Anonymous
Post 08/17/2024 06:24     Subject: The End of Feminism? Young Men Prefer Traditional Gender Roles
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:No, they're just going to find out no one wants to date or marry them with those attitudes.


There are many many young women who want a guy who makes all the money and they can stay home. That is also pretty common now. Income and will pay for everything is very high on most young women’s lists.


Got an actual source for that?

Feminism also doesn't mean you're opposed to someone choosing to be a stay at home parent, Feminism is opposition to it not being a choice.


+1

Feminism means women have a choice.
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2024 06:14     Subject: The End of Feminism? Young Men Prefer Traditional Gender Roles
What’s with all of Liberty U type threads recently?

No, “trad wife” isn’t a trend outside of religious extremist groups.
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2024 05:30     Subject: The End of Feminism? Young Men Prefer Traditional Gender Roles
Id like a wife too to stay home and take care of kids and house for nothing while all i do is go to work. Thankfully DH great and does half the house stuff and half the income bringing part. But im sure the working parents life would be much easier if the other stayed home.
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2024 04:32     Subject: The End of Feminism? Young Men Prefer Traditional Gender Roles
Anonymous wrote:The unpopular but true opinion is that being a housewife is an amazing job. You don't have a boss. You can wakeup whenever you want most days. The lions share of chores are a cinch. Wow, throw in laundry and go run on the treadmill for an hour. Throw in dryer and stream Netflix vids.

Why would you want a stressful professional job that kills you and makes you die early?

Gen Z women have figure out that the working world is overrated and for suckers.


If you have a daughter tell her to be a housewife champ. She will be a winner the way you are talking lol
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2024 04:31     Subject: The End of Feminism? Young Men Prefer Traditional Gender Roles
The men can wish for traditional women all day long that's fine. I don't think the modern women want to be traditional though. I can't speak for all women but any man who wants to date my daughter and take things further with her good luck to you. As far she is concerned you will be the one cooking cleaning before you ever dream of her doing so.
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2024 04:23     Subject: The End of Feminism? Young Men Prefer Traditional Gender Roles
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:No, they're just going to find out no one wants to date or marry them with those attitudes.


Yes ,it’s going to be hard for a man to find a woman who wants to take care of kid, family and home instead of going into the workforce.

You’re delusional if you think that is going to be hard.


Well first those men have to actually get jobs that can fund that. So that's one. Second, men who feel strongly about "traditional" gender roles often just are terrible about doing their share at home and act controlling.

The reality is most men I've met who claim to want traditional gender roles are just lazy guys who don't actually make that much money but they want a woman to cook and clean for them anyway. The men I know who are doctors, lawyers and engineers are married to other doctors, lawyers, and engineers.


In traditional gender roles the men don’t need to do much at home because that’s women’s work. Their role is to make the money and provider the lifestyle. Traditional gender roles go both ways.
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2024 03:48     Subject: The End of Feminism? Young Men Prefer Traditional Gender Roles
The unpopular but true opinion is that being a housewife is an amazing job. You don't have a boss. You can wakeup whenever you want most days. The lions share of chores are a cinch. Wow, throw in laundry and go run on the treadmill for an hour. Throw in dryer and stream Netflix vids.

Why would you want a stressful professional job that kills you and makes you die early?

Gen Z women have figure out that the working world is overrated and for suckers.
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2024 01:57     Subject: The End of Feminism? Young Men Prefer Traditional Gender Roles
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:No, they're just going to find out no one wants to date or marry them with those attitudes.


Yes ,it’s going to be hard for a man to find a woman who wants to take care of kid, family and home instead of going into the workforce.

You’re delusional if you think that is going to be hard.


Well first those men have to actually get jobs that can fund that. So that's one. Second, men who feel strongly about "traditional" gender roles often just are terrible about doing their share at home and act controlling.

The reality is most men I've met who claim to want traditional gender roles are just lazy guys who don't actually make that much money but they want a woman to cook and clean for them anyway. The men I know who are doctors, lawyers and engineers are married to other doctors, lawyers, and engineers.
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2024 01:44     Subject: The End of Feminism? Young Men Prefer Traditional Gender Roles
Anonymous wrote:No, they're just going to find out no one wants to date or marry them with those attitudes.


Yes ,it’s going to be hard for a man to find a woman who wants to take care of kid, family and home instead of going into the workforce.

You’re delusional if you think that is going to be hard.
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2024 01:25     Subject: The End of Feminism? Young Men Prefer Traditional Gender Roles
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:No, they're just going to find out no one wants to date or marry them with those attitudes.


There are many many young women who want a guy who makes all the money and they can stay home. That is also pretty common now. Income and will pay for everything is very high on most young women’s lists.


Got an actual source for that?

Feminism also doesn't mean you're opposed to someone choosing to be a stay at home parent, Feminism is opposition to it not being a choice.
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2024 01:09     Subject: The End of Feminism? Young Men Prefer Traditional Gender Roles
Anonymous wrote:No, they're just going to find out no one wants to date or marry them with those attitudes.


There are many many young women who want a guy who makes all the money and they can stay home. That is also pretty common now. Income and will pay for everything is very high on most young women’s lists.
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2024 00:54     Subject: The End of Feminism? Young Men Prefer Traditional Gender Roles
No, they're just going to find out no one wants to date or marry them with those attitudes.
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2024 00:12     Subject: The End of Feminism? Young Men Prefer Traditional Gender Roles
I think they will rapidly change their minds when (1) they discover how much housing costs, (2) they learn many very desirable partners have no interest in staying home and waiting on them, and (3) even the women who agree to this arrangement will sour on it when they discover having no independent economic power makes them feel unappreciated and used.

But go ahead a re-learn the lessons of prior generations I guess.
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2024 00:09     Subject: The End of Feminism? Young Men Prefer Traditional Gender Roles
Did you post the wrong article?

The one you posted just reported a study that said the percentage of Gen Z men who wanted their female partners to out earn them was lower than Millennial men, but much higher then GenX and Boomer men.

Not much about traditional roles with a SAH wife.
Anonymous
Post 08/16/2024 23:59     Subject: The End of Feminism? Young Men Prefer Traditional Gender Roles
It seems like feminism and the patriarchy might be on their way out with the younger generation. Recent trends show Millennial men and even Gen Z are increasingly looking for traditional relationships where women stay at home, and men take on the role of the primary breadwinner. What are your thoughts on this shift? Are we seeing a return to old-school gender dynamics?

https://www.newsweek.com/millennial-men-more-likely-gen-z-want-partner-higher-income-1939433