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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This thread is a microcosm of why boys are not ok. Women, get your s*** together and quit projecting your insecurities on CHILDREN you human pieces of garbage [/quote]

The boys aren’t okay? Are they forced to give birth against their will? Do they make less than women for the same amount of work? Girls excelling college doesn’t even matter. Boys are still rewarded for their mediocrity. According to US Gov: “Education is not enough to eliminate the gender wage gap. On average, women have more years of education and are more likely than men to have completed Associate’s, Bachelor’s or Master’s degrees. Yet there is a significant gender wage gap at every level of education. Overall, women must complete one additional degree in order to be paid the same wages as a man with less education.” Oh, your poor boys! https://blog.dol.gov/2023/03/14/5-fast-facts-the-gender-wage-gap#:~:text=Stats.,for%20Black%20and%20Hispanic%20women.[/quote]

"Your poor boys?"  Maybe women are getting too many worthless degrees and should go into more trades like the men if they want to earn more? Why are you making the assumption men are mediocre if they make more money? But also, women get rewarded for mediocrity too. For example, Claudine Gay.[/quote]

DP.  You are too stupid to contribute to this discussion.  Worthless degrees?  The point is they get paid less when they have the SAME degree and the SAME job.

Come back when you can put together a coherent statement...and that will be never.  Buh-bye.[/quote]

Triggered much? How can they be paid the same when you just pointed out women have MORE degrees? That's not the same degree for the same job. You're comparing apples and oranges.[/quote]

Says someone who hasn’t read any of the studies and is fully confident in their opinion in the way that only a mediocre male can be.[/quote]

Says someone who hasn't kept up with recent data. [/quote]

Oh, you mean the article you posted from March 2022, that cited a Pew Study that found that the vast majority of women under 30 in 250 metropolitan areas made less than men? That one? The one that says this: “ Nationally, women under 30 who work full time, year-round earn about 93 cents on the dollar compared with men in the same age range, measured at the median. As these women age, history suggests that they may not maintain this level of parity with their male counterparts. For example, in 2000, the typical woman age 16 to 29 working full time, year-round earned 88% of a similar young man. By 2019, when people in this group were between the ages of 35 and 48, women were earning only 80% of their male peers, on average. Earnings parity tends to be greatest in the first years after entering the labor market.” Thanks for proving my point.[/quote]

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