
WorthlessSlavicShit
There are no happy endings in Eastern Europe.
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Just your typical leftwing hypocrisy on display
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www.theguardian.com
"Men are more likely and quicker to say ´I love you,´ than women are
? Well here's my rambling seething about how that is because they are bad
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www.theguardian.com
"Parents preferring daughters over sons? Let me gloat a little about it
, and then explain how it's the sons' fault and how daughters deserve to be preferred
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Men say ‘I love you’ first – but are they really more romantic than women?
New research suggests heterosexual men are far more given to shows of emotion – and earlier in a relationship – than women. But what is really behind this romance gap?
"Men are more likely and quicker to say ´I love you,´ than women are
Aw, romantic. Indeed, that’s how this research has been received in the press. Men are all secret romantics.
Well, who could argue with that? I’d like to, please.
Pardon? I’d very much much like to argue that, please. Why do you think that women are so much slower to say “I love you”?
Because they’re less romantic? Possibly. Or maybe it’s because societal expectations mean that a declaration of love will be followed by a pregnancy at some point. Given that it may result in a person being grown in your body for nine months, usually to the detriment of your career and financial independence, it may require a little more thought for women than when a man says it.
Christ, alright. And while we’re on the subject, why do you think that men take break-ups worse than women?
Because they fall in love harder? No, it’s because they’re traditionally raised to be unable to look after themselves, as they’re passed seamlessly from mother to wife, so it’s scary when they suddenly find themselves alone. Meanwhile, maybe women are happier after a relationship ends because being single significantly reduces their workload?

Sibling rivalry: parents favour older children and daughters, study finds
International research also reveals conscientious or agreeable children are likely to receive preferential treatment
"Parents preferring daughters over sons? Let me gloat a little about it
As Philip Larkin once noted, your mum and dad have a lasting effect on you. Now, researchers have revealed which siblings in a family are more likely to be favoured: it is bad news for sons.
Researchers have found daughters, older children and those who are more conscientious or agreeable are likely to receive preferential treatment.
Writing in the journal Psychological Bulletin, Alexander Jensen and McKell Jorgensen-Wells from Brigham Young University in the US and Western University in Canada respectively, report how they analysed data from a host of sources – including 30 peer-reviewed journal articles – encompassing 19,469 different participants from the US, western Europe and Canada.
In addition, parents reported favouring daughters, although this was not noted by the children, with the authors noting this may suggest girls are easier to parent, on average.