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I'm quite emotional and sensitive by male standards, but I can be the strongest person on the planet when the situation demands.

Yesterday, I happened to notice a woman sitting on the street, with a sign that read "Victim of domestic abuse. I'm 7th months pregnant, hungry and homeless. Please help with food or money". I was overcome by a sudden bout of emotion and even shed a few silent tears, due to this woman's plight. I did give her $10 and a few cookies I had with me, and the smile on her face was priceless.

There have also been other occasions when I have felt overly emotional. For example, I once broke down when I saw a little boy on crutches (he had only one leg), and a dead bird on the highway.

Since men are 'supposed' to be tough, with a 'don't care' attitude, do these traits make me seem 'weak and unattractive'? Combine this with the fact that I'm quite short (just 170 cms or 5'7"), I don't have a typical gruff male voice (I have been told my voice is a bit soft), and I'm not exactly the best looking man around (although not necessarily the worst looking either).

So yeah, please give your opinions. Note that this has got nothing to do with a low self-esteem. I just genuinely want to know how I am perceived, since I have a lot of traits which go against typical male behaviour.

Historically, Queens have always been more aggressive and warlike than Kings. India has historically been an extremely peaceful region, but male dominated. Saudi Arabia has the lowest crime rate in the world... LOWER THAN SWEDEN

Women commit the majority of violence in western homes as has been shown by hundreds of studies, and this affects many millions of people. For example in the US domestic violence affects 10 million people every year which means that 5-7 million men are victims of women. Females are factually half the rapists, and also commit a lot of abuse in public that goes unreported like slapping men, throwing water or kicking us in the nuts. Females in accommodations are more likely to ask for a change of roommate. Women’s prisons are also plagued by violence. For example the only female prison in Scotland, UK is the most violent prison in the country. Husbands die sooner with nagging wives, and single men have the lowest rate of heart disease. Lesbian relationships are also more violent than those of gays.

Yet feminists keep branding us men as inherently violent beings. This has led to many social biases against men... for example... court bias against men is 6x bigger than racial bias.

While it is a fact that women are equally or more violent than men... feminist/western society is adamant on continuing the social superiority of women... leaving men as 2nd class citizens in their own homes

Last night I was out and saw this woman hitting her boyfriend with a heels as he continued to apologize for something he said.

Violence against men is acceptable, and men have to apologize for everything. There's not much equality between men and women. There is a STRONG BIAS in favor of women.

Men murder (adults) more but this affects less than 0.1% of people that crimes like domestic violence affect every year. 10 million victims of DV face abuse every year in the united states alone, and women commit the majority of this crime. Yet less than 1% of domestic violence shelters accept men. On top of all that, men sustain about half the injuries of serious domestic violence.

Should the social DOMINANCE OF WOMEN over men continue?