outrage...the hoardes of angry feminists that cant really be quoted except in a vague way, or are there more people outraged by this idea then the outrage in the first place.

Gimme A Pound · 08-01-2019 11:51pm

DS86DS wrote: »

If this was about a woman saying she couldn't love a man below a certain income threshold, nobody would have batted an eyelid.

Horse sh1t. She would be absolutely pilloried. As if e.g. you wouldn't bat an eyelid.

I agree with you about the hypocrisy and resentment of those women but you don't know that they're all feminists, you are a bit obsessive about them/feminists, and your posts are also pretty resentful.

Sonic Youth · 08-01-2019 11:59pm

Wibbs wrote: »

WTF is "post wall"? Jaysus I thought I was down with the kidz.
.

You're in for a hell of a ride when you discover your first manosphere/red pill glossary, boomer friend

DS86DS · 09-01-2019 12:00am

Clementine Echoing Squalor wrote: »

Horse sh1t. She would be absolutely pilloried. As if e.g. you wouldn't bat an eyelid.

I agree with you about the hypocrisy and resentment of those women but you don't know that they're all feminists, you are a bit obsessive about them/feminists, and your posts are also pretty resentful.

But all of this was started by crazy and angry feminists.

I didn't go out and start complaining on a TV show or internet forum about women wanting richer men or men with mansions and a personal boat and jet in Monaco.

I just get on with my own life instead of whinging about why women are doing so and so, wanting rich men etc.

If feminists took the same approach, this wouldn't even be a debate.

Gimme A Pound · 09-01-2019 12:02am

Sonic Youth wrote: »

You're in for a hell of a ride when you discover your first manosphere/red pill glossary, boomer friend

Aka Misogyny 101.

Sonic Youth · 09-01-2019 12:03am

Clementine Echoing Squalor wrote: »

Horse sh1t. She would be absolutely pilloried. As if e.g. you wouldn't bat an eyelid.
.

Not in the media she wouldn't. She'd be celebrated as a strong independent woman.

Have to say I'm not affected by this sjw/woke feminism **** in real life. I'm just sick of it being constantly pushed in my face by the media.

Spanish Eyes · 09-01-2019 12:04am

What about Macron and Brigitte?

Just as an example of course!

Gimme A Pound · 09-01-2019 12:07am

Sonic Youth wrote: »

Not in the media she wouldn't. She'd be celebrated as a strong independent woman.

She wouldn't get the criticism she deserves, granted, but no way would she be celebrated as a strong independent woman. Her "story" would be used as clickbait to start a comments war, like that Samantha Brick one - and she would be lambasted. She'd be on that morning show with Holly and Philip, and they would gently tut tut.

joe40 · 09-01-2019 12:09am

Sonic Youth wrote: »

Clementine Echoing Squalor wrote: »

Horse sh1t. She would be absolutely pilloried. As if e.g. you wouldn't bat an eyelid.
.

Not in the media she wouldn't. She'd be celebrated as a strong independent woman.

Have to say I'm not affected by this sjw/woke feminism **** in real life. I'm just sick of it being constantly pushed in my face by the media.

How is this been pushed in your face. Some French guy says something, other people think he is a bit of a dick for saying. Its not outrage nobody is getting that upset about, just responding.
You are choosing to discuss this on an internet forum, then saying it is pushed in your face. You don't have to read these articles if they are going to annoy you

Lotus Flower · 09-01-2019 12:12am

I just looked up "Post wall":

"A woman who has passed her fertility window and has become very unattractive to men.
After women hit 35, they are basically a post wall woman. It's like they hit a wall at full speed and their face got all messed up"

Gimme A Pound · 09-01-2019 12:18am

Lotus Flower wrote: »

I just looked up "Post wall":

"A woman who has passed her fertility window and has become very unattractive to men.
After women hit 35, they are basically a post wall woman. It's like they hit a wall at full speed and their face got all messed up"

If a woman's face becomes "messed up" to that extent all of a sudden when she hits 35, she really needs to visit a health professional!

Such bitterness - and let me guess? Lots of the proponents of this toxic stuff are disgusted by how women are treated in Islam.

Cutie 3.14 · 09-01-2019 12:20am

glasso wrote: »

here's the wan who posted her arse btw. hard to tell if it's a decent one. judicious angle

I’m thirty and my arše isn’t as nice as that!

Mrsmum · 09-01-2019 12:21am

Lotus Flower wrote: »

I just looked up "Post wall":

"A woman who has passed her fertility window and has become very unattractive to men.
After women hit 35, they are basically a post wall woman. It's like they hit a wall at full speed and their face got all messed up"

Prince Harry obviously never got the memo. As an example of a guy who wouldn't be exactly lacking in choice, he went and picked a 'post wall' woman.

Lotus Flower · 09-01-2019 12:22am

Clementine Echoing Squalor wrote: »

If a woman's face becomes "messed up" to that extent all of a sudden when she hits 35, she really needs to visit a health professional!

Such bitterness - and let me guess? Lots of the proponents of this toxic stuff are disgusted by how women are treated in Islam.

Really depressing stuff. But on the plus side, anyone who uses this term (or similar) is giving a handy and clear indicator they're a massive d*ckhead

DS86DS · 09-01-2019 12:35am

Lotus Flower wrote: »

Really depressing stuff. But on the plus side, anyone who uses this term (or similar) is giving a handy and clear indicator they're a massive d*ckhead

Women need to understand that their prime years are in their early to mid-20s, when they are the most fertile and attractive to men.

This is basic science and evolutionary psychology

Traditionally, this was the age when most women married and started having families.

But thanks to feminism, women are putting off marriage and starting a family well into their 40s and put career above having birth and starting the next generation through starting a family.

But the thing is, is that many of these career women are delusional. Men couldn't care less about what a woman's career and education is, and I say that as somebody who has been to university.

Give me a silly and not too bright, but loving and caring 25 year old.....over a ball busting and angry 30+ career woman who will put her career above me any day of the week.

They are not just past their prime years to start a family and have a long term marriage in the traditional sense. But they tend to be very angry and aggressive go-getter types that see themselves in constant battle with their men.

Most men are sensible as to their where their worth lies and settle accordingly, as do nice young traditional women.

I think you'll find in years to come when all of the women who put career above family reach their 40s and 50s, that the reality will set in. Sadly it will be too late.

One has to wonder if Feminism is really one big conspiracy propagated by the cat food industry.

Sonic Youth · 09-01-2019 12:36am

joe40 wrote: »

How is this been pushed in your face. Some French guy says something, other people think he is a bit of a dick for saying. Its not outrage nobody is getting that upset about, just responding.
You are choosing to discuss this on an internet forum, then saying it is pushed in your face. You don't have to read these articles if they are going to annoy you

French guy merely expresses an opinion and suddenly he's an evil 'sexist'. **** gets old.

I do agree it's best to avoid this stuff but since every mainstream platform seems bent on promoting feminism/sjw/transexualism etc it's hard to avoid it.

mvl · 09-01-2019 12:38am

this guy thinking he would continuously date (asian) women @ 25 years reminded me of this

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Sonic Youth · 09-01-2019 12:42am

mvl wrote: »

this guy thinking he would continuously date (asian) women @ 25 years reminded me of this

Asian women age like fine wine and are traditional which is attractive to men. Hence a lot of western men are colonizing east Asia as we speak.

My 47 year old friend in China has a 23 year gf who worships him.

bb1234567 · 09-01-2019 12:43am

DS86DS wrote: »

Women need to understand that their prime years are in their early to mid-20s, when they are the most fertile and attractive to men.

This is basic science and evolutionary psychology

Traditionally, this was the age when most women married and started having families.

But thanks to feminism, women are putting off marriage and starting a family well into their 40s and put career above having birth and starting the next generation through starting a family.

But the thing is, is that many of these career women are delusional. Men couldn't care less about what a woman's career and education is, and I say that as somebody who has been to university.

Give me a silly and not too bright, but loving and caring 25 year old.....over a ball busting and angry 30+ career woman who will put her career above me any day of the week.

They are not just past their prime years to start a family and have a long term marriage in the traditional sense. But they tend to be very angry and aggressive go-getter types that see themselves in constant battle with their men.

Most men are sensible as to their where their worth lies and settle accordingly, as do nice young traditional women.

I think you'll find in years to come when all of the women who put career above family reach their 40s and 50s, that the reality will set in. Sadly it will be too late.

One has to wonder if Feminism is really one big conspiracy propagated by the cat food industry.

Youre putting a lot of effort into your trolling

French author, 50, says he's incapable of loving a woman of 50

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