Search Results: putting her on a pedestal

In the western world, men are 2nd class citizens by law and social standards. We face large amounts of oppression and discrimination on a daily basis. This has raised a call for equal rights for men, and equality by social standards.

Women are not happy and complaining that it makes them feel "unsafe" as if men's societies are there to plot rapes of women. This is to be expected from women.

But the worst thing is that FEMINAZI universities are actually pandering to women so much, and putting them so high on a pedestal, that men are being denied rights and equality. Meanwhile there are women's societies everywhere.

What happened to equality of the sexes? That's what women asked for... but now they are superior in every way

Just curious. I see a lot of men on GAG forcing these viewpoints down on other men and not let them live their lives freely with their own independent beliefs. These same men tend to attack other men who don't subscribe to their traditional gender role values philosophy. I usually just tell them directly to fuck off if they can't handle other men not having the same viewpoint or possessing the "protective alpha male" instinct as them.

Now don't get me wrong, I don't have any ill-feelings toward people who still believe traditional gender values. They can believe whatever they want and live their family lives however they want. However, it does irritate the shit out of me when some of these traditional people (especially the men) try to preach their "protective alpha male" and "women are valuable treasures that should never be disrespected" bullshit on me and then get butthurt when I don't subscribe to their philosphies.

Would you look down upon men for not being traditional or putting women on pedestals?

I dunno, this could be my sub conscious putting girls on a pedestal but anyway..
when girls hug me i get all nervous and flustered, heart goes slightly crazy and it makes me feel happy, like I'm actually cared about.
No, I'm not perverted and want boobs to be pressed against me, although that's a bonus.
Hugs from guys are different because it's just awkward, it's almost customary to cry "homo" at the slightest glimmer of what is perceived as homosexuality.