BlueRayDick:


We wait then.

BlueRayDick:


Normally women sabi turn Amala pass men.

izzou:
I like the texture of this Amala

Kholiwe:

I answered you perfectly with this speech from Adiche.

seankafor:
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Cc ibime
Putin na your mate

Kholiwe:

lmao.


Benevolent sexism refers to attitudes about women that seem positive in tone (eg, women should be cherished) but nonetheless connote inferiority to men based on fragility, lack of competence, or need of help and protection.

Kholiwe:

I answered you perfectly with this speech from Adiche.

izzou:
I like the texture of this Amala

liveLongNprospa:

Leave what Chimamanda wrote. We know where she stands.
Let me tell you how unrealistic you sound.
In a war situation like that, people go into survival mode and that means the people with peak physical condition have the best chance of survival.

Pick 30 random men and women with 15 representing each gender, you'd have alot more men stronger physically, who can run faster, jump faster, probably fight better.
You'll most likely be much of a liability in that situation which in turn will be a drawback to the entire group.

It is not a nice situation, it is reality.
So again while in most cases we all support the call for equality, in cases like war situations we will have women and children getting preferential treatment.


And it is always funny when that happens and you barely get news of women standing up in that situation to say "no I'm a human being like you.. Let only the kids and injured be rescued first"

Again.. Reality isn't nice sometimes

Equality in comfortable situations is easy to propagate. When shit hits the fan that's when you know the real you👍

larride:


You wan start another round again?

Na 2 days them use on this cooking wahala. Make you no start another one.

liveLongNprospa:


Hmmm so the days my wife also holds door for me to pass, it means she's calling me weak ba?

BlueRayDick:


We wait then.

GrammarNazi1:

After the weak/unwell have been evacuated, what's the next set of people to be evacuated if people must be evacuated by sets? The men or the women?

Kholiwe:

Benevolent sexism is self explanatory.

GrammarNazi1:

After the weak/unwell have been evacuated, what's the next set of people to be evacuated if people must be evacuated by sets? The men or the women?

A very traditional man you are.

You're still not satisfied with the texture.

Or maybe the turning, turns you on

Kholiwe:

Its an evacuation. There's no need for gender to come into play. Like Adiche said "Protect those that need protection, irrespective of their gender.". Even when your Gender gets oppressed and treated like 2nd class citizen you will still defend the patriarchy.

liveLongNprospa:


Oppressed? 2nd class citizen?
Lets get into this.
As a man, why do you think I would feel oppressed or a 2nd class citizen because women are getting rescued first?
Have you lived as a man?
Do you think for all men?

seankafor:
sometimes I wonder which invented which, whether it's the LGBTQZ that invented feminism or feminism invented LGBTQZ

Because the 2 go hand In hand

BlueRayDick:


I don’t even know .

But what usually amuses me is Africans born and raised in African societies attempting to copy the woke culture of the west. I just read, smile and move on.

Kholiwe:

I don't need to be dead before I know a dead person. Treated as inferior to your fellow gender in this particular situation says it all. What about men that wants to leave Sudan immediately with the women or even before the women but due to Gender stereotypes and fear of being perceived as a "weak men" just shuts up and goes along with it? Patriarchy affects everybody but men are too scared to admit it.

akwesenana:
Some topics, when extensively engaged, sound credible.

iamoyindamola:
Ramdueter is that you
No they disguise

liveLongNprospa:


Nah.. You are assuming how a man should feel.
You are not a man.
You don't know what kicks in for a man when we are in such situations.
You don't know how we think in such situations.

So again, how did you come up with majority of men feeling like 2nd class citizens when you are a woman..
Abi did you live your life as a man at some point?


What do you think it is to be a man?

BlueRayDick:


I don’t even know .

But what usually amuses me is Africans born and raised in African societies attempting to copy the woke culture of the west. I just read, smile and move on.

seankafor:
shaa na we dey invite and tolerate them

If we no send them like nihilist, we for no dey here now

Emmynator:
I have completed my data analytics course online and I am planning on sending cold emails to data firms in Abuja to solicit for internship opportunities.
I have the content of the letter sorted out, but I can't settle on the heading of the emails, can anyone with experience on this suggest any suitable email heading please.
Also, do I need to attach a cv? Since I am not claiming to have real experience?