TSR girls, how do you feel about getting paid so much less than a man in the future?

Women are likely to earn £300,000 less than men over their working lives, according to a new analysis that has sparked fresh calls for more shared parental leave to close the UK’s stubborn gender pay gap.

not fussed tbh

How could you not be fussed? This is 2016, don't you believe in equality for women? Don't you deserve equal pay?

well yea but iv got more important things to worry about

Like whether or not a Sharknado will strike.

I don't want Mother Nature flinging great whites at my head is all I'm saying.

We do get equal pay though

well yea but iv got more important things to worry about

How could you not worry about not having equal rights ?

The gender wage gap has been debunked a million times. Men earn more on average because, among other completely not sexist reasons they do more work.
Stop trying to stir the feminists.

people tend to get used to things quicker then others and i feel i got used to it quicker then you
are you a feminist?

Please post a link to one of these studies (from a reliable source) just so we can see that there are differences in studies. Otherwise people are right to assume you're talking rubbish. I just want to see one of these for myself as I only ever see people talk about them without being able to source them.

Do you feel that's the same as giving up or are you still angry but just keep it contained? I suppose it's like how some people don't care about politics

im not angry at all, never have been and i never will be as long as i get paid for doing my job
and no i dont care about politics

I'm more worried about not getting the job in the first place compared to male applicants since that's the main cause of the pay gap (in general not just the same job). Plus don't anyone pretend they know if the gap exists or not - there is evidence and studies leaning both ways so the only way you are choosing is based on your pre existing beliefs and that's not entirely accurate.

Say you needed a pay rise to be able to buy the house you'd always wanted. You worked extra hard all year but at the end of the year it was your male colleague, who had worked slightly less hard and had done slightly less for the company, that got it and you are stuck on the same rung of the job ladder. Then would you be angry? If it happened to you?