Come on, we all know what it is. There's a reason women "attempt" suicide 2-4 times more often than men, yet men actually kill themselves 3-4 times more than women. Women want the attention and sympathy. This push for women to sleep around, stay single and focus on career and flings instead of having a family has had a negative effect on their overall happiness for a good 40-50 years now. A shallow existence is not good for anyone. I'd be willing to bet that a majority of these self-harm cases and suicide attempts are within a few months of a breakup.
(A) Women are less effective because they are more likely to use nonviolent means like overdosing (which is a lot harder to do than most people realizing - on sleeping pills for instance your body will just reject them and regurgitate) while men use violent methods like gunshots. Poisoning deaths are notoriously ineffective (contrary to cultural beliefs) and gunshots/hanging are tried and true means of ending a life.
(B) Men are having way more premartial sex and "sleeping around" and engaging in "shallow existence" to a greater extent than previous years. So why doesn't that increase in the same way for men?
(C) If you're "willing to bet that a majority of these self-harm cases and suicide attempts are within a few months of a breakup," then isn't it the fault of the men for breaking up with the woman? And not the fault of women
not wanting to settle down, and instead wanting to sleep around?
Personally, I think your bet is stupid and based on sexist suppositions.
My bet would be on these cases being more common with women who have disparately
fewer sexual partners because they are not traditionally considered attractive. I've always maintained that being born an ugly woman has to be a fate worse than death.
There's no such thing, and that's kind of the point. Women being this easy to sleep with and discard is making them less happy. I thought this was obvious.
With all due respect, the "women are too slutty" line of thinking is pretty much
the hallmark of incels, whether you are one or not. It reeks of sour grapes by persons who see a lot of sex being had but are not getting it themselves.
Do you at least agree with me that your statement - basically reducing women's mental health to how much sex they have and how desirable they are to men due to their promiscuity - is pretty fucking bold without *any* empirical backing?
