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31 Jul 2015, 4:48 pm
The_Face_of_Boo
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31 Jul 2015, 4:56 pm
LyraLuthTinu wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
In most countries, this is what they first do to a one born as male:
They do not even call it "Male Genital Mutilation"
Unicef does not even list it as a violation to Child protection
http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/leb ... s.html#121
Male cutting is so outrageously adopted and normalized.
They do not even call it "Male Genital Mutilation"
Unicef does not even list it as a violation to Child protection
http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/leb ... s.html#121
Male cutting is so outrageously adopted and normalized.
Seriously?
Circumcision happens once, to most men before they are old enough to remember it occurring, it is done by contract between parents and practitioner and it didn't exactly scar you for life mentally though it may have physically.
FGM causes pain throughout life and complicates periods and sex every time.
Rape is a daily threat.
Periods are once a month and very unpleasant.
Childbirth...
Contract my ass.
Men also have daily threats:
Most dangerous jobs are held by men.
Men are sent to wars.
Men's suicide rates is 3-4 times more than women- except in China (because in Chinese culture women are held responsible for the happiness and stability of family; while it's the opposite in the rest of world).
Men victims of sexual assault or domestic violence are mocked and taken less seriously.
80% of homeless are men and they stay homeless longer.
Boys are being discriminated against in school, google it for researches and studies on this.
Men basically don't have the option of being a stay at home parent; and the very few who do that are disrespected.
31 Jul 2015, 5:02 pm
31 Jul 2015, 5:09 pm
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
Removing breasts decreases breast cancer too .
And beheading is really effective to prevent headaches
31 Jul 2015, 5:12 pm
Sweetleaf wrote:
So guys have trouble picking up a date....girls with their easy picking up of dates are more prone to rape, abuse, being taken advantage of for sex ect. all wonderful things the self identified 'forever alones' should be totally jealous of. Oh yeah geting unsolicitated hits on you from guys twice your age who only want sex is great....let me tell you, so much better than being single not 
Yes, and being rich means you pay more taxes and people resent you. These are problems related to being privileged. It's still far better than the alternative. If you think that being hit on (WITHOUT THEM ASKING PERMISSION NO LESS! OMFG) by older men is worse than not being hit on by anyone, be thankful you weren't born as a man. You have no idea and wouldn't be able to cope.
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I mean really what do you guys think it is we chicks get so easily
No, we know that's the case. You can't act like men don't know how easy you have it because they aren't women in the age of the internet when anyone can pose as either gender and see the results.
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and as if you can go out just dressed in normal casual comfy dress and get a date.....
It's even easier than that. Just make an OKCupid profile. You won't even have to leave the house.
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no women are expected to have make up on, wear an outfit that compliments their figure, or use weird undergarmet items to make your body appear more appealing as in the hour glass shape.
Women aren't 'expected' to have a better appearance than men are when it comes to dating. Fat, ugly women have it much easier than their male counterparts. Once again, all you have to do is create an OKCupid profile or go on Tinder.
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Oh and its rude for a women to get offended by some street a** saying 'hey baby you're hot' when they are just trying to go about their buisiness......oh yes women have it so f*****g easy compared to men in all circumstances ever.
A "problem" related to how easy you have it. Validation is so common for you that you don't even appreciate it and in fact it's become an irritation. It's like saying that having an abundance of food in America is a problem because there are too many types of cereal on the shelves.
31 Jul 2015, 5:19 pm
31 Jul 2015, 5:24 pm
31 Jul 2015, 5:30 pm
314pe wrote:
Cafeaulait wrote:
XFilesGeek wrote:
EmeraldGame01 wrote:
I'm glad somebody FINALLY came out with something like this. Girls have it so bad, did we mention what we have to go through every month? Plus we have more to cover up about ourselves.
Guys; you think you're tough? Have you ever experienced menstruation? No? Childbirth then???
It is said that when a woman goes through childbirth, the level of pain goes past the average human pain threshold.
Who says girls have it easier????
Guys; you think you're tough? Have you ever experienced menstruation? No? Childbirth then???
It is said that when a woman goes through childbirth, the level of pain goes past the average human pain threshold.
Who says girls have it easier????
Considering that men and women have completely different roles in the reproductive process, and are raised in different worlds with different frames of reference, I've always found the, "Who has it easier?" question to be nonsensical.
Additionally, as someone who has lived through social situations as both a man and a woman, I can assert that both have significant drawbacks.....
This. These topics just keep arising.
That's because men who post these, can't get girlfriends. They will keep arising.
Exactly. It seems like some people are irritated by this. I guess talking about my pain irritates you. Try having it.
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Sweetleaf
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31 Jul 2015, 6:56 pm
XFilesGeek wrote:
EmeraldGame01 wrote:
I'm glad somebody FINALLY came out with something like this. Girls have it so bad, did we mention what we have to go through every month? Plus we have more to cover up about ourselves.
Guys; you think you're tough? Have you ever experienced menstruation? No? Childbirth then???
It is said that when a woman goes through childbirth, the level of pain goes past the average human pain threshold.
Who says girls have it easier????
Guys; you think you're tough? Have you ever experienced menstruation? No? Childbirth then???
It is said that when a woman goes through childbirth, the level of pain goes past the average human pain threshold.
Who says girls have it easier????
Considering that men and women have completely different roles in the reproductive process, and are raised in different worlds with different frames of reference, I've always found the, "Who has it easier?" question to be nonsensical.
Additionally, as someone who has lived through social situations as both a man and a woman, I can assert that both have significant drawbacks.....
Exactly why I posted this thread....lol when it comes down to it neither one actually has it 'easier' such arguments are rather stupid I mean with any difficulty a male says they have, a female could come up with a different one they face and vice versa. Also dependending on the individual they might find a specific thing more or less difficult than another person would find it to be But the menstruation cycle and child-birth is certainly another good example of a difficulty women face than men don't.
31 Jul 2015, 7:02 pm
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31 Jul 2015, 7:03 pm
31 Jul 2015, 7:03 pm
Sweetleaf wrote:
XFilesGeek wrote:
EmeraldGame01 wrote:
I'm glad somebody FINALLY came out with something like this. Girls have it so bad, did we mention what we have to go through every month? Plus we have more to cover up about ourselves.
Guys; you think you're tough? Have you ever experienced menstruation? No? Childbirth then???
It is said that when a woman goes through childbirth, the level of pain goes past the average human pain threshold.
Who says girls have it easier????
Guys; you think you're tough? Have you ever experienced menstruation? No? Childbirth then???
It is said that when a woman goes through childbirth, the level of pain goes past the average human pain threshold.
Who says girls have it easier????
Considering that men and women have completely different roles in the reproductive process, and are raised in different worlds with different frames of reference, I've always found the, "Who has it easier?" question to be nonsensical.
Additionally, as someone who has lived through social situations as both a man and a woman, I can assert that both have significant drawbacks.....
Exactly why I posted this thread....lol when it comes down to it neither one actually has it 'easier' such arguments are rather stupid I mean with any difficulty a male says they have, a female could come up with a different one they face and vice versa. Also dependending on the individual they might find a specific thing more or less difficult than another person would find it to be But the menstruation cycle and child-birth is certainly another good example of a difficulty women face than men don't.
Respond to my posts then.
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