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I honestly think it will be a lose lose situation for both sides. Employers who require everyone to come back and work in the office 100% of the time are flat out going to lose people. Some of them will be the highest performers who always have options and will be hard to replace. On the oth...
[quote]The Big Bang Theory[/quote] I don't know if I completely agree with this one. Yes the women are the ones in control and the guys are emasculated nerds (like a lot of modern men) but at the end of the day all of the guys (outside of Raj) end up with women well above their level. And even Ra...
[quote]Ohhh the poor middle aged white man… We live such a horrible existance, we should all sky scream in unison so our voices are heard… I’m literally shaking right now from all the hate directed at us[/quote] Tell this to men who get to go through divorce courts and essentially lose ever...
[quote]Married with Children is the first show I remember that made fun of this phenomenon. John Cryer's character got to partially escape his bitch wife and worthless kid and live in a beach house in Malibu. Al Bundy was chained for life to his terrible family and job. [/quote] Very true....
[quote]he son is the half man due to age and height you moog. Lmao.[/quote] I understand that but honestly it's more Alan Harper who's truly the half man. I didn't watch the series much after Charlie Sheen left (I don't think anyone really did) but obviously Charlie was a real man and even the ki...
[quote] You may get downvotes or called a simp about this, but it’s true.[/quote] I realized that I mistyped some of that paragraph and corrected it but the core message is true. It's truly amazing how women scream if a woman character isn't treated as some goddess who can do no wrong but yet th...
More of a general discussion topic so I figured the TV/Movie board wasn't the best place to post this. What TV Shows do you find best predict what has happened to men? I bring this up because I am currently out of town and staying in a hotel and that's pretty much the only time I ever just flip c...
[quote]Do you prefer Asian or American?[/quote] What do you mean? In terms of culture I find that I enjoy Asian cultures over American culture. Not to say there aren't aspects of American culture that I enjoy, there are, but I think personality wise I fit in better with Asian cultures. ...
[quote]You are making a nice case for open borders (when govt entitlements are ended). I feel bad for people born in authoritarian hellholes are have no choice but to remain there. Like Ron Paul would say, building walls might be to actually keep up trapped inside....[/quote] I've always been spl...
[quote]Kentucky[/quote] First of all as someone who did partially grow up in Kentucky this is not a good comparison. Outside of Louisville and the Northern Kentucky around Cincinnati the rest of Kentucky is southern. Second as someone who lived there I don't see a lot of similarities. ...
[quote]Then leave. Or move to an area of the country dominated by the culture you seek.[/quote] You do realize it's not always that simple right? My parents are in their 70s and my mom has started to have health problems. I wouldn't be able to move out of the country until after they are gone. ...
[quote]what country would be a better fit[/quote] For me, pretty much any East Asian country that isn't communist. Japan and South Korea would be my top choices but I could also look at Singapore as well as Hong Kong if China ever let the city govern itself again. I actually worked for a lar...
[quote]I did enjoy the music in the 80’s introduction of MTV etc.[/quote] Exactly. I listen to a lot of music from the 70s and 80s but yeah I didn't get to experience any of it live. Besides music though being able to be an adult in the 80s and 90s when the economy was booming and you could st...
[quote]Born in the right place, just the wrong time. I totally get why older people become so cynical.[/quote] Agreed on understanding why older people become cynical. More and more I find myself becoming cynical as well. Time frame I wish I had been born in the late 50s or early 60s so I woul...
I was born in the early 80s so I grew up in the 90s. I would've loved to have turned 18 in the mid-70s. Late enough to avoid the Civil Rights movement and Vietnam but early enough to have truly enjoyed the amazing music in the 70s and 80s. ...
I guess for me I've honestly felt like the U.S. has never been the best country for me. The U.S., for all its amazing aspects, is an extrovert dominated country that doesn't value almost any type of tradition and is largely a throw away consumer society. That's not to say other countries are perfect...
I would say Pennsylvania, with New Orleans being like Philadelphia. The rest of Pennsylvania hates Philly just like the rest of Louisiana hates NOLA. Trash politics and high crime in the city but also good food (Chessesteaks in Philly being similar to Po-boys in NOLA). Great local support for their ...

Being Born Into The Wrong Country/Culture?

Posted by 75247 on 6/11/21 at 7:01 pm
The thread title says it all. Without making this topic political, our society in recent years has focused on people who believe they were born into the wrong gender. You also have people who believe they were born into the wrong time period. But what about people who believe they were born into the...