/lit/ - Literature

>>12531478
Well are women generally staying at home or working? It can't be both.
My point is that women can be whatever they want in a way that men can't. If a woman wants to go to work it's totally cool and badass.
If they want to blow $100k on a uslesss philosophy / lit degree, it's inspiring. If they want to stay at home and sell homemade soap on Etsy and live off of their parents, it's genius. If they don't want to have kids and spend their thirties still ~sowing their wild oats~, it's progressive.
Of course they would be interesting in contrast to men when the public's consensus of everything perceived to be masculine is problematic and creepy.
This obsessive cottling of women has turned them into emotionally stunted girls that overwhelmingly can't cook, can't clean, hate children, and work useless professions such as HR managers and procurement agents.