Davidzhu

I was shocked by this statement! Nowadays, when women look for a partner, the first question they often ask is: Does he have money? Is his job prestigious? Oh my god! When you think about it carefully, it's really ironic! If a man were to ask a woman: How many houses do you own? What's your annual salary? How much do you have in savings? He'd probably be labeled a gold digger. But when the same standard is applied to different genders, the evaluation is completely different. Why is it considered reasonable for women to ask men about their finances? Is it because traditional gender roles have led us to believe that men should be the breadwinners, while women should be dependent? This way of thinking is really outdated. In reality, in modern society, women also have the ability and right to earn money. Why should they still be bound by traditional gender roles? Why can't they have economic independence and freedom like men? We need to change this double standard way of thinking and redefine gender roles and economic relationships. Let's work together to break free from traditional constraints and create a more equal and free society.