Aren't You A Little Princess

[Mr. SpockParticipant 10911]

Sometimes we wonder how the little princesses get so damn evil with their entitlement and privilege. Well I believe that I witnessed a small part of the process first hand.
I was walking in the parking lot of a grocery store toward the entrance. An elderly woman in her early 60’s was walking about 10 steps ahead of me. Coming towards us was a mother in her late 20’s with two children. Both were already walking on their own. One was a boy about 3 or so and the other was a girl dressed in a ballerina type tutu she was about 2. Both children were behaving very well.
When the children and their mother reached the elderly lady, the elderly lady immediately bent down and began to praise the little girl. Calling her a princess and telling her how pretty she was. The boy was standing 2 steps behind and being ignored. As far as I could tell the mother did not know the elderly woman. The elderly woman stood up and complimented the mother on how beautiful her DAUGHTER was. It was like the boy was invisible. The look on boys face seemed a bit perplexed too. Why wasn’t HE getting any attention or compliments? What did he do wrong? The elderly woman made some small talk and continued going towards the store.
Until I joined MGTOW and learned about feminism and misandry, I would’ve never even given the exchange a second thought. I can honestly say that I was pretty mad during my shopping. I wonder how long after the boy turns 18 will it take him to join MGTOW.

Feminism isn't about equality with men, it's about leverage over men.

[Faust For ScienceParticipant 22521]

Mr. Spock wrote:

I wonder how long after the boy turns 18 will it take him to join MGTOW.

At the rate things are going, that boy will take the red pill before he hits puberty.

[Bestieboy666Participant 2358]

I think its a natural instinct for a woman to notice or check the well being of their gender first, whereas men will usually be less biased.
I noticed it when I was young and my Mother always made a fuss of how my Sister looked, clean and tidy etc. I was just left to sort myself out. I also see evidence of this when I’m cabbying as well. The Mother is usually firmer if the boy plays up.
Not only is the parental side of this a worry, especially with how many single mothers there are, it’s the fact that most primary schools are almost all female taught, who continue with the same method of bias against boys, who are at a very impressionable age. While this is going on the girls, who are also at a very impressionable age, look at boys as being below them, while they themselves are catapulted to little princess status.

Off Topic: There’s been talk and rumors that some female teachers in the UK have down marked boys test results while marking some girls score higher. Not confirmed and something I’m still looking at.

Women are so bad, if they changed the law so I kept the house, I still wouldn't marry one. I'd rather be homeless.

[Anonymous 54]

It’s an eye opener to see the world for what it really is.Both you and that boy were taking red pills at that moment.

[TaxGuyParticipant]

Bestieboy666 wrote:

Off Topic: There’s been talk and rumors that some female teachers in the UK have down marked boys test results while marking some girls score higher. Not confirmed and something I’m still looking at.

It’s in the archives here somewhere. I remember that topic from a few months back. I’m pretty sure there’s a link to the story.

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[Bestieboy666Participant 2358]

TaxGuy wrote:

Bestieboy666 wrote:

Off Topic: There’s been talk and rumors that some female teachers in the UK have down marked boys test results while marking some girls score higher. Not confirmed and something I’m still looking at.

It’s in the archives here somewhere. I remember that topic from a few months back. I’m pretty sure there’s a link to the story.

I didn’t know that. I’ll try to find it. I was looking at something else as well as speaking to someone I know in education.

Women are so bad, if they changed the law so I kept the house, I still wouldn't marry one. I'd rather be homeless.

[ResidentEvil7Participant 9548]

Sounds like my childhood. I don’t remember getting special attention when I was a little boy, but I do remember my sister (13 years apart) getting loads of attention from other people, and my cousins too. I was treated like I was a loser. Just one of many examples of why I workout to build my self-confidence, because I was always treated like a loser and can’t land a job.

I need to find that large enough lottery ticket, and I’ll be on my way, away.

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