Thread: 5 Reasons Why Western Men Should Not Marry A Japanese Woman

You might like this: a japanese comedian explains why it's a bad idea to marry a japanese woman. As if western ones weren't bad enough!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLlvgINEIok

Shortly after that video, he had to upload another one about how bad japanese husbands are to keep feminists quiet. He says the main complaint about japanese husbands is they don't do any housework, but also... japanese mothers never teach kids how to do them! So, whose fault is it, then?

One of his great lines is "Japanese husbands doing housework are like american politicians in the Middle East: when they try to help, they make it worse!"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlEqEdB3C1M

Whenever women complain about men not doing housework, they never mention who actually PAID for the house.
They never mention that NOT doing housework won't make them homeless. At least they still have a roof over their heads. But not paying for the house/utilities will make them homeless.

The issue isn't who is doing what. The issue is what happens when something isn't done:
-If women don't do housework, they still have a house to live in.
-If men don't work hard to actually buy the house, pay the rent, or mortgage, wives have no house to live in.

Funny how japanese men go to bars afterwork to get wasted and avoid dealing with their wives... but East European men (Russian, Polish, and other Baltic ones) also have very high alcoholism rates mainly to get numb to the constant nagging of their wives.

Women complaining about lack of shared housework simply tells me that women have placed themselves in charge of it. They assume it's their topic in which to assert a superior role. A supervisory role, issuing expectations. They are owning housework. Do you see what I mean? They're not owning car maintenance, that's for sure, when they pawn it off on a man to do that work. Housework, though, is their perpetual domain, as their complaints continually inform us.

Women constantly overburden themselves, often in the name of "multitasking", a self-flagellation idea of which they are so proud, and, when they see that they are stressed from this, never do they stop and think, "Why do I constantly do this? What's wrong with me?" to back off their own load, but instead look to blame the nearest man (BF, husband) that he is not helping out. Her answer is to blame others for what she did to herself. Then her shame game begins. Men, for their part, are too smart to overburden themselves. Women, not so much. Then again, women suck at engineering.

Originally Posted by Unboxxed

Women complaining about lack of shared housework simply tells me that women have placed themselves in charge of it. They assume it's their topic in which to assert a superior role. A supervisory role, issuing expectations. They are owning housework. Do you see what I mean? They're not owning car maintenance, that's for sure, when they pawn it off on a man to do that work. Housework, though, is their perpetual domain, as their complaints continually inform us.

Women constantly overburden themselves, often in the name of "multitasking", a self-flagellation idea of which they are so proud, and, when they see that they are stressed from this, never do they stop and think, "Why do I constantly do this? What's wrong with me?" to back off their own load, but instead look to blame the nearest man (BF, husband) that he is not helping out. Her answer is to blame others for what she did to herself. Then her shame game begins. Men, for their part, are too smart to overburden themselves. Women, not so much. Then again, women suck at engineering.

If you call a sink full of dishes, piles of dirty laundry, trash and litter everywhere, "housework", then we should hand them back their cars with no oil, flat tires, empty tank, and covered with graffiti!

Originally Posted by Unboxxed

Women complaining about lack of shared housework simply tells me that women have placed themselves in charge of it.

Bingo.

Note how women in relationships make themselves the owner of "us", of "we".

The amount of times I have seen some elderly white Aussie bloke with an Asian woman who is half his age but still rather ordinary looking! She is in full control, telling him what to do, how to do it etc.

It seems like a huge sacrifice to make just so he gets out of having to do his own washing and ironing!

Any woman from a traditional culture is going to want to be taken care of. If nothing else, at least Western women will work a little before they divorce rape you!

I do my own housework, of course. But not on a daily basis. Once a week I blow through my place, vacuuming, dusting, general cleaning, laundry, trash, etc.
It doesn't need to be done every single day. I like to get home after a days work, pouring myself a drink, relaxing, cooking some dinner, and watching a good show on TV.
Of course I clean the dishes and the kitchen on a daily basis, just so it doesn't pile up. Once a month I have a cleaning lady come in and deep clean the kitchen and bathroom.
The constant nagging about doing this or that every fucking day does not exist in my life. Why would you want to live any other way?

Am betting most single, affluent women hire another woman to clean up after them. I've known several single women that did this.

I'm so glad I'm single. Life is too easy. Housework is too easy. Gone are all the drama and headache. Takes me very little time to keep things clean and tidy. I just do a few minutes worth of cleaning every day. No resentment. No anger. No threats. All joy.

As far as not marrying Japanese women, in my personal opinion, no woman is worth marrying. Let them eat cake.

No woman is more beautiful than your freedom.

Grass ain't greener on the other side and Women are still Women. Who knew?