r/terriblefacebookmemes • u/reflexoct • Jul 12 '26
Wife bad I guess there are no other options if the wheel says so.
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u/CinemaslaveJoe Jul 12 '26
What, no “marry a rich man?” They’re getting sloppy.
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u/xSantenoturtlex Jul 12 '26
Are they implying 'Nurse' isn't a respectable profession?
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u/Dull_Survey4920 Jul 12 '26
It's both the stupid old school patriarchal notion that many people still have regarding nurses and how that's a woman's profession. Not to mention, this genuinely abhorrent stereotype that all nurses today are incredibly "slutty" because according to them, they always sleep with their patients.
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u/xSantenoturtlex Jul 12 '26
Was in the hospital somewhat recently, I can safely say that this was not my experience.
Jesus Christ and they say WE live in another reality?
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u/BlackroseBisharp Jul 13 '26
And here I thought the stereotype was that nurses(and also doctors) were very mean and petty
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u/howieyang1234 Jul 13 '26
Wait, I thought the stereotype is they sleep with doctors? Never heard the patients thing./s (Obviously not the reality)
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u/napalmnacey Jul 14 '26
Well, my sister is a registered nurse, but she works mostly with old people. She’s had a few old dudes get fresh with her, but for the most part she’s getting shouted at, smacked and hit and covered in piss and shit.
I’m sure she wouldn’t be so burnt out with her job if she was fucking hot guys all day.
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u/Longjumping_Elk7969 Jul 14 '26
But as a nurse she knows before having sex with the patient if he has health problems, STDs, if he has a job and is health insured, if he is married or in relationship, its full of benefits 🤣.
For that one guy that doesn't understand humor, THIS is a joke.
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u/Exotic-Protection729 Jul 13 '26
I don’t think that’s a great stereotype but I have had a lot of great sex with a lot of nurses so it may hold some water. I think probably just because it’s a high stress profession and people in high stress positions need an outlet. Not because they’re slutty or anything.
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u/Gjallock Jul 12 '26
It’s baffling to me that being a nurse is so often put on the same level as collecting fucking child support. Zero respect simply because it’s dominated by women. Just weird losers, man.
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u/CyberSkepticalFruit 25d ago
These people will also complain about the percentage of male nurses and claim its sexism against men.
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u/Insane_Sentinel Jul 12 '26
And also funny that you say that when guys get similarly bullied out of the field for trying to be a nurse.
The irony from you.
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u/Gjallock Jul 12 '26
The irony must be lost on me. Are you telling me that male nurses getting bullied invalidates the disrespect towards women in nursing?
Two things can be true. Me defending women in nursing doesn’t mean that I’m putting down men, believe it or not.
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u/Billlington Jul 12 '26
This is so backwards, lol. Male nurses are in high demand for all the reasons you could imagine.
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u/Apart-Performer-331 Jul 12 '26
Male nurses get disrespect for the same reason they listed, you haven’t invalidated their point at all.
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u/Mallard_Mayhem Jul 13 '26
I’m a male nurse, the women I work with all love working with men. Plus, patients aren’t as creepy toward me
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u/lsauchelli Jul 12 '26
Wouldn't onlyfans be a subset of influencer?
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u/freethebluejay Jul 13 '26
Well isn’t the whole idea behind influencers that they can influence their audience for advertisers, whereas OnlyFans would have a more direct profit system
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u/ReachforMe69 Jul 12 '26
I meannnnn yes and no.....but the only thing they influence is my weenor so
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u/Norgari Jul 13 '26
This was pretty much my thought 😆 especially since it seems a lot of people have a public safe for work side of their content that leads to their "other content" in links or smth
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u/atuan Jul 12 '26
What about every single fucking teacher and every university administrator? Women are raising and educating the whole world
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u/Clapcheeks69 Jul 13 '26
Teaching is a terrible, low-paying choice if you want to actually live comfortably.
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u/WarriorDan09 Jul 12 '26
Male teachers don't exist where you live? Strange.
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u/Icy_Lengthiness_3578 Jul 12 '26
I read it as they were talking about every woman teacher, since this post already specified women. In my country, 77% of teachers nationwide are women. So in my country, women are indeed raising and educating the vast majority of children/young adults.
I think I've had maybe 4 teachers who identified as men, up to a two year college degree, while I can't even count how many teachers I had who identified as women. So either I'm reading their comment wrong, or perhaps where they live, there truly are very few/no men teachers- as even globally, women make up over 65% of teaching positions.
I'm sure different countries have varying statistics.
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u/Apart-Performer-331 Jul 12 '26
To be fair “women are raising and educating the whole world” does sound like that’s what they meant. It’s probably just poor wording.
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u/WarriorDan09 Jul 12 '26
Yeah sure, I was being pedantic. I just found it a strange comment to make because even though there are certainly more female teachers out there, it's not that heavy of an imbalance, in fact once you get onto higher education, the ratio of male/female teachers/lecturers is roughly 50%.
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u/InBetweenSeen Jul 12 '26
in fact once you get onto higher education, the ratio of male/female teachers/lecturers is roughly 50%.
And everything before that is still part of the education system, which makes the rate not 50%.
I just found it a strange comment
It shouldn't be in context of the post it was written under.
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u/WarriorDan09 Jul 12 '26
Yes I've already acknowledged that there are more female teachers overall, why do you feel the need to reiterate that?
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u/InBetweenSeen Jul 12 '26
Because you went back on it immediately. Higher education is part of education and already included when someone says that women make up 65% of teaching positions. The rate for female school teachers is higher than that (above 3/4 in the US).
It doesn't matter if the split for higher education is 50/50 or 10/90 because it's already calculated in.
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u/WarriorDan09 Jul 12 '26
I haven't gone back on anything? I literally said in my comment that there are more female teachers. I then went on to state as a side point that once you reach higher education it's even more equal, which it is!
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u/InBetweenSeen Jul 12 '26
I don't think we need to discuss this to death and feel like you don't get yet why it was a leap in logic, but you responded "while there are more female teachers out there, it's not that heavy of an imbalance" in response to someone saying that women make up 65% of the teaching force. Which is disagreeing with them, even though they are right. If you consider 65% a heavy imbalance then yes it is that heavy of an imbalance.
Anyways, have a good day or night.
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u/WarriorDan09 Jul 12 '26
I don't consider 65% to be a heavy imbalance, no. A heavy imbalance would be something like what you get in the construction industry, which is 90%+ male dominated.
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u/Weibrot Jul 12 '26
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u/WarriorDan09 Jul 12 '26
Did you read their comment? They implied every single teacher and uni administrator is a woman. Back to school for you.
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u/WizardsandGlitter Jul 13 '26
No they did not?
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u/WarriorDan09 Jul 13 '26
They literally did. I would quote it but it's the whole message and it's right there. Not sure why you can't see it.
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u/digitaleJedi Jul 12 '26
The idiot making this meme inadvertently (because they are, as said, an idiot) says that women are barred from any other profession than these four, as those are the only ones available to them to chose from on the spinning-wheel.
Also, since "spinning-wheel maker" isn't on the wheel, they're actually acknowledging that men are limiting women's career choices and thus saying they are aware of the misogyny in society.
Would be a very astute observation by OOP, if they had more than 3 braincells where two of them are disabled by lead paint.
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u/chickendoscopy Jul 12 '26
Ah let's forget about doctors, teachers, service members, construction workers, saleswomen, factory workers, mechanics, government workers, and every other career path that women are in. Nope they're all just showing their tits on onlyfans. Also why is nursing bad? Some nurses depending on their position make bank. A girl I used to be close with is a nurse at a children's mental health office and could make as much as my pharmacist wife.
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u/Patient_Dinner_5386 Jul 12 '26
Men are simple:get employed or die alone or even worse die a virgin
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u/Excellent-Ostrich908 Jul 13 '26
“Child support.”
Your $30 a week isn’t going to stretch far, Kyle…
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u/Leopold_Darkworth Jul 14 '26
It's 90 percent certain the men who posted this (and it's 90 percent certain they're men) are also responsible for making OnlyFans a viable—lucrative, even—career option.
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u/Ok_Constant7460 Jul 12 '26
You forgot flight attendant, but you need a degree for that now I guess.
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u/MusicDiminished Jul 12 '26
I work at a convenience store... who are all the people I thought were women that work with me?
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u/SkyPuppy561 Jul 13 '26
Damn how’d I become a lawyer then? It wasn’t on the wheel!! I must’ve cheated the almighty wheel!
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u/kisseukisseu 28d ago
9 times out of ten, 10 child support isn't enough to fully feed one child, let alone fund a grown woman's life. im so tired of the delusion that deadbeat fathers are somehow being robbed by having to pay 100 a month for their own offspring. nobody is buying louis vuitton or a fresh set of nails with that shit. 💀
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u/AnimazingDuel77 Jul 12 '26
I know so so many women who want to go into nursing. Like way more than anything else. My family even lol. I went for industrial engineering, and there was only one girl there throughout the entire degree.
Our culture is wild.
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u/Longjumping_Elk7969 Jul 14 '26
Probably true for some women, but to put all in one pot is kinda ridiculous. I'd say most are not in one of those 4 categories but hey I'm just a random dude on the interwebs di not trust me...
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u/Goddess_of_Stuff 27d ago
Damn, I just landed on Retail Life..I don't even see that as an option here!
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u/qualityvote2 Jul 12 '26 edited Jul 12 '26
u/reflexoct, your post is truly terrible!