/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>6483680
Just based off this post I know you don't treat women equally, you're just deluding yourself into thinking that you do so you don't feel like giant hypocrit. You think of women overall very poorly which is sad. I personally don't think of men as a gender poorly just because men make up the majority of serial killers, are deeply inclined to violence and more likely to get into lethal accidents more often than women. I don't dislike men because they are more prone to rape or fighting. I don't dislike men because you guys have bros in your culture (dumb male sluts that would rather fuck anything that moves than even read a book). There are bad and stupid people in all genders. There have been great female rulers, artists and scientists throughout history and the only reason they aren't, in numbers, equal to men is because women were only given the change to make these discoveries and publish their works under their own names until very recently. The true point I'm making is this:
>Majority of people are stupid wastes of space that will never contribute anything to society, and unless you yourself contributed to those great contributions you can't take credit for them even if they were men, just as women can't take credit for the great accomplishments of other women just because they are the same gender. It is very unintelligent and low to view people as nothing more than what their gender portrays them to be and if you do that you will miss out on making some of the wonderful connections between people that life has to offer. There is a lot to say in our nurturing, and people, on the whole, can be petty, stupid and cruel regardless of their genitals but they can be wonderful too. I doubt you'll take anything that I say to heart, but I hope one day you'll be able to look at humans in a human way and not in the petty and simple minded way that society taught you.

Hey OP I know your feels, my dad almost died of Pnumonia. He contracted it while at home (thank god, he travels for work) and thought it was just the flu until it got so bad he started hallucinating, and had a feaver of 107, his feaver got to 110 and the doctors said he was lucky not to have brain damage. My dad is 57, and my friends heart gave out from the same illness (his body just got too hot and his heart simply died from exhaustion) not even a week before. I feel so lucky everyday to still have my dad. I understand your fear OP, I'll pray for your dad and that you can have him for a good long time. I'm sure he'll be fine, my grandfather has had a few strokes and a broken hip and he's still kicking.