"Norwegian women find their men to be too feminine and soft"

[♥ Lily ♥]

The strong and fearless Pagan Viking men weren't like that.

[Dandelion]

Exaggerated article though. Most of these Norwegian women end up with a Norwegian man. Probably the Norwegian equivalent of the Daily Mail.

Balkanite mode on:
"They need to get their brains fucked out by a strong Balkan man!"

[Furnace]

Women don't know what they want essentially, they want feminism, yet they complain when they see the result.

Those who sow the wind, reap the whirlwind.

[Dandelion]

[♥ Lily ♥]

I think European men should assert their authority and become harder. Females will respect men more if they rise-up and take more control and become more domineering.

[rein]

I think European men should assert their authority and become harder. Females will respect men more if they rise-up and take more control and become more domineering.

Perhaps they have passed the point of no-return.

[Útrám]

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25748943

Through its monopoly on violence, the State tends to pacify social relations. Such pacification proceeded slowly in Western Europe between the 5th and 11th centuries, being hindered by the rudimentary nature of law enforcement, the belief in a man's right to settle personal disputes as he saw fit, and the Church's opposition to the death penalty. These hindrances began to dissolve in the 11th century with a consensus by Church and State that the wicked should be punished so that the good may live in peace. Courts imposed the death penalty more and more often and, by the late Middle Ages, were condemning to death between 0.5 and 1.0% of all men of each generation, with perhaps just as many offenders dying at the scene of the crime or in prison while awaiting trial. Meanwhile, the homicide rate plummeted from the 14th century to the 20th. The pool of violent men dried up until most murders occurred under conditions of jealousy, intoxication, or extreme stress. The decline in personal violence is usually attributed to harsher punishment and the longer-term effects of cultural conditioning. It may also be, however, that this new cultural environment selected against propensities for violence.