Well as a mysoginist ..........i have to say .....yes crying .....wearing pink .....over hugging .....i mean........a bro hug........ is short......... and not to tight ...that is fruity .......make-up......... no real hot blooded Straight male........... would need make -up......... that is for bitches ........ and for porn stars .........sorry ....it is true ........men can wear silver rings or manly looking rings .....not jewellery .......or doing a female job ......what is that .............who fucking knows .......look who is running the planet the most powerful people are men ......it is a mans world ....so true!!!!! ...but so many people are in denial .......it is not a river in egypt.....(de nile)............you only cry when you lose a digit or severe gash .......
10 Respectable Things Women Do That Men Are Disrespected For Doing the Same Thing
In today’s society, gender roles are constantly evolving and changing. However, there are still certain expectations and double standards that exist. Certain behaviors or actions are deemed acceptable for women but frowned upon or even taboo for men.
1. Wearing Makeup
Makeup has been a staple in women’s beauty routines for centuries. Men wearing makeup are often seen as unusual or even emasculating. While there are some male makeup enthusiasts, the practice is still not widely accepted in society.
This double standard is slowly changing as more men embrace cosmetics and break traditional gender norms.
2. Crying
Women are often expected to be more emotional than men, and crying is seen as a natural expression of their feelings. On the other hand, men are expected to be stoic and tough, and crying is often seen as a sign of weakness.
Emotional expression is healthy for everyone, regardless of gender. Men who cry should be encouraged and supported, not shamed or ridiculed.
3. Taking Parental Leave
In many workplaces, women are given maternity leave to care for their newborns, while men are not given the same opportunities for paternity leave. This reinforces the stereotype that caregiving is solely a woman’s responsibility.
Parenting should be a shared responsibility, and men should be able to take time off work to bond with their children and support their partners.
4. Wearing Pink, Skirts or Dresses
While women can wear traditionally masculine clothing without judgment, men are often shamed for wearing clothing that is considered traditionally feminine, such as skirts or dresses. This reinforces gender stereotypes and restricts personal expression. Scottish men usually wear kilts to symbolize pride and heritage and do for formal events like weddings.
Men should be allowed to wear whatever they feel comfortable in without fear of judgment or ridicule.
5. Pursuing Traditionally Feminine Careers
Women have made strides in the workforce and are now accepted in many previously male-dominated fields, such as medicine and law. Men who pursue careers in traditionally female-dominated fields, such as nursing or teaching, are often met with skepticism or even discrimination.
Everyone should be allowed to pursue their interests and passions, regardless of gender.
6. Expressing Vulnerability
Women are often encouraged to be open and vulnerable, and it’s considered an attractive quality. Men who express vulnerability are often seen as weak or unmanly. This can make men feel they must suppress their emotions and suffer in silence, negatively affecting their mental health.
Recognizing that vulnerability is strength is essential, and men should be encouraged to express their emotions healthily.
7. Having Long Hair
Women are generally allowed to have long hair without any judgment or stigma. However, men with long hair are often viewed as unconventional or unprofessional. This reinforces traditional gender roles and restricts personal expression.
Men should be allowed to have whatever hairstyle they prefer without fear of being judged or stigmatized.
8. Wearing Jewelry
Women are often able to wear jewelry without any social consequences. Men who wear jewelry, especially earrings, can face discrimination or ridicule. This double standard reinforces gender stereotypes and restricts personal expression.
Everyone should be able to wear whatever accessories they like, regardless of gender.
9. Being a Stay-at-Home Parent
Women are often expected to take on the role of the primary caregiver for their children. Men who stay-at-home or prioritize their families over their careers are often stigmatized or seen as lazy.
This reinforces traditional gender roles and can limit men’s ability to be present in their children’s lives. Being a stay-at-home parent should be a shared responsibility, and men who choose this role should be celebrated for their dedication to their families.
10. Hugging and Showing Physical Affection
Women can hug and show physical affection to their friends and family without social stigma. Men who engage in physical love with other men are often seen as gay or unmanly.
This can make men feel they must suppress their natural desires for physical touch and intimacy. Everyone should be allowed to show physical affection to those they care about without fear of judgment or stigma.
This article was produced and syndicated by The Cents of Money.
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