Are submissive women (submissive housewives) out performing many men in the business sector?
Are submissive women (submissive housewives) out performing many men in the business sector.
Submissive women. They were raised to reckon that the man is the head of the home and don’t question anything he says. Therefore they don’t talk or have hardly any type of confrontation.
Reason for this.
Should only say positive things about you (Husband).
Should never say/reckon anything negative about men.
Should never use sex as a weapon.
Should not have negative attitude towards traditional women’s responsibilities.
Should not have any personality disorders.
Should not have a snotty and superior attitude towards anything.
Should be financially responsible.
Should not try to prove anything to you and be preoccupied with fairness.
Should never try to control or change you.
Should never lay guilt on you and play mind games with you (husband).
Men are better in the business sector than dominant women (dominant wives).
Reason for this.
Most American women (dominant woman) have their own minds, their own thoughts and aren’t worried to open their mouths and become successful with or without a man by their side.
1) Selfish – to the point where they don’t know the difference between like of self and plain downright greed–and drilled into believing that whatever happens is the fault of whatever man is in their life because of the feminist crud drilled into them by the cadre of asexual closet cases called “therapists” who appear on “Ricki”, “Oprah” or other such electronic drivel
2) Deluded – into thinking they “deserve” a rich, model-handsome husband who will “take them away from all of this”–whatever the “this” might be–and leading to resentment when they learn that the universe does NOT revolve around them
3) Mad – ALL the damn time about things which are so far out of their control as to be nonsensical–and constantly wanting to “discuss” this mind numbing drivel ad nauseam
4) Psychotic – multiple personalities in the same woman – as “Nomad” place it in the “Star Trek” episode: “Woman…a mass of inconsistencies…”, and also when the feminist voices in their heads start with the regrets and victim acculturation
5) Worthless – anything that does not immediately resolve itself in her favor or to her benefit is meaningless to her, especially husband and family
6) Bone idle – drilled into their head that they “deserve” a maid, nanny and personal slave to take care of every detail – and that their husband/boyfriend is REQUIRED to cater to their each and every mindless whim
7) Resentful – especially of other women who have things that they do not, in material, spiritual and esoteric senses
Greedy – to them, “housekeeping” means getting the house in the divorce (thanks to Zsa Zsa for that immortal line) and sucking the guy for every last cent, even if they had nothing to do with the building of the nest egg
9) Mindless – constant, irritating, idle prattle about topics they read about in some women’s magazine and then become instant experts–particularly pop psychology and the latest crap they see on “Oprah” or “Ricki”
10) Vain – believing that they are irresistible to everything in pants and therefore are allowed to behave sluttish and without any honor.
There are approx. 150,000,000 women in the United States, not all of them will fit so neatly into your small package.
Sorry, your logic fails.
Stiiiiil confused as you contradict yourself. You say she must “never use sex as a weapon” and yet if she enjoys sex, or participates in it, she’s “sluttish and without honor.”
So really you want a woman who’s sex life is….what exactly? Because if she gives in to sex, she’s “slutty.” If she doesn’t she’s “using sex as a weapon.”
So which is it? Or can’t you make up your mind?
what is incorrect with you
No, because submissive women as you described them are not in the workforce. But, men with submissive wives are probably more effective int he business work because they don’t have the distraction of household chores.
I prefer a male boss to a female boss. My reason is that women tend to be more demanding and less likely to treat errors as in a game where you lose the game but plot another game tomorrow. IIn mybusiness, at least, men do better helping workers grow by making errors and learning from their mistakes.
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I do all of the first and none of the second, I am neither dominate or submissive. My husband and I have a pretty equal relationship. I am usually very sweet, kind, loving, etc. But as my husband says every once in a while I “have some sass for his asss”…and he likes it!
EDIT- Hahaha! No, no…we are strictly exit only people.
How exactly is a submissive house wife…also in the business world?
rest is pretty much a rant…
to the Mrs. rotf sounds kinky!
Seriously I can’t choose who you trying to insult more, house wives or working women. I am a stay at home mom of three kids and pregnant with #4, I home school my kids, help with our construction business, and have a custom jewelry business on the side. Question my husband and he will tell you that I’m not some submissive drone that does his bidding. I like him and we work as a team, but he lives by the motto,”If mama ain’t pleased ain’t nobody pleased!” Get a life and get over you hatred of women in general.
I am a woman and I could not agree with you more.
Uh housewives don’t perform in the business sector at all.
I already responded to the rest of your brainless screed.
I gther you’ve never really know any females. I’m guessing that’s becaause all women avoid you like the plague.
If you weren’t a deluded misogynist, women wouldn’t run screaming whenever they see you. You might then get a hint of a clue.
Your dividing of women into submissive housewives and non-submissive career women is over-simplistic. many housewives are not submissive at all, and there are many successful career women who yearn to be submissive in their personal relationships.
If you don’t believe me, check out the taken in hand website at http://www.takeninhand.com. The majority of the women who post on there are very successful in their professional lives (in fact a lot of them are frightful swankpots, in my opinion, always going on and no about how succesful, competent, capable they are etc). But they relish having their partners dominate them in private life.
Likewise many housewives are not at all submissive. My mother was a housewife and she was not at all submissive, she had a very forceful personality, and although I myself am a housewife who gets a kick out of being submissive to my husband, he has to work at it to keep me that way. We have plenty of confrontations, though they are generally more quickly and easily resolved than in the past. But my being a housewife has nothing to do with this. Occupation is not a guide to personality. A career woman may be really submissive in her personal life, a housewife may be really non-submissive.
Fascinating post. If you wanted to rage a bunch of women, I reckon you have achieved your goal. I had originally intended to give you a small dressing down for your cavalier words and your terrible use of terminology, but I can see that a few others have already beat me to it. Having read through the comments as well, I am amazed at the level of distaste being expressed towards women with strong and vibrant personalities. It seems that even the few women who have answered are in some way ashamed of themselves and their gender and feel the need to use qualifiers. Honestly, that’s a shame. A boss is a boss, male or female. I have worked for both and found that gender does not necessarily equate with success in the business world. Personality is the culprit, and I’ve met just as many males guilty of glaring personality defects as I have females. In small, I reckon that you (the writer) are feeling bitter and resentful towards women for some reason. Perhaps you are female, in which case I feel sorry for you and I wish I could show you a way to like yourself as well as your sisters in humanity. If you are male, which seems far more likely, I hope you are not married and if you are I feel sorry for your wife. I imagine you irritate the women in your life quite a bit. I want to say I learned something useful from your article, but the only lesson I have learned is that prejudice towards women is still alive and well on the internet. Thank you for reminding me of this unfortunate fact.