Do Men have it Easier?

[justaguy]

Re: Do Men have it Easier?

You're just a guy who takes the internet way more serious than it should be.

my response is about as serious as the thread is being taken.

No, if this were a "critical thinking" type of thread, then yeah you'd have every right to argue and debate, but it's not so stop making a fool out of everyone's post and stop cussing so damn much like Starwolf said your wording could use a little more 'cleansing'.

yes, because your point was made in chit chat it's inarguable, stellar logic. you made a rash and wrong generalization, of course someone's going to correct you. silly uneducated boy :>. and stop arguing irrelevant points to try to save face, really. whether or not my posts contain profanities does not matter.

there are different factors that make up this debate making it relatively difficult to argue. if you take an "ideal" society where everyone is equal, you can eliminate all of the sociocultural aspects that set men and women apart. however, in any given culture or society the issue is going to be treated differently. biologically, however, the differences are concrete. personally i'd say the menstrual cycle and giving birth are more inconvenient than what males deal with regularly.

[poochieCREAM]

Re: Do Men have it Easier?

Ibouprofen does wonders.

im on the pill which actually makes the pains worse for me, and they start a week prior to.. yeah
and, i got prescribed to something a while back, a pain killer but i forgot the name, specially for that sort of pains
nada. i just have to live with it

[TC_Starwolf]

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It was just a suggestion, take it or leave it.

Just to reiterate my point, woman have it easier now then ever now that we gave them the right to vote while still having the luxury of staying at home to tend to the children.

Luxury my ass. Looking over children is hard work. Women have to cook meals, clean the house, do laundry, and what if little Timmy is sick? She has to give extra care to him, while making sure Matthew doesn't get into the sink cabinet and start drinking cleaning solutions.

[devonin]

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Just to clarify a misapprehension a number of people seem to be under: Men can be raped by women just as easily as they can be raped by other men, and anally is not the only way.

[retching oesophagus]

Re: Do Men have it Easier?

women can rape. they just can't stand trial for rape. therefore, women have it easier. end thrad

[Niala]

Re: Do Men have it Easier?

Just to clarify a misapprehension a number of people seem to be under: Men can be raped by women just as easily as they can be raped by other men, and anally is not the only way.

True, but the consequences are frequently less severe as when men rape women. As well, men labeled as "rapists" typically have much worse social stigma attached to it than women do, because if a man gets raped, he is expected to man-up, no pun intended, and accept it, and, typically, he'll hide how he's really feeling so that people don't look down upon him. Women have the right to show that they're feeling depressed about a horrible accident, and, thus, the man gets labeled for causing somebody severe emotional distress. Is it fair? No. Is it true? Most of the time.

[devonin]

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Consequences are less severe? for whom? The rapist? Certainly. For the rapee? Not a chance.

[Niala]

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Consequences are less severe? for whom? The rapist? Certainly. For the rapee? Not a chance.

Yes, for the rapist, that's what I was referring to. You're right, it's not different if the person being raped is male or female, it's still something awful, and it's unfair to judge that a male should take it less severely than a female. However, society has a tendency to see that males should have an easier time dealing with emotional trauma, and this bias makes it even harder to deal with. Because of all the crap added on top of it, I'd say it can be much worse for a male to deal with being raped.

[Flaming_Dingleberry]

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Men should enjoy the fact that some women care enough to rape them, even up the ass.

Side effects to getting raped:
Men
Ass pain
Emotional damage
Ridicule

Women
Ass/Vagina pain
Emotional damage
Ridicule(?)
Abortion/Baby (and Baby is a massively inconvenient side effect)
Execution (depending on where you live)

I don't see the equality, additions are welcome.

[XXXsmittyXXX]

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lmao Ass pain.

[-_tsutter_-]

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are you guys kidding me

women and men both have a different sets of pros and cons that doesn't make either one stand out over the other, debating the merits of gender is ****ing retarded

[Flaming_Dingleberry]

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Separate but equal? My ass.

That's my response.

[tofurox]

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Ass pains hahaha. Oh crap my ass just fell asleep.

[schoolboysm]

Re: Do Men have it Easier?

men are just better. women suck

[ananana]

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are you guys kidding me

women and men both have a different sets of pros and cons that doesn't make either one stand out over the other, debating the merits of gender is ****ing retarded

Thank you. THANK YOU! Someone sees it my way! This is a terrible "debate" since both genders have completely different purposes, skills, qualities ect ect. It's hard to compare two things that were meant to compliment each other.

men are just better. women suck

I can't wait until you're above the age of 13.