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In what seems like post number 7,000 in the series “Why it costs more to be female,” two recent articles highlight why being attractive prevents women from getting certain types of jobs and how being a mother causes women to earn less than their already underpaid childless peers. (The second story is an oldie, but a goodie.) We also know, of course, that being unattractive also prevents women from getting jobs and that not having children also does not factor into women’s paychecks because they are seen as “cold, odd and somehow emotionally deficient in an almost dangerous way." Also, that women should pay more for insurance since we use more preventative care, which leads to cost savings down the line.
Wow. If I didn’t laugh hysterically after reading that doosey of an intro paragraph, I would curl up into the fetal position and rock back and forth and cry. Certainly these emotional reactions are also because I’m female, but whatever. Don’t forget that women are not to be trusted with important jobs because we are too emotional. On the flip side, although men are essentially animals that cannot control their sexual urges, they absolutely are to be trusted with Very Important Tasks, especially if no attractive women are around to interfere, which is why we should not hire attractive women. And who wants to hire a dog, mother, or childless harridan? No one!
Damn, if women would just stay out of the workplace and stop getting healthcare, the world would be way better. Since I can’t stop other women from sharing their opinions on this and related topics, check these posts out:
- Tracy Jones’s Aug. 13th round up on skirt!
- Sherry Saunder’s Aug. 13 round up at Young Women Misbehavin’
- It Wasn’t Your Resume, It Was Your Vagina by Amy Williams at Ms.
I really, really wanted to link to a post detailing eight ways that feminists are ruining America's women, which has something to do with being fascist, but the very fierce looking author was holding a gun and she kinda scared me. (Women scare easily, you know.) Because one thing I know for sure: women have no sense of humor. (That’s why we are not funny.) Or is it that just feminists have no sense of humor? Hmmmm ...
Suzanne also blogs at Campaign for Unshaved Snatch (CUSS) & Other Rants and is the author of Off the Beaten (Subway) Track.
