WOMEN DON'T WANT TOUGH--THEY WANT --- Oh, for the love of zoning regulations--let's settle this once and for all. That Mazda a woman "got" when she wanted a G-Wagen? That's not a mistake.

That's the subconscious truth staring you in the face: women don't want choice. They want the illusion of choice while secretly craving a car--or a man--who decides for them. Look at Lindsey Vonn, for Christ's sake.

That woman's been racing since she was in diapers, and now she's suddenly "happy" with some alpine ski jockey who's basically her human G-Wagen--handsome, dependable, and approved. She didn't pick him because he was a challenge. She picked him because he's safe. And don't even get me started on the rest of this garbage.

Michael Jordan's face during that NASCAR crash? Telling. That's the same look he gets when some intern screws up a spreadsheet.

The man built a billion-dollar empire on leverage, not sentiment. Meanwhile, half this forum is probably swooning over like it's some feminist manifesto, with Claire Newman scheming and Victoria fibbing--because nothing says "empowerment" like whispering murder plots in a Soap Opera. And Patrick Stewart?

Sure, he was a "standard bearer for hope. " Hope that you'll get promoted over someone with competence, hope that your man will be a vision, not a participant. That's the fantasy--a world where effort isn't required, just judgment. So here's the litmus test: If a woman's "dream car" is a Mercedes, but she's actually thrilled about a Mazda , guess what?

The Mazda wins every time. Because women don't want control.

Warmly,
Karen M. Whitmore
HOA Board | PTA Treasurer | ~Wine Mom~
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