Lucy, Housework and Love



Is it my imagination? Or are younger men acting more effeminate than in the past? I think part of the reason is that the modern generation has been part of a "gender bending" experiment that has been implemented in our schools for the last 20 years.

Well, now a study has shown that relationships are more likely to end if the man assumes a traditional feminine role (such as doing the housework). This is the opposite of what feminists always claimed. They always spouted the mantra that "there is nothing sexier than a man doing housework". That claim is now proven false.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/9572187/Couples-who-share-the-housework-are-more-likely-to-divorce-study-finds.html


This entire experiment of trying to change the nature of an animal reminds me of the story of Lucy. Lucy was a chimpanzee who was raised as a human. The idea was that a chimpanzee was just a "social construct" and with proper socialization it could act like a human. The experiment was a total failure. Lucy could never act like a human. And when she got to large and dangerous to be around humans, they put her in the wild. But since her behavior was warped, she lacked the skills to live like a normal chimp. She quickly died.

http://www.radiolab.org/2010/feb/19/lucy/

Comments

  1. Another good one!

    The lies run so deep, when they brazenly tell us that boys and girls are just social constructs. Next up lions are wanna be vegetarians.

    The Finns will tell us any lie to destroy us without limit.

    Thanks RamZpaul!

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  2. Dude, total agreement Ramz. I had to sit through that crap though and let me tell you you get a free pass from it if you are a person of color unless you are a person of color who behaves like a person of no color. I only wish Middle eastern was considered a color back then instead of no color so I could have gotten a free pass too. This color crap is so confusing when do I lose my coloration again?

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