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Search Results: differences between men and women
Why do girls get so anxious when a boy slaps her after SHE SLAPPED HIM FIRST, but are indifferent or even laugh when a girl kicks a boy in the balls?
I mean, a slap leaves a red mark, and as long as you can control yourself even half as much as you expect boys to, you won't get slapped back! A kick in the balls is so much worse, and girls do it for all kinds of...
Anonymous
(30-35) Why do some men act so stupid?
Let me clarify and say I'm not talking about all men. I am talking about stupid men. So if you're not stupid and this does not pertain to you, stop being so sensitive. I don't like men who are always being sensitive. I...
TheSJW
Xper 2 Age: 26 
12 Funny Differences Between Men and Women
1. How they see themselves in the mirror. 2. Men after separation are good in the first days but women suffer in the first days but as time goes by, the situation reverses 3. The difference in the work desk 4. Women...
Sorgulayan_birey
Xper 6 Age: 25 Is there a difference between flirting and sexual harassment?
If you ask around, a lot of people will say that you can *easily* discern sexual harassment from flirting by the comfort level of the respondent, aka "consent"--that men should know when they are crossing the line and to...
Investigator
Explorer Age: 33 Men DO Open Up About Their Problems - But No One is Listening
WHY DON’T MEN open up about their problems? It’s a question that has been given much consideration in recent years. Most of the answers one can find on the subject are variations on a similar theme: men are overly stoic,...
Anonymous
(30-35) Do you believe in the gender pay gap?
What I find frustrating about the gender pay gap and the debate around it is that it should be a FACT whether women earn less than men or not. Either they DO earn so much less than men that it's a gender equality issue or...
Staiby
Xper 6 Age: 29 Anti-Racism and Feminism Do Not Encourage Equality
I believe that the original campaigners for anti-racism and feminism had an idea in their minds of a world where skin-colour, gender, sexual orientation etc. were irrelevant. People would not see someone's colour or...
Anonymous
(18-24) What's the difference between love and lust?
You always see a man instantly attracted to a woman and would be willing to do anything for her ( usually in movies this is portrayed often). Is that love or lust? Is initial attraction really just lust? and can lust...
Anonymous
(25-29) IQ differences between men and women: Would you agree or disagree?
People with lowest IQ would be men but with highest IQ would be also men. While women are stuck in the middle. In other words, men would be dumber and smarter, both than women. Does it seem true from your own experience?
WomanBeing
Xper 2 Age: 27 Girls! What should men look for?
What should we look for to tell the difference between a woman being friendly and flirting with us at work?
starckiller124
Xper 2 Age: 29 This Isn't Feminism.
Feminism is a movement that supports (by women most of the times) gender equality. By definition: The belief that men and women should have equal rights and opportunities. It is the theory of the political, economic and...
Anonymous
(18-24) Do Women Have Unrealistic Expectations For Men?
I just wanted to share my viewpoints as to why many women--NOT ALL WOMEN, but many women--are unrealistic about their standards for men. I'm going to be very raw and very real; because I'm hoping that this eventually...
Anonymous
(30-35) Are male bosses easier to get along with and get promoted under if you are female? And vice versa?
Don't get me wrong, I generally get along best with women. However when it comes to managers and politics at work, I've noticed (along with other female colleagues) that female bosses (definitely not all but more than...
Starbers999
Xper 5 Age: 41 Things most people don’t know about Japanese-American internment during WWII and the aftermath
It’s The internment of Japanese-Americans is perhaps one part of History that isn’t thoroughly taught to students, in fact there are people who still try in stubborn futile effort to defend the internment because of their...
What is the difference between an open relationship and a polyamorous relationship?
Finished watching a tv show (Sense8) where a woman and her husband enter into a polygamous relationship with another man. I was shocked that this is a thing. This got me thinking, is being in a polygamous relationship the...
mel1695
Xper 6 Age: 31 Dear Women, Being Hit On Isn’t That Big Of A Deal
Hi. Yeah. Someone asked me after I made some mytakes shitting on silly guy behaviour to do one targeting silly female behaviour. I’m all for #equality so I figured, why not? This is a topic that is going to trigger a lot...
Quick Take- Feminism vs. Humanism
I love writing these things. Here is my quick take on why believing in equal rights for men and women doesn't make you a feminist. the advocacy of women's rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes Feminists and...
JustMyTake
Xper 7 Age: 29 How can you be able to tell the difference between people’s faces even though the face features are similar?
How can we also see a difference between a male and a female’s face? Women have rounder eyes and men have smaller ones as we notice. But there are men with rounder eyes and feminine features and we still know it’s a man?...
GayHowellMeme
Guru Age: 23 Does society prevent men from being emotional or showcasing their emotions, or are men hardwired/biologically-tuned to not be as emotional as women?
I believe evolutionary biology is to be the cause of why men: •do not cry or react as emotionally to things like chick flicks •do not need support groups as much as women •play pranks and tease one another to a different...
