spinaroonie
Senior Don Juan
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Dave Chappelle makes some very astute observation in this stand-up commentary about male-female relations in today's society.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZRflz-93JA
He's bang-on with everything he says. There's a definite sense that male-feme relations are at an all time low - perhaps lower than at any point in American history. But is this really the case? Or is the internet and forums like sosuave merely a meeting ground for malcontent men everywhere? So whereas in the past these men would have no outlet to voice their frustrations, today the internet has given these men a voice.
Is there a genuine disconnect between men and women in today's society? If so, what accounts for it? Those of us who are Gen Y have no prior exposure to women from generations past. How did they behave back then, and how were male-female relations in those days? Have men changed from generations past? Have women changed?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZRflz-93JA
He's bang-on with everything he says. There's a definite sense that male-feme relations are at an all time low - perhaps lower than at any point in American history. But is this really the case? Or is the internet and forums like sosuave merely a meeting ground for malcontent men everywhere? So whereas in the past these men would have no outlet to voice their frustrations, today the internet has given these men a voice.
Is there a genuine disconnect between men and women in today's society? If so, what accounts for it? Those of us who are Gen Y have no prior exposure to women from generations past. How did they behave back then, and how were male-female relations in those days? Have men changed from generations past? Have women changed?