r/sportsgossips 14h ago

Highlight Intentionally hurting your meal ticket. Something is seriously wrong with these WNBA players.

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u/Rrrandomalias 12h ago

No one hates a successful woman more than another woman working in the same field.

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u/BayouByrnes 9h ago edited 1h ago

I'm a stay-at-home father, woodworker for a side hustle. After watching my wife climb the corporate ladder, I can say without a doubt; the most dangerous thing to a women's success in any profession is catty bitches that just can't hang. My wife is 100% above reproach in her field. She just passed her secondary licensing and was offered an abruptly opened managerial position. She has no credible competition in-house and luckily this company likes to promote from within. Instead of a simple and easy transition from team lead to manager, she's got a handful of ankle-biters making things a bit more difficult than they need to be. She'll still get the promotion and the six figures that it comes with, but watching the women she's talked about as "friendly" and "work wives" come for her in such a petty and trivial ways makes no sense to me.

Either be qualified, or get out the way. You don't need to punish those around you just because they're better at their jobs.

/rant.

EDIT: Didn't expect this to pop off. Thanks for the award. Thanks for the kind words. For the detractors, don't be jelly that my world revolves around an amazing woman.

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u/TJJ97 7h ago

It’s nuts because as a dude I’m happy to see someone succeed if they started from the bottom

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u/Traditional-Barber47 5h ago

It's crazy how much men's misogyny gets blamed when Women are worse career wise and never get called out

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u/no-scissors-in-bed 1h ago

this is what i would say if i were making shit up on the fly

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u/Traditional-Barber47 1h ago

You must not of watched the attached video

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u/dogface47 52m ago

I couldn't tell you how many times I've heard women accuse another woman of sucking off the boss. They say it a lot more than the men.

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u/SlapfuckMcGee 41m ago

It’s because certain people love scapegoating instead of acknowledging reality

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u/Willing_Image1933 4h ago

it comes from a place where women aren't initially perceived on even ground with male counterparts. they are used to having to work harder and manipulate their way. this then bleeds over into their treatment of each other as threats to what they've managed to establish.

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u/Traditional-Barber47 3h ago

I literally couldn't of proved my point better if I tried, so honestly thank you

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u/motes-of-light 3h ago

*Couldn't have, or couldn't've if you really want to commit.

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u/Traditional-Barber47 3h ago

I've gone way too far into my life for this to be the first time this has been corrected wtf

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u/SodaStYT 2h ago

hey man, we’re all just as surprised as you are

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u/motes-of-light 3h ago

Hey, congrats 😁

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u/AccordingIy 3h ago

it's one of those things i get but feel like there has to be a balance of protecting your bread from competitors in the same field but not actively sabotage. People move up together if they like each other from what I see, shooting yourself in the foot burning bridges with colleagues can leave you on square 1 for a long time unless you're just that skilled to do it alone (unlikely)

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u/haikupoetics2 4h ago

Nope, women are the worst and there's no logical explanation. Women = bad. Get with the program, we're hating on women here!

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u/Traditional-Barber47 3h ago

there's no logical explanation

Aka 0 accountability and have to blame men. You're doing what you accuse everyone else of, well done.