More often than not, it is the woman with a past who tends to be drawn to the man without a future. Amirite?

-32 More often than not, it is the woman with a past who tends to be drawn to the man without a future. Amirite?

by Anonymous 11 years ago

I feel like this needs to be the caption to a completely unrelated, "deep" picture.

by Anonymous 11 years ago

http://ctrlv.in/124363

by Anonymous 11 years ago

There is no claim on the statement being true on my part as the poster. It is why there is the qualifying question "amirite?" at the end. It is a question that solicits agreement or not which is the premise that I understood the website is built-on. There is no sexist motive but I accept that there will be sexist interpretations. That usually happens when we overthink or second-guess the intentions of a poster. I could have interchanged the genders and wrote it as "man with a past and woman without a future" but at this point, I am not very hopeful that it will change the allusions to my person. Just to reply to one comment, I am an engineer.

by Anonymous 11 years ago