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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is anyone's child having success with dating?  My daughter and friends aren't asked out by boys or even propositioned for hook-ups when drinking, etc (the later being a very good thing).  And they're very cute, well-dressed, whatever else one might think is needed to attract the opposite sex.  
It's weird. Very different from when I was young. [/quote]

Girls have successfully conditioned boys not to “bother” them. So they don’t. It’s not weird that they are doing what you say you want.[/quote]

Omg. Yes, Girl bosses.  Having all sons grow up in the everything “girl” era—girls on the run, girls in stem, etc, etc. and being told boys suck, no recess, me too. And at a public MS where pronouns were shoved down their throat and 15 out of 24 kids had pronouns other than ‘he/him, she/her’ in 8th grade and made to feel like a “toxic male”…..hmmmm how did we get here?

And- we are an independent household. Oldest son (20) and parents voted for Harris (though only because the alternative was too awful). My Senior in HS was not a Kirk fan. I had never heard of him. He said “he debates dumb college kids to look smart—but there are YouTube videoed of him getting squashed when he is up against an intelligent one.”  We put our sons in an all-male Catholic HS because it was the most moderate.

Boys have been falling behind for decades which is why Laura Bush started the reading programs for young boys—-but that went out the door.

So —don’t know what to tell you. But the rush sorority girls and grad wives are just as bad—my sons have zero interest in dumb girls. [/quote]

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