Being A Woman Involves Dealing With Men

It isn’t just her.

Men treat you different depending on how sexy you are.

The woman profiled here is more typical than she sounds.

A career that includes beauty contest winner and entrepreneur is more common, believable.

The stories of male predators in Hollywood, where “sexiness” has something to do with your price tag — well, can be echoed by a woman in finance who says men seemed to want to close deals in their hotel rooms.

A little more subtle (but not much) are the men who ask other men about how much a financial venture can make and women about how much a financial venture can lose.

I would like to solve this problem I have no fast answers.  Here is the publication from the woman profiled above.

From a brief glance at her article-titles, it is aimed at the “entrepreneurial” woman.

Entrepreneurship is a wild flavor of the moment, the reverie that sparkles in the eyes of the financially oppressed.

In America, it is virtually impossible now to find anyone who does not feel financially oppressed.

There are other professions like medicine — the first to come to my mind — and like many women who got started in the latter half of the 20th century, I been through stuff.

The real question about how to get people to see each other in a non-sexual context. To strip the veil from the eyes of a vigorous sexuality, which may color everything and everybody we see.

I have no fast answer.

Stay tuned.