Sauf que t'as pas compris que
1) Osef
2)Des femmes te poutrent intellectuellement
3)Butthurt
Je suis pas féministe, mais putain stop.
Sinon concernant les femmes, voici ce qu'en dit Tolkien et il a raison
The sexual impulse makes women (naturally when unspoiled more unselfish) very sympathetic and understanding, or specially desirous of being so (or seeming so), and very ready to enter into all the interests, as far as they can, from ties to religion, of the young man they are attracted to. No intent necessarily to deceive: sheer instinct: the servient, helpmeet instinct, generously warmed by desire and young blood. Under this impulse they can in fact often achieve very remarkable insight and understanding, even of things otherwise outside their natural range: for it is their gift to be receptive, stimulated, fertilized (in many other matters than the physical) by the male. Every teacher knows that. How quickly an intelligent woman can be taught, grasp his ideas, see his point – and how (with rare exceptions) they can go no further, when they leave his hand, or when they cease to take a personal interest in him. But this is their natural avenue to love. Before the young woman knows where she is (and while the romantic young man, when he exists, is still sighing) she may actually 'fall in love'. Which for her, an unspoiled natural young woman, means that she wants to become the mother of the young man's children, even if that desire is by no means clear to her or explicit.
Tldr : Les femmes sont un sexe "passif" de nature (à tous les point de vue) ça veut pas dire qu'elles n'ont aucun valeur, ou qu'elles sont moins intelligentes, mais qu'elles ont besoin que quelqu'un leur "enseigne" les "éclaire"
ex : le soleil éclaire la lune, la pluie fertilise la terre, etc.
C'est d'ailleurs pour ça que donner une éducation moindre aux femmes est quelque part "mauvais", elles font de très bonnes élèves... C'est juste qu'après manque d'ambition, et le "naturel revient au galop".
Message édité le 19 avril 2015 à 02:18:14 par SmoothAnimal