Why do women complain how men are when females control the gene pool and we are what they select for?

I personaly think it's a powerful thing they irresponsibly wield. Did you find my question difficult to understand? some do.

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by -O-uknow on April 6th, 2007

I will bet they there is a correlation in the ability to understand the question between genders!

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by science_geek on April 6th, 2007

Aye..indeed!

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by -O-uknow on April 6th, 2007

Actually, I completely understand 'the question,' and I am a female! Yours is a GREAT question. I want to take time to digest a response ... thanks for positing it! WONDERFUL!

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by M Moon on August 2nd, 2007

Please, could you explain what didn't make sense? The question? Or the comments or both?

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by M Moon on August 2nd, 2007

the question

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by sportajedi on August 2nd, 2007

What the question is actually asking: from a bio-genetic replication viewpoint, there IS confident scientific proof that women 'hold out' for the 'right man' since she has so much literal time invested in 1) being pregnant and 2) raising a child 3) 'needing' support and care from these from the man she consciously (or unconsciously) chooses. This 'hidden' genetic reality puts women into the position of 'having to be' very, very SELECTIVE about WHO 'gets them.' [For such realities] I believe the question, then, is asking ... after all this 'choosing the right one,' why do women, then, complain about the choice they have made in the first place! Although the original question was asked in a somewhat awkward manner, it 'genius' provokes some interesting thought, especially from the angle it takes! Of course, the 'challenge' between how real-time cooperation models are implemented within a relationship by that very same couple is not only at heart of their situation, but is most often usually unnoticed or unattended. (Not just by her.) In this, as cognitive beings, we have the ability to make real-time conscious choices in how to behave in better ways toward each other. I believe this is the point of the question.

'Complaining' never cuts it by other side, nor does it make for advancing the very 'love' that was chosen!

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by M Moon on August 2nd, 2007