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3. Everyone talks about the small penis, no-one ever goes on about the big vagina
Curb reference?
3. Everyone talks about the small penis, no-one ever goes on about the big vagina
What the fuck at people getting told to smile??
I've never heard of such a thing. Who the hell asks anybody to smile?
I mean unless you're taking a photo of them, why the fuck would you?
And it's not just coz I'm a male, who goes up to a woman and asks her to smile? Or is it when the person being asked is providing a service (eg. Waitress).
I just don't get it. The whole idea sounds obsurd to me.
Ugh.
People do want policies enacted to make it easier from them.
But when the discrimination basis is there, at the least they want it equal. Is that too much to ask? Facts are facts.
A few good points here and there but mainly nonsense. Im privileged because my elected official is the same sex as me? Yea that's not reaching for it..at all.
Over trivial stuff also...I don't mean to deride the article but I wonder which gender is more often called "bitch". I think I've personally witnessed it being directed to males 90%+ of the time .
It's always weird to me that people say men are privileged because the people at the top of society are men, but no one even bothers to look down and see the people on the absolute bottom rungs of society are also men.
It's also weird that male politicians and lawmakers almost exclusively cater to women's needs (legalized abortion, softened limits on birth control, VAWA, sexual harrassment laws, greater funding for women's shelters, etc, etc), but feminists feel their needs aren't represented, yet men's needs are entirely ignored.
51: I'm far likelier to commit suicide.
...wait, hang on...
I don't mean to deride the article but I wonder which gender is more often called "bitch". I think I've personally witnessed it being directed to males 90%+ of the time .
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oh wow man
who the fuck made that list
My point was that for all this privilege, we're still a deeply troubled gender. To say we're supposed to be strolling down Easy Street, we sure are prone to throwing ourselves under buses.That's a benefit of "Male privilege" ?
Nonsense.
I'm trying to decide if you're disingenuous of just have poor reading comprehension.Well, folks, the anecdotal evidence in this thread proves it: male privilege doesn't exist, or if it does, we should just ignore it and be gender-blind. Because it's actually pretty fantastic, if you're a guy.
15. When I ask to see the person in charge, odds are I will face a person of my own sex. The higher-up in the organization the person is, the surer I can be.
Sure this can be true, but I don't see how it's an upside? Like how does this benefit me at all?
My point was that for all this privilege, we're still a deeply troubled gender. To say we're supposed to be strolling down Easy Street, we sure are prone to throwing ourselves under buses.
You're right. That's like 10 instances of privilege she totally missed!Men are more likely to commit suicide, have mental illness, and serve prison terms. They're more likely to drop out of school, less likely to attend or finish college, and do worse academically on the whole. Males are more likely to be victims of violent crime than females (the only exception is rape). Men are more likely to die from getting struck by lightening. On health issues, women outlive men. Men are more likely to die of a heart attack and many other things. This can go on and on.
Men are more likely to commit suicide, have mental illness, and serve prison terms. They're more likely to drop out of school, less likely to attend or finish college, and do worse academically on the whole. Males are more likely to be victims of violent crime than females (the only exception is rape). Men are more likely to die from getting struck by lightening. On health issues, women outlive men. Men are more likely to die of a heart attack and many other things. This can go on and on.
People dont want to be discriminated against, they want policies enacted to make things easier for them. So it's an easy sell to tell a group of people they have it rough compared to another group.
Men are more likely to commit suicide, have mental illness, and serve prison terms. They're more likely to drop out of school, less likely to attend or finish college, and do worse academically on the whole. Males are more likely to be victims of violent crime than females (the only exception is rape). Men are more likely to die from getting struck by lightening. On health issues, women outlive men. Men are more likely to die of a heart attack and many other things. This can go on and on.
Men are more likely to be struck by lightning? really?
Wait lightning?
Speak for yourself.Men don't beeld out of their dicks once a month.
Well women are smarter and tend to avoid shouting that gods are monsters on top of hills in rusty metal armor during storms...
Men are more likely to commit suicide, have mental illness, and serve prison terms. They're more likely to drop out of school, less likely to attend or finish college, and do worse academically on the whole. Males are more likely to be victims of violent crime than females (the only exception is rape). Men are more likely to die from getting struck by lightening. On health issues, women outlive men. Men are more likely to die of a heart attack and many other things. This can go on and on.
Sadly its real. Just look up brands like zara. Their clothes are designed to last for one of their something like twenty yearly seasons.Planned obsolescence for clothing sounds ridiculous. If anything it's the style going out of date that would force you to buy more clothes.
because somehow in every feminism thread there is always a 'what about the men?' derail. Its all well and good to discuss both but it would be nice to have a discussion about womens issues that doesnt just turn into mens issues.Can't we take about both? We're all humans after all and there is bound to be some overlap and interesting cross-sectionalities*.
*I made that word up to sound more learnered**.
** Made that up too..
Yeah totally agree, I've been to three weddings this summer, same suit with different shirts and ties and nobody cares, women simply can't do that without being criticized.
Roughly 82% of people killed by lightening between the years of 1995 and 2008 were men.
This isn't really list of societal privilege. This unfortunate things happen on a higher occurrence to men, but its not really directly because of women or anything.....
Its a pretty ineffective list for female privilege.
Because they are women. We men don't give a shit about it.
It is not privilege of men it is simply self dug hell pit of women
51: I'm far likelier to commit suicide.
...wait, hang on...
because somehow in every feminism thread there is always a 'what about the men?' derail. Its all well and good to discuss both but it would be nice to have a discussion about womens issues that doesnt just turn into mens issues.
Wait lightning?
Men don't beeld out of their dicks once a month.
A few good points here and there but mainly nonsense. Im privileged because my elected official is the same sex as me? Yea that's not reaching for it..at all.
So then it matches the list detailed in OP, right? My point is proven.
No, lightening. Men are more likely to be well-lit.
Roughly 82% of people killed by lightening between the years of 1995 and 2008 were men. This also ties into why men are more likely to speed and get into car wrecks: recklessness.
I wouldn't say so. Not at all actually. The list in OP is a list of privileges, yours was a list of disadvantages. Second, the list list privileges specifically associated with gender, which you cannot claim of your list.
The list shows very real social norms set up for women and simply a listing of unfortunate statistics.
Yeah, that one is really poorly worded. Better would be "You're less likely to be sexualized and objectified in the media."Number 41 is a bit strange...
Sex sells to men, that's our 'truth'.41. Assuming I am heterosexual, magazines, billboards, television, movies, pornography, and virtually all of media is filled with images of scantily-clad women intended to appeal to me sexually. Such images of men exist, but are rarer.
Yeah if you're peeing blood see a doctor asap.I wish it only happened monthly....I should see a doctor.
Actually that's the most poignant thing on the list made especially true by the sexual reproduction laws that many states are shoving through right now. If you don't think that having an elected body of most males is a bad thing, then maybe this list isn't such a bad idea afterall.