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Are women equal?
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After spending some of my privileged time overseas where the women can’t call the police or get help anywhere I get really cross at our female victims here. I don’t know how to explain but men change in societies like that, I watched my own start to alter how he looked at women and his attitudes towards his role in the family start to slide in strange directions. I thought it interesting and I was all for assimilating while away but then I knew I could return to my privileged life and my prediction that he would change back proved correct.
Now at the time I also understood I was completely powerless in that society and I became rather submissive. Looking back it was almost like play acting because the feeling of it being temporary was the reality.
The families I met that were raised into the culture – whole other ball game. Women don’t just crumble and cease breathing, they find joy where they can and accept what we would find unbearable. But honest Houel you would not wish their lives on your daughters while if my son went to live there I know he would be just fine.
You know this yeah? You don’t believe it is some kind of feminist propaganda do ya? And I didn’t know you were talking about a Muslim bloke. It was the Jordanian bloke I was heaping sh1t on.
Wee note about money, I met females in the Middle East with wealth I hadn’t even dreamed of before. They shopped, they spoilt me rotten but at the end of the day I’d probably slit my own wrists than live a life where you are next to worthless to your nearest and dearest and your own country.
I don’t get what this “...and the men are really to blame because men 2000 years ago set up some order to society” means.