the world keep pusing for female empowerment

and neglecting boys

gender ratio in uni can already tell

never heard of they trying to increase males students in uni

8k is low salary...
And i thought marriage stuff is personal thing

This post has been edited by taitianhin: Dec 22 2023, 09:08 AM

women must stay home no matter what.
they should not be allowed to go out without husband

kitchen that way >>

i second this

when our marriage at early phase, my wife earn more then me

sometimes can feel that she always look down on me

sometimes i missed out doing house chores, she lambasted me like hell

and now things turn around

my business doing good i got 100x more income then her

can see her being more submissive now

even i missed out doing the house chores

kek

this is the natural leh, men need to work and earn more definitely

Gon become like USA? Later number of men not married increase

wtf. Gaji baru rm8k pon dah lansi

how to even try if man themselves don't even wanna go....at all
further study doesn't even pass their mind

after that complain why are all the key position in those big companies are hold by more and more woman

This post has been edited by MR_alien: Dec 22 2023, 09:14 AM

One of the reason those men will enjoy PAS

Women can't go school/work or out without male family member

Easier for them to control

Try reverse gender role la, if a working husband see her wife doing her hobby and socialize with her friends will he get angry and calling her wife lazy?

u are not a good decision/policy maker



TVET, upskilling to address ‘lost men’ phenomenon: Nurul Izzah
Ex-MP highlights low enrolment of male students in universities compared with females
https://www.thevibes.com/articles/news/9729...-men-generation

05 Aug 2023

SEREMBAN – Former Permatang Pauh MP Nurul Izzah Anwar said the country now faces a generation of “lost men”.

Citing an example, she said the majority of universities were dominated by women with almost 80%.

This, she said would lead to more men being forced to take up jobs in the gig economy or to pursue careers in the technical and vocational education and training (TVET) industry.

“And when they finish their studies, who do you think enjoys higher wages? Surely, it will be the women.

“This will eventually lead to a crisis, which would have an impact on the marriage and others,” she said during the Wanita Question Time forum here, last night.

She said parents should play a vital role in ensuring their male children stay in school and also take advantage of the numerous support programmes provided by the government.

“The government not only provides support for TVET programmes but also has numerous upskilling programmes which can help working adults better themselves,” she said.

Nurul, who is also a PKR vice president, said it was important for men to seize these opportunities to enhance themselves and change for the better.

“This would not only be good for them but also have a positive impact on their families and the nation as a whole.

Meanwhile, Wanita PKR chief, Fadhlina Sidek, said even today, women still faced sexist remarks and double standards in politics.

“This is sad. Even in this day and time, I am constantly faced with sexist remarks, even from the public at large.

“How come things are different for male politicians? Why are they not asked ‘who is taking care of your kids while you are busy at work’?

“Why is it that women have to bear the brunt of all this?” she asked.

Fadhlina, who is also the education minister and Nibong Tebal MP said it is important for women politicians to have a supportive ecosystem to counter the constant undermining that women leaders face about their abilities.

“We must have allies, especially an ecosystem of women politicians who can be our comrades. Without this, it becomes very challenging for us to navigate through life as a woman in politics," she added. – The Vibes, August 5, 2023

This post has been edited by damonlbs: Dec 22 2023, 09:34 AM

i'm not because the only way out is to force them to
but then again, we also can't force them to do something they don't like/want isn't it
that's like the worst thing to do and it never yield any good result at the end....people can also say it's a time waster

when the ratio is like 80/20, that's not just 10-20 man that doesn't want to further studies...that's like a whole bunch of them altogether
offering free courses doesn't help either because i don't think it's financially related, they just simply don't want to
maybe MOE can do a case studies about it and try to find a different way around it by finding out the real cause

Highly doubt salary is the only issue

I call that toxic relationship

This is what happened when guys prefer to be rempits, but panda / grab rider bukan gaji 8k+ meh

Isn't 8k still b40? I thought anything less than 10k in malaysia is b40? So what so proud of earning 8k

Lol earn 8k already consider like can own anything really lousy mentality

Should let sg newspaper to report, it would be sooooooo detailed.

8k is mid m40 level

Cerai je lah ....