False. Only men that don't have anything to offer but also don't have cash think that way, and blame their lack of success with women on the lack of cash and not on the lack of everything else.
But there is a but, also still men's fault, tho.
If you look for the kind of women that is already displaying that she likes money, you can't be surprised that she want you to have money. They are pretty easy to spot, they are the ones dressing themselves up for the male gaze, men like them over the other women to they know what they are doing. Stop falling for it.
Also, if you live in a society that think women should stay at home and do everything related to the household, it automatically translates to men needing to make money and be providers.
Young women going for sugar daddies exist everywhere, it doesn't represent "all women"
And I won't pretend to know anything about the reality of Africa (although I don't think a country or locality can't represent the whole continent either) so I would just talk about what we have read or heard over here, which might be wrong tho...
Isn't it a place where traditional gender roles are heavily imposed? where women have to be homemakers while men have to be the providers? that is what I know about, and that it get really extreme in some places, even when women have to work too because the economic situation demands it, the expectation is the same.
With economic crisis exploding around the world, in a society where women have always been taught to depend on men, what would happen?
It is not happening because women are bad and that's it.
False. Only men that don't have anything to offer but also don't have cash think that way, and blame their lack of success with women on the lack of cash and not on the lack of everything else.
But there is a but, also still men's fault, tho.
If you look for the kind of women that is already displaying that she likes money, you can't be surprised that she want you to have money. They are pretty easy to spot, they are the ones dressing themselves up for the male gaze, men like them over the other women to they know what they are doing. Stop falling for it.
Also, if you live in a society that think women should stay at home and do everything related to the household, it automatically translates to men needing to make money and be providers.
No, no, no. Perhaps you can speak of where you are brought up, but I tell you that most women in Africa are all about the money a man has.
As long as a man has the money nothing else matters to them. They can boldly say it that they can't marry someone who is not rich.
That's why you will see young unmarried ladies going out with married men, the type we called sugar daddy in my country.
Young women going for sugar daddies exist everywhere, it doesn't represent "all women"
And I won't pretend to know anything about the reality of Africa (although I don't think a country or locality can't represent the whole continent either) so I would just talk about what we have read or heard over here, which might be wrong tho...
Isn't it a place where traditional gender roles are heavily imposed? where women have to be homemakers while men have to be the providers? that is what I know about, and that it get really extreme in some places, even when women have to work too because the economic situation demands it, the expectation is the same.
With economic crisis exploding around the world, in a society where women have always been taught to depend on men, what would happen?
It is not happening because women are bad and that's it.