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by ljm
2440 days ago
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It’s archaic. The analogy isn’t well served by using women and sex as an example, and I don’t really see why someone needs to hear about touching women in ways they don’t like when all they’re talking about is a shell configuration. This probably would have gone down well back in the 60s, but we’ve hopefully since moved on from comparing women to objects, and comparing how we treat women to how we treat inanimate things. Personally, I downvoted because the author’s attitude to women has absolutely nothing to do with discussing good alternatives to laptops. |
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And the more men and women wait for that moment to chose the right person, the more the probability of making the right choice increases.
As long as I support women rights, I don't see what's wrong if an eterosexual man talks about choosing the right woman for him.
Should men not chose carefully their partners?