Whatever point you are trying to make - I’m not sure - completely ignores that males COMMIT the vast majority of violent crime. They are, statistically, the perpetrators. Even taking into account reporting biases, there is a huge discrepancy. So yeah. Poor men. |
Well, I have been happily married for thirty years. Women are severely punished for their crimes. Haven't you heard of woman dating men who deal drugs and they get prosecuted simply because they were with them? Men are victims but women are more likely to be murdered by their boyfriends and husbands. You don't provide any stats to back you up but you don't believe in mine. Sounds you believe in 'alternative facts' The more you write the more red flags you throw up. I wish I could warn you girlfriend. |
OP here. It’s not just women. If you are with someone who commits a felony, you are considered an accessory to that crime. Same if someone dies during a robbery. The alive robbers will then be charged with murder. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
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OP here. Oh well. I don’t feel bad for morons hanging out with drug dealers or felons. Women don’t get punished severely. Look at the many recent cases of female teachers who got caught for SA on a student. Most got light sentences or probation. Far lighter than the man who get years. Crimes against children should be prosecuted fairly. Life in prison for both genders. |
Sometimes on DCUM I read the first page and the most recent page of an interesting topic. I did that here and can only imagine what happened in the 17 pages in between! |
SAME! |
NP here. I don’t want to speak for every woman only for myself and how I was raised. In my mid-20’s, 2.5 years max else that situation wasn’t for me. That timeline shortens more like 1.5 after late 20’s/early 30’s and not just because of biological clock and wanting to have kids in my early 30’s but because I would have more relationship experience and better idea of what I want and don’t want. I also don’t believe in living together before engaged. When you mentioned your sibling having a rough patch when they got engaged and started living together and going to therapy. Likely if the commitment hadn’t been there they would have been more willing to walk away than work it out. I would also add that feeling ready for marriage and specifically to the person doesn’t necessarily happen on a strict timeline. However, I always felt I was moving forward where I was asking the types of questions one would need to know if you are thinking of getting married, observing if actions and words aligned, and looking at the things that are part of healthy relationships like the five Cs (communication, compromise etc.). I also found trusting myself and being willing to work on communication were my concrete actions to move towards being ready to be married to anyone. I didn’t read all the posts but OP, if you aren’t sure, what steps are you taking to gain more clarity other than wanting to movie in and waiting for the passage of time? |
And that's why he's a troll. Jeff's suspicion is right on. |