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Dont feed me the stereotypes garbage, or about how you know someones big Aunty Joan that can lift heavy stuff as good as any man, yeah ok there are some women now and then who can rough it, but its not anywhere close to the large numbers or occasions you are suggesting. Compared to all the providing and protecting done for family's by men over the century's, women have done bugger all. I worked myself as a laborer and tradesman for nearly twenty years, so I know what real hard work is, and in all that time I only met two other female labourers, who worked ok, didn't have the strength of course, but still got dirty and tried, and about a dozen females doing trades that involved heavy lifting or dangerous work. So where are all the hundreds of females working along side of men in the building industry if their so great at providing and doing the hard stuff? Like where were they for thousands of years? Sitting around talking and looking after kids and the house thats where. Civilsation is man made, if all the men throughout history had just decided to not work, nothing would have got done, until the women nagged us to death to go do it, because they don't want to, its too hard and dirty for for them. | ||
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![]() Vampire Location: Newcastle, Australia Posts: 895 | Obviously civilisation wouldn't be what it is without men. It wouldn't be what it is without women either. Women can, and do work hard. Working hard isn't about running around the block ten times. Working hard is working for twelve hours straight, on your feet, and still being pleasant to customers. Its raising a child, whilst working to support them. If you think men are the only ones who are capable of working, then you are very very wrong. Quote:
Mabe its because when the husband allowed his wife to work, she was treated as second class in the work force. Don't sit hear and bitch about the lack of work done by females throughout history, when it was the males who were opressing them. Quote:
You complain about the modern 'screwed up' gender roles. Then you complain about how useless females have been throughout history. So Anmon, what exactly do you want? Useful, strong females? or useless motherly females? It seems to me that the only thing you want is male superiority. Don't make me laugh .. bitterly Dylan Moran | ||
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![]() On a high Posts: 161 | Women have their role, men have their role. Both work hard. The family unit and "opressive male dominance" was an expedient way to function. Humans are animals, hierarchy is necessary. You look at families today they do not function. The woman wants to nurture their children and keep them safe. Men want their children to succeed and rough it. Both are necessary in a family unit yet the masculinity must override feminity and require children to grow rather than play safe. In the majority of my relationships the women I have been with willingly remain under my dominance, and attempt to change my mind rather than openly defy it. Normally I weigh their opinion, and what is correct. I do so in a mild manner and attempt to accomplish both. That is how things should be done, that way a family moves as a unit. In the end value I make the decision though. All men must value their woman's opinion. I often hear things in my relationships such as "you do things I want without me even asking" or "you are so kind and generous". It's a good balance. As to women in the work force. Men have more aptitude in doing certain things as women have more aptitude. Neither are inferior but rather they complete eachother just as they should in a relationship. There are always exceptions based on each relationship and person. Some men are submissive, some women dominant. Most women want their child to succeed but are very clingy, and hinders them. Some men are the same way. Most of what I speak of is stereo-type models. Above all respect must be used for any person male or female. Quote:
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![]() BANNED Location: between the good and the bad Posts: 1,330 | Totally. I see so many men walking around with babies stupidly strapped to their chests now, good one idiots, when the mugger jumps out to mug your family I'm sure he will wait as you calmly remove the straps and hand the baby to your wife, so you can defend your family without placing the baby in any danger. I mentioned this possible problem to one of my mates girl friends and the inevitable reply was, I knew it was coming I guess, was 'the woman can fight off the mugger while her husband takes off the baby harness, you never know she may even beat up the mugger' and I was just looking at her thinking exactly when and how did you lose touch with all reality? |
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I've known some feminists that constantly whine about male dominance then suddenly when some thing bad happens cling to a man for safety... | |
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![]() Igneous Magma Posts: 207 | Thanks for that childish reply, but here's the definition of submissive : adjective 1. inclined or willing to submit to orders or wishes of others or showing such inclination; "submissive servants"; "a submissive reply"; "replacing troublemakers with more submissive people" Looking to your partner for safety or comfort is not submissive. |
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'All men are dangerous, even my husband therefore I must train him not to be dangerous, not to be himself because that terrify's me and makes him uncontrollable.' But then what happens when the fem nut is walking around at night with her big submissive manboy in tow, an ugly situation happens and suddenly she expects him to suddenly rise up and become the big protecting man again, only problem is he's so emasculated he's too slow to react properly and gets clobbered. | |
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I think your looking to things to wine about. Most women find 'machoness' attractive. Don't make me laugh .. bitterly Dylan Moran | |
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That you may retain your self-respect, it is better to displease the people by doing what you know is right, than to temporarily please them by doing what you know is wrong. W. J. H. Boetcker | |
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![]() Vampire Location: Newcastle, Australia Posts: 895 | Depends what you define 'Macho' as I suppose. I thought it was more about being strong and manly then being arrogant. Quote:
Most men would probably want to fight just to prove their masculinity. Putting their family in danger in the process. Oops, did I just make a sweeping generalization, that is degrading to a gender? What do you know, it goes both ways. Quote:
He carries the baby. Therefore, his to emasculated to fight. Give me one study that proves a link between dominance, and fighting ability. Samurai's were the most obedient servants in history - but they are known for their superior fighting ability. Don't make me laugh .. bitterly Dylan Moran | ||
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Feminists are just basically insecure little girls terrified of confident men, or the possibility of them growing confident, thats why they always belittle them, its the only relationship with a man they can handle, because a fear filled man is easy to control. | |
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I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just squandered. -George Best, on being asked what he did with his footballing fortunes. Last edited by Matt W; Apr 16, 2008 at 06:13 am. Reason: Typo. | |
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Problem one. Being macho means you are extraordinarily easy to manipulate. Hence why I said the macho person is rarely the dominant one. Once you know where their pride is, it is easy to stoke it and get whatever the hell you want. Problem number two. Self confidence can lead to arrogence. Over-estimating yourself is disastrous. Once someone asked my friend to punch him in the gut to prove how strong he was. The tough guy was unable to sit up straight for a full hour after the punch. It was rather pathetic. Problem number three. Manliness can lead to selfishness, since your top of the world and should be in control of everything. "Get me a beer, bitch" is a perfect example. This alienates people who don't think the world revolves around you and you lose a lot of friends. Problem number four. Lack of common sense. This doesn't always happen, but guys who try to look tough will sometimes discard common sense in exchange for "looking tough". If you start coughing up blood, instead of saying "naw, it's nothing", you might want to go to the doctor. Because dying is not macho. Problem number five. Face. This is big in Chinese culture, but applies to machoism. The face is everything. The image of of looking tough. This is just as superficial as the woman you complain about. The image becomes more importent to men then the substance. Muscle, hair, style of talk. None of which matter (no muscles matter, just not sculpted ones.) It's like hollowing yourself out. There are more, but I don't want to destroy the forum. Yes, the yang/manliness is need in certain qualities. Yet you have to see the downside. Don't forget this is all in good fun! "I want to know God's thoughts; the rest are details." Albert Einstein "The devil is in the details" -? Last edited by Winter wind; Apr 16, 2008 at 09:01 am. | |||
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![]() Moderator Location: Reading, UK. Posts: 6,439 | Nope. You're taking it as an article of faith and stereotyping everyone who believes in women's lib. It comes across as dogma rather than a reasoned argument. I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just squandered. -George Best, on being asked what he did with his footballing fortunes. |
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How about facing the cold truth one day, that everything you believe in this regard is nothing more than politically correct nonsense. And it is you and your pc brethren who are obsessed with dominance and submissiveness roles not us, we can see what has more commonsense in certain roles, and which sex should perform them, but you cant because politically correct people have lost all common sense, if they even possessed it to begin with. Quote:
A lot of 'macho' guys also don't mind women manipulating them, its giving power to women so they don't feel so oppressed or fearful, and a lot of guys are turned on by it, it makes them feel needed, or wanted, but its not because they are unaware as you seem to be suggesting. Quote:
And your morals here seem to be incredibly lacking, to deceive people like that. Give me those' macho types' any day, at least they are straight up and honest with you. Quote:
Self confidence leads to a lot of things, mostly good. Quote:
But your story doesn't prove that being 'a tough guy' is wrong, just that maybe your friend wasn't as tough as he thought. And your friend who punched him, you don't seem to have any reservations about them being macho or acting out the tough guy do you? Quote:
'Get whatever the hell you want' oh yeah the world definitely doesn't revolve around this way of thinking does it? Your example of 'get me a beer bitch' seems to be the common example used by feminists to stereotype any man that is confident about himself. Quote:
If I started coughing up blood I would of course go to hospital asap I'm quite aware dying isn't 'macho' you have been watching too many old movies by your childish depictions of macho men.. Quote:
And like I said, I'm more than aware of what talking tough and showboating is, its only done by insecure guys who want to scare the other guy away so they don't fight, and its not limited to your silly impression that guys who beef up at the gym, body sculpt are all show with nothing underneath, hollow as you put it. Any guy can be genuinely tough, big muscled guys, sculptured guys, little thin guys, guys in between, and any guy can be the opposite as well. Quote:
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