Shitskin habits
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* She is one of 8 women to scale K2, and is the youngest of them all, making her already legendary.
* She met this guy on some camel in Syria. His parents disapproved of the relationship because they wanted him to marry his cousin (article says this). Her parents disowned her.
* She gives him 2 kids
* He basically is a NEET
* She takes care of the kids, while also paying for the household through her photography business
* They get into fights, she blames herself
Then she says this: "Syrian women are perfect at raising children and household chores. From my husband's perspective, I am a lousy wife."
I am flabbergasted. What are we doing wrong? Japanese culture is highly feminist too, so what in the everliving fuck is wrong with our women? I would legit settle for a 3/10 if she had anything close to the introspection, drive, or just general conflict resolution skills this girl has.
She'll probably divorce him, too, when the novelty of slaving for him wears off.
Uhh... no. Least not in the same way.
Asia doesn't give a rats ass about "individual autonomy", for better or worse, so that explains why this woman is halfway decent.
Europe used to not give a rats ass about individualism either. Enter jews.
Feminism proceeded in stages. Traditionally, women didn't even talk about politics, vote, or work, and these are the first three stages that even us over here have accepted as 'normal' now. It is just the modern radical activism that we appear to be against, and yes they don't have lots of that, but Japanese culture was largely cemented when they lost WWII, and our jews (I'm in the US as you recall) literally wrote a constitution for them, and 'allowed' them to keep their emperor so long as he had no power. Their entire culture shifted at that time too, as up until then, women didn't work, talk politics, or vote then either.
Actually, women weren't allowed to even eat at the same table as men, but that is more of a rural thing.
BTW, the 'talk about politics' stage is original research - I call it the 'zeroth wave' as it occurred around the time of the civil war, and was started by Chicago's freemasons. Fun fact.