[Variety] Disney's Boy Trouble: Corp seeking ways to win back young men

[EricHiggin]

bdbdbd said:

Torillian said:

So men'll do all those annoying house chores when they can't get someone else to do it, but if a woman is in the home they'll assume they don't have to? What point do you think this is making?

No. Men do these chores, but most of the time it's not good enought for women. He does these these chores, but they're never good enough. Even if he did 2 hours of chores each day, she would still do an hour to fix what she thinks he did wrong complaining why does she always have to do all this stuff. Partially this is because of how women view relationships and mutual homes. And also about the different standards men and women have. Outsiders can't tell the difference if it was him or her who did the dishes or fixed their car. 

bdbdbd said:

Torillian said:

any proof for this assertion that women are wrong in thinking men don't do their fair share of the chores? 

Here's mine for women doing most of the household chores even in dual income situations. Heck even when the woman is earning more. 

https://news.gallup.com/poll/283979/women-handle-main-household-tasks.aspx

I know they do. Why would you do the chores if the other is going to do them anyway after you? Secondly, all the stuff men do is rately counted as house work and when it is, then there's women doing meta work, meaning that they think chores more than men instead of doing it.

Why women typically do this, is because of how women view relationships and mutual homes.

JRPGfan said:

Torillian said:

Just vibes dude.....nothing to back it up. 

This entire thing is side tracked and off topic though.

This thread is about Disney losing money, and audiences shrinking because Men don't watch the IP's they bought up, and what they did to them.


Disney changed Marvels and Star Wars, looking to expand their demographics to suit women and "the modern audience" and it cost them,
part of the male audience. Overall they lost more audience members than they gained, and thus they are making less on them than they wanted too.
Now the accountants step in and go "you need change your ways", and thus Disney puts out a PR thingy going "We want to gain back the boys".

It's almost like the boys aren't happy with the job the girls are doing...

I wonder if the girls ever disapprove of the job the boys are doing?