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Originally posted by noonebutme
Originally posted by kilas
By the way I'm sure women would take great offence if you think of them there only skill is " To Cry at films and have emotions". What?!?! Do you know any women? That might be more common place in women, but its got nothing to do with the essence of femininity or masculinity. Whats crying at films got to do with anything?
Most women should take offense at that, if that's what I had said.
At what point in my post did I say their [women] only skill is to cry at films and show emotions? I never said that.
I said that so long as the notion of men needing to learn from women *isn't* the cliché of expressing emotion and inner feelings, I'm all for it.
But please provide a list of the attributes, skills and qualities that men can (should?) learn from women.
I'm keen to know!
[edit on 3-12-2009 by noonebutme]
Originally posted by Alxandro
A lot of this certainly makes sense, but...
Could part of the blame be placed on the Mothers of the world for bringing up the bad boys described in this thread?
Remember, the world wasn't always like it is today, so the nuclear family shares the blame.
Sure hope nobody calls me a sexist for making this statement, but it's true.
[edit on 2-12-2009 by Alxandro]
[edit on 2-12-2009 by Alxandro]
Originally posted by Samsan
Originally posted by Freeborn
This is PC driven bollocks and nonsense.
Men and women are different, we have different drivers and priorities.
And that is as it should be, each as important as each other.
......
This has become blurred as society has become more complex.
"Complex" is a nice word for feminized, which is a euphimism for "pussified."
In schools across the USA, boys no longer play competitive games. Dodgeball, for example has been replaced with skipping rope and hop-scotch so that there are no "winners" or "loosers." Teachers are almost entirely female, and punish boys that display "agressive" activity.
And any suggestion that males should be taught by other males, in an all-male environment is met with cries from a feminized public that such a scenario would be ABSURD. WHY? Because.....then males wouldn't become "socialized in a democracy that includes a population of 50% females."
Women have created the problem, and refuse to help resolve it despite the clear historical evidence that allowing boys-to-be-boys is actually GOOD!
[edit on 3-12-2009 by Samsan]
Originally posted by msnevil
reply to post by Annee
Why the hostility to any suggestion about woman having roles?
I don't understand?
Or is it hostility to any "labels" that people seek to judge you with? Or is it some belief that some\all men seek to keep woman down by labeling them?
I never understood the whole "us vs them" attitude of some men\women. Isn't there some common ground to be compromised on?
Originally posted by bowlbyville
There's already enough feminization of the Western male as it is...forcing organizations, private or public, to have 50% females is a certain recipe for disaster.
Originally posted by Aeons
Here is one. That daily interaction with your children makes you a definer of culture. That there is power in being a teacher of children. One that men have culturally been out of touch with for a long time.
Originally posted by Annee
Defining woman to a Role - - - creates an "us vs them".
Why do you see it as hostility? There is no hostility. If you are reading emotions into what you read on a blog - - - those are your own emotions.
I am who I am - - no one else is going to define me. My gender is physical - - it does not define who I am as a person.
Those are statements. Logical and direct statements. There is no emotion attached to them.
Originally posted by bowlbyville
There's already enough feminization of the Western male as it is...forcing organizations, private or public, to have 50% females is a certain recipe for disaster.
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Originally posted by msnevil
The definition of "role" as creating a "us vs them" is a perception that is perceived into it. I do not see such a perception, to me its a word without meaning. A definition that doesn't need followed, and can be ignored.
You yourself make yourself, no one else can define you. Yet the perception of a Male "Role" for woman is something you appear to dislike. Why do you care what man label you by?
If you had no emotional attachment to this, you would not bother posting in this thread.
Originally posted by Doglord
Originally posted by Aeons
Here is one. That daily interaction with your children makes you a definer of culture. That there is power in being a teacher of children. One that men have culturally been out of touch with for a long time.
Yes, about as long as divorce courts have given women automatic custody unless their former partner is able to prove she is unfit. But of course, I'm sure in your mind the Fathers rights movement is all about misogyny. After all, men have no desire to be in their children's lives, right?
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by Aeons
Originally posted by Doglord
Originally posted by Aeons
What Annee- the computer animated troll - is suggesting is that you can combine two eggs - two X, and never need a Y at all.
Incorrect.
Uh.... no it isn't. This method has already been shown to work.
You'd have a society of nothing but females.
Oh yeah - - I'm so dumb I only froze female eggs.
Duh!
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by bowlbyville
There's already enough feminization of the Western male as it is...forcing organizations, private or public, to have 50% females is a certain recipe for disaster.
Oh let me guess.
You are a man.
Originally posted by Aeons
Originally posted by Doglord
Originally posted by Aeons
Here is one. That daily interaction with your children makes you a definer of culture. That there is power in being a teacher of children. One that men have culturally been out of touch with for a long time.
Yes, about as long as divorce courts have given women automatic custody unless their former partner is able to prove she is unfit. But of course, I'm sure in your mind the Fathers rights movement is all about misogyny. After all, men have no desire to be in their children's lives, right?
You guys love this one.
Most of the time, men leave and do not want primary custody.
There have been multiple reviews done by the judiciary in most states. Every one of them found the same thing. That most women get primary custody. And most men never ask for it. AND that when men do ask for it, they get it MORE THAT 70% OF THE TIME.
In other words, when men actually try to they have MORE than an equal chance at primary custody.
Suck on that.
Originally posted by Unity_99
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by Aeons
Originally posted by Doglord
Originally posted by Aeons
What Annee- the computer animated troll - is suggesting is that you can combine two eggs - two X, and never need a Y at all.
Incorrect.
Uh.... no it isn't. This method has already been shown to work.
You'd have a society of nothing but females.
Oh yeah - - I'm so dumb I only froze female eggs.
Duh!
Omg that was a good one! Lets not tell them the female body only produces x chromosomes eggs. To freeze an Y, it wouldnt be an egg, so it wouldnt come from any woman's body.