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Why are guys posting on Womens Discussion? I'm not trying to be mean but isn't that supposed to be for women only.
It's not set up for guys to post about issues dealing with women, it's FOR women. Right?

"God said, 'Let there be discussions about women'"....and there was???

Are you referring only to cis-males who identify as male, or are you referring to anyone who identifies as male?

I just made mt first ever post in the Woman's forum,I didn't know it was WF until I got there,I saw the thread on the "popular thread list" that comes up when you log in.

Honestly I think my post was rather helpful.I sort of agree with you,I had never been in that forum before and likely won't again for sometime.

Should non-LGBT people not post in the LGBT discussion forum?

Should non-autistic people not post in the general autism discussion forum?

Should non-parents not post in the parents' discussion forum?

The womens forum rules:

https://wrongplanet.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=141113

I rarely enter the women's forum, but I did recently respond to a thread asking how to find a 'good man'. As the subject matter was men, and I am in a stable marriage I thought I could give insight into non abusive male behaviors.



If someone is in there being trouble, please let the moderator team know (or just one of the women moderators if that makes one feel comfortable) and we will take care of it.

...oh...boy if a guy isn't sweating estrogen, he shouldn't be on that forum.

My post is about safety.

I'm a woman but I don't post very often in the the Women's Discussion Forum because they usually just ask the same questions all the time, which I find boring. I guess that's why I'm in Random Discussions the most, where you can talk about almost anything you want to.

It's okay for men to be in Women's Discussions forum as long as they follow the usual set of rules. It might even help them understand aspie and autistic women better.

As this is in the "Random Discussion" section I shall answer.

Isn't it painfully obvious?

I don't see any problem with men posting in the women's forum. it can be helpful sometimes to have a different perspective. It's not meant to be women only area, more like an area where women's subjects are highlighted.

I don't have a problem with men posting in the women's section. I sometimes post in the parents section but I don't have children.

I like that.
Let us ban cyberdad, an NT, altogether from this site.

There is a thread discussing makeup.
I refrained from giving my own tips on what I do, in respect.

Mocking people who are silly enough to bring children into the world is *not* OK.
Stop it!

This sums up my thoughts well. I've been in the women's discussion area before but I don't post in there much, at least compared to other sections. So long as it stays respectful I have no issue with this. I can't relate to most of the subjects discussed there for the same reasons most women's magazines don't appeal to me. Still, it has introduced me to perspectives that I otherwise may have never considered. However, I have seen the occasional flirting and that shouldn't be happening in the women's section. Even if it's jokingly, I can understand why people would dislike this.



*Sweats nervously* Am I safe or should I be concerned?



I've always found it odd that make-up is so gendered. Personally, I know quite a few men who are talented at make up. I don't use it because I dislike how it feels on my skin. The only exception is nail polish, I'm fine with that but I only wear that occasionally and I haven't in years.

Oops.
I didn't realise I posted my "funnies" in the Women's forum.
I was just using "The Front Page".

I could delete my previous posts, but hey, they are "Gold".
I will stop now.