I had to fight to keep the laughter in my head and keep a stoic appearance  on my face. I honestly did not think I would get such a reaction. I am 100% sure not one woman got that I tried to empower them to work hard and believe in themselves to achieve their dreams but they vehemently opposed the idea, even though none had hit a wall in their education. So hence my title, they want to imagine their is this huge wall in their way even though none of the had come to one yet.

The thing I took most from this was that they are not interested in hard work but to sit around and complain till someone comes along and gives it to them on a silver platter. Also at the end of class one guy came up to me and said “I agree with you”. Not going to lie that put a huge smile on my face 😀

You know it is sometimes very pleasant to take offense, isn’t it? A man may know that nobody has
insulted him, but that he has invented the insult for himself, has lied and exaggerated to make
it picturesque, has caught at a word and made a mountain out of a molehill—he knows that himself,
yet he will be the first to take offense, and will revel in his resentment till he feels great
pleasure in it, and so pass to genuine vindictiveness.

Now, alter it a little bit……VileNord Style!

You know it is sometimes very pleasant to fake oppression, isn’t it? A woman may know that nobody has
oppressed her, but that she has invented the oppression for herself, has lied and exaggerated to make
it picturesque, has caught at a word and made a mountain out of a molehill—she knows that herself,
yet she will be the first to fake offense, and will revel in her resentment till she feels great
pleasure in it, and so pass to genuine vindictiveness.

@jambear, you did what EVERY university student should be doing in EVERY class in which that topic comes up.  Bravo to you, brother.  I’m interested to hear what fields the womin in your class DID major in.  I’m willing to bet there was more than a fair share of Art and Art History majorettes in that class.

And as mostly everyone has observed in this thread, it takes hard work and serious study to succeed in the STEM fields.  Womin don’t want to work hard or take anything seriously.  So they major in “play” and on their daddy’s dime.

I had an ex-girlfriend who wanted to major in Art in college, and her father told her he wouldn’t pay for her education if she did, so she ended up majoring in psychology instead, which is about a half-step above Art and Art History.  But I admired her father for his stand.

I’ve long come to the conclusion that there are people whose primary occupation in life is to take offence at very nearly everything.

I like the Nike slogan myself- Just Do It

The problem is we now live in a quick fix society where it seems no one is accountable-it’s always something else.

Let’s call it the not my fault generation,some people,womin included, rise above this force fed bulls~~~ to achieve great things-and are promptly shot down by the jealous masses.

I like the saying,crisis equals opportunity,you see an obstacle and find a way around it.

However, a lot of modern feminism (and ‘social justice’ in general) seems now to be about equality-of-outcome, meaning everyone should get the same results in life regardless of what they do to achieve them. This is why you get affirmative action programmes, diversity checklists and all other kinds of agendas.

These people do not like to be told that you only get out of life what you put in, because they must  have a victim mentality in order to promote special interest groups, government subsidies, charities etc.

A classic example is the late British prime minister, Baroness Thatcher. She was hated by feminists, despite being the first woman to become prime minister – the reason usually given was that she had to ‘act like a man’ to get where she did!

The fact that she had to fight very hard against prejudice and was a determined and hard working person never entered their minds. No, it was because she ‘acted like a man’.