Here's a great way for a man to expose the hypocrisy of feminist women:
Start a conversation with a woman who believes firmly in womens' right to a traditionally "male dominated career". Indeed, ideally in one herself.
Tell her that you firmly believe gender-role stereotypes are outdated.
Watch her enthusiastically agree.
Then ask her if she is willing to work and support you while you stay at home as a house husband.
Watch her squirm and come up with a hundred reasons why you're "not really compatible" and "by the way, I have to get going, sorry".
You see, the reality is that, while most women are OK with women having careers, doing masculine things, etc etc, they do NOT respect men who believe it should cut both ways. It's OK for women to be "masculine" but not for a man to be "feminine". This double standard (humbug, hypocrisy, call it what you will) is at the heart of the problem with Feminism as an ideology.
A valid feeling. For this reason, many "escape" to the countryside. But many want to, but are held back from the fact that there are very few jobs in the countryside... etc
Nothing wrong with it. The best girlfriend I ever had, was old enough to be my mother. But if I marry again, it will be to someone much younger, as I wish to have a family.
Coming from a household in which the record collection consisted of Beethoven, Bach,and Mahler, "We're Not Gonna Take It" was the first rock song I ever heard. I still have a sentimental attachment to it.
As an aside, it is perhaps worth mentioning at this point, that Donald Trump wanted to use it as a campaign anthem. He rang Dee Snider, the singer and writer of the song, to ask permission. Snider told Trump he'd rather he didn't use it. But Snider is on record (no pun intended) as saying that he admires Trump for having the decency to call him and ask. "Most politicians would just use it and not bother asking". You can see the interview with Snider about this, on You Tube.
There are many reasons people prefer a person of a certain age.
The assumption that all men who want younger women are desperately insecure is a generalization that may be accuarte in some cases, but not all. Just like the assumption that women dating older men are all gold-diggers, is not always accurate.
A valid point, and I grant you that, but you seem to miss mine, which was that the OP was quite wrong in saying that aid was provided to East Germany. It was instead provided to WEST Berlin, which, even then, was under the control of the Allied Powers, i.e. part of what would become West Germany (the Federal Republic).
Although I am certainly open to meeting someone of my own (Anglo-Saxon) culture, there are various reasons I think it unlikely I will do so. Probably the biggest one is that I would like to have a family (as would we all) but Anglo-Saxon women tend to have a hang-up about dating anyone more than 2 or 3 years older than they are, which makes the possibility of finding someone young enough to have kids, almost impossible.
English is unusual in that "goodbye" can mean either "see you again soon" or "you will never hear from me again".
In most languages, there are different terms, one for someone you expect to see again, and one for someone you don't. Saying to a chatmate in Latin America, for example "I'm off to be now, goodbye" will be seen as a sign that you are not interested in communicating ever again, not that you will message them again in the morning.
RE: Women and men....young or older than us....
Yup, she has hang ups about it, alright.