Topic - Provocation

Recently I was at a big event and, as I'm supposed to, I had the opportunity to contact a lot of people and observe social dynamics on the sidelines. What impressed me is that the majority is already made up of men versus women, and the cracking in the relationship between the sexes begins to gain monstrous proportions. As everyone looks at and highlights other people's shortcomings without taking into account that he/she is also not perfect. The arguments of the fair sex against men were primarily focused on attitude, partly vision and somewhat secure. Because there's been a lot of speculation lately that women are looking for a man with money. Absolutely wrong! Women just don't want one without money/we're talking about normal women, not gold diggers and disguised prostitutes.' And even though I'm a man, I couldn't disagree with them about income. Because looking impartially, a man is the engine in the family. And the power with which he "pulls" is determined by his actions and skills. Which skills are built with effort, deprivation, perseverance and dedication. All of this reflects extremely strongly on his self-esteem and character. Adding to this mix the right actions with which the man "to cash" his skills we get the result - MONEY. That is, they are the guarantor that there is a person who is able to adapt, no matter the circumstances. Now turn the logic for a healthy, straight man who mutters that he has no money. But let's see how it works from a man's point of view. We demand vision. But most men's complaints were that instead of a woman "crying the eye," a walking claim stood across the street. Whose self-esteem is due to something for which she did not play any role - to be born a woman! I couldn't help but agree because the line - "My guy's below the level! " I hear it mostly from women. And it is the product of complexes and high self-esteem without coverage. So dear ladies, your attitude towards men plays just as crucial a role as you do. Greasing the object of your desire, combined with the trampling of the "unworthy," or their playing in order to raise self-esteem - was also a very solid argument mentioned in favor of men. The rest of you won't write them because it's going to be a very long time. Let's also take stock: Due to the many complex factors behind the "binding", I expect up to 10-15 years to have a boom of old maids and old bachelors respectively. For myself, I will say that I am a man in my 30s, bound, and the topic is not meant to revolve around my views/persona. Emotional and biliary comments are also welcome, as they are also a kind of opinion.