Do Men have it Easier? - Page 2

Syhto · 10-7-2009, 10:23 PM

Well they can get anally raped

ananana · 10-8-2009, 12:05 AM

I've read about mean who wear skirts. Not kilts, but regular skirts. There are a few men who really enjoy the feeling and some aren't ashamed to wear them. The sad part is that most men are ashamed to wear them and understandably so. I can't imagine the harsh jokes and criticism they receive about wanting to wear a skirt.

So there is +1 for it being harder to be a man.

OneHandNow · 10-8-2009, 12:08 AM

Girls get to express their fashion in more ways possible than men

If men have 10 accessories, women can wear 50.

Why do you think all the marketing in malls is centered around women clothing / accessories and men's clothing off to the corner?

TC_Starwolf · 10-8-2009, 12:31 PM

I believe men have it easier. The white male is dominate in American society, so they have it easiest. Women get paid less than men do in the workplace and are still seen in commercials as a stay at home mother doing laundry and dishes. No matter of race and gender, people should be treated equally. We all work hard for the money we bring home (with the exception of celebrities), and I believe that should be corrected. I won't even get started on the whole "ideal woman" should look like.

**devonin** · 10-8-2009, 12:44 PM

48 deleted posts later, and the thread actually looks halfway decent.

**GG_Guru** · 10-8-2009, 01:13 PM

Women don't make a move until they're ready. They can be with a guy for two years and spend the last 6 months trying to get over the guy so that when they're ready to move on, they just move on. Guys are totally different, when they break up they do if fast, but they can spend years trying to get over the girl because usually they don't think it through.

TC_Starwolf · 10-8-2009, 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by GG_Guru

Women don't make a move until they're ready. They can be with a guy for two years and spend the last 6 months trying to get over the guy so that when they're ready to move on, they just move on. Guys are totally different, when they break up they do if fast, but they can spend years trying to get over the girl because usually they don't think it through.

I'm pretty sure there are plenty of girls who do that too.
Though girls are more emotional, I think this is more of a personal experience. Everyone handles a break up differntly.

justaguy · 10-8-2009, 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by GG_Guru

Women don't make a move until they're ready. They can be with a guy for two years and spend the last 6 months trying to get over the guy so that when they're ready to move on, they just move on. Guys are totally different, when they break up they do if fast, but they can spend years trying to get over the girl because usually they don't think it through.

what an ignorant statement. these things aren't gender dictated. it varies from person to person, and is relative to the amount of emotion invested in the relationship (on both sides).

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Originally Posted by Flaming_Dingleberry

Anyone who actually thinks women have it easier... I don't know, there's something wrong with that.

Men can't get raped, women take the cake just off of that.

EDIT: I totally forgot about the ass, I really thought this was one-sided, ****.

Women can get raped practically anywhere, except in prison.
Men rarely ever get raped, until they go to prison, then it's a sure thing.

EDIT 2: But men never have to get an abortion afterward, and sometimes that's not an option for Christian women. Also, sometimes women will be killed for losing their virginity before they get married, but no one kills men if they take it up the ass... unless they wanted it up the ass, then law may permit their execution. BOY THIS IS GETTING INTERESTING.

what the **** kind of a retarded post is this

**Flaming_Dingleberry** · 10-8-2009, 01:33 PM

What's retarded about it? Devonin didn't delete it, so I'm pretty sure there's nothing wrong with it. It actually has a lot of really good points on both sides.

Tokzic · 10-8-2009, 02:16 PM

The "hardships" that are specific to each gender are so inconsequential that they're practically negligible. I think having to make the first move and having discomfort and pain a few days of every month are hardly the largest things people need to worry about.

justaguy · 10-8-2009, 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by GG_Guru

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.

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Originally Posted by GG_Guru

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 · 10-8-2009, 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by TC_Starwolf

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 · 10-8-2009, 04:51 PM

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

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Originally Posted by Patricoo

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** · 10-8-2009, 10:12 PM

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** · 10-8-2009, 10:15 PM

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

Niala · 10-8-2009, 10:29 PM

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Originally Posted by devonin

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** · 10-8-2009, 10:32 PM

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

Niala · 10-8-2009, 10:42 PM

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Originally Posted by devonin

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** · 10-10-2009, 03:05 PM

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** · 10-10-2009, 03:26 PM

lmao Ass pain.

10-8-2009, 12:05 AM	#22
ananana FFR Player Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Atlanta Age: 36 Posts: 632	Re: Do Men have it Easier? I've read about mean who wear skirts. Not kilts, but regular skirts. There are a few men who really enjoy the feeling and some aren't ashamed to wear them. The sad part is that most men are ashamed to wear them and understandably so. I can't imagine the harsh jokes and criticism they receive about wanting to wear a skirt. So there is +1 for it being harder to be a man.

10-8-2009, 12:08 AM	#23
OneHandNow Banned Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 5,305	Re: Do Men have it Easier? Girls get to express their fashion in more ways possible than men If men have 10 accessories, women can wear 50. Why do you think all the marketing in malls is centered around women clothing / accessories and men's clothing off to the corner?

10-8-2009, 12:31 PM	#24
TC_Starwolf FFR Player Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: FFR.com Posts: 64	Re: Do Men have it Easier? I believe men have it easier. The white male is dominate in American society, so they have it easiest. Women get paid less than men do in the workplace and are still seen in commercials as a stay at home mother doing laundry and dishes. No matter of race and gender, people should be treated equally. We all work hard for the money we bring home (with the exception of celebrities), and I believe that should be corrected. I won't even get started on the whole "ideal woman" should look like. __________________ You are so Weak! Last edited by TC_Starwolf; 10-8-2009 at 12:47 PM..

10-8-2009, 12:44 PM	#25
devonin Very Grave Indeed Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Ontario, Canada Age: 40 Posts: 10,098	Re: Do Men have it Easier? 48 deleted posts later, and the thread actually looks halfway decent.

10-8-2009, 01:13 PM	#26
GG_Guru Let em' do what they want Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 3,219	Re: Do Men have it Easier? Women don't make a move until they're ready. They can be with a guy for two years and spend the last 6 months trying to get over the guy so that when they're ready to move on, they just move on. Guys are totally different, when they break up they do if fast, but they can spend years trying to get over the girl because usually they don't think it through. __________________

10-8-2009, 01:33 PM	#29
Flaming_Dingleberry Everybody gets one. Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Fuckin space bro Posts: 1,008	Re: Do Men have it Easier? What's retarded about it? Devonin didn't delete it, so I'm pretty sure there's nothing wrong with it. It actually has a lot of really good points on both sides.

10-8-2009, 02:16 PM	#30
Tokzic FFR Player Join Date: May 2005 Location: TGB Age: 34 Posts: 6,878	Re: Do Men have it Easier? The "hardships" that are specific to each gender are so inconsequential that they're practically negligible. I think having to make the first move and having discomfort and pain a few days of every month are hardly the largest things people need to worry about. __________________ ~very popular guitar streamer~ Last edited by Tokzic: Today at 11:59 PM. Reason: wait what

10-8-2009, 10:12 PM	#34
devonin Very Grave Indeed Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Ontario, Canada Age: 40 Posts: 10,098	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.

10-8-2009, 10:15 PM	#35
retching oesophagus (^._.^) =^-ω-^= (^･o･^)ﾉ Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 805	Re: Do Men have it Easier? women can rape. they just can't stand trial for rape. therefore, women have it easier. end thrad Last edited by retching oesophagus; 10-8-2009 at 10:31 PM..

10-8-2009, 10:32 PM	#37
devonin Very Grave Indeed Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Ontario, Canada Age: 40 Posts: 10,098	Re: Do Men have it Easier? Consequences are less severe? for whom? The rapist? Certainly. For the rapee? Not a chance.

10-10-2009, 03:05 PM	#39
Flaming_Dingleberry Everybody gets one. Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Fuckin space bro Posts: 1,008	Re: Do Men have it Easier? 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.

10-10-2009, 03:26 PM	#40
XXXsmittyXXX Anxiety monster Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Yorktown, VA Age: 35 Posts: 6,924	Re: Do Men have it Easier? lmao Ass pain. __________________

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