Anyone notice something about women that might be deemed disturbing?

Whoa, didn’t mean to rustle you jimmies there chief. Just an observation I’ve made.

Yeah 6 months is more rare, but it’s just crazy how fast a woman’s looks can go downhill whereas men don’t have this same drastic dip. I agree that outfits and attitude can play a big factor and boost the sex appeal, it’s just scary how you see these hot chicks on Facebook but when you meet them in person it’s obvious that the pictures were two years old and they now look fatter and uglier.

Yep, quite a few guys are clueless when it comes to clothes and hair. I would describe my appearance as bland but yet women take notice of me in a positive way.

No I agree that there are more better looking women, but their looks go downhill more drastically and at a faster rate then men do. Most men hover around a 5 and might drop to a 4 later on while most women hover around 6 or 7 but might drop down to a 2 out of nowhere.

I'm not of course for sexism against women and whatnot.

But I sometimes wonder, even if I by no means disagree, why are people in general far more offended and are far better able to recognize stuff like sexism and "degrading comments" towards women but if same or similar related comments were to be said about men, few IF anyone WOULD bat an eyelid, is it because women in general are far more vulnerable than men in the world, and not to mention, the fact that men are stronger etc but men have also sadly, and due to those reasons as well, committed more crimes etc in the name of power.

Interestingly enough, there are exceptions of course, but in Russia where I come from, people rarely if ever speak out against it like English speaking Americans do, and MAYBE there is something WRONG indeed about that, then again, at those times, Russia didn't experience any waves of feminism either.

And also, what about, say, MISANTHROPY, as in, making inappropriate comments towards PEOPLE in general as human beings? Aah, but overall and together, humans aren't prone to being offended like that.

But I suppose from a point of view of CIVILIZED humanity these sorts of things are in our blood, and in modern America for one, life long tradition, and interestingly enough, I like it how this thread (similar to one of mine) also goes against JUDGING PEOPLE but MOSTLY women on their LOOKS, which, I think, preferences of certain people including mostly men aside, is a GOOD lesson to teach.

P.S. I recently saw "68 Kill" (2017), have fun appreciating its female character who is a crazy killer but incredibly attractive in a "to die for lethal chick" sort of way - and, thankfully OR otherwise (again, IS there a right or wrong answer here), no one, FOR THAT, or otherwise, has called out the movie for being either "sexist" or "misogynistic", ah the wonders of our MOVIE world here.