2404230100Tu THE SUPERFICIAL LIFE FORM:

It is out of intense need to pacify the female human that male humans literally dance all over the place dodging anything that might upset her fragile feelings.

The truth that women refuse to accept, is that nature is harsh and oppressive on all human life forms -- mitigated for women only by the sacrifices of untold numbers of men throughout the ages.

The fact that women can now complain that they’re oppressed by men is proof positive of their superficiality – something lacking and short of full humanity having only a veneer of such.

Perhaps that’s the reason for so much purposeless animosity towards male humans?

MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way) is a philosophy of life that discourages male sacrifice for female humans – including, but not limited to enslavement contracts such as marriages.

PS1. While I agree with Colttaine’s assessment of Frieda’s work, I couldn’t possibly agree with his views on Hopper’s.

PS2. Please feel free to correct for yourself any errors that you may discern – thanks in advance.

Posted by: Thinking-Ape ~ 7 years ago ~ 13K views ~ 108K subscribers
“Men, Women, Art And The Perception Of The World With Colttaine”

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Su·per·fi·cial
/ˌso͞opərˈfiSHəl/
adjective

1. existing or occurring at or on the surface:
   "the building suffered only superficial damage"

Similar: surface, exterior, external, outer, outside, outermost, peripheral, slight.

Opposite: deep, thorough.

▪ situated or occurring on the skin or immediately beneath it:
"the superficial muscle groups"

▪ appearing to be true or real only until examined more closely:
"the resemblance between the breeds is superficial"

Similar: apparent, specious, seeming, outward, ostensible, cosmetic, slight.

Opposite: genuine, authentic.

▪ not thorough, deep, or complete; cursory:
"he had only the most superficial knowledge of foreign countries"

Similar: cursory, perfunctory, casual, sketchy, desultory, unconsidered, token, slapdash, slipshod, offhand, inadequate, imperfect, slight, rushed, hasty, hurried, rapid, fleeting, passing.

Opposite: thorough, comprehensive.

▪ not having or showing any depth of character or understanding:
"perhaps I was a superficial person"

Similar: shallow, surface, on the surface, skin-deep, minimal, artificial, insignificant, unimportant, empty, hollow, meaningless, facile, shallow, glib, flippant, thoughtless, empty-headed, trivial, frivolous, silly, inane, without depth, fatuous.

Opposite: deep, significant, thoughtful.

Word Origin:
late Middle English: from late Latin superficialis, from Latin superficies (see superficies).

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