[mypaintoyou]

why give so much importance to this ignorant douche comment?

[Minny]

Originally posted by Gui Blackout

No I don't hate gays nor want to be straight. My point jere is that gays are oversensitive and whinny about a lot of things. Most of them act like if someone doesn't wear a "I love gays" shirt he's a homophobic or if he have the slight connection with with someone who said something he's a homophobic as well. Most people people here don't follow 1D/Liam so they have no idea about what he's like. He is one of the nicest and gentle person out there. Maybe it was silly from him to tweet that? Sure, but jumping here calling him a homophobic and acting like he wants to see gays burned is just ****ing stupid and I'll not allow it.

no, gays don't want everyone to wear an I love gays t-shirt, they just want to have the same right as straight people. how hard is that to understand?

Originally posted by Robotic

It's sad that you can't have your own opnion or belief without being attacked.

the only thing sad here are your posts. you don't think gays should have the same rights as you just because your partner has a hole between her legs (if you're a man) and their partner has a ding dong between theirs and then you have the NERVE to whine because people attack you for being ignorant like that. you are litterally too stupid to insult.

[TikiMiss]

Originally posted by bobolarue

no it's not a choice it's society telling women they are only worth sex, babies, and their looks and not their brains

they are told they must be thin, pretty, and submissive to men so they don't feel challenged. they don't feel comfortable pursuing say engineer because of how male dominated it is and because they don't think they can

not only that but many hirers are men who may not hire women

You're being a little condescending if you think women are simple enough to just swallow the dumb bimbo marketing whole like that Also, society has many normatives that people go against everyday (such as being gay).There are many examples of vapid men/women and many examples of exceptional men/women for young boys and girls to aspire to. The choice is ultimately up to the individual. I made the mistake of thinking some women were wrong to just dream about marrying rich and raising babies for the rest of their lives, and I was presented with a different viewpoint that made me change my mind. In short, people will do what makes them happy and feel satisfied. There are plenty of women, like the CEO of Yahoo, Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi, Ruth Bader Ginsberg, etc etc for girls to look up to.

And engineering is a daunting field for anyone tbh. Going into it means sacrificing your social life and devoting yourself whole heartedly to math, algorithms, and tech languages. Many men also feel intimidated by any engineering field.

I agree on the male hiring part, but there is also the converse of big firms actually actively seeking female employees.

[Kang.]

JUST hold up

this boy is not an ignorant

[Apocalipstick]

Yikes!

[slimsexy]

Originally posted by bijonse

youre blaming me for the fact that youre homophobic? ok

you can think gay couples are ok and not think theyre up to level of straight couples. youre a homophobe and im wasting my time

First of all you need to stop chasing shadows and accept that I'm hetrosextual so it's normal for me to believe in a male\female household,however I see nothing wrong in gays starting a family.You seem a bit insecure and I don't no why?

[No Angel]

What he go do next hijack a plane with a bunch of gay people on it.

[bobolarue]

Originally posted by TikiMiss

You're being a little condescending if you think women are simple enough to just swallow the dumb bimbo marketing whole like that There are many examples of vapid men/women and many examples of exceptional men/women for young boys and girls to aspire to. The choice is ultimately up to the individual. I made the mistake of thinking some women were wrong to just dream about marrying rich and raising babies for the rest of their lives, and I was presented with a different viewpoint that made me change my mind. In short, people will do what makes them happy and feel satisfied. There are plenty of women, like the CEO of Yahoo, Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi, Ruth Bader Ginsberg, etc etc for girls to look up to.

And engineering is a daunting field for anyone tbh. Going into it means sacrificing your social life and devoting yourself whole heartedly to math, algorithms, and tech languages. Many men also feel intimidated by any engineering field.

I agree on the male hiring part, but there is also the converse of big firms actually actively seeking female employees.

If you think societal pressure has nothing to do with it you're an idiot. Of course they don't just "swallow the dumb bimbo marketing" but when everyone, tv, movies, advertisements are telling you what you can and can't do it certainly will have an effect. there are always outliers and i'm not saying they don't have a choice but it certainly influences at least some women

i think you're being condescending in blaming the women for "choosing the wrong career path" when it's not always up to them 100%

[Sinister]

wrong thread

[Robotic]

Originally posted by slimsexy

First of all you need to stop chasing shadows and accept that I'm hetrosextual so it's normal for me to believe in a male\female household,however I see nothing wrong in gays starting a family.You seem a bit insecure and I don't no why?

[CaptainMusic]

Oh Liam.

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

Damn. This is really disappointing.

[Kang.]

Well actually no that's like really tacky.

[ElleDriver]

Good, that's a slap to the people who glorify disgusting overrated trash.

[Scotty]

The idea of specifically believing in a male/female household over a male/male (or f/f) household just sounds stupid and incredibly ignorant to the people who were raised in just single parent households.

[Disco Love]

Disappointed.

[DAP]

Oh wow, this thread is STILL going?

[TikiMiss]

Originally posted by bobolarue

If you think societal pressure has nothing to do with it you're an idiot. Of course they don't just "swallow the dumb bimbo marketing" but when everyone, tv, movies, advertisements are telling you what you can and can't do it certainly will have an effect. there are always outliers and i'm not saying they don't have a choice but it certainly influences at least some women

i think you're being condescending in blaming the women for "choosing the wrong career path" when it's not always up to them 100%

but short of changing an entire society, you have to look at each case I'm sure if you talked to the women who become teachers, newspaper writers, poets, nurses, etc., they would say that they really love their profession. There is only so much society can shape how fulfilled you feel as a human being. The doors to engineering and really all jobs have been flung open for a while now, but women continue to, on average, choose jobs like teaching over computer science, with an annual trade-off in pay of between $50k-$100k.

And it's not like these women go on to these jobs because it makes them glamorous or congeal to society's image of the perfect, beautiful woman They still get fat, age, and look a mess just like men. And lots of women still stay working after having children and don't give up their careers.

[P!nkism]

Mess, he is hot but BYE Liam
Zayn better get out of that band and start a carreer though

[Drais.]

Originally posted by Scotty

The idea of specifically believing in a male/female household over a male/male (or f/f) household just sounds stupid and incredibly ignorant to the people who were raised in just single parent households.