Robert.Evans
You will be assimilated; it is His Will.
I meant young
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Is not half the problem nowadays that men (and women) are showing their emotion of anger? And feminine has always been seen as more pliable and weaker. I don't see a problem with that myself. A man will be weaker than another man. That is life. If women become like men, then where then are the real women?Being 'emotional' isn't a feminine trait, that has been a cultural narrative however for a long time. Men should be able to express their emotions of sadness, anger, etc...and not be judged as being 'feminine.' The definition of femininity isn't that women are wilting little flowers, either. That too needs to change.
Genes have no bearing on economic status though. So the issue wouldn't be lower intelligence, but lack of education.genes = intelligence.
Is not half the problem nowadays that men (and women) are showing their emotion of anger? And feminine has always been seen as more pliable and weaker. I don't see a problem with that myself. A man will be weaker than another man. That is life. If women become like men, then where then are the real women?
Weakness is the wrong word really. But women's bodies are more supple than men's but not as strong and rigid. Women don't tend to slap you on your back when they say hello. You might take weakness and even the word "woman" as an insult now. If so, that is a shame. It would seem to indicate you judge yourself with men, which would be wrong. there is nothing wrong with being a woman, weaker or not.You see being feminine as synonymous with weakness?
Weakness is the wrong word really. But women's bodies are more supple than men's but not as strong and rigid. Women don't tend to slap you on your back when they say hello. You might take weakness and even the word "woman" as an insult now. If so, that is a shame. It would seem to indicate you judge yourself with men, which would be wrong. there is nothing wrong with being a woman, weaker or not.
When saying "you" I didn't mean YOU specific. It is ambigous.why don't you just own what you posted, and not insult me? I didn't say any of this. You are putting words into my mouth. I don't try to judge myself with men. But, I'm not weak. Perhaps, you should stop insulting people.
You were directly replying to my quote.When saying "you" I didn't mean YOU specific. It is ambigous.
It wasn't meant as an insult, okay. But you are free to take it that way if you wish.You were directly replying to my quote.
He's insulting to all women, personally and in general. He doesn't think highly of women. You get use to it. Never approve of it, but use to it.You were directly replying to my quote.
If women become like men, then where then are the real women?
He seems to believe that if a woman works outside of the home, not home raising children and keeping house, especially if she works in a male dominated field, she has somehow lost her "femininity" and become "men". He's told me I've lost my "femininity" because I was in the military. I don't really know what that means to him, but I'm pretty sure he's wrong.Same place they always were? If some women act butch, that doesn't mean hyperfeminine ladies somehow poof out of existence.
Thank goodness for thatSame place they always were? If some women act butch, that doesn't mean hyperfeminine ladies somehow poof out of existence.
So what did you do, paint flowers on the bombs?He seems to believe that if a woman works outside of the home, not home raising children and keeping house, especially if she works in a male dominated field, she has somehow lost her "femininity" and become "men". He's told me I've lost my "femininity" because I was in the military. I don't really know what that means to him, but I'm pretty sure he's wrong.
No, I have a high opinion of women that are truly women.Not that high opinion of women that want to be men, however.....which is probably what you mean. But yours sells better I guess.He's insulting to all women, personally and in general. He doesn't think highly of women. You get use to it. Never approve of it, but use to it.
You know, I have read this a few times, and I haven't got a clue what you're talking about and it's annoying the heck out of me. So why don't you start again and tell me what the problem is and then I'll explain how you have misunderstood. It's like you're talking to someone else.why don't you just own what you posted, and not insult me? I didn't say any of this. You are putting words into my mouth. I don't try to judge myself with men. But, I'm not weak. Perhaps, you should stop insulting people.
No, I have a high opinion of women that are truly women.
It is likely that if you do, men AND women, WILL ridicule you for it at some point, even if behind your back. What man wants another man crying on his shoulder and what women does. She wants a man to listen to her, not her to listen to him.There are in my opinion at least two issues here. First, whether you should as a man be in touch with your own feelings, and second whether you should share those feelings with others.
That doesn't act or dress like a man.How would you describe a "woman who is truly a woman"?