Women Making More Money Than Men Are Still Victims - MGTOW

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Women ultimately may pay the price for finally earning as much as men
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Another day without a topic donation. If you want to request a topic you can through a small payment through paypal or subscribestar. So with that out of the way I want to talk about an article called: "Women ultimately may pay the price for finally earning as much as men" from the New York Post. Now let me read a few key points from that article and I quote: "Across the nation, young women now earn 93 cents on the dollar overall when compared to men, according to Pew – with economists attributing that stubborn 7-cent difference to the lower number of hours worked by young women compared to men. When accounting for factors such as job title, education, experience, industry, job level, and hours worked, that number rises to a hair-splitting 99 cents on the dollar, according to Payscale’s recently-released 2022 State of the Gender Pay Gap Report. As the “wage gap” closes, a “partner gap” is taking its place – leaving women struggling to find a desirable match for marriage and motherhood. Evolutionary psychologists say that women tend to be more attracted to men who are more highly educated and/or out-earn them because sex can bring great costs for women – namely pregnancy and childbirth. Women, the theory goes, seek a partner who can ensure she is fed, sheltered and protected while pregnant — as well as secure her offspring’s well-being after delivery. Finding men of higher or even equal earning and academic status is increasingly difficult because of the “college gap” which widens year after year. unquote. Well folks forget about men going their own way reducing relationship and marriage formation. Women are pricing themselves out of the market because of high standards that very few men can live up to these days. So now we know conclusively that the gender wage gap no longer exists. If a woman complains about it point to this article and tell her she's lying. So now that the gender wage gap is gone feminists and women are inventing the next form of oppression, the Gender Partner gap. They need to get more funding from governments for being oppressed even though they are financially and educationally empowered. Are evolutionary psychologists taking into consideration that some women fear earning more money than men because it's the men that might start taking them to the divorce court cleaners the way they take men? They probably believe there is an underclass of disgruntled males out there just waiting to use them for beta female provisioning. Women always have to complain about the next thing that's hurting them. But I believe that we have hit the point of diminishing returns for nagging and complaining. Articles like this one tell me that women always see themselves as victims even when the win. They are the ones that created the partner gap and now they probably expect that men or the government will fix it. They will probably shame men to work harder and compete with women so that women have someone to marry. Meanwhile with female hiring quotas and the advantage in education rates women will never give up the gains they've made in college. So this puts the whole species into a stressful situation. I'll discuss more in a moment but let me first tell everyone about today's sponsor Surviving 4th Wave Feminism:






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