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Peter P
2014 Sep 17, 5:34am
There are many useful humanities majors, such as Classics and Philosophy. Why would people throw away money to study a recently made up narrative?
just_passing_through
2014 Sep 17, 5:35am
It's for man hating victim mentality types who end up joining organizations such as NOW.
Yes...
MisdemeanorRebel
2014 Sep 17, 5:36am
It's a Lesbian Dating Service.
But popular major? Like Art History, not even 1% of all graduates by major.
Women's Studies majors generally avoid STEM courses like the plague, perferring Muh Sojiny and Rape in Literature WS309, then spend their lives complaining about the lack of women in STEM.
Peter P
2014 Sep 17, 5:39am
It's a Lesbian Dating Service.
But popular major? Like Art History, not even 1% of all graduates by major.
Women's Studies majors generally avoid STEM courses like the plague, perferring Muh Sojiny and Rape in Literature WS309, then spend their lives complaining about the lack of women in STEM.
Well said.
WS309? I wonder what WS69 is all about. :-)
MisdemeanorRebel
2014 Sep 17, 5:43am
You don't want to know. Let's just say it isn't exactly Mila Kuniss and Scarlett Johanson doing the 69. Think "More Natural", "Wild Color Hair" and "More Woman to Love"
Peter P
2014 Sep 17, 5:45am
Well, the number 69 has the perfect symmetry. So I guess the course is about equal pay regardless of performance.
Peter P
2014 Sep 17, 6:14am
All they need is Robert Greene's The Art of Seduction. A very good book IMO.
Ceffer
2014 Sep 17, 6:20am
Tuition is free, you just have to slather the immense hirsute lesbian instructors with vagina juice.
It teaches women how to be more militant, impervious, narcissistic, greedy and emotionally self involved than they already are.
Strategic divorce isn't included unless you are willing to step down to a botoxed Cougar heterosexual instructor.
Peter P
2014 Sep 17, 6:25am
I supported women engineering groups in college and I probably qualify as a feminist.
True feminism empowers women to be independent. Faux feminism encourages its members to hide behind labels.
I admire women who took the steps to make a mark in human history.
komputodo
2014 Sep 17, 7:20am
I supported women engineering groups in college and I probably qualify as a feminist.
In what way did you support them?
Peter P
2014 Sep 17, 7:21am
I supported women engineering groups in college and I probably qualify as a feminist.
In what way did you support them?
I attend their meetings and field trips.
komputodo
2014 Sep 17, 7:22am
True feminism empowers women to be independent.
Why is it that women need to be "empowered" and men don't?
Peter P
2014 Sep 17, 7:23am
True feminism empowers women to be independent.
Why is it that women need to be "empowered" and men don't?
Men too should find empowerment from support groups like PatNet. What do you think I am doing now? :-)
komputodo
2014 Sep 17, 7:31am
I think most of us older guys that weren't babied as children feel that we were born "empowered".
Peter P
2014 Sep 17, 7:35am
I think most of us older guys that weren't babied as children feel that we were born "empowered".
Nah, one can always use more empowerment.
MisdemeanorRebel
2014 Sep 17, 7:40am
Men too should find empowerment from support groups like PatNet. What do you think I am doing now? :-)
Let's sing along...
Is it a particularly popular major in college? How come I keep reading about it in the news? Very often, it is a story associated with unemployed/unemployable graduates with crushing debt.
What is the allure? Is the near-inevitable unemployment a form poetic justice?