Today is the 50th
anniversary of the Equal
Pay Act. So, of course, as per usual, the major
media/entertainment outlets are pummeling us with women and their
vagina monologues about equality. Well ladies, once again, you've
inspired a REAL MAN to share his thoughts. Here goes:
Women are currently outnumbering men by
40% in graduating from college. 1 in 4 women earns more than her
husband does. We have women CEOs, business owners, political
officials, judges, we've had two in a row as Secretary of State, and
we could have a woman president in 2016. That's progress. You should
be proud.
However, when you start the day today
by complaining that you only earn $0.77 for ever $1.00 I do, when
theoretically doing the same exact job I do, that's where the buck
stops (so to speak). In the same breath you ask for an additional day
off per month to deal with menstruating, and you also expect in the
next breath to have your job waiting patiently for you after you take
a year off for maternity leave. THAT, girls, is not equality, that's
special privileges and special treatment. When you ask for these
things, you are PROVING to men that you are not willing to work as
hard as we are for the same money, so if you're getting less, it's
because you deserve it.
It's no different than expecting to be
wined and dined and put on a pedestal just for the privilege of
entering into your vagina. You can't have it all, girls. You've
already got all the progress I mentioned before, you can have a
brilliant career with the high-profile position of influence and good
pay, the corner office, etc...but as soon as you leave work, you need
to be “taken care of” by men. Again, that's unfair, and it does
not promote the equality you are squawking about so much today.
Some of us are real men. We are not
the Gyno-Crats you have elected to office, or the suitor who is
afraid he won't get to have sex with you, with one hand on his dick
and the other on his wallet, we are not the pussy hipsters who will
subsidize your $30,000 IVF treatment with our tax dollars. We are
REAL MEN, and real men treat women like equals and PEERS when you
deserve it, when you earn it, and when we get treated with the proper
reciprocity. This goes for both professional and personal
circumstances.
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