When I think of my grandmother, who is a stoic, I find it difficult to buy in to the premise that women are just weaker men; too many men don’t even come close to the strength of one grandmother. Western civilization’s problems are greater than the war of the sexes. That war is a symptom of the disease. Is it that the people before us have borne the brunt of life’s harshness and sheltered us to the point that we have become too soft? Even the war-like Romans lost their civilization after living the good life and losing the eye of the tiger. In short, a little more stoicism would be welcome in both men and women these days.
When I think of my grandmother, who is a stoic, I find it difficult to buy in to the premise that women are just weaker men; too many men don’t even come close to the strength of one grandmother. Western civilization’s problems are greater than the war of the sexes. That war is a symptom of the disease. Is it that the people before us have borne the brunt of life’s harshness and sheltered us to the point that we have become too soft? Even the war-like Romans lost their civilization after living the good life and losing the eye of the tiger. In short, a little more stoicism would be welcome in both men and women these days.
Just because you know one woman that isn't that way doesn't mean the other 99% are the same lol.
Just because you know one woman that isn't that way doesn't mean the other 99% are the same lol.
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