>>10128751>What changed with women in 2005? I only remember the cute ones stopped dressing like Britney and started dressing like Avril.I don't know, but something changed. I spent the first 15 years of my life with the idea of a wife being assumed. The narrative was work hard in school, get Bs and As and you'd get an ok job and have an ok wife and 1 or 2 kids and be ok. Probably own a house and a car too.
It was all just assumed. It was in all media. It was implied by public school and parents. Do ok in school, finish college, get a job, get a wife. Fram family matters to fresh prince, just assumed. All your Disney movies, just assumed.
And something changed in the early 00s. Women aren't really attracted to that stuff. They want it after the attraction. You still need it to keep a family, but it won't get you a family.
I don't know who or what changed for them. Angry online men want to blame women working and welfair, but welfair was stronger before Clinton tampered with it, and women have been working since the 60s or 70s about as much as they do today. They were working in the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s too.
