I’ve seen many book smart women but when it comes to actually doing something they are lazy and lack creativity, just think about hobbies:

We as men we have many hobbies, right now I’m starting home brewing beer and just because of that life choice I already bonded with the guys at the beer store and now we’re friends and drink and have weed together and that’s how business ideas and contributions begin. Same thing happened when I had reef aquariums.

Women always make fun of our hobbies or they just yawn or criticize us, they can’t understand why we do these things. Having hobbies could actually make the difference for them in the corporate world.

Just imagine how it was like in Chairman Ellen C~~~ Pao Chicken’s company: the guys probably had jokes, they had hobbies, they bonded. It was a creative process that also helped them with socializing and making business, and then you have this feminist harpie being shy and not attracted to the conversations or the hobbies her coworkers had, there was no bond, no, nothing and now the increasingly mangina laws want to force them to pretend they like her, pretend to get along just to avoid being sued?

Of course they didn’t invite her to some events, she was just a boring party popper!

Think about it, my friend’s girlfriends/wives, I just talk to them to be polite but I have no interest in what they have to say, they don’t share my ideas, they don’t like what I like and if I’m not f~~~ing them then there’s no use for them I would be interested on.

Eventually she got a job as a teacher (i  paid for her when she studied ofc) then she had even less energy to do anything at all.I told her shortly before i left her that she was as interesting as a furniture.

Now when shes single she runs, swims and hang out with friends.

I think they get extremley lazy when they are in a longterm relationship and completely ignore themself. Now she knows that she has to be a interesting person or else she wont be able to fool a new dude.

Men on the other hand demonstrate an ability to think about everything in a much more broader way that goes beyond out immediate life expereince and shows curiosity and the ability to see the world from other perspectives, that is why you get so many manginas, because we are more sophisticated when it comes to thinking, and have a myriad of interests and invent new interests and hobbies all the time. When men create a hobby we end up with things like FPV,  this is something no women would ever create.

You just have to listen to songs on the radio to see men have a more far reaching outlook than women. A song sung by a male is usually more often than not involving themes that reach beyond his immediate life experience and we are richer for it. Whereas songs sung by females consistently focus on the themes surrounding her immediate life experience such as boys and female empowerment, and are always highly sexualised. Taylor Swift is a perfect example of this. And the sad thing is as they get older women don’t become more sophisticated, one just needs to look at the blatantly embarrassing offerings by Madonna and Kylie these days.

The things they decide to sing about shows the limits to the creative thinking between the sexes, with men demonstrating a much higher level of sophistication when it comes to their thought processes.

Fermat wrote:

Women are children. They would rather be entertained than be productive. This is why want men to bring excitement to their lives. They want men to make them laugh. They want men to be interesting. All they do is want.

So much this. Mostly what  I see daily.

Her problem was she couldn’t come up with an original object to make a mold of. That was what was too hard for her.

Bigboya is right about the hobbies some may have – gym, yoga, going out to a bar – all about sex appeal at the end of the day. They wouldn’t do any of these if people did not see them, or at least post selfies they were doing it. Heaven forbid doing something for your own benefit alone.

Agreed on the singing front too. Can’t stand Taylor Swift, but this brings me to a point about male/female singers.

When I find a song I really really like, I tend to look on Youtube for cover versions too. On things that are deeply emotional i.e Imagine Dragons – bleeding out ( a song about self-harm, anguish, survival – not as emo as it sounds I promise!) you will find men doing amazing work and really getting it. Then there are versions by women which are just about repeating the lyrics. They don’t GET the emotion behind it. They sing it, but just as a recreation act. There is no real emotion. I see this all the time, and the more I learn and browse here, the more I find myself looking deep behind women singing songs. I am finding it is very few who are singing with genuine heartfelt conviction.

I have a secondary job/hobby in script writing, acting, video editing. I consider it a wasted day if have not done something creative no matter how small.