Ultimately, no matter what political or social forces try to do to ruin women and brainwash men, in the end it will never overcome the much more powerful forces of reality and evolutionary biology.

This is not only misleading, but damaging as the REALITY is a woman’s physical beauty is the most important of several vital requirements for a man’s long term attraction and commitment. No matter what propaganda is disseminated, no matter how shallow women may think men are, the truth is the number one thing men value in women is physical beauty.

This is, of course, nothing short of psychotic. It’s delusional. Not only do feminists think by mere shaming they can undo millions of years of evolution and biological programming in men, but think they have the moral right to tell others what they should and should not find attractive.

The truth is most feminists are ugly. Not because they don’t have the capacity to be beautiful, but because they choose not to. They choose not to be beautiful because being beautiful requires effort. And this is the key to understanding why feminism yearns to destroy beauty.

If your performance suffers or you dare need some kind of guidance, leadership, or just plain extra work, your boss attempts to shame you for requesting his time by saying, “Look, you have to figure it out yourself. I’m too busy with my own work,” when indeed, his “own work” is to lead you.

Instead of giving direct and clear orders, as well as the tools to complete the job, most modern day bosses show you around your first day of work, recluse to their offices, and then it’s up to you to walk around the office and pull people’s teeth just so you can just merely do your job.

An excellent exercise, however, would be to look up each of the account items listed on the balance sheet below (I recommend using www.investopedia.com). Not only will you familiarize yourself with some standard accounting items in a balance sheet, you’ll also have the lesson of liquidity reiterated as companies list their assets and liabilities in

The balance sheet is really, very simple. On one side you list everything you own, aka, your “assets.” On the other side you list everything you owe, aka, your “liabilities” (or sometimes “debt”). The difference is “how rich you are” or your “net worth.”

Over the course of your life it is guaranteed you will run into many instances where it will prove valuable to have some basic accounting skills. Nothing as detailed as “double entry bookkeeping,” but specifically the ability to read the two most common financial statements: The Income Statement and The Balance Sheet The reason these two statements