Originally posted by: King-Anu
1- Who the heck told you that a cultural thing or a tradition cannot be based on double standards. I think it is applying different standards on two people in same situation i..e marriage. We have a tradition or changing girl's last name. This is double standards on part of society.2- So used un-virgin men asking for virgin wife is a cultural thing and tradition? It happes but I won't call such a situation a tradition/culture. "More of a cultural thing and that is inequality, not a double standard."
3- We have a situation here i.e. marriage and different standards are being applied to two people involved. One is asking the other to be un-used while himself he is used. That's double standards and hypocrisy on the part of that person and not inequalityThanks for your response.
So, not only you are ignorant of the definition of double standards or hypocrisy but now you are letting your guards off and putting up a show for us. You are stupid.
Do you understand the concept of double standards at all? How about hypocrisy? How about intelligence?
Ok, here it is in simple terms, sweetie - all your diatribe about men/women inequality can be easily shot down. Society does not have double standards because it cannot have double standards for two different genders. Get it??
Double standards usually involve one target person, group of people, one condition etc. - a single entity. Society does not choose women randomly to decide who should change the name after marriage (again, there is no law but that is a sidebar).
If you think two standards are defined for male and female in marriages... well, that is inequality between the genders. Males are usually not expected to be primary cook after marriage - that is a single standard.
Is it clear? I tried hard to dumb it down to your level.