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Men with sexist views 'earn more'

Men who grow up thinking women should stay at home may be labelled "old-fashioned" - but could end up well ahead in the salary stakes.

A US study, published in the Journal of Applied Psychology, suggests that they will consistently out-earn more "modern-thinking" men.

BBC News

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Naz — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 - 20:49

[quote=You]The study or the real world?[/quote]

Study. Im sure they just make half of it up.

If sexist men did earn more then why arent the majority of Asian men minted?

You — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 - 21:01

Unequal opportunities.

Success breeds success, and the parents of most asians who moved into the UK probably worked in factories/taxis/warehouses and such types of jobs.

Funzo — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 - 22:00

[quote=Naz][quote=You]The study or the real world?[/quote]

Study. Im sure they just make half of it up.

If sexist men did earn more then why arent the majority of Asian men minted?

[/quote]
because asian men arent truly sexist they are just brought up with backward values.

Omrow — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 - 15:27

[quote=You]
Good news Omrow!

Men with sexist views 'earn more'

Men who grow up thinking women should stay at home may be labelled "old-fashioned" - but could end up well ahead in the salary stakes.

A US study, published in the Journal of Applied Psychology, suggests that they will consistently out-earn more "modern-thinking" men.

BBC News

[/quote]

Thank you boss.

I think only pram pushers can say that they did not already know the findings of this research.

I can say that long before psychologists conducted and "applied"
their conclusions, the real men were enjoying the fruits of their attitudes.

Push all they like, one thing is for sure, women do not really like pram pushers.

Omrow

Amal — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 - 16:26

[quote=Omrow][quote=You]
Good news Omrow!

Men with sexist views 'earn more'

Men who grow up thinking women should stay at home may be labelled "old-fashioned" - but could end up well ahead in the salary stakes.

A US study, published in the Journal of Applied Psychology, suggests that they will consistently out-earn more "modern-thinking" men.

BBC News

[/quote]

Thank you boss.

I think only pram pushers can say that they did not already know the findings of this research.

I can say that long before psychologists conducted and "applied"
their conclusions, the real men were enjoying the fruits of their attitudes.

Push all they like, one thing is for sure, women do not really like pram pushers.

Omrow

[/quote]

Pushing a pram doesnt make you less of a man, in the same way as sewing clothes doesnt (as our beloved nabi saw did), right?

It merely shows a father being caring to his wife and child. Dont place so much weight or thought into the action of pram pushing. There isnt much to it.

Dawud — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 - 17:10

[quote=Amal]
Pushing a pram doesnt make you less of a man, [/quote]

You will not change his opinion on this. For Omrow:

MAN + PRAM = MOUSE

All though he considers it manly to carry a child. He's just really against prams.

Naz — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 - 17:25

[quote=Funzo][quote=Naz][quote=You]The study or the real world?[/quote]

Study. Im sure they just make half of it up.

If sexist men did earn more then why arent the majority of Asian men minted?

[/quote]
because asian men arent truly sexist they are just brought up with backward values.[/quote]

So who is truly sexist? The white man?

Naz — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 - 17:34

[quote=Funzo][quote=Courage]So what's your favourite chocolate? Sorry it's just Forum Custom that we ask you this.[/quote]
no its not stop making up customs, leave it to the veterans to do that.[/quote]

[quote=Courage]Yeah it is. And I didn't make that one up![/quote]

[quote=Seraphim]Actually at this point it may as well be a custom.

Which I originally started (you can check at the beginning of this thread), was only supposed to be a bit of fun. But it seems to have caught on. Mostly coz Mez became obsessed with it lol. Bless her.[/quote]

[quote=Seraphim][quote=Courage]Or are you just taking credit for it?[/quote]

Didnt realise there was credit to be taken.[/quote]

Im not being sexist but since when do men have a favourite chocolate? Its more a woman thing.

Seraphim — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 - 17:39

[quote=Naz]
Im not being sexist but since when do men have a favourite chocolate? Its more a woman thing.[/quote]

You don't own a patent on having a favourite chocolate.

Ya'qub — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 - 17:59

Naz and Omrow share the same view of men who push prams...

You could use this to overcome your differences.

Grow together, people.

(admin, where's the 'hippy' smily?)

Naz — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 - 18:01

[quote=Ya'qub]Naz and Omrow share the same view of men who push prams...

You could use this to overcome your differences.

Grow together, people.

(admin, where's the 'hippy' smily?)[/quote]

Thanks to Omrow my views have officially changed. I no longer have anything against men who push prams.

Sumaiya — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 - 13:03

[quote=Courage]Eid mubarak! Eid Mubarak! [/quote]
we've got a few more days yet...

Omrow — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 - 13:57

Salam

Pram pushing is for sissies.

Its just not the British way.

Men pushing prams is just a cheap European import.

If a man really loves his baby and he cares for his chick,
then he will surely carry his son or daughter on his strong arms.

Pram pushers are neither real men nor proper lovers. They are mice.
Dont believe me. Just go look at them.

If you observe pram pushers very closely, you will see in such men some sad wimpy traits.

Dawud was kind enough to state my official position without twisting anything.

Thank you Dawud.

Omrow

YouShutup — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 - 14:59

Omrow... how tough are you exactly? From all accounts you're pretty much a woosy yourself?!

Courage — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 - 15:11

[quote=YouShutup]Omrow... how tough are you exactly? From all accounts you're pretty much a woosy yourself?![/quote]

LOL!

Amal — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 - 15:38

[quote=Omrow]Salam
If a man really loves his baby and he cares for his chick,
then he will surely carry his son or daughter on his strong arms.
[/quote]

Like this?: baby carrier or this

Im sure all guys would want to carry their new born (and newly found fatherhood! 😉 ) on their back?

Seraphim — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 - 16:04

[quote=Amal][quote=Omrow]Salam
If a man really loves his baby and he cares for his chick,
then he will surely carry his son or daughter on his strong arms.
[/quote]

Like this?: baby carrier or this

Im sure all guys would want to carry their new born (and newly found fatherhood! 😉 ) on their back?

[/quote]

What are you kiddn? I wudnt wanna put him down.
Id probably growl at anyone who approaches lol.

Naz — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 - 20:22

[quote=Courage]Eid mubarak! Eid Mubarak! Naz no longer thinks pram pushing is un manly![/quote]

😂

[quote=Seraphim][quote=Amal][quote=Omrow]Salam
If a man really loves his baby and he cares for his chick,
then he will surely carry his son or daughter on his strong arms.
[/quote]

Like this?: baby carrier or this

Im sure all guys would want to carry their new born (and newly found fatherhood! 😉 ) on their back?

[/quote]

What are you kiddn? I wudnt wanna put him down.
Id probably growl at anyone who approaches lol.[/quote]

Whats wrong with a her?

Seraphim — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 - 23:28

[quote=Naz][quote=Courage]Eid mubarak! Eid Mubarak! Naz no longer thinks pram pushing is un manly![/quote]

😂

[quote=Seraphim][quote=Amal][quote=Omrow]Salam
If a man really loves his baby and he cares for his chick,
then he will surely carry his son or daughter on his strong arms.
[/quote]

Like this?: baby carrier or this

Im sure all guys would want to carry their new born (and newly found fatherhood! 😉 ) on their back?

[/quote]

What are you kiddn? I wudnt wanna put him down.
Id probably growl at anyone who approaches lol.[/quote]

Whats wrong with a her?
[/quote]

That would be worse. Id be super-protective and bite anyones head off who came near her lol.

Naz — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 - 13:17

^^^ 😂

you can tell your gonna be one of those over protective fathers. Not a good thing.

Seraphim — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 - 16:25

[quote=Naz]^^^ 😂

you can tell your gonna be one of those over protective fathers. Not a good thing. [/quote]

Lol, cant help it. :oops:

I did that with my nephew. The first time i held him, i refused to give him up and growled at every1 who tried haha. :badgrin:

@Courage: I dont think anyone could keep my at bay

Omrow — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 - 17:02

Salam

Carrying your child on your back?

Only monkeys carry their babies on their backs.

Men who do the same need to be given time to evolve into real men.

They are still chimps.

Omrow