SPARTAN047
Veteran Fetishist
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I don't think people are that woke. They're woke in only one direction. A man who hooks up with someone and blocks her the next day is reprehensible, but is still considered a red flag. A woman who does this is empowered and it's not men's business. This political correctness is leading to all those Reddit posts I keep seeing about people wondering why no one is dating anymore. And why would they?Absolutely. That is what I have been arguing on this thread, but some people don't get it since they are brainwashed by political correctness. Both men and women should know why the previous affairs of anyone they are considering hooking up with ended. If the guy is the kind who fucks a woman one night and blocks her the next day, he is definitely someone to avoid. The expression 'sowing wild oats' is all very well, but the sowing is not done in a field, it is flesh and women being used and thrown away. Women should certainly know what their partners have been up to in the past, and so should men. I repeat that too many past affairs is a red flag.
You're absolutely right, women should know what type of man a potential partner is or used to be, and there will be enough spies around her to do it. I recently saw a post where a woman said another girl had posted herself in her BF's room and if this was a problem. I do think guys are now becoming more aware of women's OnlyFans and their bad, red flag behaviour due to the Internet, when once upon a time they were isolated and thought only their girl was acting a certain way, but there are so many of them who see the red flags and ignore them. Also, changing this type of behaviour will require a very serious change in society and actual consequences for doing it. It doesn't seem to be working very well, the guys and girls who behave badly are rewarded anyway and the ones who try to follow reasonable rules and etiquette are punished in various ways. For instance, cheating partners, abandonment, divorce, etc. If this is how society wants to behave, what's the point in being 'good'? I'm starting to think I might want to avoid following at least a few rules myself.