There is no way a millionaire heir or heiress is going to date someone middle class.

Matt Damon married Luciana Barroso, she was a bartender.

There are lots of millionaires that have dated and married people of lower economic classes.

That’s really broad. Not even a moment of joy sipping a favorite beverage? Catching the sunset? Petting a cat sleeping on your lap?

There’s a lot of enjoyment in life. You just have to take the time to notice it.

There’s more reasons than just money to split the bill.

I always insisted on splitting the bill on first dates. Sometimes a man would pay the bill behind my back after I said I wanted to split it. I would not date those men again.

So it can be a filter, too.

I’ve been in this conversation for a hot minute now. You replied to my comment:

Wouldn’t it be abnormal for a mammal to not grow hair though?

And here we are.

The conversation isn’t about the different types of body hair women can grow.

You and I are having a back and forth direct conversation. Keep up or be more clear.

Everyone in this thread is, though.

Really? Because mostly I’m seeing a bunch of men arguing that we should all ignore the societal pressure on women to shave their body hair because this is actually an argument about whether hair growth can be compared to cancer.

Two topics can be active at once.

I never claimed all women have the same type and amount of body hair, but all women do grow body hair.

If this conversation is between a Maori or Norwegian kid and a Bulgarian or Spanish or Armenian babysitter, that’s a stark contrast that actually would be plausible without the reality of unreasonable beauty standards ruining everyone’s day.

It’s much more likely that the young boy in the post has picked up on societal expectations that women are supposed to shave their legs.

The amount of reaching in these comments to avoid assigning any blame to the patriarchy for these standards women are held to is astonishing.

Bunch of incels arguing that the middle commenter is technically correct even though this is obviously a commentary on women having body hair and it’s intolerance in society as evidenced by even a young boy being disgusted by seeing hair on a woman’s legs.

Having body hair quickly filters out men not worth my time for sure.

Since cetaceans are mammals, they have hair at some point in their life! dolphins are no exception. Dolphins have a few whiskers around their snout in the womb and when they are first born but they soon lose them.

Amazon River dolphins (botos) keep these hairs into adulthood - they are sensory hairs and thought to help them search for prey on the river bed along with echolocation. The water they live in is very murky so eyesight has only limited use.

The bumps on humpback whales’ head, mouth and even on their flippers are called tubercles. Those raised surfaces are actually hair follicles where a single hair grows. Similar to like a whisker, it helps the whales be able to sense their environment.

https://us.whales.org/do-whales-and-dolphin-have-hair/

Y’all just can’t let a woman be right, can you?

Oh come on.

It is normal for women to grow body hair.

You’re vastly overestimating how much time one “saves” from being hairless.

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It’s not enough of a difference to counter the amount of time it takes to stay hairless.

That’s like…one of the bigger points of the post.

Then they’re being obtuse.

I wouldn’t have to be as vigilant if men weren’t a danger to me. That’s just the truth of the world.

A man can easily overpower me anytime, anywhere. Of course I have to move through the world somewhat prepared for those situations.

I’ve only ever come across men that are vocal about women with body hair.

Because women are judged in public and people do notice women’s bodies.