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Hi Everyone Sandman Here,

This video is brought to you by a donation from James. He didn't give me a topic so I wanted to share an article called "Why Working Women Struggle To Find A Match" and here's what part of the article says and I quote: "Neha has been asked how round her rotis are, how many kinds of paneer she can make, and — just as casually — what the purpose of her career really is if she doesn’t make bags of money. Over the last three years of searching for a partner on matrimonial sites, the Gurgaon-based psychologist has been questioned on her career both directly and indirectly. “I have been asked many times that the guy makes enough money, so what is the point of me working? They think of my work as social service, rather than a career,” says the 33-year-old, who says many of the men she’s spoken with share this attitude. “I have become very clear that my work is something I am passionate about and makes me feel content. If someone can’t see that, there is no point in proceeding.” Neha's experience is hardly unique. Women who work are less likely to get matches on matrimonial websites than those who do not, a new study has found. Diva Dhar a doctoral candidate at University of Oxford's Blatnik School of Government, conducted an experiment to test her hypothesis that working women are penalized in the marriage market and found that, in fact, women who have never worked receive 15-22% more interest compared to those who wish to continue working. Basically for every 100 men who respond to a woman who has never worked, only 78-85 will respond to a working woman." unquote Well folks it looks like the Roti's have come home too roost while these educated and employed Indian women are not getting their hands on a human rooster. It seems that Indian men have done something that European males have not. That of course is to red pill themselves on the fact that a career woman is a pain the rear and she makes a poor candidate for a wife and mother. Usually because uneducated women have a better attitude. Are less abrasive and combative. They are just more chill. Every woman I've dated with a university edumacation felt like she was special snob. Indian men have figured out that these sorts of women won't do traditional house-making and that's something their mothers did and they expect that same from their wives. I'm also noticing another interesting trend with Indian guys dating white women in Canada. I can't believe I'm saying this but Indian men in Canada are increasingly more masculine then the men of European descent around here. Just the other day I was out and saw a bunch of couples and there was a white woman with an Indian man. He looked like a man and she was of skinny and healthy proportions. Then on the other side of the street I saw a soy boy being walked by his tatted up hippo that probably wished could wear high heels. But they would get crushed to dust under her gravitational field. This comes on the heels of an Indian man pointing out Interracial couples with Indian men and white women. I think part of the reason for this is certainly that the vast majority of Indian women are educated in the west and back home these days. Young Indian guys for the most part are about a generation or so behind western men and they have more masculine fathers and feminine mothers. That's what I grew up around and no matter how much I tried to be with untidy career minded Canadian women things just wouldn't stick. It's a very stressful way to live and I'm glad Indian men are figuring this out. I'll discuss more in a moment but let me first tell everyone about today's sponsor T Fitz:





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