What does it mean to be a Man?

[Nucks]

It's important to be strong.

Why?

[Guest]

It's important to be strong.

It's more important to be mentally strong than physically, no matter what gender.

[Verdi]

It's important to be strong.

Why?

Most people would say being strong is a manly trait.

[Stooo]

It's important to be strong.

It's more important to be mentally strong than physically, no matter what gender.

Define that please.

[Guest]

It's important to be strong.

Why?

Most people would say being strong is a manly trait.

Having balls = good
Being a pussy = bad.

The English language looks down on femininity.

[.SF.]

It's important to be strong.

Why?

Most people would say being strong is a manly trait.

Having balls = good
Being a pussy = bad.

The English language looks down on femininity.

Of course it doesn't, you tit.

[Guest]

It's important to be strong.

Why?

Most people would say being strong is a manly trait.

Having balls = good
Being a pussy = bad.

The English language looks down on femininity.

Of course it doesn't, you tit.

Well that’s me truly proven wrong.

Even insults thrown at men are often more insulting to women. Son of a bitch, son of a whore, bastard, yo mama... then there’s the endless amount of insults women get for being sexual. No you’re right, the English language doesn’t look down on femininity at all. Strength is equated with masculinity, weakness is equated with femininity (like a girl) and the vast majority of sexual insults are feminine. You’re so right!

[Guest]

It's important to be strong.

Why?

Most people would say being strong is a manly trait.

Having balls = good
Being a pussy = bad.

The English language looks down on femininity.

Of course it doesn't, you tit.

http://www.tribune242.com/news/2016/mar ... -language/

Reverse these words and you MRAs would be frothing at the mouth.

[Verdi]

It's important to be strong.

It's more important to be mentally strong than physically, no matter what gender.

Certainly, but strong mental health isn't gender specific.

[Guest]

It's important to be strong.

It's more important to be mentally strong than physically, no matter what gender.

Certainly, but strong mental health isn't gender specific.

I know. That's what I said.

[Guest]

It's important to be strong.

Why?

Most people would say being strong is a manly trait.

Having balls = good
Being a pussy = bad.

The English language looks down on femininity.

Of course it doesn't, you tit.

A language that clearly indicates strength is masculine and weakness is feminine, obvious looks down on femininity. That’s not even mentioning the sexual insults and how some insults are actually insulting to women, but presented as insulting to men.

[Verdi]

It's important to be strong.

Why?

Most people would say being strong is a manly trait.

Having balls = good
Being a pussy = bad.

The English language looks down on femininity.

I'd use the terms brave and coward, not balls and pussy like you'd use.

[Bessie]

There is a choice in most places not to give birth in the first place. It's not compulsory to have children.

But not in WHO gives birth, which was the point.

Until the human race become hermaphrodites that isn't going to change.

What do women want out of this? Take time off work on full pay while on maternity leave but not actually doing any work for their employer? Fill in some blanks here.

That's not what we're talking about.

Yes it is. It’s exactly what’s being talked about no matter how hard you or Hobbs try to ignore the points and go on about but but women have babies, as if anyone needs that explained.

It comes to something when JRA has grasped it yet you’re still floundering.

If you're too stupid to understand Hobbit's original comment, that's on you, it isn't me that's floundering.

[Ray of Sunshine]

Having balls = good
Being a pussy = bad.

The English language looks down on femininity.

So being a dick = good?

[McAz]

Having balls = good
Being a pussy = bad.

The English language looks down on femininity.

So being a dick = good?

Not in your case.