Beyoncé called it 1st :P

I believe that Women and Men are different and that man =/= woman. And I don't think there's anything wrong with that. I am different to the woman beside me because she can get cervical cancer and I can't. I am different to the woman besides me because when she gives birth she is entitled to 3-6 months of paid maternity leave and I as a man am entitled to just TEN. I'm not equal to the woman besides me because naturally I am naturally stronger. We are not the same. We both have our strengths, we both have our weaknesses, possibly we are balanced in a sense. But a woman will never be able to do what a man can.

The same feminists, shouting equality on this forum probs wont be the one to be shouting equality in the boxing ring or call out injustice on maternity leave inequalities. Can we not just accept the beauty of being different?

ATRL need to research the difference between EQUALITY & EQUITY

I hope you're trolling

Originally posted by Costea They are different but they deserve the same human rights /endthread

Originally posted by Costea They are different but they deserve the same human rights /endthread

Originally posted by Eaten By Lions I believe that men and men should be equal in all facets of life, and currently they are not in a lot of ways (unequal pay being the worst). That being said, internet feminists kind of ruined the cause so I'm ready to just say they are equal and call it a day.

Your belief is wrong. Even biologically we are made different and inequal.

I'm here for equality.
But in this day and age people are still very much closed minded.

Originally posted by Borntodiethisway I don't believe in gender roles.

Originally posted by stoopidjenna You really can't deny that men and women are different in general, but I think the problem arises when those differences strictly define each gender. Like, just because most men tend to be stronger than women doesn't mean there aren't any women who are capable of doing the same or even more physical labor than a man, so women shouldn't be completely shut out of those opportunities.

Originally posted by stoopidjenna You really can't deny that men and women are different in general, but I think the problem arises when those differences strictly define each gender. Like, just because most men tend to be stronger than women doesn't mean there aren't any women who are capable of doing the same or even more physical labor than a man, so women shouldn't be completely shut out of those opportunities.

Originally posted by QueenCarrie This though. Nobody is denying the biological differences; it's the the structrual differences determined by society that are the problem.

Originally posted by Alvajay I dont know where to start