Do you think that the opposite gender is privileged?

[curious_gul]

If yes what are they? In what aspects? why how...
And if you think that YOUR gender is privileged then tell us about them AFTER citing the other gender's privileges.
you can read what the opposite gender wrote so you'll find that there's fairness and balance between the two, and complain less about how hard you're having it.

[Anonymous]

Both men an women have their unique privileges, but as a society we are far less likely to acknowledge female privileges and male ones. There are so many examples of that, but I only have time to give one right now. This linked question is a good example of it.

Guys, if your girlfriend was pregnant and was going to have an abortion, would you want to know?

Women own ALL reproductive rights. Not only do men have no say whether their child is born or aborted, they don't even have the right to know they concieved a child. In fact, they don't even have the right to know they have a son or daughter in the world. Nor do they have the right to know whether the child they are supporting is actually theirs. A father cannot demand a paternity test if the mother doesn't agree with obtaining a court order, which is not easy to do. Paternity fraud is shockingly common. Recent studies show that 17% to 33% of paternity tests showed the mother lied about who the actual father was.

That's just one example of many.

[slatyb]

No, I don't, not in the United States or anywhere else. In the United States the Republican party is busy trying to return the country to the days when women were the chattel of men.

[ThrillSeeker01]

I really think this depends on the point of view of the gender of the person answering the question.

As a guy I hang on every emotion of the girl I like. So she has a lot of power over my emotions, so I guess some privilege too.

[Agape93]

In some respects, yeah.