Jean-Paul Sartre wrote:Antityranicals wrote:You're thinking of heroism all wrong. The benefit to the man is that the woman benefits. That's all there is to it. And the woman doesn't have any obligation. It's that simple. As a man, I can't think of much of anything I'd rather do that make one woman happy for her entire life. Why does there need to be any more incentive than that?
That:
1. Won’t work any better than just asking someone out
2. Will make you put more stress into stuff than you actually need to
It will not affect women, and it will be taxing for men.
1. Heroism can start by simply asking someone out.
2. Why does putting in extra work and thought mean stress? If towards a noble goal, I've found work eliminates stress. Sure, it will be taxing for men, but I don't think that it wouldn't affect a woman if she were to have a man who would be willing to weep with her, laugh with her, and just generally be there whenever she needs him. What better purpose could a man have to live for, anyway?