Why women have difficulties crossing streets?

What!!?? I've seen a woman who's had trouble crossing the street.

 

I've never seen a woman cross the street any different from a man. This whole thread is weird.

 

Yeah she is independent unlike the majority of women. Desperate for attention, desperate to fit in.

 

Back in the day, boy scouts were there to the rescue.
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The very same could be said about the majority of, well, anyone.

In psychology it is said that what flaws you see in others are perceived inadequacies you find in yourself. With that being said, I wish you well in healing (I am being serious). It is truly sad to see so many people carry so much suffering and pain through their lives

 

Not necessarily. I have excellent spatial awareness, but I can see when someone else does not (e.g. parallel parking).

 

In 2005, I suffered massive blood loss and was dead for about 5 minutes. I have had trouble with spatial awareness ever since, so I would be one of those people you would find amusing to watch as I tried to parallel park

 

But for the record, I wasn't referring to spatial awareness or lack there of, as a projection onto others. What I do see on this site is a whole lot of pain that comes out in comments toward others

 

Sounds like a flawed psychological theory to me. I might agree with it if it included the fact that people that have outgrown flaws they used to have, are now more prone to point out that same flaw in others.

Youre right that the same could be said for anyone, but the fact is it’s more common among women. You will find hardly any women opposing the corona vaccine, because they simply couldn’t face the backlash of holding such an unpopular stance, and it’s perceived social consequences. Anyways, nice aldous Huxley quote. You might be one of the rare women that aren’t total sheep.

 

Pain oozes from every forum here. We are damaged people, you are right. PMO addiction is mostly used as a maladaptive coping mechanism.

 

I’d recommend you don’t jump to this conclusion every time you see someone being critical of others.

 

But it does. At that point, it would be considered common ground, that either 1. Produces empathy that creates a sense of understanding between the one who outgrew something and the one that is still stuck OR 2. a sense of feeling superior to someone else because you overcame something they didn't. The former indicates more of a sense of growth whereas the latter points to another projection. It can be a cycle.

I'm against mandatory vaccines (or any medicine for that matter being mandatory) and my stance is on opposition to a lot of my friends' stance on it.

You assume that I do? I simply stated that I see a whole lot of pain that comes out in comments toward others. I didn't state anywhere that it included x amount of people or x amount of comments. Just that it was there

 

We are way off topic on @modern milarepa post and I wouldn't want his post to get removed. So anyone that wants to continue the conversation is free to message me
I won't comment further unless it is related to the OP

 

There are a lot more variables to consider regarding whether someone feels compassion or resentment. Not really sure about your claim that resentment is considered “projection.” Seems like you’re trying to force that concept where it doesn’t belong.

I do assume that you do, because you made the false assumption that I’m “projecting” based on very little information. It’s common on the internet.. yell projection every time someone makes a criticism of others.

 

Personal prowess/bravery do not amount to much on the battlefield, superior discipline(& equipment) win every time just look at the roman empire.

 

Not according to insurance agencies.

 

Accidents are not an indication for driving skills... men take more risks than women, Ive never heard about women participating in illegal street races. Taking risks at high speeds = increased accident risk =/= bad driving skills

 

Dont waste your time discussing with "feminists" they are in denial of reality and scientific facts and logic and reason. According to them women are always victims of men's "systematic oppression" which is all due to "social conditioning". Because apparently we as humans as the most evolved species on earth are just slaves to some imaginary social laws that dictate us to behave a certain way, despite having free will and a natural sense of right and wrong

 

A study was done some years back on the differences between men and women pilots. It was found that while both men and women made mistakes in piloting airplanes, the kind of mistakes they made differed. Men made mistakes on account of carelessness; whereas women's mistakes were errors in judgment. So a classic man's mistake was that one where the pilots were discussing something rather warmly and passed the airport where they were supposed to land by some 45 minutes' distance. I think they lost their jobs (pilot and co-pilot). But put the pilots in a storm or emergency, with all of their attentions focused on the task of flying a plane, and the man will have better judgment (remember Sully). Women may be the safer pilots in the case of the routine, uneventful flight that might seem monotonous and boring to the man.

(Note: As far as I know, the study did not address either the numbers of mistakes or their severity, so it remains unknown which gender would have made the mistakes of greater consequence. Perhaps they didn't dare publish something counter to "political correctness.")

Should the pilot and co-pilot, then, be of opposite gender so as to combine their strengths and cover their weaknesses? Perhaps--but men can be distracted by women, too. There's simply no perfect answer. The one thing that is clear is that men and women think and act differently.

 

That's one way to put it, but don't forget this pain is mostly forged around archaic male egos. If that is the correct way to put it.

I'd say that we are the type of people who don't take answers for granted. A lot of people jump into conclusion about human gender behavior, but that's only because they don't have the mental strength nor patience to think too hard into it. It takes a lot of endurance to challenge systematic beliefs, and realize their flaws.

From your previous responses, I can see that you're not the type who'd oppose male opinions. Regardless of the overall consequences toward our kind, whether they implicitly acknowledge female commodification, objectification and finally lead to our dehumanization. As much as it seems incoherent to me, it also sparks my curiosity. It makes me wonder whether your presence in this platform is due to your own P addiction, or a partner's addiction.