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From: mms1646@acf4.UUCP (Michael M. Sykora)
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Subject: Re: More women than men
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Date: Sun, 14-Jul-85 22:51:00 EDT
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Posted: Sun Jul 14 22:51:00 1985
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>/* jer@peora.UUCP (J. Eric Roskos) /  1:16 pm  Jul 10, 1985 */

>I think it tends
>to be easier, in today's society, for the female-person to go looking for
>the start of a new relationship while maintaining the old one than for the
>male-person to do so, simply because this looking requires very little
>effort, relatively, compared to the extensive trial-and-rejection approach
>required of male people.  This is just one of the basic, fundamental diff-
>erences between male-people and female-people in today's society.

>Shyy-Anzr:  J. Eric Roskos


As always, there are two sides to every coin.  Women may have it "easier"
in that in the traditional ritual (which I think is incredibly stupid),
it is the male who approaches the female rather than vice versa.  However,
since the female doesn't do the approaching, she doesn't get to choose
who to approach, but rather must make do with the best of those that do
approach her.

						Mike Sykora